What a darling breakfast spot in downtown Robbinsdale! This is CLEARLY a local favorite for many…read more We were in the area and wanted a quick breakfast, so stopped in. Note: this is inside Wicked Wort brewery now! It's a HUGE space, which is honestly nice because there's always seating available. Great use of shared space. Has an industrial feel to it with the exposed ceiling and dark wood elements. Service was great and helpful! Very friendly, neighborhood vibes. The barista knew most of the people ordering after us by name AND order - you can tell a lot of people come here often. Quite a large retired and elderly population came here for breakfast on the day we visited. Prices are very affordable for breakfast! We got a burrito and burrito bowl for $8-9 each. You can't get hardly anything for under $10 these days! Latte prices were more standard, but we got specialty items. These weren't our faves: the vanilla bean latte was quite sweet, and my peppermint matcha didn't taste much of peppermint (and I'm not sure they're using very good quality matcha). But our breakfast more than made up for it! Food was out quickly, and the rest of their lunch menu (and ice cream) looked great too.

This little coffee shop has now been taken over and moved into the Wicked Wort Brewery on main…read morestreet in DT Robbinsdale They have a nice selection of fancy coffees , some baked goods and a small section of ice creams I absolutely loved the Kitty Kat flavor of vanilla, raspberry swirls and chocolate chunks Service was great!

We are on an adventure to go to as many boba tea places or bakeries as possible! This was on the…read moreway running errands and decided to check it out. There is a small parking lot on the side of the building and they had a cute sign out front. They are located on a somewhat busy street, so this could make or break some of their business. Ambiance: Inside was huge! This would be a great place to meet with a small group as they have different areas inside to sit and converse. It wasn't very busy when we were there but it was around 1 on a Tuesday. They have a bakery, ice cream counter and boba. They had a bakery case that looked really tasty, so we decided to get 3 items to share. - Lemon macaron - perfection and had a gooey chewiness. We could eat a ton of these. - Eclair - I don't think I've ever had an eclair and now I am questioning why! It was chilled and the perfect amount of filling to outside pastry. The chocolate falls off when you bite it, so eat over a napkin to not lose any pieces. - Chocolate croissant or pastry. I think it was Nutella and it was incredible! Flakey, gooey and everything you'd want it to be. I'm sure you could warm it up and it would elevate it further. Yum! We both got a fruit tea and it was a lot. Sadly, I wouldn't get again as it was too sweet and my boba tasted like ramen noodles. (It actually made me hungry for ramen). My teen got the strawberry milk tea and even said it was sickly sweet and she needed the ice to sit. Overall, I didn't love the boba... but I would recommend the pastry! They also had some decadent looking muffins and cake slices. If in the neighborhood, stop in! I think they should make a Macaron ice cream sandwich! The woman that helped us was so sweet and patient while we took forever to decide what we wanted.

I stopped in to this new neighborhood Bakery on a Thursday Afternoon to pick up some treats to…read morebring home. Was greeted very nice & served promptly. I will try their drinks next time. What I Ordered: *Chocolate Cheesecake - 10/10....This was absolutely DEVINE! Do not pass this up! Very rich with 3 layers but pairs great with Coffee. Hard fudge like top, Chocolate Cheesecake Mousse type middle with I believe Oreo cookie base. *Chocolate Croissant & Strawberry/Cream Cheese Croissant - 8/10...Great Flavor & tasted very fresh. *Eclair - 8/10....Typical Eclair Flavor. Wish it was a little bigger Large interior with plenty of seating. Come support your neighborhood bakery & check it out.

Chose this coffee shop based on location to meet a friend…read more This is a shop the mega church and school use as it is in the middle of the huge Living Word Christian Center. In other words, it is not your typical coffee shop and I wouldn't come here again. For those that go to the church and school, I can see it would be nice and convenient. The coffee counter is in a large high ceiling lobby like area where teens studying sat next to us. It got loud as the sounds echo and the tables weren't spaced far enough apart for Covid safety.

Yummy! They use local Spyhouse beans. Super fresh. You get a free coffee, I'm told, though I didn't…read moreask. Very quick and friendly service. I love that they make Miel, because it's just never available at most coffee shops I frequent in Seattle. Maybe it's a Minnesota thing? Come for the coffee, stay for the church service...or us it the other way around?

Was headed to the in-laws in the north metro, and needed a caffeine surge! Saw the name of this…read morespot and knew I had to stop! Parking available in the shared business lot out front, but it was VERY busy on this Sunday afternoon! The interior of this spot is one for the senses: colorful walls, random knick knacks, plants, and plenty of coffee-sipping patrons. While it was a LOT of stimulation, I loved every bit of it. I was so happy to see so much support for this local spot! The servers were so friendly and helpful during my order and pick up process! Incredibly LGBTQ+ friendly. I HAD to go with the Go Bananas option on my iced latte, their proprietary blend of banana, vanilla, and hazelnut that leaves you with the most beautiful flavor! I also appreciated that they have a layered iced latte option...with the shot on top! This spot definitely is one of my favorite hidden gems from the last few years, and might crack into the top five coffee spots in the Cities for me! A MUST VISIT!

