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Bombon

Address
1508 W 18th St Chicago IL 60608
Phone
(312) 733-7788
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(603) 719-5713

Business Hours

Status: Open

Sunday
10:00am-7:00pm
Monday
9:00am-7:00pm
Tuesday
9:00am-7:00pm
Wednesday
9:00am-7:00pm
Thursday
9:00am-7:00pm
Friday
9:00am-7:00pm
Saturday
8:00am-8:00pm

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Local and seasonal ingredients. Craft beer and local spirits.

fresh. local. just down the street.

We welcome you to Pilsen's latest addition to the dining scene on 18th street! Bring your date to enjoy our specialty cocktails and unique menu. Treat yourself to a delicious lamb burger or our wild boar meatballs. We offer a beverage menu featuring several local craft breweries and distilleries, and our walls present the work of local Chicago artists. Right...

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"Beautiful" "unique cakes and desserts" (weddings are a specialty) – like "incredible, authentic" Mexican pastries "with a modern twist" and tres leches cake "to swoon over" – mark these "locally owned" midpriced bakeries; "the staff is so friendly", and if you're in the mood for something savory, the West Loop location includes a cafe with "excellent" south-of-the-border dishes; P.S. dietary...

Named for the Czech translation of the funky neighborhood, this budget-friendly Pilsen Eclectic doles out locally sourced, globally inspired gastropub fare (think wild boar meatballs and burgers from a Kuma's alum); it also offers artisanal cocktails and lots of craft beers in a casual space decorated with colorful murals.

Smell that? Yeah you do. Nothing wakes up the foggy and hungover like a Mexican bakery. This, however, is not your normal panaderia. Opened by a husband-and-wife team that worked for celebrity chef Rick Bayless of Topolobampo/Frontera Grill fame, this is the bakery in the area. Like many panaderias in Mexico, it's heavily influenced by French and Austrian bakeries. Get a wedding cake. Get a...

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Pl-zen is what you call one of the biggest players of Pilsen's progressive gentrification shift. In an endless stream of new Mexican-American fusion restaurants popping up left and right in...

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80

So geeked that I was able to try this place out. I ordered the Eggs Benedict Short Ribs, crispy chorizo with roasted potatoes. Oh my, one of the best eggs Benedict I've had so far. Who would...

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I have been wanting to check this place out for a while now and I'm sorry it took me so long! I don't really know how to describe it except to use the words Urban and Industrial. I love that...

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I always thought this place was called Pi-zen and continually called it that. I'm sure my friends thought I was insane, since they all clearly realized that it is actually PL-zen. I had my...

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Wow! I'm glad I came here. The food was absolutely delicious! Pros: Incredibly flavorful food Intimate, romantic atmosphere Friendly staff Did I say incredibly flavorful food?? Cons: Small...

Business description (4)

Bombon Cafe can be found at W 18th St 1508. The following is offered: Bakeries. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Chicago there are 213 other Bakeries. An overview can be found here.

Bringing innovation and great taste to dinner and brunch.

Named for the Czech translation of the funky neighborhood, this budget-friendly Pilsen Eclectic doles out locally sourced, globally inspired gastropub fare (think wild boar meatballs and burgers from a Kuma's alum); it also offers artisanal cocktails and lots of craft beers in a casual space decorated with colorful murals.

Bright yellow walls adorned with tin items pave the way for delicious Mexican bakery goodies, especially outstanding special-occasion cakes. Offerings include tartaleta de limon, a small key lime pie with dollops of browned meringue; hazelnut cookies, tres leches cake, and more. Open Mon-Sat 7 am-8 pm, Sun 10 am-7 pm. -

Alotta, 02/19/2004

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