This coffee shop is amazing. Huge space. Bright and basically all windows. Plants everywhere. Great…read morecoffee. Lattes are not too sweet - which is great. They have the best brand of tea (Spirit). Coffee shops are more and more just built for isolation and to-go orders. This place is built for community. And I love how blatantly Christian it is. So many open bibles at the tables. So many people praying or talking. Really impressive spot.

We came here on a random sunny weekday in April and absolutely loved the vibes here! It was open,…read moreclean and large! You certainly could do a group meeting/study session here! The service was wonderful! Everyone was so nice! When my boyfriend tried his drink, it just didn't taste right (iced vanilla latte with 4 shots of espresso) They remade it and were very apologetic! The drinks: I got an iced grandmas house with oat milk! There is no up charge for oatmilk! My wallet and stomach appreciated that! The flavor was really good! Unfortunately even with the remake, there seemed to be something off about my boyfriend's drink... I asked for them to take the vanilla out, thinking maybe be it was the syrup. But it just wasn't good. We were also hoping to get the pizza that was there but they only had slices, not a full pie. It was disappointing. Overall this is a nice coffee shop

A cute spot, friendly staff and delicious coffee. I also got the vegan banana bread which was…read moreincredible! Large parking lot but it's a smaller coffee shop. I tried coming here once before to work remotely but there were no open tables and that was the case again when I stopped by Friday morning so just a heads up that it's does get busy in there. Overall, It's a great neighborhood coffee shop and I'll definitely be back.

What's not to love about a community focused coffee shop? This place is the best! Always so…read morewelcoming and delicious coffee and baked goods too! They are located in a strip mall in Roseville so there is plenty of parking available. They have a number of tables available. Smaller but very cozy! I highly recommend their Dark Cloud- Earl grey latte with vanilla! The pop tarts here are so good and the sense of community is top notch. They even have a little free pantry in their entryway. Watch their socials for local fundraisers and others ways to help our neighbors in need!

Fun time. Lots of choices for malts, shakes, and "Sprinklers"…read more We all had a small Sprinkler. Quite large for a "small". One suggestion: a mini or kids Suze sprinkler would be nice. Staff was very friendly. I/we will be back!!

I finally made it! I've been trying a few times this year and they were closed. I tried looking…read moreonline, but there were no verified hours or telephone number to call. I took a photo of the hours so they are clear. I tried the butterscotch sprinkler for my first time. I'm a huge ice cream lover and have had my fair share of ice cream. I honestly thought the soft serve was pretty bland and the same was true for the butterscotch drizzle. I thought maybe my allergies were to blame, but my partner tried it and agreed that it was very bland. I'm willing to try something different in the future to see if it was one off. I think their prices are pretty fair compared to other locations.

Such a cute spot with incredible food and coffee! Upon entry they've got cute winter decor built…read moreupon their worldly Asian influenced decor that makes it feel like a nice break from the cold winter roads. Meanwhile the staff greets you with a kind smile that makes you feel welcomed in. I had the Ube Latte and the mixed Momo platter. The Ube Latte is well balanced between sweet Ube flavor and coffee and cream. The mixed momo platter comes with meat filled and potato filled dumplings that come with a spicy sauce for dipping. They are perfectly plump, warm and delicious and lend themselves well to a cold day. Absolutely recommend this hidden neighborhood gem if you're in the area (or even if you're not! It's worth it!)

While out running errands, stopped by Momo coffee for a quick snack and drink. It was pretty busy…read morebut also super cute and well decorated with nostalgic and cultural elements. They had a few cute items for sale, like momo merch, stickers and more. I got the black sesame latte which was strong but good. We also ordered potato and chive momos and they were decent. I think it could have used a bit more flavor, a bit starchy tasting. But the soy sauce helps a tiny bit. Would for sure come back to check out more. I was a bit shocked that they had to put signs on some of the lower tables for people to not put their feet on them. In a cafe/food establishment that should be common sense but I definitely get it. As it was busy it was a bit loud but I really like the vibes and aesthetic of this cafe!

