Dulce De Leche Cafe

Such a cute breakfast place with delicious and unique crepes! This is a family-owned business with lovely servers that were so sweet and helpful. They went out of their way to help us with cleaning and setting up the baby chair.I had the mazapan which had a delicious cream cheese filling and strawberries on top. The watermelon lemonade and dulce de leche latte were also super tasty. Can't wait to try more from here.

My first time here as it was recommended by my SIL. The food was pretty good but for the price of the chilaquiles, i didn't think that it was fully worth it. There was not as much carnitas on the plate and my portion was smaller compared to the other 2 chilaquiles plates at the table. The cafe de olla on the otherhand was delicious and would order that again if I decide for a second try.

Everything was perfect, the chilaquiles were definitely my favorite! The green sauce was not too spicy and it had a great flavor to it! Definitely try the dulce de leche iced coffee, it is sweetens to perfection! The restaurant is clean and there is nice art on the walls. The service was overall good, the waitress was very attentive to our needs!.

As we continued on our journey across Chicagoland to try all the cafes, my husband found this spot in Albany Park. Street parking was very easy to find. We only went for coffee, but I saw right away that they have a very yummy looking full menu with crepes! I will have to go back to try those. I was initially curious to try their beautiful blue matcha and green matcha drinks. When I checked into the Yelp app, I was pleasantly surprised with a 20% off espresso/coffee drink offer. After talking with the waiter, he explained that a lot of the signature drinks made with flavored syrups, but the horchata latte and dulce de leche latte are made with their homemade horchata and dulce de leche - sold! My husband ordered the horchata latte, and I got the dulce de leche. Despite the name, it is not overly sweet, but it is delicious! I look forward to going back to try those matcha lattes and the food.

Ambience - It's café casual. Seat yourself usually and there's waiter service but you pay up front like a coffee shop. No issues there, however.Service - Nothing crazy. The gentleman who waited our table took our order promptly and gave us a share of recommendations. He was friendly Food & Drink - They were out of the champurrado which looked really good judging from the menu description so I settled for an horchata latte. It was made well. Your typical latte art and such but flavor wise was nothing crazy. Cinnamon forward but went down well. As far as crepes and I believe I had the chorizo with papas, it was very good. The Marzapan Crepe was sweet but not overwhelming which tends to be the trend with these colorful creations but this place brings it down a notch so I was satisfied. The rest of the meal was filling and portion size was reasonableOverall, looking forward to coming back !

I was so pleasantly surprised at the sophistication of the food at this hidden gem in our neighborhood. I had not thought crepes could e made in so many ways. My mom had the chilaquiles and said they were one of the best ever, and she has them whenever she can. The breakfast crepe was a true surprise and I loved it. My daughter had the traditional kids breakfast of eggs, bacon and fruit. Add on top a great cafe au lait and it was a spectacular brunch of Mexican food and crepes! Loved it and will be back!

Nice little cafe, the lattes are def my favorite. They're delicious and decently priced. I was a little disappointed on the egg cheese croissant I paid 11.99 for the sandwich and it was fairly plain and small for that amount.

The food and service was great. I had the breakfast croissant sandwich. The ambiance is ok.

Food is decent, it looks amazing, good vibe, just disappointed that table was not cleared while still sitting there talking and waiter/waitress did not check in on us. I asked for a glass water and did not receive.

This place is decent, but they are rarely open on time. I've come here 4 separate times hoping to get coffee and they just aren't open. The internet says they open at 7 am. Then I saw they had changed the time to 8:00 am (sign on their doors) and now they took off the sign. So I came at 8 am today and they weren't open. It's the one of the few local spots to get a coffee and now I have to go to Starbucks! It's very disappointing.