We would have eaten breakfast there but they had people working on their ovens. So we got coffee to…read morego. We sat outside at one of the picnic tables in the woods. First, the coffee was divine. I had an iced latte and the coffee flavor just punched through the milk. SO good. Second the shop was very cute inside and super nice counter staff. Plus the outside seating in a very woodsy little spot, complete with a creek bed nearby, was delightfully northern Minnesota! Highly recommend!

Don't visit if you're expecting good coffee and decent service. The barista had a notably poor…read moreattitude, which made the experience uncomfortable. While the cashier was friendly and clear when taking our order--and we tipped accordingly--the interaction at pickup was disappointing. We asked a simple question about one of our three drinks, and the response was unhelpful and delivered with little interest in providing basic hospitality. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place for a quick stop, and I won't be returning

After seeing a piece on television about City Girl Coffee Company, she had my ear because I am a…read morediehard coffee drinker. But, I drink coffee like my adult drinks--what I like, I buy. Nothing to do with reputation, popularity or price, but strictly driven on taste and preference. Now, that I have my own job and my own check (20 years as a home maker), I have a little more disposable cash to endulge my personal hobbies. Coffee is one. So much so, I really considered opening a small independent coffee shop. Therefore, it goes without saying, I know about coffee--from soil to hot cup with cream. So when women entrepeneurs were showcased that morning, City Girl Coffee got my attention. Especially when she said beans are roasted and ground the same day. And she talked about the history of the parent company Alakef Coffee; a company started by her father because he wanted a good cup of coffee. Since I was running out of coffee and taking a trip to the Costco for my coffee takes planning and a 20 minute drive, I decided to give a go to Alakef. The worst that would happen is that the coffee was okay and I would freeze it as my emergency stash. The best, I would have a great cup of coffee. So I ordered a bag of French Roast (I like strong, dark coffee) and waited for its arrival. My coffee arrive the next week and I ordered ground because the convienence. When I sipped that first cup, I knew. Fresh roast, smooth taste, no bitter notes and great taste. Gentle but good coffee. Nothing harsh. My subscription for French Roast and Brazil ordered. My husband stopped drinking coffee about 3 years ago joined me in a cup--he takes his black. He vowed to get up in the morning and join me for coffee. Take aways: 1. If you like coffee and want the convience of home delivery give it a try. Subscription would cost you less than take out coffee anyday. 2. Smooth and not bitter coffee. The dark roast is not like Starbucks bold-gentle smooth taste without the harshness. 3. French Presh will yield the best flavor. Good luck and enjoy the coffee. To Alakef, thanks for making me happy in the morning. https://alakef.com/

If you like a darker espresso roast then this will suit you well. I'm not a second or third crack…read moreguy:)

The cutest coffee shoppe in Cornucopia, Wisconsin! I ordered some loaded potatoes and a vanilla…read moreiced oat milk latte. Delicious flavors and well made. The line was long but they did a great job of keeping it moving. Friendly efficient service, my favorite. Homey vibes with comfy chairs, couches, an eclectic mix of antique tables and chairs plus some counters to sit at too. Definitely worth a stop while in Cornucopia.

Incredible service and delicious food and coffee. The blueberry scones were so good we had to get a…read moresecond one for the road.

Best bagels I've ever had on the planet. Fresh and yummy along with everything else in Lake Wind…read more Recommend this place so much.

Great coffee & iced chai tea on our bike ride around Port Wing! We just missed the live music they…read moreoffer, but that was okay since we had a nice talk with Jenny. They also offer a Airbnb downstairs too. Great service to locals and not-so-local (like ourselves). We relaxed under the maple tree in their lawn chairs and rested after biking. Great atmosphere!

Delicious food with many GF options. They also have plenty of vegetarian and meat options too…read more My hippies breakfast was great and the gf bread was baked there and the best I have ever had. I bought a loaf to take home. Cute vibe with books around the restaurant that you can "adopt for a small fee." Service was friendly. They have a large coffee, drink, and mocktails section.

VERY GOOD FOOD! Staff were nice and patient! Love the (what I think) is anti trump stickers…read more100% recommend

Delicious cookies from Cookie Temptations, plus a full line of coffee beverages. Located on the…read morelower floor of the Fitgers complex (by TrailFitters)

Perfect small plates sharing experience for a night out with friends. The service was…read morefantastic--our server was knowledgeable about the menu and helpful with explaining portion sizes for sharing. This is an upscale tapas menu, expect small plates and a surprising mix of delightful, seasonal flavors. We enjoyed the trio of dips, our favorite was the muhammara--roasted pepper and walnut with citrus and pomegranate seeds. We added on an extra pita to soak up every bite. Next was the dolma, a delicious combo of flavors and twist on the traditional. The kale salad was perfectly dressed and grilled peach added just the right sweet contrast. The Lake Trout with couscous was outstanding but my favorite part of the plate was the chermoula--a tangy, herby olive oil concoction that I must replicate. The chef came by to talk to us and answer our questions. We each enjoyed a signature cocktail, I highly recommend the Limonada 75, an Italian take on the French 75 with limoncello. We wrapped up our experience sharing the Olive Oil Cake with a rhubarb compote and generous dollop of fresh whipped cream. We will absolutely be back, we have to try the halloumi, which was unavailable, and the pasta at the table next to us looked tasty. There was also plenty of variety for a vegetarian/pescatarian to choose from. Alto Pino is expensive, but worth it. A dinner shared between three people including sharing 4 small plates, dessert, drink, and 20%+ tip came out to about $70 each. You are also paying for the experience of tasting something new and unlike anything else offered in Duluth. Reservations were easy to make online, you should make yours today! PS I'd love to see their twist on traditional Spanish tapas like patatas bravas or pan con tomate on the menu!

The vibe is weird. The food is tiny. The prices are high for the amount of food they give you. Go…read moreto Saratoga instead!

The service was great, and it was just a cute place to stop for breakfast before our Kayak tour…read moreacross the street! They had local artwork on display too, which was so cool to see!

Honestly, I wasn't expecting too much from a small town coffee shop, but I was pleasantly impressed…read morewith Corny Coffee! They used locally roasted craft coffee beans from Full Keel Coffee Roasters in Washburn for their drip coffee and it was delicious. I also got their blueberry scone and cheddar and bacon quiche. Both had great flavor and consistency. The prices were really reasonable for what you get! The baristas/employees were kind and helpful and the shop itself has comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. Overall, was really glad I stopped in and would highly recommend to anyone passing through town!