Stopped in to grab a coffee while meeting friends to walk our dogs along the river parkway. What a…read moreperfect location to grab a drink and go (or stay as they have ample indoor and outdoor seating). The spot appeared to be very popular among bikers grabbing a beverage or snack on their morning rides. I had an iced latte, which was tasty on a hot summer day. They had one of the largest flavoring selections I have seen, which was awesome. I went with the cookie butter which was so yummy. The line was very long, but the girl working the counter was turning out items quickly! They also appeared to have a large variety of treats in their display case as well as cold beverages.

Really great coffee and ambiance. They offer a student discount and overall it's reasonably priced.read more

The coffee was phenomenal. I got the coffee espresso. The treats are even better... flan danish!?!…read moreDelightful. The employees were also wonderful to talk to about music.

I like the atmosphere and ambiance of this location Bright…read moreairy with greenery and lots of plants They have a ton of seating available Wasn't a fan of the breakfast sandwich- too many sweet onions and the coffee was just mid Small size was very expensive They were dog friendly and gave my pup a treat so she was happy It's always busy no matter what time of day with hotel and non hotel guests

Food and service is top tier! Ambience is well setting especially for date night. Desserts and…read morepastry is phenomenal

It's hard to know where to begin. Simply put, the food is perfection, but my opinions about it go…read morebeyond flavor profiles and cooking techniques. My opinions are just as much rooted in the emotion attached to each bite. We live in Texas but spend lots of time in the Twin Cities. I'm a vegetarian, so I put off going to Diane's Place because it felt like the options for me were relatively limited. Boy, am I kicking myself for waiting! I told my wife after our first meal at Diane's Place this weekend that I compared the first bite (which happened to be the green scallion croissant) to my responses to certain music. As a musician and audiophile, hearing something moving or stirring can illicit a very visceral emotional response. I experienced a very similar response with that very first bite. My appreciation for the art of cuisine brought to perfection by Diane Moua literally caused my eyes to well up. This may sound like hyperbole, but it is not. The egg rolls were light and crispy and oddly nostalgic. The bamboo & cabbage swimming in coconut curry was my entree. On its own, it is perfectly balanced with the right amount of salt, acid, and umami. I tacked on some sticky rice and Hmong hot sauce...use with caution! It's potent but so delicious. Given Diane's background in pastry, don't skip dessert! We loved our experience so much on Sunday for dinner that we very quickly made a brunch reservation for Tuesday. Connor and Simon were extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

Wonderful spot to study! the ambience is great, close to a modern dark academia vibe. Plenty of…read moreseating and tables! I think my friend and I were there for 3ish hours and didn't really feel interrupted or distracted by surrounding noise. -egg coffee: egg cream was the right amount of sweet but beware bc the coffee is SUPER caffeinated. I don't feel jittery or anything by coffee that much anymore but 1/3 of the way through this coffee and i was WIRED. -banhmini (banh mi panini): very good! regular banh mia usually have too much bread for my liking so this was a nice alternative. would recommend!

Quality has definitely gone down since opening . . . Don't usually like to leave bad reviews and…read morewant to really like this place, but not very impressed every time I visit. On slow days, they are not efficient with orders and staff can be rude if you ask why you've been waiting 20min for your drink. Espresso drinks are better than their matcha drinks - it's quite bitter despite sweetener. I got the Banhmi Ni and despite it looking like it had been panini pressed, the meat inside was very cold, near frozen . . . There was hair another time in my pesto chicken panini. Kept the 3rd star because they are never short of tables and have plenty of outlets to be able to do work if you need to. Not sure if the food/drinks are worth these prices though.

Nice spot in the Mill District to grab a coffee to go or hang out for a while and browse the…read morebookstore next door. Service was friendly and efficient, and my cold brew was rich and dark but not even a little bit bitter. Plenty of seating in the bright, light interior.

This was one of the best banana coffees I've ever had! The chimp in orbit was so good, and it's not…read moreeasy to nail the banana flavor but FRGMNT found the right way to do it! The apple pop tart was nice and fluffy, too! The area is really cool to check out! There's a book store and art shop in the building, which makes for a fun coffee date! My only complaint is minor, but the barista taking out orders seemed very closed off and potentially frustrated that we were there. But maybe they were having a rough day?

I recently tried "due" after driving past it for years. My first visit was pleasant…read more Today it went to a whole new level. After a latte and beet salad, I was hungering for some carbohydrates. I ordered a round of focaccia. The counter person offered to cut it for me, but I demurred. I expected to tear off a sample and take the rest of the 8" round with me. About the only other times I have had focaccia, it needed some butter, so I asked for a small scoop (melon ball size) of lemon butter. It was fantastic! I haven't gorged on a baked product like this in a very long time. The bread was light, chewy and so flavorful. The bright lemon butter could not be wasted. Despite the fantastic flavors, I still dabbed butter on pieces I tore off. There was nothing left to take home. I will be back for sure!

Friendly service…read more Smooth matcha Super cute indoor and outdoor seating The sandwiches were good but not necessarily worth $15 each. The turkey sandwich lacked a ton of flavor hence my 4 stars not 5, the bread was very good.

No joke, guys, this is the BEST Breakfast Burger I've ever had. I swear they sprinkle magic into…read moretheir garlic aoli. My hubby ordered the Brunch Poutine and couldn't get enough of it, either, and they're generous with their portions. Our waiter was sweet, attentive and kind and I can't wait to bring my best friend here to check out the fabulous art and swag.

Very tasty coffee with fun latte flavors! They allow dogs in the shop which is great if you have a…read morefurry friend. Pastries and food available. Attached to the restaurant so there is lots of seating. Staff were friendly! WiFi was good, parking difficult downtown and not free unfortunately.

I waited way too long to try this place. Big mistake…read more @frenchmeadowcafe in St.Paul is such a cozy lovely place for a meal. The food was amazing, hospitality was cozy, atmosphere was relaxing to be in. Their menu has much more we will need to return to try. They have an additional location in Minneapolis and a spot at the MN State Fair every year! I'm most eager to get back here to try breakfast soon! Brunch / breakfast is my love language. This place was perfect for the dinner atmosphere we needed on a cold MN evening. It would also be a great pick for date night. The things we tried and you should too: Chicken Wild Rice Soup (10/10) Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich (with the Maple Chipotle Glaze) Almond Encrusted Walleye Redemption Burger their fries were also a bit hit at our table Basically we loved this place and can't wait to try more items from them For more awesome food spots check out the account mallorymademetryitmn on Instagram!

I used to go here all the time when I went to college in the area. It was a nice little throwback…read moreto come back on a Saturday morning around 9:30AM. It's much quieter around then which was nice because in the evenings, it can get very loud which makes it hard to have a conversation. I enjoyed a pistachio latte, my partner a mimosa. We each got our own main - him a burrito, myself a breakfast bowl (both delicious) - and split a corn pancake. We had plenty of leftovers to bring home. The selection is better at the Minneapolis location, but the St. Paul location has its own charm and still plenty of options for people who are vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free. There's something here for everyone.