A Taste of Heaven, Chicago

Had a wonderful breakfast here. The food was great the service was awesome. I never had a cornmeal biscuit til today and it was wonderful. Large coffee cup that they keep full and a friendly team serving up delights.

i would have to say for it being the first time that i've had a cupcake from your bakery ,i enjoyed it to the last bite .i sample 3 different cupcakes with my girlfriend all 3 were very much different and very yummy i just wished you had pictures and a menu on line .....i give it 4stars.

Im as straight as they come and visit T O H often even though my friends r scared to go there and thanks for the no loud kid policy and resent the ooo they dont like me because im not gay attitude so I wont go there B.S. its a very friendly place with very good food your in Chicago not kankakee and its 2010

Thought the food was okay. Always packed but still only required a short wait. Have to admit we never returned after seeing how absolutely filthy the kitchen was. Usually a dirty bathroom is a good indicator but when passing an open door to the kitchen, dirty without a doubt!

Are we talking about the same place on Clark street? Overpriced across the board (about 10 bux for a plain omelette!), limited choices of confections, and worse, anti-small groups and families that want to sit together. The place is beyond its carrying capacity. Should have a sign in front: singles and couples (who know little about food) preferred.

I live right around the corner from Taste of Heaven and go there often. I even grab goodies to send back home to family and friends, who love everything. I would recommend going for brunch on the weekends also, they have excellent food, especially the gourmet omletes that change daily.

this small dinner always has tables; but expect a wait. They have some of the best food chicago has to offer. But as they say: the best things come to those that wait. If you ever have a long lunch break in this aria, you will not be let down.

Very friendly and open-minded staff. The baked goods are awesome.

I think its great that restaurants are refusing to tolerate ill behaved children. Parents these days believe it completely appropriate to let their children scream, throw fits, and act like animals in public and that others are to just accept that they are kids. Well I don't! I think its rude and inappropriate for anyone to allow their children to act up in public and to force others to listen to it. When people go out to eat, they do it to relax and to enjoy themselves, not to be subjected to someone else who refuses to disipline their child. If you can't control your child, then don't bring him or her to public places because the rest of us in society are tired of dealing with your problem! I think this restaurant is a great place to enjoy a quiet atmosphere and I hope that others continue to follow its example.

The location is a bit off for me. Considering that I do Live arounnd Schaumburg. But the deliciouse pastries are out of this world. A very good guy and friend (RIP) told me about this place. I drive about 3 1/4 hours round trip.