Ipsento Coffee
1813 N Milwaukee Rd. , Chicago, IL 60647
Coffee Shops
Brilliant, in-house roasted coffee, tea & sandwiches--made to order. Donuts made fresh daily, To-Go
In 2006 Ipsento was created with the idea that all people are on a journey of self-discovery. The word “ipsento” was invented by the company’s founders and is the combination of two Latin roots: ipse- “self”, and sentio = “to discover.
We believe that self-discovery happens through experience, whether it be traveling the world in search of the finest coffees, splitting a mini-donut with your little one or meeting for your first coffee with “the one”. That’s why our mission is to engage people with an immensely satisfying experience. The vision for Ipsento is to provide a space and product which encourages growth through the experience of delicious and well-crafted products made by people who care.
The craft of coffee brewing runs in our cores. At Ipsento, we care deeply about the quality and taste of each cup. We are proud to be involved in the whole coffee making process- from picking the best beans, to roasting them to perfection, to brewing with our percise parameters. We can't wait to welcome you with a comforting cup of coffee.
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