Blind Faith Cafe
About Blind Faith Cafe
Blind Faith Cafe is a all-vegan bakery spot in Evanston, Illinois. With a casual and cozy atmosphere, it's popular with college students and families, and offers outdoor seating, delivery, and takeout. Expect alcohol, beer, and cocktails, popular for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests give it 4.5 stars over 921 reviews, and prices are mid-range.
Amenities & Offerings
Blind Faith Cafe FAQ
Is Blind Faith Cafe fully vegan?
Yes. Blind Faith Cafe is a 100% vegan restaurant, so everything on the menu is plant-based.
What food does Blind Faith Cafe serve?
Blind Faith Cafe serves bakery, generally priced around $$. See the full menu on their website or in person.
Does Blind Faith Cafe offer delivery or takeout?
Yes. Blind Faith Cafe offers delivery and takeout. Availability can vary, so check before you order.
What are Blind Faith Cafe's hours?
Today Blind Faith Cafe is open 11AM-8:30PM. Full weekly hours are listed on this page and can change on holidays.
Where is Blind Faith Cafe located?
Blind Faith Cafe is at 525 Dempster St, Evanston, IL 60201. Use “Get directions” on this page for a map and driving directions.
Where can I see the menu for Blind Faith Cafe?
View Blind Faith Cafe's menu on their website (blindfaithcafe.com) or on their Google Business listing linked on this page.
Listing information updated September 2026.
Blind Faith Cafe Reviews
Ellen Montanaro
Google Reviews
I love everything on the menu!
Isa N
Google Reviews
I enjoyed my wonderful meal. It's been long while since I last visited. My server, Charlie, was a pure delight. It is unfortunate that you no longer have Chili on the menu.
C M Walker
Google Reviews
Reliable vegetarian!
Ben Tennis Wiz Walker
Google Reviews
Great vegetarian faire. Enjoyed the burrito!
Molly Monet-Viera
Google Reviews
We had a wonderful lunch here. I ordered the huevos rancheros and my husband had the chilaquiles. They were very tasty. The service was friendly and fast. I highly recommend this cafe.
Mercedes Nunez-Babicz
Google Reviews
Blind Faith Cafe wasn't quite what we were hoping for. It's definitely disappointing when the food doesn't live up to expectations, especially when you're trying a vegan spot. Bland food and a mushy onion and gruyere tart are certainly not enjoyable. And to top it off with a rude host? That really puts a damper on the whole dining experience. Four adults with shopping bags and coats were seated in their smallest booth. Within seconds of hanging a coat on the partition (the only space available) the host ran over and made it clear that’s not an option. We then grabbed a seat from one of the five available tables around us, again the host (who seemed to be standing there watching us) informed us we could not use the empty chair because eventually the restaurant would get busy and need the chair. The host could clearly see the booth for our party of four (one with an assistive walking device) was too small and uncomfortable and did nothing to address it. It's a shame because I've read some interesting things about Blind Faith Cafe in the past. Unfortunately we do not have “Blind Faith” in this establishment, and will not return.
