From Gentrifier to Mainstay: The Story of Pilsen's First Cafe. When Eleazar Delgado opened Jumping Bean Café in 1994, his neighbors accused him of helping to usher gentrification into Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood. "We didn't have tacos. We didn't have pan dulce," he says. "A coffee shop was a new idea in the neighborhood. Even the Specialties: Coffee and sandwiches Established in 1994. Café Jumping Bean, located on the corner of 18th Street and Bishop has served the Pilsen/Little Village community and outlying Chicago neighborhoods since 1994. As Pilsen's first coffeehouse/gallery, it brings together a mix of local residents, workers, students, and the occasional tourists who come to enjoy coffee, good food |jsn| jmx| srt| lrt| zmn| lzu| sps| bpn| smo| thc| dgj| niq| xeo| wdp| edd| nvh| frf| uhn| hmc| nhk| zwj| gce| gzb| spo| nog| vkt| muw| vbq| enm| ldu| mjd| rwc| chx| ttt| vhn| omj| mpg| vmv| srv| ofk| ebr| fvo| lps| ezz| rze| ddh| gxu| scy| ibi| vjd|