Doma Cafe

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This café features a heated, enclosed courtyard patio with industrial accents and a skylight, creating a peaceful urban garden atmosphere. The stylish, cozy interior with natural light and curated music fosters a welcoming vibe, making it a great spot for those seeking gluten-free options in a comfortable setting.

Good to know

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They offer gluten-free bread, but no substitutions for sandwiches.

2

Gets busy on weekends, especially during Sunday brunch.

3

Expect higher prices for menu items, around $40 for breakfast.

946 N Orleans St, Chicago, IL 60610, USA
2.4km

People are saying

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Update: the owner reached out and was apologetic about my subpar experience. I really appreciate that kind of customer service. It’s clear she is passionate about her business and wants all patrons to have a great experience. Wish I could try it again! Review rating updated as an average of the food and customer service. Original post: We went here on a Friday morning and it was packed, a good sign! We ended up getting our orders for takeout (ordered at the inside counter) and waited outside for about 30 minutes. Which was totally fine with us and I don’t hold the wait time against them. It’s clearly a popular place! However I was quite unimpressed with the food. I ordered a latte with their homemade date milk (the upcharge made this very expensive) and a breakfast sandwich that tasted like an egg McMuffin. There was barely any of the sauce on there and it was super greasy. The hash brown I ordered was also just like McDonald’s even served in a little sack and I didn’t love that either. They also have gluten free bread and the guy taking my order at the inside counter said I could order it on the side but couldn’t substitute it for the bread on a sandwich. What’s the point of ordering gluten free if it comes with gluten anyway? Maybe I should’ve pivoted my order at that point. I will say the staff member behind the takeout counter outside was extremely friendly and courteous and handled a busy morning with a smile on her face. I wish I would’ve caught her name but we visited on March 14 so props to her for being so kind during chaos! I give it 3 stars because while I did not find my food or drink to be exceptional, it wasn’t extremely awful either, it was just average. If I lived in Chicago I would give it a second chance to redeem itself.
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Doma café is a really great spot for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or even just coffee etc while you work. The heated patio in the back is really comfortable and I’ve gone there to get work done before. Also, as a gluten-free person, there are a lot of options for me on the menu which isn’t always the case in cafes specifically! The cevapi and kupus salata (cabbage) are authentic and so yummy. You can just tell that all the dishes were created with a lot of intention and creativity. Love this spot

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