They had a number of coffee options on offer, and the barista was quite helpful in navigating me through the options.
When you're in Chicago, make sure to float yourself over for great coffee. Gaslight is another example of clean and relatively simple menu-board signage. While I wasn't able to hang out as long as I would have liked (my chaffuer awaited me in the car), it was great to make it out to Gaslight Coffee Roasters. They wanted to provide a setting for meaningful discussion, folk music and. The pourover proved creamy and sweet with wheat, additionally throwing in notes of vanilla, corn and apple skin, proving smooth and thoroughly pleasant. Gaslight Coffee Roasters has been roasting delicious specialty coffee in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago since 2012. Organizers of The Exit, a Christian coffee house at 444 Boyle Avenue, meet during its opening night on Oct. The espresso, pulled short with brown crema, shot off rockets of intense flavor, with notes of berry, almond croissant, cocoa, hibiscus, red wine and a little cumin (delicious!). Sauntering up to the counter, in no time at all I engaged a barista or two in coffee-laden banter, eventually deciding on a espresso of their Ethiopian Sidamo and a pourover of their Colombian Peaberry. Non-dairy milk can be an option without extra cost. The place was also packed and buzzing, despite the late hour. Amazing lattes Not so hard to become my favorite coffee shop in town. Stepping inside, it seemed that even the cold night air could not chill the warm vibe given off by the clean design and spiffy decor of the interior. Getting out of the car, I found Gaslight conveniently situated in a very visible corner space with wide windows. Sure the noble automobile has much more versatility, but when you're in a city like Chicago with its superb transit systems, it just makes more sense to take the L where you need to go.īut unfortunately for me one night, I found myself chained to a colleague who refused to let me take the train to get some coffee because it was "unsafe." Instead, after some negotiation to keep the apple cart settled, I found myself being chauffeured (not a bad compromise) to my evening coffee stop in Logan Square, Gaslight Coffee Roasters. The store got an industrial feel and the vibes were. Some people I know still shudder and shake at the idea of using trains as a primary means of transportation. I purchased Gaslights beans through their website before so I was excited to visit the actual store.
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