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Address: 112 N Green St, Chicago, IL 60607
Phone: (312) 344-1750
Website: https://sawadacoffee.com/
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Reviews
Hoosieronthemove
When the line is going out the door on a 15 degree day, you know the coffee is good and worth the wait. I met up here with a coworker the other day and we were not disappointed. He had a military latte and I had a white mocha cold brew, and we both had the blueberry muffins, which were incredible. Great spot to hang out at and chill for a few hours, and now I know next time I’m back in the area to stop in here!
… moreMJ Rittgers
it’s nice and big in here, and so pretty inside! very vibey. low lighting if that’s something that matters to you. barista was super knowledgeable and helpful and recomended us delicious drinks. drinks were creative and well done and the espresso itself was great. definitely would recomend! we barely waited at all on thursday around 10am. we got the tokyo and their signature 5 hands (i think that’s the name) mocha
… moreZayoodi Anthony
Walking up to Sawada Coffee, the line was already out the door. It’s a lowkey spot tucked behind a door in Fulton Market, but once you step inside, the atmosphere is vibrant and bustling with people. The line took about 20–30 minutes, so I’d definitely recommend ordering online if you’re in a hurry.
I ordered the Camo Latte with no sugar. If you’re someone who doesn’t like sugary drinks, be warned — without sweetness, the flavor balance isn’t great. The matcha and espresso combination didn’t quite come together for me. That’s partly on me for ordering it that way, but it just didn’t taste good plain.
One odd thing: I ordered mine warm online, but when my friend tried to order it warm in person, they were told it couldn’t be made that way — which was confusing.
The prices are on the premium side, and I have to be honest — the extra charge for “ceremonial matcha” feels misleading. In Japan, “ceremonial” isn’t a special category; it’s more of a Western marketing term. Charging a few extra dollars for that seems unnecessary. It’s fine to make money, but transparency matters.
Overall, great vibe, long wait, and overpriced for what you get. Worth checking out once for the atmosphere, but I’d temper expectations on the coffee itself.
… moreI ordered the Camo Latte with no sugar. If you’re someone who doesn’t like sugary drinks, be warned — without sweetness, the flavor balance isn’t great. The matcha and espresso combination didn’t quite come together for me. That’s partly on me for ordering it that way, but it just didn’t taste good plain.
One odd thing: I ordered mine warm online, but when my friend tried to order it warm in person, they were told it couldn’t be made that way — which was confusing.
The prices are on the premium side, and I have to be honest — the extra charge for “ceremonial matcha” feels misleading. In Japan, “ceremonial” isn’t a special category; it’s more of a Western marketing term. Charging a few extra dollars for that seems unnecessary. It’s fine to make money, but transparency matters.
Overall, great vibe, long wait, and overpriced for what you get. Worth checking out once for the atmosphere, but I’d temper expectations on the coffee itself.
Jemyra Ingram
I love coffee and I am always trying to check out new coffee shops. I cannot believe I have probably passed Sawada Coffee a million times without realizing it was there, especially since it is connected to a BBQ spot I have been to a few times. Once I was finally introduced to it, I have already been back twice. Everything I have had has been so good, super flavorful and well balanced. On my last visit I tried one of their specialty coffees and it was phenomenal. Definitely a new favorite and a must try if you are a coffee lover. Service is cool! It’s small but it’s a shared space so plenty of spots to sit.
… moreJamie Sematat
I went there to try one of their signature coffees. Military and black camo lattes. The service was quick and efficient. The barista explained to us what’s latte consisting of as we were trying to figure out the difference. Military latte is matcha and espresso in a drink. Black Camo latte is hojicha and espresso in a drink. Both are really good, very STRONG… I was talking in lighting speed, but maybe the cause of that are 2 other cafes we went to try out before drinking these lovely lattes. The vibe in the shop was nice we sit near the window to watch the rain. I’ve actually been recreating their drinks at home too! Love it here and would come again!!
… moreTim Barrowman
One of the coolest at places to grab a coffee and just hang out. Some really good items on the menu that give a really different taste including Tokyo Style. Just a fun, cool place to grab a drink and dessert.
… moreJohn Allie
Sawada Coffee lives up to the hype! The line was out the door when I arrived, but once inside, there was plenty of seating and the space is absolutely beautiful—great vibes all around.
I had a latte and it was incredible—the espresso beans are truly next level. Smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced. Even their drip coffee impressed me. Most places let it sit too long and it gets bitter, but here it was fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor.
Can’t wait to come back. Easily one of my favorite coffee spots in the West Loop.
… moreI had a latte and it was incredible—the espresso beans are truly next level. Smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced. Even their drip coffee impressed me. Most places let it sit too long and it gets bitter, but here it was fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor.
Can’t wait to come back. Easily one of my favorite coffee spots in the West Loop.
Ryan Rovira-Lanzendorf
If you haven’t been to Sawada, what are you even doing? Forget the hype… this place is that good. I usually throw shade at chais, but their iced chai is the only one I trust; it’s perfectly balanced (zero spicy drama). The blueberry muffin topped with cinnamon sugar is a legit glow-up. My partner’s hot latte was also fire. Stop scrolling, start sipping. Your coffee life needs this upgrade.
… moreHaley Thomas
Gorgeous dining area, and really good drinks but on the pricey side (2 military lattes sized as picture cost about $20), which is my only issue. Definitely order ahead/online if you’re stopping by 11am-ish, the line was crazy
… moreJames Borja
I tried the military latte and it was a flavorful mix of matcha and espresso. The creamy touch of vanilla went really well with the earthy green tea. It was smooth and unique without being too strong. the space felt relaxed and had a cool vibe that made it easy to hang out. I will definitely return for that drink again.
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