Hours

Monday	7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday	7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday	7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday	7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday	7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday	8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday	8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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Reviews

• Shruti Patel
  ★ 4

  Went on a Sunday morning around 11am. Definitely busy but the line moved super fast and was not a long wait to get inside seating at all. Got the foster banana half sweet ice latte which was yummy and an iced were foam. Also go the shakshuka danish, which was delicious. Total for 2 drinks and 1 pastry was around $20 dollars. They did warm up the pastry which we appreciated but wish it was warmed up a little more- the egg was cold when bitten into. But overall good experience and good and fast service with how busy it was. Would come again

• Nuhn ya Biz
  ★ 5

  Went here for breakfast with my wife and this place completely impressed us from the moment we walked in. Goddess and the Baker is absolutely stunning, and the space itself is a big part of the experience. The huge glass ceiling brings in so much light, and with the train view, the whole restaurant feels lively, unique, and very Instagram worthy. It has that perfect mix of modern, cozy, and stylish, making it a place where you immediately want to sit back, relax, and enjoy your morning. Even before the food came out, we could tell this was going to be a special breakfast spot.
  The menu is very good and has a lot of great choices, including specials that make it feel more interesting than a typical breakfast place. We ordered the Turkish coffee and it was honestly the highlight of the meal. It was absolutely incredible, rich, bold, and full of flavor. We have even been to Turkey, and somehow this was even better than many of the coffees we had there, which really says a lot. It is not often that coffee stands out this much, but this one definitely did and is something I would come back for again just by itself.
  For the food, we ordered the Avocado Toast and the Chili Crisp Egg Bowl. Both dishes were so flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. The Avocado Toast was beautifully put together and had a great balance of textures and flavor, while the Chili Crisp Egg Bowl had a nice kick and was packed with ingredients that worked really well together. You can tell the food is made with care and not just prepared to look good, even though everything that came out looked amazing too. This place really delivers on both presentation and taste.
  Overall, this is an excellent breakfast place and one that feels like more than just a quick stop for food. Between the beautiful setting, the great menu, the unforgettable Turkish coffee, and the flavorful breakfast dishes, everything came together perfectly. If you are looking for a breakfast spot in Chicago that is visually stunning, has great energy, and serves food and coffee that actually live up to the atmosphere, Goddess and the Baker is definitely worth visiting.

• Veronica Leong
  ★ 4

  Came straight from the airport to refuel.
  Conveniently located right off the Blue and Red lines. This location was ~10 min walk from The Bean. I went on Fri around 12:30 pm and it was thankfully not super busy. After ordering at the register, they give you a table number. Just find a seat and a server will bring you your order. What I got:nn- Sunrise Burrito: 3.5/5 - I'm a bfast burrito gal, so l had to order this. It was super hot, fresh, and filling. The burrito was getting super soggy overtime bc of how steamy the fillings were. Unfortunately, the tomatillo sauce didn't really provide any additional flavor. I wish they cut the burrito in half so it's easier to eat.n- Iced Latte w/ Oat Milk: 5/5 - I think I got a good one that day bc it was DELISH!! Not overly milky and I was able to taste the coffee roast, YUM! It even comes with a nice muffin treat! Loved that they don't charge extra for milk alt, like nyc.
  
  I imagine the place can get busy on the weekends and when there's nice weather. Outlets are located along the wall. They have a water station and restrooms. Staff were very triendly and gave me tips for the Chicago Metra. Great spot for a casual solo bite!

• carol g
  ★ 5

  the heartiest brunch place around downtown chicago i tried during my short stay! my friend and i ordered the bacon avocado omelette, egg ham cheddar biscuit, and the cherry cruffin to share! excellent brunch full of flavour.
  
  for drinks, i got the specialty coffee with notes of orange and chocolate mocha🤎 it was a little too sweet for me but props to the creativity of bringing out the flavour. my friend had a mango matcha that lives up to expectations!
  
  overall great place for catching up and chats, not so much a place you’d want to study at or read a book in, it can get busy!

• Jasmine C
  ★ 3

  The Goddess and the Baker is definitely cute -- bright, fun decor, plenty of seating, and solid Wi-Fi. It's in a great walkable part of Chicago, so it's an easy spot to duck into.
  
  Service was fast, but not particularly warm. When I asked a couple questions and tried to get recommendations, the staff didn't seem too enthusiastic or helpful. Not rude, just... uninterested.
  
  I ordered the protein bowl and a cold brew with tiramisu cold foam. The bowl tasted like a standard pre-made microwave meal you'd get at Starbucks -- very mid, lacking flavor, and nothing I'd go out of my way to order again. The coffee was the bigger disappointment: I asked for cold brew topped with cold foam (specifically not a latte!), but it came out tasting like MILK with zero coffee flavor.
  
  Overall, it's a cute spot to sit and work, but the food and drinks didn't land for me. A solid three stars -- fine, but not somewhere I'd rush back to for the menu.