Justice cafe in Chicago, Illinois

Welcome to Justice of the Pies, a delightful bakery nestled in the heart of Chicago's South Side at 8655 South Blackstone Avenue. Our mission is to create mouthwatering sweet and savory pies while honoring the legacy of those who love to bake. At Justice of the Pies, we believe in crafting not just delicious pies but also fostering a sense of community and giving back to those in need. Our bakery is a haven for pie enthusiasts, offering a wide variety of flavors that cater to every palate. From classic fruit pies and decadent chocolate creations to savory quiches and unique seasonal specials, each pie is made with love, using the finest ingredients. Whether you're stopping by for a treat, picking up a gift, or ordering for a special occasion, our pies are sure to delight.

The Green Living Room is a cafe located at 6431 South Cottage Grove Avenue in Chicago, Illinois, United States. It is part of Blacks in Green (BIG), a national network for environmental justice and economic development. The institution is currently restoring the childhood home of Civil Rights martyr Emmett Till into a museum honoring the Till Family legacy. The Green Living Room also serves as an event and gathering space with an Afro-centric lounge, conference room, classroom, and outdoor garden. Additionally, they offer a vacation rental called The Great Migration Guest House, featuring 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, living room, and garden. The institution aims to increase community wealth and well-being in the face of climate change. Visit BIG for a unique experience at the Till House Museum, Green Living Room, or Great Migration Guest House. Contact Blacks in Green at hello@blacksingreen.org for more information.