My situationship kept saying "everything is really good"…read more We had the cold press and maple syrup latte! Very yum. Love the vibes, visiting Saint Paul for MN Yacht Club!

I love Nina's coffee. I'm not often in Saint Paul, but when I am I always come here. This is a…read moregreat coworking space (however, it's often very busy). The inside is so cool and really gives a historic look into Saint Paul. Everywhere you can find a bustling amount of people having conversations and enjoying coffee. The staff here are wonderful often giving compliments to people coming in and saying hello to the regulars. This is a wonderful neighborhood and a wonderful coffee shop! Now, for the coffee. I love their coffee - whether it's a latte or a Matcha or iced or hot it's always amazing!! (I would gladly drive the 40 minutes out here to have their coffee). Thank you Nina's for continuing to be open under construction and always providing stellar service & coffee!!

I had to have been one of the first customers to Cafe Astoria when it first opened and used to…read morevisit frequently. I've since removed myself due to how popular the shop got and recently had an opportunity to revisit. I'm so glad I did! What I once knew as a tiny, cozy shop has expanded into an entire new section directly behind the original space allowing for more guests to visit. This is fantastic! I know the original owners of Cafe Astoria have stepped down, yet I'm pleased to say under the new ownership that many of the original decor and items remain the same from awhile back. The biggest transformations are the larger space, added painted mural, flexible ordering system where you can now order from a QR code at your table or walk up the register, expanded menu that includes brunch all day and items such as breakfast sandwiches and avocado toast. What went from a small crepe and specialty coffeehouse has truly grown. Don't worry the crepes and coffees are all still on the menu. I had the mango smoothie bowl and a mushroom and Swiss crepe - both were outstanding. I even had an iced pumpkin chia. Yum! I look forward to returning. The hospital workers are so lucky to be close to this establishment.

My favorite cafe in MN, hands down! Staff is friendly and very efficient. You ordee via a QR code…read moreand usually the wait for food is no more than 10min. Seating is first come, first serve. Wifi is good and some people WFH here, but it does get crowded fast on the weekends! The menu is expansive, but the crepes and drinks seem to be the main attractions. They have unique espresso and matcha options, including a secret menu and seasonal items. They do tend to be on the sweeter side. I always get the dirty matcha! My friend enjoyed the campfire mocha and creme brulee in the pasr. The crepes are pretty good - thin, but still soft as crepes should be! I also like the variety. You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu here!

Cozy! Comfy! Local! Lovely! Claddagh instantly sparks joy in my heart. St. Paul is beyond blessed…read moreto have this local community shop. The baked goods, friendly staff, coffee drinks, "wisdom of the day" chalk board quotes, smoothies, breakfast sandwiches, doodle journals at the bar area, etc. are all around amazing. Thank you for making each visit so magical!

Great place for coffee. I was visiting the area and found this gem while hunting for local coffee…read more I wasn't expecting to find GF options but they had them (Sift bakery) and they were separate from gluten items. Great place to chill, do work, and socialize. Staff was friendly.

I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. I love this place so much that instead of walking two…read moreblocks from my home to Nina's on Selby & Western, I preferred to walk the near mile down Selby to Dale ST, because Claddagh is FAR SUPERIOR! Better drink preparation on the part of the baristas, who are friendly and became familiar faces to me. There's something comforting about seeing the same people working everyday. I have great confidence in the knowledge and abilities of the current staff. Their espresso has a unique flavor that I love. They also have special monthly drinks that are fun to try if you get tired of ordering the same thing and need a little inspiration. Their bakery items are always fresh and delicious. I'm fairly positive everything is baked from scratch in-house. One of my favorites is their scones, which come with little containers of lemon curd, raspberry jam, and Devonshire cream for spreading. Their monster cookies are incredible. They also have Big "Mini" Donuts, which are downright sinful in the amount of pleasure they create in one's mouth. Apart from their great service, I was absolutely delighted by the fact that they have both recycling and compost receptacles available to customers. I believe their to-go cups, utensils, and cup sleeves are compostable, and their cup-lids recyclable. These things matter to me, and I'm glad it matters to them too! They keep dog treats on hand for customers who come with their pooches, and they keep a water dish outside during the warmer months. I love that! Oh, and they offer online ordering-ahead!

I typically frequent the original shop on West 7th, yet today was my first visit to the Wee shop…read moreeven though I've driven by it a million times. Parking - tough! Give yourself extra time as there is no designated lot. Contrary, there are plenty of street spots but there's no guarantee you'll get a close spot. Exterior- easy to spot! Cute signage and bonus exterior patio and tables during the warm months. inviting plants and lots of commotion with the surrounding shops and restaurants including the co-op. Interior - cozy! Large window allows natural lighting along with a long horizontal bar with plug ins for remote work. Caution: it's small hence the wee name. If you're looking for large and intimate, travel down to West 7th. Drinks - parallel menu to the original shop. All the Irish favorites and more. Iced, hot, whatever you desire. Food - breakfast sandwiches, pastries, and rotating menus. Service - attentive and quick 4 stars due to parking and sadly my iced americano was a little watery today. I'll still be back. Thanks, Wee Claddagh!!

