Java & Mug

Good place for students to study. It’s a quiet place with great drinks, boba, deserts, and food. Would highly recommend for people looking for a peaceful place to do their work.

Wow this was fantastic!!! I came across this spot via a Chicago Tribune article and just had to check it out. Came with the family and was not disappointed. Good stuff and totally worth the trek from the Southwest burbs.

This place is so cute and has the best food! I really enjoyed the tomato panini!! Super super delicious. Highly recommend the milk tea with tapioca as well!

I don't usually do too many reviews of places. However, I really like it here. They have prices too! It's super chill and relaxing where I can complete some work. I love the bubble tea, I got coconut.

I plan to stay working and have my dinner here too. I'm most definitely coming back!

I would take a photo, but I gulped down a lot already. It wouldn't be the best representation. Lol

Love this place. A good mix of food, games, but also study spots if needed. Their Korean-style shaved ice (팥빙수) is the best in the city (and for a tough-to-beat price too!)

Me and my dear friend just came from the pool, and this cafe saved us from the heat! We ordered their amazing fruit Bingsoo, and delicious peach bubble tea. I'd definitely come back here again! ❤

amazing atmosphere to study in, everything about it is so relaxing and quiet. the waffles were amazing i don't think I've ever had anything better in my whole life.

My favorite go to spot whenever I need to relax, study, or have a cup of coffee! Open till 12 am and they have food & games!

Try their cafe mocha, I love it :)! Not too sweet and not too bitter but just right and the design is cute! Sorry, I had took a sip of my flower before taking a pic, woops.

Very friendly people :’) good vibes all the time!

Very good service, amazing vibe, and high quality things are served - would reccomend going again, I wish I had gone here more often after highschool

There’s an African proverb that says “you don’t enter an open home, you enter an open face” meaning you don’t just enter a place because it’s open, you enter it because the people occupying the place welcome you and are hospitable towards you. I would suggest hospitality classes