

Chill outpost serving specialty coffees & teas, plus housemade eats & locally sourced baked goods.
Hours
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 7 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 55 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60603
Phone: (312) 374-1854
Website: http://www.dollopcoffee.com/
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Reviews
I stuck with an Americano again, and it didn’t disappoint: fresh, creamy, and smelled like a fresh coffee you are craving for. Definitely a solid value for the Loop.
I returned to the counter to ask if additional large lids were available. The barista told me to turn the lid dispenser. I explained that I had already done so and that only small lids remained. In response, the barista tossed a large lid toward me with a noticeable attitude and said, “Here.”
I clarified again that my reason for asking was that there were no large lids available at the customer station. The barista did not apologize for her behavior or tone, and then proceeded to restock the large lids.
Due to the unprofessional nature of this interaction, I reported the incident to another employee, who stated that she would relay the information to a manager.
Expect to pay $5-8 for coffee including tip. There are no bathrooms so you have to go to the potbelly. Parking is challenging since it is downtown however the spot is easy to walk to and locate. Dollop Coffee is perfect for a quick morning boost on the way to work or a light lunch. Will definitely be coming back! ☕️
Would highly recommend the #3. Fresh brewed coffee is amazing, the biscuit sando is out of this world, and the pastry… is divine!!
I highly recommend trying the muffins — they’re amazing! If you’re looking for a quick dessert and a good cup of coffee, this is the spot. Prices are reasonable too.
I had a drip coffee which was bold enough, though I still haven’t had my fantasy dark, bold, non-acidic, not too bright coffee in Chicago.
My wife had the green jasmine tea which compared to the one she had yesterday which had a more jasmine/floral presence, this one was heavy on the green and not so much on the jasmine / floral. She remarked she could have just ordered a “green tea”.
They have Vegetarian quiche available (which excite me) along with a veggie dandwich, and a Brie Sandwich with fig jam (also enticing to me a s vegetarian), but with biscuits on the menu, that’s automatically the direction I default to. I had the egg and cheddar biscuit. I asked if they could make it with egg whites and they said “no”, they get the eggs this way so it was a bit disappointing to me to learn the food was essentially not made to order. It also tasted a bit-reheated which is kind of obvious to tell with biscuits. It was also too hot when I received it…the cheddar cheese on it was over-melted and didn’t have much of a taste. It tasted like I was getting biscuit and egg. Cheddar on a biscuit should be not quite so melted so the cheddar flavor shines through.
I’d give the place another try if I’m back in Chicago…but with so many options downtown it wouldn’t be top on the go-to list.