Such a cute coffee shop! I love the yellow and bird decor. Super friendly staff. Delicious coffee…read moreand so many gluten free options! Street parking is easy. I will be back

Cute and quaint vibes in this local coffee spot. I love birds and yellow so being that the name is…read moreYellowbird I was super intrigued. Enjoyed my cortado outside as there were lots of seating. There were lots of seating inside and they have the WiFi password available nearby most table for easy viewing. Some cute merch was available as were yummy baked goods. Seasonal homemade syrups are always a plus in my book. Service was friendly and quick. Will be back for sure!

We love Amore Coffee, honestly we ended up swinging by to support them during all of the ICE…read moreactivities in January, but due to quality, vibe, and friendliness we've now made it a staple. I've tried a few coffees but the one we keep coming back to is the chai latte. They're not overly dusty like some other places chais and they are consistently good. It's one of the best I've had in the twin cities. They do weekend tutoring if you need it and host alot of activities for patrons. The staff is always friendly and we love stopping in for our once-a-week coffee shop stops.

I love Amore coffee especially if I want to get work done! This is a very clearly loved, cozy,…read morecoffee shop that is very well frequented by the surrounding community! On any given day you can find people working, groups chatting, and friends catching up. There is a ton of seating and I have never had a problem finding a place to sit. Food is average but they have many options which is great if you're hunkering down to get work done. Their coffee is tasty and they're pretty quick at getting drinks made even with long lines. Service is good and the staff and owner are so friendly! WiFi is great, I've never had issues. Plugs are accessible - I have never had issues finding one when I have gone.

I've been wanting to try this place, but it was very very mid…read more Ubelicious was so pricey for its portion and it lowkey tasted just like plain milk. It was one of their specialty drinks but it just wasn't it :( The purple larva was definitely better, and the portion was also much bigger. It just tasted like regular latte with a hint of Ube. If you want an Ube drink, this is definitely a better option. Lots of seatings and outlets and also very spacious.

Quality has definitely gone down since opening . . . Don't usually like to leave bad reviews and…read morewant to really like this place, but not very impressed every time I visit. On slow days, they are not efficient with orders and staff can be rude if you ask why you've been waiting 20min for your drink. Espresso drinks are better than their matcha drinks - it's quite bitter despite sweetener. I got the Banhmi Ni and despite it looking like it had been panini pressed, the meat inside was very cold, near frozen . . . There was hair another time in my pesto chicken panini. Kept the 3rd star because they are never short of tables and have plenty of outlets to be able to do work if you need to. Not sure if the food/drinks are worth these prices though.

This place is absolutely amazing. I genuinely think this was one of the best places I found while…read moreliving in the cities. The staff is always pleasant and helpful. The paninis are tasty. The bakery section is so delicious that there should be an addiction warning taped to the pastry display case. They've got all different sorts of coffee orders too, so if you need your morning fix, you're set. The place is always crowded, which is a sign that it's a well-loved hangout and eatery of the community. However, it does mean that you could be standing for a little while until a table opens up. Space always does open though, it's just that sometimes patience is required. However, it's always worth it to enjoy the good vibes and delicious food. Free parking can also be hard to find as most street side parking is full all hours of the day. Be prepared to walk a little ways or to pay the small fee to park behind the building. This is the heart of the Twin Cities though, so this should not be surprising. If I could give this place fifty stars instead of five, I would. The only reason I had to stop eating here was developing celiac disease. For those of you with free will and without gluten troubles, definitely make your way here. I cannot say enough good things about this gem.

I finally came in on a weekend morning to meet up with a friend. I enjoyed my coffee and the…read moredifferent options for treats. There is a decent amount of seating for a place in its location which was nice so I could visit for a couple hours with my friend. I am still surprised I never went here when I was living in St. Paul for so many years. The somewhat annoying thing is that there used to be a free parking lot, and now they charge for it.

No joke, guys, this is the BEST Breakfast Burger I've ever had. I swear they sprinkle magic into…read moretheir garlic aoli. My hubby ordered the Brunch Poutine and couldn't get enough of it, either, and they're generous with their portions. Our waiter was sweet, attentive and kind and I can't wait to bring my best friend here to check out the fabulous art and swag.

Very tasty coffee with fun latte flavors! They allow dogs in the shop which is great if you have a…read morefurry friend. Pastries and food available. Attached to the restaurant so there is lots of seating. Staff were friendly! WiFi was good, parking difficult downtown and not free unfortunately.

We stopped in for some excellent sandwiches. The Mortadella is a must plus add some of their hot…read moresauce. The Coxinha (chicken croquette) is great and the Kibeh is okay. Service is excellent.

I live in the southwest metro area and will regularly make the drive to St Paul just to go to…read moreLittle Brazil. This is the only place in the Twin Cities where you can get Brazilian food, outside of churrasco-style/ayce places. And the food is AUTHENTIC. My husband is Brazilian and feels like he's back home when he goes here. It's a bonus we can also stock up on grocery items we can't find anywhere else! The staff are all super friendly and willing to help you with pronouncing the Portuguese items :) My favorites are coxinha (croquette), pão de queijo (cheese bread), and misto quente (ham & cheese sandwich). My husband's favorites are the mercadão (mortadella sandwich), feijoada (Sat only - the national dish of Brazil) and passion fruit mousse.