We stayed near by, saw this from an Uber, and had to check it out. It's in an autograph collection…read morehotel, so you know it's unique. I loved my Spygirl latte, and my hubby loved his refreshing beer from the next counter. There is a lot space to chill, work, gather, and just be. Highly recommend!

My favorite of all the Spyhouses, this one in particular is a bit more elevated than the rest in…read moreterms of coffee, presentation, and location. Only downside is it gets a little pricey and, even though the place is spacious, it can be difficult finding a seat sometimes due to how busy it is. Before I forget, there is a Barista there that sort of sounds like a mix between Seth Rogan and MoistCr1tikal, that is to say, very deep and low - dude makes a phenomenal latte with exquisite latte art.

Me and my friends went here a couple times before and it was great, the food makes you feel unreal…read more Perfect.

The May Day Cafe is a small, crowded, worker-owned cooperative coffee shop in the Powderhorn…read moreneighborhood of south Minneapolis. We arrived mid-morning, and the place was packed with what were clearly repeat customers who call the place "home". It's easy to see why: the service is quick and friendly, the pastries are excellent, and the coffee is exceptionally fresh. There's also a nice selection of teas. If you come hungry, May Day offers breakfast burritos and the tallest quiches I've ever seen. A word of warning: the place is always busy, so don't be surprised if you have to wait for a table. The noise level is high, so be prepared to struggle to hear your tablemate. Overall, May Day is what a neighborhood hangout should be--highly recommended.

Like most Fragment coffee houses, there is plenty of seating. It seems fragment has really big…read morelounge areas. They do pretty good coffee. The one disappointing thing on this visit, the pastry shelf behind the glass was full of flies and I witnessed one of the employees kill a fly right above the pastries, gross, I won't be buying donuts from this location.

Cute little coffee shop with a little library, bookshop, art gallery and trinket shop attached…read more Coffee was okay, not great but it was cute and cozy. The lemonade was delicious.

This is a spot that lives their values! There's no tipping, they pay all of their employees a…read moreliveable wage. They source their products from within Minnesota. They recycle, they compost, they offer reusable mugs for on the go. I also loved that they sell Minnesota-specific products and have a little alcove with children's books and toys. If I were a local, I would be here all the time. Because not only do they live their values, have a very cool vibe, and have very kind staff, they also have great food! I shared a biscuit with a friend which was warm, crisp on the outside, and soft on the inside. It came with a choice of jam. We went with strawberry rhubarb which was equally delicious. I also ordered a turkey sandwich (they had already sold out of the quiche by the time I'd arrived!) there were real chunks of turkey breast meat, the most beautiful tomato, a lovely aioli, all on a warm and comforting piece of ciabatta. If I am ever back in the area, I will gladly return!

Little cute cafe in Nicollet Field, this is the first time I encountered no tips screen when I…read morepaid, I was shocked honestly. Thank you for killing this toxic tipping culture. Food was great, they had kohlrabi salad, my first time to try it in western style cooking, which is a refreshing dish. The dessert section looks delightful. Ambience: 4/5 Food: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Service: 5/5

Gigi's is an energetic cafe with plenty of pastry, drink, and breakfast options. You order at the…read morecounter and the staff brings your order to the table. The walls are covered in for-sale art by local artists. It's a feast for the eyes and adds a ton of character. I had a yogurt parfait with their homemade jam and it was fantastic. I've also heard rave reviews of their biscuits and jam.

Gigi's Cafe in Uptown was a solid brunch stop. I ordered the Nutty Professor coffee and a breakfast…read morewrap and both were really good. The only funny part was I asked for avocado in the wrap and they just gave it on the side instead, which felt a bit random, but it didn't take away from the meal. Overall it's still a really solid spot if you're looking for brunch in the area.

We got the pistachio latte and a cafe miel as well as a ham + Gruyère croissant, it was all SO…read moreGOOD. Props to Duncan he was incredible as a barista and we would come back just for him

This location is closed This needs to be at least 85…read morecharacters to allow a posting. The State Fair and Grand Avenue locations are owned by someone else and are still open

Such a darling cafe with awesome owners! I went during their soft opening and was instantly in love…read morewith the space. I love how cozy and welcoming it is. I tried a matcha that was great - love that they serve it in reusable mason jar for onsite orders! I also got a gluten free baked good - THANK YOU for having this option. They have some darling seating outside, as well as comfy options inside. Check out this cute neighborhood spot!

Stopped in for a quick coffee and went with their seasonal fruity pebbles latte…read more It's a latte with fruit loops cold foam and some fruity pebbles on top. It was good, but I could have done with a bit more fruity pebbles flavor on the cold foam. When mixed in with the latte the flavor was just barely there. Still a solid mid day treat.

First of all, I am a sucker for southern comfort food and fried chicken sandwiches. I have been to…read morethis breakfast spot 3 times and ordered the same item each time because it is that good. The biscuit is perfect, the fried chicken is exceptional, the sausage gravy is divine, the bacon is cooked well (and I'm kind of picky with bacon). Fabulous combo. I really can't speak highly enough of this place. My wife enjoyed the other breakfast sandwich pictured and noting how crowded this place has always been says a lot. The only critical thing you could say is the location is in a small strip mall with limited indoor seating but the ambience is great if you do find a seat. I will continue to go out of my way for this place and recommend giving it a visit.

Food was good, the downtowner is an exceptionally sweet pastry! Also, I really like that you can…read moreorder toasted bread (even a toast flight). Take note, the sandwiches are serviced with biscuits, not their bread... which was a bit of a bummer. On a downside, the service was very poor. It could have been a bad day, but the service here was very rude and seemed very annoyed. We accidentally spilled a cup of water, and when we went to the front desk to ask for a towel to clean up they were not very kind.

Great place! Pow Wow Grounds Coffee is not only a great coffee cafe, it's a great place for…read morecommunity to meet up and catch up. It's just one of those spaces where you can hang out, relax, catch up, enjoy coffee and art. It's just vibes all around. I had an iced vanilla latte which was very very good! I got to meet some new people and just talk as if I knew them. Attached to the coffee cafe is an art gallery with some fabulous pieces. Yes, they have parking.

Charming local coffee shop brewing local beans! We came on a Saturday morning and there was free…read moredrip coffee available which was a pleasant surprise! Everyone working as well as other patrons were so welcoming and willing to offer suggestions on their favorite drinks, it really gave a home-y feel to a cold morning. Love that they are keeping patrons and their staff safe by locking the front door, please be patient as this has also become a community haven.

Tasty coffee, great service, excellent bathroom graffiti…read more Really a fun and vibey spot to stop in!

I found a miscellaneous gift card to Five Watt after cleaning out a junk drawer at home, so I made…read morean effort to check it out! I'm so glad I did! Street parking is available for this small little shop. It took me a second to find it after my GPS told me I had arrived, but I promise it's there! The interior is quaint and intimate, full of groups conversing and sharing a cup of joe. The barista was friendly and I could tell spent quality time making my latte! I went with a seasonal latte and it was impeccable. They have inventive, yet refined specialty and rotating flavors that really impressed me. I don't see bitters as an ingredient too often, but loved the options here. I'll absolutely be back to check out more!