"All-day cafe with baked goods, plus breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, beer & wine."
Goddess and the Baker (33 S Wabash, near Millennium Park) is a Chicago all-day cafe serving breakfast, baked goods, salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, beer, and wine. The cafe is known for creative specialty coffee drinks, housemade syrups, and pastries such as the shakshuka danish and cherry cruffin, alongside hearty breakfast and brunch dishes. Founded in spring 2015 in the Wabash Corridor near Millennium Park, the brand has grown to several locations throughout Chicago, Wilmette, IL, and Brookfield, WI. Locations in the heart of Chicago, Wilmette, IL, and one location outside Milwaukee in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Visitors frequently mention fast service despite busy crowds, a bright and welcoming space, refillable brewed coffee, and standout specialty lattes; some note that food portions can feel small for the price and that staffing can feel stretched during peak hours.
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