7 Corners Coffee

Seven Corners Coffee is just a few blocks away from our home, so we visit here quite a bit. We really like their coffee options; they do great espresso drinks and also make great pour-overs too. They have an online ordering feature, which is also great if you are in a hurry. The seating area is nice, and they even have a coloring area for kids. The one thing I would improve is offering more vegan options; they only have a couple vegan options for snacks. Otherwise, this is a great little coffee shop in the Cedar Riverside neighborhood (and just steps away from the mill district) and easily accessible by bike and public transit.

This spot is very good it has ample parking right across the street. This is a huge bonus when going to places downtown. The place is very clean and the beverages were made well. The staff is very helpful and the service is fantastic. Lots of the tables have outlets to charge your phone or keep your laptop going while you work.

#20 in my TWIN CITIES COFFEE SHOP SERIES Love love love the ambiance here. Definitely a younger scene since it is right by The University of Minnesota, but because of that, they have very affordable options, a ton of seating, great study vibes, and are very eco-friendly. You can head to the counter inside to order or you can order that their outside window! I decided to stop by before work and ordered inside. I got their seasonal golden latte w/ oat milk ($6) which was a blend of pistachio, honey, and turmeric. It was so so yummy! The perfect blend of flavor and espresso. Honestly, one of the best coffee drinks I've had in the cities. To top it off, their service was great! Even though it was busy and only two people were working, they took orders quickly, made drinks fast, and were still very friendly. They even brought people's to go orders out to wherever they were waiting, so sweet! If you ever need a pick-me-up or a great place to get work done, I definitely recommend this place!

Have no idea how the food or drinks are here. I've been waiting for my small cold brew coffee to go for at least 25 minutes. The barista is busy but couldn't care less. Understaffed is an understatement.

Good spot to meet for coffee near the u of M West Bank. Skillful baristas, limited food, passable baked goods. Lots of light, windows, room to work or, better yet, relax.

Came here on a Friday morning to study. There's definitely plenty of space to find a table and study. It was a little to loud for my liking but the coffee is good! The 10oz and 16oz lattes both have 2 shots of espresso, so I went with the 10z for a ratio to my liking. It was a small size given it was $5+. They have plenty of milk alternative options for $0.50, I went with oatmilk. Note that this is connected to a church. If you end up at a church, it's the right place! I was slightly confused at first.

In the area and looking for a coffee spot we found 7 corners coffee. Parking is available on street but depending on time and day it likely can get full so be prepared to walk a bit.Upon entering the place definitely had potential with bright walls and lights and a very open feeling. There was plenty of seating options and spaces for people to chat or work. They have a merch wall where you could pick up both branded items and coffee but also a small selection of artisan goods like earrings and cards. The coffee menu was pretty straightforward and nothing fancy. You could get your basics in either 12 or 16 Oz and then they offered a few syrup options and 3 seasonal drinks. Unfortunately it didn't appear that they had any iced options available that day, or at least they weren't advertised and we overheard someone say they had no ice. The wait did seem like it took longer than expected as there was only one order ahead of us. We ordered a specialty latte and an americano with flavor. The latte was pretty good but the americano was a bit bitter and burnt. We couldn't taste the extra syrup at all. Since we got them to go, we didn't realize until we were driving away so didn't ask to remake. Overall the space is nice for meeting people but I wouldn't seek this one out over other options that might be nearby.

Adorable coffee shop with friendly staff. Got a spicy mocha that had cayenne pepper in it, after coming recommended by the staff. Appreciated the offer to swap milk substitutes and opted for oat. An abundance of tables makes it a great place to work and they have a walk up window if you're on the go. They also have a section with a little bit of merch if that's your jam.

I can't even stress enough how amazing my trip to 7 Corners Coffee was earlier today. You see, I just recently moved from Olympia WA to the Twin Cities, and as you might imagine the coffee scene back there is remarkable. As it turns out, right now they're featuring Olympia Coffee Roasters, which means they're importing freshly roasted beans from what is my favorite coffee roaster of all time to make all their drinks, at least for the near future while Oly Coffee continues to remain featured.The taste is incredible. I don't even know where to begin to describe, but the espresso is a notch above anything else you'll find locally. This is not me trying to knock on the local roasters, many of which do an incredible job, but Oly Coffee, to me, is like the Michael Phelps of coffees - world-class excellence.Just go here in the next two months (which is how long they said Oly Coffee would be featured) and try it. Get the drip, a cappuccino, whatever. It's all good. By my math you'd have until around May 2020 to check this out.Oh yeah, the space is really nice, comfortable, free wi-fi and power outlets. Baristas were super friendly and knowledgeable about coffee.

I'm excited that 7 Corners Coffee has taken over this space to keep a great study stop around on the West Bank. I've spent many study days here and I've really enjoyed it! The prices are pretty on par with hipster coffee shops and there are various options for coffee and tea.I like that they have pastries and sandwiches here - it makes it so much easier to spend several hours of uninterrupted work! My favorite is the ham and cheese croissant, and I always tend to get the Yuzu Green Rishi Tea. They have water cups that you can fill whenever, and the vibrant layout of the coffee shop keeps things fun.One of my favorite study spots, for sure! Parking is a bit challenging as there really is only paid street parking right out front, but it's not too bad.