This place is massive! I didn't think it was this whimsical and bold! The place captivates your…read moreattention and sensories. It gives an old school retro 80s vibe with a hint of 50s style diner. When I went it was decorated in Christmas decor with the theme of monkeys lol. The drinks were reasonably priced and had everything from simple lattes and cappuccinos to barista favorites which are more so speciality coffee drinks. I recommend checking those drinks out if you want to try something different. The seating area isn't typical cafe style. It's mainly couches, chairs and tables as if you're sitting in a house or lounge. Staff was fun and energetic with good recommendations. The most fascinating part is that there's an antique market connected to the coffee shop that you can walk right into. The store seems endless. So much to look at. Probably the biggest antique store I've seen locally. Highly recommend.

Love everything about The Get Down! The art, the music w/ the music videos playing on the tv, the…read moreoverall vibe AND the coffee is really good! It is on the smaller side. Probably not the ideal hang out spots for groups but more so 2-3 ppl max group. Seating is tight but always able to find somewhere to sit. The Brown Sugar Banana Latte is my favorite, I almost always get that. I have tried the Blueberry Hill Iced Tea as well, which was good. My mom didn't care for the tea but she's not a tea drinker generally but she loved the Latte though and talks about it all the time now. Looking forward to stopping by again!

i bought a bag of the get down coffee co "darker brown TURN TABLES" whole bean coffee at target. i…read morehave never been so disappointed in a coffee. it is marketed as "caramelly and smokey." instead it was thin and flavorless. it tasted like the worst cheap coffee i have ever had. i only bought it because target was completely out of my caribou blend, and the get down coffee was half off. that's right, they originally wanted $16.00 for a 12 oz bag. pretty arrogant, they are most def not stumptown. i wanted to support a local business but i will never buy get down coffee again

Blackwater Coffee served the BEST iced latte that I've had in a long time! I tried the Tonka Latte…read morewith oat milk, and it was absolutely delicious because it was perfectly balanced. Not too sweet, not too creamy, just right! This was my first time visiting, and the staff were incredibly helpful in educating me about the menu and sharing their favorites. I also love that they have such a large food menu AND ice cream! The inside reminds me of Caribou Coffee, but with its own unique vibe. Prices are on the higher side, but honestly, that's expected for a local coffee shop in 2026. This is officially my new favorite coffee shop, and I've already recommended it to several friends. I'll definitely be back soon!

Don't ever order a matcha here. Just looking at the color you can tell that it's just milk…read more I've had coffee here too and it always tastes burnt.

I've stopped by for lattes a handful of times. Coffee is a great price and service is quick! There…read moreis ample parking and variety of drinks to choose from.

This cozy, family-run coffee shop in Golden Valley has a lot to offer. The menu features classic…read moreand seasonal lattes, hot and iced drinks, breakfast sandwiches, muffins, cookies, and other familiar pastries. If you really love caffeine, you can even order a 34-ounce iced coffee bucket. It's a bold option and definitely stands out. They offer beans from places like Colombia, Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Brazil. You can pick the bean you want for your drink, or buy some to roast yourself at home. During my visit, I ordered a harvest latte with almond milk and an egg, and cheese croissant. I'll start with the win: the latte. It was thoughtful, balanced, and the clear highlight of the visit -- easily the reason I'd return. The croissant didn't stand out as much. It's premade and reheated in the microwave, which is not my personal favorite. The sandwiches taste fresh, and they are handed to you warm, but I wouldn't come back specifically for breakfast. Even though I stopped in on a busy Sunday morning, the wait was short, which I appreciated. The service felt a bit reserved. It wasn't unfriendly, just not especially warm. That might have been because of the steady rush, not a lack of care. Overall, it's a good coffee shop. I wouldn't take it off my list; the prices are fair, and the coffee is good.

No longer open in Robbinsdale . We miss the bakery. We used to walk over on Saturdays for a pastry…read moreand coffee. Now we have to drive to The Thirsty Whale

Robbinsdale location has poor quality food,everything I have tasted here has been dry or stale…read moretasting also they do not have a lot of products in the counter . There are plenty of other bakeries with tastier menus .I wish they would improve,plus they always seem short staffed. The St Paul location is better but still not up to my pastry/bakery standards unfortunately especially for the cost Parking available on street

Purchased my first bag of beans from them this morning and couldn't be happier! They are a…read morewholesaler, and i'm excited to try more varieties the future. Sometimes their card reader has issues so cash is preferred but my card went through fine

No offense as the company means well and the workers work hard but seem like each week they're…read morelearning on the job. Waited 15 minutes for a latte that was cold and filled about 1/4 of the 16 oz cup while the barrister was talking away. This has happened on several occasions- cold and almost empty.

Such a cute coffee shop. They even had a baby bird nesting. I had the maple bacon bourbon latte…read morewhich was delicious. Will definitely return.

Stopped into Corner Coffee on our most recent journey to find and support local businesses that we…read morehadn't been to before! Street parking available outside, which we didn't struggle to find a spot! The space is quaint and casual, littered with remote workers, friends catching up, and solo sippers during our visit! Seating for small and medium sized groups, and it appeared there were larger meeting rooms in the back of the space. The baristas were very busy slinging espresso shots but were friendly and didn't take shortcuts on our drinks during the busy Saturday morning rush, which is always appreciated. I enjoyed that they had inventive and unique seasonal drinks available! I ended up with the Bourbon Salted Caramel Latte, which was absolutely delicious! The black salt sprinkled on top was perfection! The Andes mint on the side was a lovely finishing touch! The perfect way to start my below zero weekend in Minneapolis!