It's a great place, great food and coffee. And well-behaved children are always welcome.

Finally a restaurant has the strength to insist that parents make their children behave. Sure, good behavior carries a certain degree of subjectivity...Unfortuantely, a handful of parents (who are wrong to think that they're entitled to let their children make dining out uncomfortable for others) are giving all parents a bad reputation.
I'm a dog owner...do I have the right to walk down the street letting my dog lung at anyone and everyone? Just because I own a dog and want to walk down the street? Think about it. Parents who don't want to teach their children public manners need to keep their children out of the public.
Children don't entitle people to do whatever they wish, however they wish.

If you go to Taste of Heaven for what is just average fair, do not bring your kids. You'll note a sign on the door, placed strategically at a child's eye level, that essentially tells them they are not welcome.
The owner has created a lot of controversy over the sign. (Check out recent articles in the Chicago Tribune and Time Out) He claims children are welcome, but if that's true why put up the nasty sign?
Wait staff is extremely UNFRIENDLY to children. Don't waste your time.

A Taste of Heaven is the best place to go on the north-side if you want a clean comfortable atmosphere and good service. their sandwiches will delight and their desserts are impressive. the breadpudding is DIVINE. Jeannines is second best for sure. Their sandwhiches and salads are steller. the soups are intriging. with breakfast starting soon, I can;t wait to get back to a taste of heaven.