Blackout Baking Co.

Freshly baked small baked goods. The cinnamon roll IS PERFECT. Coffee was also pretty good, loved the light roast I enjoyed all pastries I tried (orange scone, blueberry scone, broccoli cheddar strata…et ) except the bread pudding- it wasn’t my taste. Slightly on the pricier end, but overall excellent quality and flavor

First time here and definitely not the last time here. Small but packs a huge punch. The drinks and pastries are delicious. Staff super friendly and helpful. Cant wait to go back.

My favorite coffee in Oak Park, with wonderful desserts to boot. Here, you’ll find a wide variety of delicious drinks made in a friendly, warm environment. Highly recommend a trip here whether you live in Oak Park or are just passing through!

Best coffee and baked goods in Oak Park. They have the cinnamon roll. Like, they've unlocked it. Lots of places have a cinnamon roll. Blackout has "the" cinnamon roll. And the Peanut Butter Blackout Brownie, come on. Today, I had Coffee Cake Bread Pudding...warmed it up a bit, took a bite...fell out of my chair onto the floor. I had a rug down, but I really could have gotten hurt. Look at their specials board. It's to the right. I almost only ever get a special. My girlfriend is into their savory bits too. She's so hard to please. I really try. She's never unpleased with Blackout. I sometimes worry I'm going to be left for a strata. Their impeccable design was what really got me. When a place has above-average brand establishment, I want to know more. Now I won't go anywhere else. The

This place has the most strict policies and absolutely no customer service skills. My typical coffee order is 2-3 shots of espresso on ice. I don’t add milk or flavoring to this. This typically costs me $3 at Starbucks but it’s further from me, so sometimes I’ll stop here. Every time I order this here, the workers refuse to put ice inside the cup and give it to me in a mini shot cup warm. Despite paying $5 for this, which is the cost of a latte, they state their “policy doesn’t allow them to put it in a normal cup with ice”. This is the weirdest thing I’ve ever heard, and the way the baristas get genuinely angry when I ask this is even more peculiar to me. I’ve never seen a cafe with such rigid policies in Oak Park, let anyone anywhere