Great place, great coffee, not so great WiFi, wasted 20 minutes trying to connect but it eventually…read moreworked out.

What's not to love? Charming location and shop, out of this world staff, fantastic food and the…read morecoffee is the bow on the whole experience. Highly recommend!

This is a great little coffee shop with both traditional drinks and their own recipes. Every…read moreThursday and Friday you'll see Matt and/or Bonnie running the counter. Matt is the Pastor of the Assembly of God church that meets at the other end of the building. Bonnie is retired and long dreamed of owning her own shop. So she gets to touch on that dream every week. Go on in and if you need someone to chat with, Bonnie will be a great listener and conversation partner. This space can also be rented for events. In fact every year for Small Business Saturday, they host booths of local owners and creators.

This is my second visit. I had a coffee date with kiddos. I CANT BELIEVE THIS PLACE ISN'T PACKED!…read moreIt's awesome!! So these Nordic waffles...yum! They have a few staple flavors like the breakfast waffle, Nutella & strawberries n cream. I could be wrong but I think the other flavors may be seasonal? We went with 3 breakfast, a Peaches n Cream and Key Lime waffle. They were all delish! For sips-we had the seasonal Blended Earl Blue (shake makes with Earl Blue tea), an iced Dirty Chai (Chai with espresso shots added) and I had requested a past coffee special of Cardamom honey latte (yep-hot. I know it's 99 degrees outside but this makes momma like hot coffee for the first one to start the day!) Oh! And a kids mango smoothie for the little tyke! It seemed like there was only 1 gal working-for ordering, making all the food and drinks. She seemed shocked that we wanted 5 waffles. I had to explain we haven't breakfasted yet (I know, I know! I'm a terrible mom that hasn't fed her kids at 11am already!) while our order was probably much larger than average, and she was the ONLY one working- she did a stellar job of getting it out. FYI- both times I've been here, those Nordic eats take awhile. So maybe don't come to try one unless you have time to wait for them to be handcrafted. The place is roomy with lots of seating inside, a few outside spots but like literally- two- A patio table and a loveseat. They also rotate local art on the walls, have a few local made bracelets and body scrubs, a great billboard for local advertising, 2 Unisex bathroom (1 with baby changing table!), an enclosed kid toy room with 2 comfy chairs for mommas to sip their coffee while the tots play. On top of all the above, my coffee was perfection to boot! I wish I could give it more STARS!

Had a mocha and a raspberry bun and enjoyed both thoroughly. Coffee Talk is so cute and cozy. I…read morelove it.

Molly served up an awesome Americano. Highly encourage…read moreanyone with a coffee passion to makes this a must stop destination! 5 out of 5 stars in my book.

**This is one of the few local coffee shops in the New Brighton area, and it's a place I enjoy…read morevisiting.** The matcha is especially good, and the staff is always friendly and welcoming. That said, I think the food menu has room for improvement. The sandwiches tend to be a bit dry and could use more flavor. For example, the bacon on the BLT tastes like pre-cooked grocery store bacon and is never heated when I receive it. I'd also love to see more bread options, especially sourdough. Overall, the coffee and customer service keep me coming back, but some enhancements to the food offerings would make the experience even better.

I met a friend at 3 pm on a Thursday. There was plenty of places to sit and ample parking…read more Food 5/5: I got an apple scone and the seasonal iced tea lemonade. The scone was moist and the drink was refreshing. Service 4/5: the staff overall seemed distracted. This maybe a transition time that they were wrapping up lunch stuff, so that may have played a factor. Ambiance 3/5: this place is small. If you're looking to have a truly private conversation, this isn't your place. The tables are close together, but overall plenty of seating. The bathroom was out of order, and that was a major deterrent. Overall this is a cute neighborhood coffee shop with solid drinks and pastries.

I was in the area. The decor is super cool. The coffee bar is in the back section. Even on a hot…read moreday they have hot chocolate and it was delicious. I'm glad they warned me of how hot it was. As I was drinking in the second section where you order food and ice cream and yogurt, I started chatting with a woman from Mpls. and she ordered a burger that looked very good. The croissants were in a plastic box so they appear to be store bought, not so much from a bakery, I'm guessing. The owners are very cool and the front section is surf board tables. It's a very cool town, I just never get over here.

So refreshing to see a creative place with a short but eclectic menu. Walk in and for the coffee…read morebar walk back, way back. The old building has different sections and evidently the front area with the yogurt dishes is served toward the front. There is a cozy spot in the back with stools and tables. Note the coffee roasters as they actually roast their own beans. The coffee was a teetering between a medium and dark roast, leaning medium. They have a short menu and will adjust the croissant sandwich to your likes. The food has a homemade feel. They are only open three days a week, (Fri-Sun) with no plans to expand.

This is my third visit and I'll be back again. All the food I've tried is delicious, great…read moreselection of coffee or not coffee drinks and very fair pricing. Easy parking right out front too!

I always enjoy seeing what creative drinks they come up with for the seasonal flights. It was my…read moreintention to grab a flight but we went kind of close to closing time and I was on the fence about some of the flavors at the time (this is a later post). I seen that they had a cheesecake cold press and that piqued my interest the most. It was really good! They have a lot of seating spaces and for the most part seemed like a nice small town cafe. Loved that there's other shops and things to do in the area as well. There was plenty of street parking when I went so no issues there. Definitely want to come back and get a flight sometime.

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.

Overall a cozy neighborhood coffee spot. I went at 830 am on a Friday and had to wait a few minutes…read moreto order and a few minutes for coffee. The two ladies working were very social with everyone in the shop. Overall this shop is small with only a few tables inside and not a ton of extra space. They do have outside seating when the weather accommodates that. They have fresh pastries and many coffee options. Food 4/5: I got the cheddar and bacon savory roll. The dough tasted really fresh and overall this could have benefited from being warmed up. I also got a cold brew with sugar free vanilla. The cold brew was more bitter than others I've had, but well balanced by the syrup I added. Overall a friendly solid place for coffee and pastries if you're in this part of town!

This place is great! They parther with a number of local bakeries and have delicious pastries…read more Their coffee is great too- I got the cold press coconut brew and it was perfect for a summer day. In addition to quality products, the service is very friendly and it is a welcoming spot for all people. I look forward to coming back soon.