This is one of the cutest coffee shops we've explored! The coffee was delicious and the service was…read moregreat. There was a sitting are for guests to enjoy their coffee and variety of food items. What was unique and so interesting about this coffee shop was the back area where different vendors had all sorts of merchandise for sale. There were everything from used goods to hand made arts and crafts. It was so fun walking through and seeing all the wonderful things! If you're driving through Moose Lake, make sure you stop by! It's a great spot!

This was a great stop on our way from Minneapolis to Duluth. We were excited to see they make a…read morebreve coffee. It was very good. We also bought a slice of coffee cake which was moist and delicious. The staff was nice, the bathrooms were clean and we bought some lovely soaps in the gift shop.

This place is the best! Coffee and treats are delicious and very reasonably priced. The atmosphere…read moreis so peaceful and the decor is beautiful. Chris and Angie are so welcoming. Will definitely make thos my go-to when I'm in the neighborhood.

New coffee spot in the Duluth area. They were very busy and still had great customer service which…read moreusually tends to go down when that happens. They came around with free cookie samples while we waited. Just a really nice light atmosphere.

Back Alley is one of the best local coffee finds. They use beans from Underwood Coffee, a local…read moreroaster, and the quality really shows in every drink. The cortado was one of the best I've had in a long time, and their house-made syrups are all super flavorful and unique. The space is fantastic, comfy seating, a great patio setup, and surf store with local products for sale. It's the kind of place you can hang out for hours. Jared is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, which makes every visit even better. A true neighborhood gem. Parking is literally in the back alley and there are lots of spots.

Excellent coffee and chai with a smooth, robust flavor. The cozy atmosphere makes it an ideal…read moreplace to connect with others or get some work done!

If you are going to visit the Enger Park you will find in the parking lot a coffee/ice cream food…read moretruck that is a nice seasonable staple. The couple running the place are very nice and friendly - not pushy - but simply good old friendly, ma and pa type of folks running a business. The ice cream is a decent cold treat to enjoy on the walk through the gardens. The drinks are mixed to order and are delicious as well. Nothing out of this world fancy, but a welcome cool treat during a nice summer day.

Bravo!! Enger Lofts is all the hype! I hesitate to even write this review as I want to keep this…read moregem secret. Regardless, my #1 reason for selecting this space was because it is dog friendly. For a small additional fee, yes, your furry friends can attend. Reservations and basic communication are simple and there is no front desk staff like a traditional hotel aiding to the uniqueness of this spot. There is a digital lockbox where your welcome email will include instructions for obtaining your key fob. A designated parking lot across the street allows for easy accessibility in and out and every single store below the lofts (including the coffee shop) is dog friendly which is a major score! The entire building is ADA accessible from the walk up ramp to elevators (which was lovely bc my dog is a tripod and cannot accommodate stairs). To my surprise, a loft on the 3rd floor had 2 bedrooms which allowed each of us to have private areas with our dogs along with the common spaces to share the living room, kitchen and bathroom. The vaulted ceilings allowed for natural light to enter and the entire building recently had a makeover making our stay a complete success. Some tips and fun facts we discovered were hidden dog bowls under the sink including neutral disinfectant for accidents/ basic cleaning along with paper towels, sound machines for white noises located in the closets along with extra blankets, record player on-site with varying record options, and full kitchen with a stove. All amenities include but not limited towards: bar cart with bottle opener, shaker, etc., coffee cups, wine cups, bowls, silverware and cookware. The basement level has a really cool dog wash station which can also be used for bicycles, a smaller gym, a few restrooms and a conference room. Enger lofts is the perfect get-away and is a spot one can enjoy without driving around town as everything is within walking distance. Bonus: Bent Paddle Brewery is directly across the street in walking distance and is dog friendly on the heated patio as well as an on-site food truck. Enjoy!

190 degree coffee and tea is a great place. Calm atmosphere and great service. Much better than the…read moretypical chain coffee shops. A little out of the way from tourist stops, but this place is worth it!! When in Duluth, we will stop here every time!!!

The line maybe long sometimes but it moves fast! Amazing staff and amazing drinks. So happy to…read morefinally be able to try this place.

Cute place set back off a dirt driveway lined with large lollipops and blowpops. The candy store…read morehad a large variety at good prices. We found saltwater taffy, soda pop and violet crumble. Great stop for our road trip.

Discovered this candy store on Facebook this past September. They were sponsors for a hot air…read moreballoon festival. A drive to Carlton was an easy up and back from the TC. And this candy store was an easy find off the freeway exit. I followed the lollipops along the east side of a gas station. It was hidden behind the gas station. Lining the drive to the parking lot were pretty, tall pine trees. Doesn't look like much from the outside, but walking up to the door were family-friendly activities. A photo booth and wooden tables to play games, like checkers and jenga. Inside is clean and organized aisles of bulk candy. We came to look but did leave with a couple bottles of root beer and cans of Northern Soda company pop. The cashier wasn't too amused that I work in the same city that is manufactured in. I had also just gotten back from a trip to Wyoming and Montana and was on a Huckleberry high. I did find some Huckleberry flavored things there as well.