Coffee news
The Joliet Police Department will take part in the Special Olympics of Illinois' Cop on a Rooftop event on Friday, May 17.
Dunkin’ now plans to build a drive-thru coffee kiosk at the intersection of Route 71 and Washington Street in Oswego after Scooter’s Coffee dropped its plans for the property.
For those craving a fresh cup of coffee, a grilled donut and an artisan craft, you can get all three at The Makers Cafe and Markets. The first market of the season is the Mother’s Day Makers Market, May 11 and May 12.
The independent coffee house is located at 1109 Ritter St., and is the fourth Krema Coffee Roasters, joining other locations in Plainfield, Lockport and Tinley Park.
Twenty-two businesses will serve coffee-inspired items.
Twenty-two Geneva businesses will be offering coffee-themed items.
Scooter’s Coffee has dropped its plans to build a restaurant near the intersection of Route 71 and Washington Street in Oswego.
You’ll find a delightful array of coffee shops, bakeries and cafes that will kick-start your morning on the perfect note.
Smarty Pants Cafe marks its first anniversary serving the Tri-Cities. The celebration kicks off with a game night on Thursday, March 14.
The Joliet City Council last week approved a drive-thru permit for the latest proposed Starbucks, which is to be built on Houbolt Road near the intersection of McDonough Street.
Next Starbucks coffee house slated for Houbolt Road in Joliet.
Smarty Pants Cafe, a science-themed coffee shop in Batavia, has enlisted the participation of several local schools for the ceiling art project and is eager for more participants.
Then City Council approved a drive-thru permit for a new Starbucks on Jefferson Street in Joliet, replacing a closed Bakers Square.
Krema coffee in Lockport and Plainfield and Oak + Bean Coffee and Wine bar in Oswego have some new mugs celebrating their local communities. The artist behind these mugs is Ashley Ann Klockenga, a Plainfield native who has made coffee mug art into a small business.
The Book and Bean Cafe will serve its last cup of coffee for Joliet library patrons later this month. Tammy and Grady Duckworth have run popular cafe since 2011.