A cute little place! We used the drive thru and you have to be careful you don't block the…read moreroad/traffic. There was a lot to choose from on the menu, we only got iced coffee but it was good! Recommend taking your time and not feeling rushed when you get to the window, as the menu on the side of the building is a little confusing and doesn't show any special drinks.

Stopped here on our way back from a fishing trip, it's cute- a house turned coffee shop! There is…read moreplenty of space to work, the barista was friendly, the service was fast, and the coffee was pretty good! I ordered a cold-press with dark chocolate, almond, and half&half, the almond/chocolate flavors were strong and good, but not too sweet. I felt like the coffee flavor wasn't as strong as I usually like a cold-press to be in a drink, but that could be simply because the half&half splash was generous. Overall I'd recommend this cute lil spot! Notes, the street parking has a two hour time limit, they have a drive-thru, and a sign said there was more parking avail around the house/building.

Stopped Labor Day for breakfast 1st time! Cute little cafe on side 61 with fantastic food! Wait…read morestaff was very attentive and kept the coffee cup full and our food was outstanding, 3 egg Omlet with hashbrowns done perfectly, and 2 All American Breakfast with sour dough toast. Everything was hot and very tasty! Highly recommend and can't wait to come back for dinner!

Cute place, super friendly service, food was gross. Typical mass produced institutional crap…read more Burger looked okay. Fish was a slimy gross flakes between the fried breading. At least the grease was clean but there was little fish and a lot of grease. The lady in the kitchen looked sweet and authentic.........so why the institutional gross food? Sysco products? I think this country has lost what real food tastes like based on other reviews.

My wife was looking for her espresso fix while we were up north on a day trip and she found this…read morelittle place just off the highway. They pack a lot of stuff inside a little shop. Gifts, coffee, and food. We decided to try their breakfast sandwiches and an iced latte. The sandwich was topped with their signature biscuit waffle which was very good, think texture of a waffle but the hardiness and taste of a biscuit. Held everything together nicely. Espresso was full flavored and punched through the milk and flavorings just like it should. Nice stop for breakfast!

A nice coffee shop on our way to cross lake. Think of this place as your cabin style neighborhood…read morecoffee shop. Ordered espresso (hot and cold) and a sweet and a savory items for breakfast. It is satisfying. Love the ambiance and decor as well.

So I came here to work on my laptop. The vibes are pretty midwestern, it's fine. Internet speeds…read moreare fast at 237.6 Mbps down and 47.7 Mbps up. I would rate this place higher if my $16 sandwich didn't taste like a $6 sandwich. Decently busy on a Saturday with the drive thru slowing down the wait times a bit. I gave the barista a nice tip (thank you to all baristas!) cause you could tell she had that look of, "I'm smiling cause I'm at work, but I'm dying inside because I have 6 customers that I need to help right now." Caribou up the road has better coffee. Dunn Brother in Elk River has better vibes. Ember in Big Lake is much better if that's within distance for you. Overall rating: Expensive for what you get, yet they have fast internet and are a local business.

Cute place, but the coffee here is SO AWFUL. I hate to say this, but it might be the worst coffee…read moreI've ever had...and that's saying a lot. I got a latte with lavender and it somehow simultaneously tasted too sweet but also incredibly acrid and bitter and fake? Like gas station coffee that had been left in the machine way too long. I couldn't even drink it.

Albino Bee has some of the best coffee I've had. The beans are smooth, flavorful, and never bitter,…read moreand they always have fun flavor options. Everything is consistently great. The bakery is incredible too, everything is homemade. When we lived about an hour away, we would actually drive up on weekends just to get their muffins and coffee. Their gluten-free muffins are amazing, and the regular muffins are just as good. Whether you want something sweet or not, you really can't go wrong. Their soups are also amazing and made with fresh ingredients, which makes such a difference in quality and flavor. They've started offering tea parties, which are such a fun experience. Last Mother's Day we brought a group of 11 ladies, and they were so accommodating, they hosted us along with another table of four at the same time. The cucumber sandwiches were beyond amazing. The shop itself is super cute and welcoming, and the family who owns it is wonderful. They are genuinely kind people, and their testimony really shows in how they run their business. Highly recommend stopping in if you're nearby!

Cute place! They ordered breakfast sandwiches and boy!! Best choices ever! They use honey mustard…read moreon it... delicious and definitely recommended... Hubby picked the biscuit, while I picked sourdough...

Used to be top tier everything before the old owner passed away. Decent coffee, with some poorer…read moreprices. Atmosphere is great, it's built into a 200 year old farmhouse, spent many college study days here. Decent place. But frappes can be hit or miss. Fair warning, most coffee options are made from a mix, not truly brewed, so lower your expectations a tad bit. Still expect an amazing atmosphere.

Great service. Incredible people and equally as great coffee! So many flavors and combos!read more

Love this coffee shop! The coffee is always amazing and ethically sourced, which is majorly…read moreappreciated! I also love the ambiance in the cafe. There's lots of art for sale, cozy seating, and natural light. It's a perfect spot to study or work and doesn't seem to get too busy on a weekday. The baristas are usually pretty friendly as well!

I got their jug of latte for my weekend at the cabin! That was fun and it was tasty enough! Overall…read moreI'm sadly not a fan of their coffee drinks ,too bitter! If you like sweet flavorful drinks this spot might not be for you. The space is lovely and big though, friendly staff. It can be busy and wait times vary.

You wouldn't expect to find world class coffee in North Central Minnesota, yet that's just what you…read morefind when you walk into Reality Roasters. I can't say enough good things about this place. You will not be disappointed if you buy your coffee here.

From the owner: Located in Little Falls, Minnesota, we pride ourselves on meeting our customers' needs in terms of…read moreflavor profile, quality, freshness, aroma, and customer service. We roast coffee in small batches and have coffee beans available within minutes from our roaster in Little Falls, MN. This freshness is evident the moment you open one of our one-way valve, heat sealed bags.

Wonderful little shop serving up great drinks and pastries. Loved the inclusive vibes and beverage…read moreselection. Also, SK beans!

$40 after tip for 2 adults - 2 house special coffees, 2 quiche, 1 scone & 1 rye peach cake…read more Service was quick, tho they initially forgot the scone... you order at the counter, take the showcase items with you, pick up coffee in the pick up area & they bring kitchen items to your table. You bus the table. There is a 5% fee for fair wages/Healthcare & such, a pretty standard fee in the area it seems. There is no charge for credit card/discount for cash. The coffee is delish, the environment welcoming & all baked goods were tasty, & the flavors were interesting- tho the peach cake was slightly over on the bottom. It stays busy! As they run out of an item, like the quiche of the day, it's quickly replaced with a new item - without interruption. Note: they make a mean quiche