The Coffee Shop NE

Lots is seating space. Great food - salads, sandwiches, sweets, and of course coffee. A comfortable community hangout! Take a look at the art while you are there.

This place is so cute and lots of space! Found this spot when waltzing out of Hazel's and wanting more than black diner coffee. So many options! There is a lot on the regular menu plus there are fun seasonal drinks as well. Also an aqesome food and pastry menu.Staff are always friendly and fast. Love coming here when I'm in the area.

Great coffee with a wide and unique selection of specialty coffees. They also serve a baked goods for either breakfast or lunch. The service is always friendly and they have a nice back room for dinning in. Great spot for coffee in NE Mpls, you won't be disappointed.

This was a cute little shop in northeast Minneapolis. They have the regular array of espresso drinks, plus six or seven signature drinks such as the Mangler, with cold press, espresso and cream and the killer chai with chocolate and almond. The Coffee Shop NE also had some seasonal drinks when I visited, in celebration of the State Fair such as the Mini Doughnut Latte and the Sweet Martha. Plus, they had flavored milks such as root beer, blueberry and strawberry. It's a good stop for caffeination if you're already visiting Sarah Jane's Bakery across the street!

Has turned in to a favorite coffee shop! Across from a bakery and a yarn store! Clean and spacious to sit and knit or read. Try the tomato soup and any scones they may have! Cake is good and fresh as well. Double chocolate is a favorite.Counter service is pleasant and helpful. Price is right and they have free wifi. Reusable silverware a plus.

I should have taken a picture of the sandwich but it was so delicious I completely forgot. It was also very filling which is unusual for most breakfast sandwiches! I also got an iced latte which was just the best. The barista that took my order was so nice, we had a long conversation about tattoos! The interior has lots of seating available. You can either sit at one of the few tables out front (which is where I sat) or you can snag a table in the back portion of the building. When I was there it was pretty busy but everyone was still able to find a table. The art work and signs in the bathroom made me chuckle.

A very unique area of NE where the entire street is packed with vintage shops and overall positive vibes. The Coffee Shop NE surprised me on a Friday afternoon with nonstop customers. To me, this brought so much joy seeing a local business thrive. What makes this shop unique is the hybrid model of a breakfast restaurant as there are larger variations of food served (think egg sandwiches or lunch sandwiches, soups, grain bowls, etc.) and then a plethora of coffee and non coffee options such as ice teas and Italian sodas. The staff was far from short staffed as there were 6-7 employees working behind the register making food and drinks. The egg bagel sandwich hit home along with the classic cold press (CP) a maple soy mix. Yummy! If you dine in, you will get a number and the food will be brought to your table. There is also lots of fun merchandise to purchase such as coffee mugs, tumblers and coffee beans. There is a medium sized parking lot near the side of the building that is shared for all the surrounding shops. I wasn't able to snag one so I grabbed street parking a few blocks up. I look forward to returning again!

What a lovely coffee shop! Just as the coffee sleeve says, The Coffee Shop NE's coffee is "made with love" and it shows! The coffee and food is delicious! I enjoyed a cup of Costa Rica blend and an Eggel with sausage on a Croissant since they were out of bagels by 9am on a Thursday. I also enjoyed a slice of pumpkin bread, too! The cafe is cozy and comfy, quiet too, a perfect place to refresh. There are no hassles with parking too, since there's an attached parking lot at this establishment.! LOVE!

Came across this coffee shop and decided to do lunch to gosh I had the mozzarella and tomato sandwich . As I waited I took a seat in some of the few seats that were in the front section of the building. My order came right out and they told me to not forget to grab a fruit and a chip bag which I was surprised about. That just shows I didn't read the menu closely but hey I came out with a ruffles chips bag and an apple that I'm sure was a honey crisp because it was so juicy ! Honestly having this lunch on a Sunday made me have a great rest of my day. I felt the meal was very balanced and staff was very friendly! I noticed in display they had really appetizing slices of cake which I'm determined to get next time I'm here. Parking is very tricky here I'll say that, but I was very fortunate to find parking right in front of the building. The space looks pretty big in the back so it can accommodate a big group.

I've visited this shop a few times in the past, and while it's a cute neighborhood coffee shop, there's several points that could be improved on. First, and what I find very disappointing and annoying, is they don't post prices of their bakery items. I find this lazy and rude to customers who are not trying to break the bank while treating themselves. And it's inefficient to ask the cashier how much everything costs until you find something within budget. For my recent visit in mid-December 2023, I ordered a cafe latte, just so I could enjoy the coffee without it hiding behind any flavorings. It was pretty tasteless. Considering how popular this place is, I guess it's worth more to buy one of their more expensive, flavored drinks. I haven't tried any of their food (mostly because I'm not in the mood for a sandwich and I don't know what anything costs in the bakery case). There's free wifi and plenty of seating (booths, high-tops, and regular tables). For service, it's a bit disappointing. I find the baristas are too busy fooling around, chatting, and not moving at a reliable pace to get through the Saturday morning rush. Bathrooms: clean, 2 separate, single toilet bathrooms. Accessibility: for hearing impaired folks, it can get a bit loud when the place fills up, but it's tolerable if you grab one of the booths. They haven't been playing any music when I've been there. For anyone in a wheelchair, you'll have trouble getting in, as there's a single step up to get into the front door. The place is pretty spacious once you get in.