La Catedral Cafe - North Lawndale

Visited here with some friends and atmosphere was great. Service was fine. Coffee and food were good. Pro: lots of parking in the back parking lot and/or street parking. Prices aren’t listed on the menu - so if you’re on a budget, just be sure to ask pricing before submitting order. Also before sitting, all need to be present but wasn’t a long wait at all!

As a regular to the little village I was happy to hear about another location opening up. I’ve been here with my family several times and have been taken care of by the staff. I recommend The chilaquiles divorciados and the limón con chía Agua Fresca. I’ve had to wait for a table during the week and the weekend so just be prepared. That’s what happens when you have a great establishment. It’s worth the wait every time.

If you haven’t been what are you waiting for. Some of my favorites include fresh squeezed orange juice, limonada with chia, green juice, cafe de olla and iced mexchata for drinks. The carne de res en salsa de mango, chilaquiles verdes and enfrijoladas are delicious and for something sweet had the French toast with arroz con leche. You really can’t go wrong with anything you get.

I had a wonderful time at La Catedral! The food was full of authentic Mexican flavor, and our server Miguel gave excellent service that made the visit even better. I also tried the Mexchata, which was absolutely delicious and refreshing. Highly recommend visiting La Catedral for great Mexican food, amazing drinks, and outstanding hospitality! I would absolutely go back.

I was craving for a Cafe de Olla and glad I found this place. The atmosphere is lovely with great decor. The food is delicious and the service is good. Our waiter Karla was wonderful and nice. Definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a delicious authentic Mexican breakfast.

The food was absolutely delicious! The music was perfectly fitting, especially with all the beautiful Catholic statues around. As a Catholic myself, I really appreciated the atmosphere. It’s truly lovely here. Our waitress was very polite, and honestly, the entire staff was super friendly. It’s definitely a family-friendly place—and I’d totally recommend bringing your religious grandma here, lol.

This was my first time at this location and the customer service is AMAZING! Everyone is polite and courteous and attentive. The food is great as usual. This time I tried their iced mexchata and it was the best iced coffee I’ve had. Lunch hour seemed busy but the staff came by frequently to check on us. The wait time for a table was about 5 mins. Of course the chilaquiles were deliciosos!

First of all, you may know I favor this type of cuisine. I was definitely feeling this place. The ambiance was dope. It was like hispanic religious iconography and neon lights. It was alot--but in a good way. I was enamored by looking at the decor. It was family friendly and medium busy for late ish lunch. I spied an outdoor setup but it was hot af so we dipped into the AC. Seat quick. Waiter attentive but not annoying. Double checked our order and got everything right. I do find it slightly odd that a third person brings the meal but not the server--is it just me? Im seeing it in not very busy times. So of course, I got 3 ta co's Carne assada. Got the guacamole and chips. My plate came with beans and rice and was quite delicious. Taco was like Carne asada onion ciantro and tomato and then I squeezed some green sauce on there plus a little hit with the lime was fire. Beans were not the best but there were none left over on my plate. Lol The coffee. I have to take a second to mention that coffee was great. A small was like a regular sized mug--not a cappacino or esspresso type cup. The large seemed like a quart of coffee it was fantastic. Next time I might hit it with just a coffee and see what's up with the dessert.