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Espresso Royale Café – Campustown is a bright, fast-paced spot perfect for grabbing lunch, coffee, or a snack between classes. Located in the heart of student life, it’s designed for convenience—order ahead on the app for quick pickup and keep your day moving. Great food, great energy, and great coffee—all right when you need it.
Laid-back coffeehouse chain featuring fair-trade coffee, with some proceeds going to charity.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 604 E Daniel St, Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: (217) 530-4100
Website: https://www.espressoroyalecu.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Espresso Royale Cafe – Campus Town 604 E Daniel St, Champaign, IL 61820.
Reviews
Arica Finney
GREAT coffee shop! I was unsure about the pistachio cream chocolate cold brew, and asked if I could have a sample, thinking it was just poured from a spout, but the made me a little version (which was above and beyond) and it was DIVINE!! Ordered one and told so many people about it! The next morning I ordered an iced horchata latte and a Southwest breakfast burrito, both fantastic! Highly recommend this place for the great drinks, great food and excellent service!
… moreAminaa B
I got a medium iced caramel oat toffee nut latte and despite the wateriness, the flavor was still good. The ounces are larger in the sizes than the average coffee shop’s.
… moreJyotsna Vasudeva
Loved this cafe! Quieter than others on the campus but such great vibe. Boasts of an even quieter area facing street for some serious work along with good coffee!
… moreRosa Maria
I usually love this coffee shop and prefer it to a place like Starbucks. Unfortunately this visit I got a salad with lots of old chicken in it. The sticker on the packaging covers the spot where the meat is so beware.
… moreAlondra Garcia
had a terrible experience with the new manager saw her being extremely rude to her new employees. staff is so slow too this is so different from how it used to be what is up with that?
… moreLN Sriram
Loved the atmosphere and place. Great and cheap coffee. Tried my first French press there. Totally blew my mind. All the writings on the wall in the basement floor and restrooms made it very authentically student-friendly. Wonderful staff!
… morePaul Shi
A hidden gem to read a book downstairs at the comfy couch or do some work along the bright window facing the street, or a quick chat with a friend in those cutely painted coffee tables.
… moreLeon “Lil” Katz
Super friendly staff with plenty of options for patrons. I’ve been coming here since 2013 and have never been served a weak cup. Admittedly, I don’t typically get avant garde drinks, but can vouch for their nitros, pour overs, and teas — all of which are wonderful.
They also have vegan options which is greatly appreciated since Dancing Dog is a bit of a trek from campus.
… moreThey also have vegan options which is greatly appreciated since Dancing Dog is a bit of a trek from campus.
Julie Byrd
PLEASE BRING BACK THE SPANISH LATTE. We had a hot London Fog (the best) and a toffee nut late (a substitute for the Spanish Latte i drove from Memphis, TN to get). Everything was perfectly prepared, the service exceptional, just like I remember. Place was busy for a Thursday at 5:05 pm.
… morePiyali Banerjee
Every time I order oat milk, they give me a lovely cup of whoops, here’s some whole milk instead. Spoiler alert: I’m allergic to whole milk. So now I’m writing this review at 1 a.m., curled up like a lactose-intolerant gremlin. Next time, I’m keeping the receipt either to sue or to frame as a warning. Or maybe I’ll just never go back. That’s probably less dramatic (and less painful).
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