Wanda opened Café Colao in 2002 as a tribute to her grandmother who always had the aroma of fresh coffee filling her home. It was those fond childhood memories that made us want to create a space for other people to feel just as cozy. With an island feel guiding everything we do, you'll find handmade Puerto Rican pastries, freshly baked bread, delicious sandwiches, and coffee that are sure to be unlike anything you've tried elsewhere in Chicago. Next time you're in the neighborhood, we welcome you to join us for a treat and some good conversation!
Website: cafecolaochicago.com
Phone: (773) 799-8454
Cross Streets: Between N Washtenaw Ave and N Rockwell St
Closed now
- Tue 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
2638 W Division St Chicago, IL 60622 ·513.26 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpFood was impeccable all around! Loved the pastries sandwiches and drinks the most! I will always go back when I am in the area! Great value.
MoreLove the Avena de Coco it is the staple served here and it's been a long time since I have been able to revisit this place but it did not disappoint! A must try for any palettes
MoreCafe Colao made my dreams come true. I wanted a Cuban sandwich and it was so unbelievably delicious!! It wasn't traditional which I wasn't expecting because there was a house sauce made of...
MoreCafe Colao is an incredible bakery and cafe in the heart of the Division corridor in Humboldt Park. It's rare to walk into the cozy room and not find a line of people waiting to order a Guyaba y...
MoreThe pastries were delicious! The Guava cheese was my favorite of the 2 we ordered. I wish the other one had cheese as well. The texture was really nice and they were the perfect level of...
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