I'm sorry Jason. You really had my hopes up when you were talking about Betty and Earl"s biscuits…read moreon your show but you've proven to me once again that unless you were raised in the South or by a Southern transplant you don't have a clue about baking soda biscuits. A good southern biscuit is hard to find in Minnesota. In my house they are served warm. and soft, usually fresh from the oven. A dab of butter melted inside sets them off perfectly. If a restaurant in Minnesota says it has Biscuits and Gravy I can't resist trying it only to be disappointed over and over again. That being said, KFC and Hardee's both have a good biscuits. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with frozen Pillsberry Grand Buttermilk Biscuits. Not the ones that come in a tube. So why would I go to a bakery in a mall that opens at 11 to get a biscuit? I trusted Jason. He sounded so sincere. Huh! Big mistake, I should have checked out his genealogy. The actual place is in the food court in the Rosedale Mall and the sign says, "Seeet and Savory by Diane" . The first warning was seeing the biscuits on a covered cake tray like you might stack doughnuts. These people are bakers after all not cooks. So, we wait for the lady at the counter to finish helping the person in front of us and then we asked for biscuits and gravy. The lady walks over to the sign and shows us the little sticker they added that says, "Weekend's Only". I was already wondering why anyone would start serving breakfast at 11. While we were trying to figure out if that applied to every item on the board or just the biscuits and gravy another customer got in front of us. We decided to ask for biscuit and egg sandwich's and a cup of coffee. Well, they only make one craft of coffee a day and when it's out it's out. If we wanted coffee we were told we need to go to the Brew and Waffle concession a few feet away. Alright no big deal, but over there no one's behind the counter and I am baffled as to what is going on. It doesn't seem to be self serve but there is a young lady sitting at the counter eating. Finally she gets up and acknowledges me by telling me she's on break but but since I'm there, she'll help me out anyway. She made it very clear that I was inconveniencing her. Well then, put up a closed sign or a "Back at 1pm" sign. Let's just skip on to describing the biscuit sandwich or more precisely the $10 (the sign said $8 I think) biscuit sandwich. The biscuits were big and thick and yellowish in color. I wondered if they added cornmeal to the flour. They had a gritty texture but not as gritty as cornbread. Ok, next time we'll try Betty and Earl's Minneapolis location. And Jason, spend a weekend south of the Mason-Dixon line and learn a little more about biscuits. Damn! I'm so sorry! I forgot to take pictures.

I've had two meals from Betty and Earl's and both are meals I would order again…read more While the plague perpetuates I am only getting curbside takeout, and their system for that works just fine. Ordering from the website is easy; you can opt for curbside delivery, and once your order goes through you get an email with instructions to call them when you arrive. There is a handy little parking circle by the main entrance to Potluck; that area gets plenty of traffic but your call with a friendly B&E's person will ensure that they find your car among the group. I got the biscuits with sausage gravy the first time and the pulled pork open-face biscuit thingie the second. Both were really good. The sausage gravy was a great, meaty brunch item, and the pulled pork was really delicious. Having piles of shredded BBQ pork on top of those thick, freshly-made biscuits was a unique experience. As long as you don't mind getting your fingers a little messy - and if you're eating pulled pork then honestly what do you expect - you just form a pile on one of the biscuits and hold it by the biscuit as you snack it down. There will be leftover meat that you can eat with a fork. I got yummy fresh cookies both times as well, and ended up full and satisfied. One issue I have with the website is that there isn't a description of the entrees, so you don't necessarily know what will come on them and there's no option to request, for instance, "hold the pickles". But that's about it; I really like the food I've gotten here and will keep it coming.

This coffee shop was very well designed- cute seating areas and a room in the back with books. They…read morealso have a huge room for live music and music lessons. The Americano I had was delicious as was the gf vegan cherry almond muffin. The met the owner Matt and he is very friendly and passionate about his shop. I plan to come back to listen to some live music.

This is what they should describe when they say "a cute local coffee shop". Such a cool…read moreneighborhood spot. The staff were incredibly friendly even asking how my friend's kid was doing. The pumpkin muffin was vegan and so delicious, highly recommend! The coffee was equally delicious, I got a latte with oat milk. They seem to focus a lot of live local music because the coffee shop has a small stage and then half the building is like a music venue. I didn't explore that side too much but it looked pretty neat! Love of their cups are compostable, thank you keeping single use plastic to a minimum.

Are you KIDDING me with how perfect this coffee shop is. They have a very nice selection of coffee…read moredrinks and a pretty typical display case of baked goods. Actually, the latter they seem pretty proud of because when I came in this weekend the very friendly barista had pretty strong opinions about what coffee would go well with what baked good. I wound up with an awesome hot vanilla salted caramel latte and a nice chocolate croissant. But what really stays with me is how lively and enjoyable the environment is. Lots of families from the surrounding residential neighborhood, which is right on the Northern edge of St Paul, as well as people on their own making progress with their laptop activities. They have a lot of ourdoor seating, including a fenced in area which I assume is meant for dogs. There's a separate kids area with toys, and if you go further back there is a gift shop with very cute artisan items. This is a very happy place that I hope you will try!

