Stopped in this morning for a last minute breakfast & was pleasantly surprised with the best…read morebreakfast sandwich I've eaten in a while! The biscuit was buttery and flaky, and the sandwich was filling! I also got their spiced chai, which was delicious. Staff was kind & helpful. The shop seemed like a go to spot for friends to meet up for coffee. - parking lot

I came back to try what Angel Food and Bakery had to offer with a new mindset and they have a lot…read moreto offer.I tried a couple of the classic glazed donuts and took some of the Bourbon Caramel bread pudding. The variety and selection of donuts and pastries are creative.They definitely care about making sure donut and pastry lovers have a place to come and splurge on everything donuts. The service this time was better now that I understand that they only take cards.The cashier was friendly and helpful.I stopped in at the right time as everything seemed fresh.It was good vibe this morning.People were all filled with smiles sipping their lattes and indulging in there decadent desserts.

Went on a Sunday morning and there was plenty of parking options to the side of the building…read more There's several tables and seating options outside but none inside so depending on the weather, and intention, you'd have to grab and go. The staff worked as quickly as possible and the location was very busy. The service was super sweet and kind. The patio and outside area is dog friendly but not inside the establishment so keep that in mind. They even sold a variety of mixed goods from various vendors that makes it easy to browse while waiting for your drinks. Used my local coffee passport and it was lovely getting to visit!

Stopped by Honey & Rye and grabbed the monkey bread and a chocolate pinwheel. The monkey bread was…read morefantastic, super soft and flavorful. The chocolate pinwheel was just okay and a little on the dry side. Parking is a bit limited and there's no seating, so this is more of a grab-and-go spot. It does get busy, but the line moves quickly which is nice. Staff was friendly and efficient. They have a large assortment of coffee and other hot drinks, but the real highlight here is definitely the baked goods. They also offer breakfast items that can be heated, which is great if you want something more filling. The shop itself is really cute with a cozy, charming feel. They also have a small selection of items for sale, which adds a nice touch while you're waiting in line.

Yum never disappoints when I order the Szechuan Salmon. The sauce is solid, and the salmon is…read morealways cooked right. The green beans were really good and well cooked with just the right amount of crunch still as well The restaurant was pretty empty so we were served very quickly so that was great, and the restaurant interior was perfectly clean as well. I will be returning, many more times. 5/5

Update: They do serve latte's and cold brew!…read more The food is always excellent here and they have a lovely outdoor patio. The inside is well lighted with natural light. You order at the counter, take a number and they bring the food to your table. Customer service is average. This time we got the steak salad, a side of homemade chips, and a pastry. The salad was amazing and we loved the chips. My only disappointment is that they don't serve lates or cold brew coffee. For having a brunch cafe vibe you'd think they'd want to do this. Thankfully there is a caribou in the same lot.

Hold the Wheat has become one of my favorite spots for gluten-free treats. Even if you're not…read moregluten-free, the baked goods are genuinely delicious and don't feel like you're settling for a substitute. Everything in the bakery is gluten-free, which makes it a great option for anyone with dietary restrictions. My personal favorites are the coffee cake and the Spencer cakes. Both are consistently good and are usually what I end up ordering when I stop in. I've also had one of their Snuggle Pies for breakfast, and it was surprisingly filling and really tasty for a quick grab-and-go option. I haven't ventured too far into the rest of the menu yet. They offer dinner items and other savory options, but the prices have always felt a little steep for me, so I tend to stick with the bakery case and breakfast items that I know I love. Overall, it's a great local bakery with friendly vibes and some seriously good gluten-free baked goods. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area, whether you're gluten-free or not.

I love this place so much for a gluten free treat! The coffee is tasty. They have more tables for…read moreseating. I want to try their dinner items sometime- I guess you can preorder online for pickup certain days Service is always fast and friendly

It's been a few years since my last review of Crossroads Deli, but my rating remains high. Their…read morematzo ball soup is one of the best versions available in the Twin Cities. Today I tried their Roast Beef on Weck, which is carved roast beef on a type of roll called a Weck (a Kaiser-style roll topped with coarse salt and caraway seeds.). The restaurant was busy, and this is not a trendy place! I'd be surprised if there was anyone in the restaurant who was not of Medicare age (which also describes me; I'm not being ageist, just truthful). This is something that is available for lunch, during the week (not on weekends). Previously, I wanted to order this before. It was at the beginning of the lunch hour, so unfortunately the end pieces were cooked well-done. I asked if they would cut from the center, which is much more rare, but they wouldn't do that. This time, we came later and I could see that the roast beef was gloriously rare, which is what I like. The sandwich was quite enjoyable because it was juicy and flavorful. It comes with a side of cole slaw which is vinegar based (which I liked, but isn't traditional in the Midwest). It's difficult to find good, rare roast been in the Twin Cities, so this was another good find. My wife had the matzo ball soup, which remains high quality. The beef on weck sandwich (with coleslaw) was nearly $20, which is a bit on the expensive side. The service is spotty. It depends upon who is your waitstaff person (I knew it would be slow based on our previous experience with this person).

I have been coming to Crossroads Deli for over 25 years. September 2024, the brothers ( Scott and…read moreStu) sold the business to a corporation which owns approximately 5-6 other restaurants. I immediately started to worry. Unfortunately my worries have slowly " come true" ...and with an extremely upset heart, Crossroads has changed. Scott and Stu had dedication and sheer love of cooking and baking with the BEST of ingredients and exquisite rare perfect use of spices. Their flavors in everything they touched were some of the VERY BEST I have experienced nationally and in my home state of NY where my father taught Biochemistry in the Bronx at Einstein Med School (1955-1980) and where my intense passion for Delicatessen cuisine originated. Coming almost daily to Crossroads truly made my day! I adored EVERYTHING they created. Even shipped a large lemon coconut cake to mom's beloved 90 year old boss at Scarsdale Medical Center 8 years ago! Today: Their rye bread with caraway seeds was identical to Grossinger's. Now almost zero flavor. The broasted chicken if served hot fresh out of the cooker is still excellent. Some of the original spices gone. The lemon coconut cake has zero real lemon flavor just deep yellow coloring, Their pastrami and corned beef also lost 1/3 to 1/2 of their original flavor plus the size of the sandwiches 1/3-1/2 the original size. The new main dishes are almost tasteless. Their original recipes for matzo ball soup, etc are still good - - vary 8-10 rating. They no longer use as much/ perhaps any butter in their coffee cake " breads" which used to be a 10. Many cookies and tiny pastries in the same display case are still good. Compared to many other restaurants today they are now just " an ok". Gone are the days when Crossroads Deli was " TRULY SPECTACULAR "......