Overall very good for a hospital cafe - 4 stars…read more 1. I have mixed feelings about Bridges Cafe. In general, this facility is impressive. They have a HUGE variety of food options...everything from a fresh fried griddle area, another fresh made area, a salad bar, pre-prepared foods in plastic containers of every type, pastries, cookies, chips, canned & bottled beverages, etc. All of these options are wonderful for people that are stuck in the hospital as a patient or a visitor, not to mention the hundreds of staff. 2. On the other hand, this is a hospital. I wonder about the virtue signaling of the "putting plants forward" initiative (see photo of sign), especially for someone like me that has managed to reverse my metabolic disease & dramatically improve all my blood labs by consciously & explicitly eliminating this stuff with the help of my physician. Worse, they have plenty of chips, cookies, pastries, and sugary beverages. But I also have to keep in mind that everyone has the free will to eat how they choose. And they have plenty of visitors & staff that can eat they way they choose. Hummm...so confusing. I'll let you decide for yourself about the morality all of this stuff. I wouldn't have thought much about these things if it wasn't a hospital and if there wasn't nutrition commentary throughout. Why not just offer the food without the messaging? 3. The dining area is impressive. It isn't fancy. But it has a killer view across the Mississippi and the West Bank (see photo). It's also large with a raised deck area in back. 4. Finally, I had a funny experience with a staff member. I happened to sit at a table next to a medical staff employee in full blue scrubs, face mask, and blue cap. When I sat down, she looked at me, she grabbed her purse, and she moved it from the floor near me to the floor on the side of her other leg, seemingly protecting it. Paranoid? Is there a lot of crime in the cafe? I was definitely worried about my Mom's heart procedure, not plotting to snatch someone's purse! I didn't think I looked scary or like a potential criminal, but I must have looked intimidating that day. Interesting. Thumbs up. -Maxx P.S. There's an awesome coffee shop on the 1st floor!

Breakfast was dope, all things considered. I was surprised to find that this cafeteria has fewer…read moreethnic or health food options that a far smaller hospital would in Akron, Ohio, yet it does have its plus side. The bacon was cooked perfectly (not burnt) and the sausage gravy was delicious. The peace afforded to me while watching the sunrise over the frozen river warrants 4 stars.

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.

Cute and cozy atmosphere. It feels like I am in a small town. The food came out right away after we…read moreordered The food was flavorful and filling. The Dutch Baby plate is a combination of egg like pancake texture with maple syrup on the side. It was l sweet with a bit of savory. The breakfast burrito was the opposite. It was more earthy and filling.

This place is AMAZING!! The food was expensive, yes, but the…read moreportions were huge, the food was extremely rich, flavorfull, and it was filling! Completely worth it. My breakfast burrito was the best I've ever had and I would definitely recommend. The chorizo was also extremely tender and good. This was completely worth it and ill be back if I come back to Minneapolis :))) Also it was located in a super cute quaint and quiet neighborhood that was really nice to walk around.

Met up with a friend to go over some work related things at Momo Cafe a few months ago and had a…read moregreat experience. We went late on a weekend morning and the place was packed. Momo Cafe is owned by the same family who own my favorite sushi restaurants: Momo Sushi in NE and AMA Sushi in Edina. This place was PACKED. We waited in a line to order that stretched all the way to the entrance of the quaint building. The vibe inside is quite cool but it is crowded so you might have to wait for someone to leave to grab a spot. We ended up only sticking around long enough to finish our food and then left to work somewhere else - it just was a bit too crowded for us to be productive and we didn't want to hog up space for other customers. I was pretty hungry while I was there so I ordered some meat momos. It took quite a bit of time for them to come out as they are made fresh, but they were delicious: incredibly savory and so fragrant. My recommendation is lean very far forward when eating these, one popped open while I was eating it and leaked all over me. Overall, great cafe and a good spot to grab a bite at too.

What a great experience!…read more The cafe is very nice and spacious! Lots of places to work or mingle. The black sesame latte with almond milk was amazing! Didn't try the food but nice to know they have some veggie options. Easy to find and great service - totally worth the trek to enjoy!

I visited Up Coffee before work Friday morning and got the iced black salted caramel latte as well…read moreas tried a matcha with pumpkin syrup and oat milk. This place has a casual local coffee shop feel that has both indoor and outdoor seating. Although it was fairly busy at the time I visited, service was still relatively fast. I particularly liked my latte drink because you could taste the unique salted caramel flavor without it being muted with the espresso and milk. The flavor came through clear and I would definitely order it again. Additionally, I liked how they had a rotating seasonal menu. I would visit again to try some drinks on their "Trick or Treat" menu.

