Really cool find. Happened to be in the area and wanted some coffee. The pricing is pretty good for current times. Milk alternatives are extra. Ambiance is great. There's three sections of space with plenty of tables for 1-4 people each. Even at 7PM, there were lots of individuals reading or working on their laptops. I tried their mocha with oat milk and their specialty hot cider with brown butter toffee. Their mocha was smooth and creamy, no settling after a night in the fridge, so likely made with chocolate syrup. The hot cider came our piping hot, almost had an alcoholic flavor to it. It's definitely on the sweeter side but overall very warm and comfy.

Great coffee, amazing ambience. Great place to spend your days and go work or just write notes.

I was staying nearby and saw that Jackalope was close by and had breakfast sandwiches. I'm not a coffee fan but I was expecting a lot of tea options as well. The place was pretty quiet since it was past the morning rush time and midweeki-sh, so it was expected. I was looking at their non-coffee options, eyeing the cooler but I did see they had flavored iced teas as well. Their sandwiches are named after mythical creatures. I got 'The Cyclops' their version of a bacon, egg and cheese on a bagel. The sandwich was ok-the bagel tasted pretty plain instead of the Everything bagel I asked for it tasted like a plain bagel. While they had a lot of tea options the iced tea choices were pre-made so I went with their green tea and couple pumps of their fruit syrups. I took a seat under their Mars Attacks alien in their barber's chair and while it was a little precarious it was fun.

Large coffee shop with fun decor and lots of drink options (coffees, teas, etc). I'd recommend checking this place out to study, work from home, or hang out with friends. There's plenty of seating, but limited street parking nearby.

My favorite cafe I've been to in Chicago. The decor is Spirit Halloween meets punk dive bar meets queer social event. I recommend the Dirty Horchata.

One of the better local coffee shops in the Bridgeport area. Locally owned but it's still basically the same price as Dunkin and cheaper than Starbucks. They have a large list of beverages and a list of food too. Service is consistent. Folks in here are always friendly. And they have a great aesthetic inside the shop with merch to buy if you're interested.

I recommend this place to work from home or chill with your friends outside in their patio. My go-to drink is their iced dirty horchata and they always have good adoptees bakery items on stock. Always a good service!

A fun coffee shop option in Bridgeport with an eclectic vibe. The beverage menu consists of an assortment of coffee and loose leaf tea options. As for food options, there are huge pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and paninis available. Note: this spot does have music playing and may not be the best spot for WFH or studying if you prefer a quieter scene. During my visit, I had a chai latte and the Jackalope, a panini sandwich with bacon, tomato, goat cheese, and fig jam on a pretzel bun. The chai latte was good, but the panini was the standout. The bacon was perfectly crispy and was complimented by the creamy combo of goat cheese and fig jam.

Really awesome spot in the neighborhood. I love that it's got so much space, I'm so used to coffee shops being so cramped with limited tables. Both the indoor and outdoor spaces are quirky and cool. They have a super expansive menu with lots of drinks to try, and if that wasn't enough they have food too. I was pretty full unfortunately but otherwise would've wanted a donut. The prices are reasonable too! We enjoyed the iced mocha and "what's the big dill" drink.