I stopped by Karol Coffee this past week & what a treat!! It truly feels like a neighborhood…read morestaple, tucked into such an unexpected spot, i thought it was a house. It's right by my work, so I decided to give it a try, and I'm so glad I did! When you walk in, there are people gathered at tables both inside and out, and the space actually extends much farther back than you'd expect... even into a little hidden area or annex in the back. I ordered from their spring menu and got the pistachio rose latte with oat milk, along with a breakfast sandwich they customized for me without meat. Everything was delicious, and the vibes are immaculate! I'm already excited to go back on a sunny day to sit at the picnic tables or head into the quieter annex type rooms to get some work done. Such an interesting coffee shop--I can't wait to tell more people about it!

We originally just stopped in for a coffee but we couldn't help but reserve some time in the cat…read morelounge after seeing all the cuties in the window. The cafe side is a small but cozy and offers a couple of tables & chairs with great window views into the cat lounge. You are able to reserve one hour time slots ranging in price from $10.50 on weekdays and $15.00-$17.25 on weekends. They do offer a Happy Hour (1 - 5pm Tuesday - Thursday) where you can pay $3.50 for 15 minutes at a time! All of the cats are available for adoption and they have up to 30 cats in the lounge! We didn't get many pictures because we were lucky enough to get chosen for cuddle time by one of the cats. The staff were very welcoming and both of our coffees were delicious! We will definitely return when we have more time!

I absolutely love the idea of a cat café. I visited on a Saturday evening, which means it was less…read morebusy. Even so there were quite a bit of people on the cat side. We did not make reservations, but because it was a less busy time were able to go in. It cost $15 per person because it was a weekend day. On the weekdays it is about five dollars cheaper. you pay for an hour, but the hour starts at the beginning of the hour regardless of when you arrive. For us, we arrived at 6:20 PM but still had to leave at seven because the hour started at 6 PM. it's not a perfect system. there were quite a few kitties that were playful, but honestly, the space seemed a little bit small for how many cats were there, even if there were a lot of towers and places they could go. The way to order the coffee was a little bit long, even though there was only one person in front of us, and the coffee did take a while to be made as well. I would definitely recommend going here if you're looking to adopt and want to explore different cats with different personalities. There are so many great ones waiting for a home here. Make sure to arrive as close to the hours you can so you can actually be there for the full hour you pay for.

Cute cafe tucked in the industrial-ish area of mpls!…read more I ordered a black salted caramel latte with oat milk! It was a little over $10 with tip. Lots of seating, the main area is super cute with ambient lighting & then there's an additional seating area (where I was sitting in my pic) that's really bright! I always love looking at coffee shop match too & they had some cute options! Overall, good coffee, kind staff & cute shop!

I must admit Up Cafe has me stumped for a rating. I went with 4 because half of it was a 3 to me…read moreand the other part a 5. I came here on a Saturday late morning with my family because I heard they were a no frills good roaster kind of shop. And the ambiance meets that a bit. Not too fancy but plenty of seating with a nice amount available outside. Nothing that I noticed in the way of more relaxed seating. Now the important stuff the regular old coffee. I had an Americano and my wife a cold brew. Both were average I'd even say my Americano was in the poor end. Now that being said they sell a lot of different varieties of beans. I found an Ethiopian light roast that I am partial too and brought it home. These beans were great. So all that said bottom line they sell 5 star beans. I just don't find them in the drinks we ordered while we were there.

I can't speak to their storefront, but their stand at the Mill City Farmers Market is a must stop…read more Everything I've had from Solomon's is incredible, but the blueberry blackberry pull-apart is on another level. It's kind of a mix between monkey bread and a muffin, soft, sticky, and packed with fresh blueberries and blackberries. So good. The blueberry almond croissant is also insane. Flaky, rich, and just done perfectly. Honestly, everything here is top tier. Their quiche is also very good if you're looking for something more savory. The staff is so friendly, and even when there's a line, it moves quickly which makes it easy to grab something without waiting too long. You can also pre-order on their website, which is a great option if you want to make sure you get what you're after. Some of the best pastries you'll find at the market.

Pulled up to an empty storefront. So disappointed! If they moved, can someone let me know?read more