I went right when they opened at 8 am on a Sunday's morning. Small parking lot, but plenty of…read morestreet options. We got our order to go and were in and out in less than 10 minutes. Food 4/5: we got the breakfast sandwich (sausage,egg,cheese,spinach on a croissant) and plain bagels. The breakfast sandwich was well seasoned and flavor balanced and I'd absolutely come back for! The bagel didn't seem the most fresh, but they did have other pasties I'd try. I also got the cold brew with maple syrup and a splash of milk and would absolutely come back for! Service 5/5: the ladies that helped me were so nice and helped answer all of my questions. The food/drink was made quickly. Ambiance 5/5: this place has plenty of seating inside and out and has a more cozy aesthetic. Definitely worth a try if you're on the neighborhood! I love that they have more than just pastry options for breakfast and we will definitely be back.

There is parking! See note at the end…read more Also note... there are three businesses under the one roof here that people could be talking about in their Yelp reviews. I've only been to the cafe, but there is also a separate, fancy-seeming restaurant as well as a boutique hotel. (Also they have a shop in South Minneapolis that has its own Yelp profile, Alma Provisions.) I definitely recommend that you try the cafe! I had a great mocha here, along with a breakfast sandwich and a carrot-apple juice. High quality all around, and all of it was enjoyed in a comfortable and beautifully decorated dining room. There is quite a lot of food on the menu; I was there for breakfast but they have a lunch menu that starts at 11am which I want to come back to try. Again, my mocha was absolutely delicious and the fresh bread really elevated that breakfast sandwich. I was here on a September Saturday morning at around 8:30 and it was very busy; the wait to order was about 15 minutes but there is enough seating that I didn't have trouble there. In addition to plenty of indoor tables, there is a lot of bar seating and a good number of patio tables. On the West side of the building is a large parking lot, most of which is for nearby apartment buildings. But there is a sign that makes it clear that the spaces numbered 1-7 are for Alma customers.

Visited the Cafe and got the Up South sandwich (again). It's definitely an eat with knife and fork…read moresandwich. Trying to hold on and bite in, everything slips out, and you don't want to risk your clothes getting dirty. The smashed potatoes seemed a bit over done this time. So much, I'm turned off from giving another try. The tables are so close together. If you're a baby who's got back, you're in for a tight squeeze, especially trying to sit in the booth.

Long line was worth the wait! Staff was super quick to take orders, friendly and provided wonderful…read morerecommendations of their favorite drinks and pastries, and quick to prepare! I loved my maple iced latte with a berry pop tart, however I just wish the pop tart was served on a plate with utensils and cost was a bit higher than normal, still a decent spot for to start your day off!

This was a great little coffee stop at the start of a great little morning stroll around…read moreMinneapolis. Their cappuccino was really nice - good milk action on a good espresso base. The donuts (not made in house) were SO good... holy crap both their cake 'nuts and yeast 'nuts batter was stellar. The people were very friendly and encouraged us to live our wildest donut dreams and the location was really nice at this one too.

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!

Coming here on a Sunday morning is not for the weak. There was a long line that we had to wait…read morethrough and apparently this location seems to be in the lobby of a hotel. It was very loud and bustling, but lots of space and seating to hang out in or work (even though that may be difficult given how crowded it was) Despite the wait, I found my vanilla latte to be delicious. One of the better coffee I had all weekend.

tasty food and coffee! i will say, it was quite warm inside but overall super cute and had lots of…read moreseating. i myself am not vegetarian, but a friend i went with is, and she really enjoyed the amount of vegan/vegetarian options on the menu! the food was ready quite quickly, and everyone there was quite nice.

Hard Times is a very expensive vegan/vegetarian restaurant in the Cedar Riverside portion of…read moreMinneapolis. They make some delicious vegan food (both super healthy dishes like hummus and veggies & rice, as well as some more indulgent dishes like biscuits and gravy). Their vegan pastries and deserts are TO DIE FOR, especially the peanut butter cups. The inside is very "80's coffee house" vibes. They have board games to play and there are even events from time to time. My one issue is that the bathrooms need a little bit of TLC. Otherwise, this place is great.

Honour hosts lots of great events, along with great coffee!…read more **Honour doesn't keep any $$ from event ticket sales, instead helps support a local small biz! How cool is that?** Recommend getting to events early if you want to park in the free lot next to Honour otherwise free street parking is available but you may have to walk a few blocks They have really good Açaí bowls, raw juice, coffee, breakfast sandwich and bakery items Like this coffee shop in the summer! The patio is nice, spacious and dog friendly. For events: They can get crowded and have a long line for coffee so just know ahead of time! Great for business but sometimes gets a little overwhelming so plan ahead! I typically get to their events when they first start so maybe come a little later if you want less busy. Overall, if you haven't been here you should check it out!

Service is alright. The inside and patio are beautiful and by far the best part of the shop. The…read morebaristas nuke your milk far too over temp. And if that weren't all, the espresso is very bitter so much that the workers make sure you want a syrup before ordering a plain latte. A 12oz latte for over $7 with no syrup added deserves much higher quality. Not to mention a half serving of açaí for $16+. Very little about this shop is worth visiting, there's much better options. Come for the atmosphere, but none of the product.