Macys - Chicago/First Floor
111 N State St Chicago , IL 60602 United States
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Brunch |
Good service and nice staff . You can sit down to relax and enjoy your drink.
I love the bacon , gouda & egg sandwich & mocha frappuccino .
A good place to sit, drink your tea , eat your snack and people watch .
They don't have WiFi and while they accept payment via the Starbucks app, you can't redeem free drinks w/ it.
Use the app to order ahead
Love white chocolate mochas and bacon Gouda sandwiches !
Small but good
New Arrival! Pumpkin Spice Latte !
Slowest Sbux in the loop
It CANNOT be this difficult to get a cup of coffee ..especially when this is all they do!
Terrible service. Camilla hates life...
Hands down the worst, most dysfunctional Starbucks in the city . Avoid at all cost. Will wait 20 min for a cold brew .
Good food. Excellent iced tea. waiters, linens and an interesting view in an old-fashioned restaurant. Prices are VERY modest. And you can always (except at holidays) walk in without a reservation - Kirstjen Lorenz
Great home-style cooking like meatloaf and mashed potatos. The swedish meatballs are great! Also has sandwiches and burgers. Basically is a food court with home- cooking! In basement level. - bauhausblack
Great spot by Dark Matter! They even have Do-Rite donuts - Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling
We like the lattes and iced coffees, which are well-made and strong. There are also special drinks, like strawberry lavender lemonade. - Time Out Chicago
Great spot for a morning or mid-afternoon pick me up! Good baked goods too! Also, nice and close to Walgreens, Staples, T-Mobile, and Chase Bank! - Martha Hack
Excellent food court on the 7th floor! The salmon nicoise salad is a work of art!! - Jamie Iacobucci
Some really scenic views of the cityscape - great for fall sunsets! - Tana Babcock
The Small Ordinary Shop has many beautiful handmade items from local artisans. Clothing, candles, bags, prints, and jewelry -- I wish I could just buy it all. - Erica McKeehen