Chicory Cafe Mishawaka

"I ordered their Christmas dinner, and was extremely disappointed. The ham was extremely fatty, the beef had no flavor and mashed potatoes were runny. I ended up throwing the majority of the dinner away Except for the mac & cheese. That was good. For $150, I would’ve thought their food would’ve been better."

"Both their food and customer service was good. The menus are very overwhelming placed, but I liked the options. Weird atmosphere and we didn’t enjoy drinks. Their hours were nice though!"

"Food used to be good here, not sure what’s happened. Ordered a frozen blueberry lemonade. It was good but as you can see in the picture no blue in sight which leads me to believe they used a syrup or flavoring, not actual blueberries. The beignets were OK. Very lackluster but only $3.5 so you get what you pay for. Ordered a cup of jambalaya. Super salty and not very flavorful besides salt. The corn bread was good. 3 stars because later in the day all I had was heartburn from the jambalaya. I typically only get that when food has been made with cheap quality ingredients, specifically tomatoes or meat. I hadn’t eaten anything else that day so it was definitely from here. Skip this place unless you’re just going for coffee and get jambalaya at Fat Cams instead."

"Thoroughly let down by my experience at Chicory Cafe. If you want some pretty good macaroni and cheese but the absolute worst "Cajun" food,..this would be the place for you. When I asked if they had Étouffée, had to repeat it three times and they had to ask a manager before giving me a blank stare and shrug, that should have been a clue. If you want food with Cajun sounding names but zero Cajun flavor, you might be happy here. I was not happy here. I ordered a muffalalata, first they brought it out on what I can only assume was ciabatta. I asked if they had muffalalata which is not just the name of the sandwich but the specific type of bread that sandwich is served upon. The waitress let me know the chef didn't feel like cutting up a Muffalalata loaf. She rolled her eyes and went back to clue the chef in to the fact that I'd kinda like to eat the food I actually ordered. 15 minutes later she comes back out with this travesty of a sandwich. Looking like they slapped some meat and olives on an old squished hot dog bun...cheap white bread at best. If you are going to sell a muffalalata, at least have the muffalalata bread. Entirely disappointed in this sham of a Cajun restaurant."

"Amazing spot to grab a bite to eat. Went for the first time and will definitely return. The fish po boy was the best fish sandwich I've ever had. Freshly fried to order, the fish was seasoned and cooked beautifully. The staff were all very polite and the atmosphere was great. Lots of breakfast, coffee, and lunch/dinner options."