Jones Coffee

I visited the Jones Coffee in Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis. I'll start by saying the only reason for a 4-star, and not the fault of the shop itself, is the location is in the heart of construction at the current moment. I was looking for a quiet place to work and enjoy the coffee outdoors, it was a little tougher with everything going on so the ambiance wasn't as spectacular with all the noise. Again, and I stress, not controlled by the shop itself. Inside, the little coffee shop has some great seating areas, although smaller and a little more narrow, there was still plenty of room for the folks visiting on a steady Wednesday. The coffee... that's was really tasty! I ordered their signature hot mocha with vanilla and it tasted wonderful. I love when a small coffee shop enjoys making the foam design on top. We complimented the barista on her artwork and she smiled and expressed that was her favorite part of the coffee. The staff was quick and friendly with the orders.This was a really nice place and very close to the Minneapolis lakes area. The perfect spot, especially when all the construction equipment moves out. I'd still recommend trying it out!!

Cafe and roastery on a super busy intersection in Fulton. Their space is pretty nice, but minimalistic. Lots of seating and nice amount of natural light. It's a decent place to get work done early but fills up around lunch and can get pretty loud. The baristas have been very friendly and helpful. I prefer the Upton & 42nd location but this one is nice if you're in the area. Lots of thrift stores and some food nearby.Their coffee is always pretty good but their beans are crazy expensive. I'm a big fan of their winter roasts and the South American beans. Always a great chocolate flavor. They've got a new-ish lunch and dinner menu that I've been meaning to try but just haven't gotten around to it when I don't have other plans. In addition they carry some pastries, gluten-free and regular, from local bakeries like Sift and 2 Daughters.My main complaint is that they don't have an option for free water; sparkling or still. Subjectively, a shot of espresso needs some sparkling water to prep/clean your tongue for full effect but even having just a tap would be nice. Seems like they want you to spend $6 on bottled. Which is ironic given how proud they are of the, objectively fantastic, Good-to-Go reusable cup program.I prefer their Linden Hills location (they have water and it's closer to me) but there are a ton of worth options in the area. I think I'd still go to Folly, Cafe Ceres, The Lynhall, Sparrow Cafe, or Honey & Rye if you just want to hang , drink some coffee and get some work done.

Starting this cold April Monday with one of my favorite breakfast burritos.Parking isn't great but that's fine because my van is in the shop next door getting new tires while I work here.Staff are super friendly and the music here is

Good coffee and location. Always good service. The breakfast burritos are my go to, summer outside seating.

NEW CAFEWe now have TWO new coffee neighbors as of this week! You may have seen @jonesspecialtycoffee in the Minnetonka Library, which is a super great place! Now, the owner, Anthony Jones has turned his two Dunn Bro's locations into Jones Specialty Coffee! They are going to be doing full renovations to both of their locations in the coming months but will be functional as much as possible in the meantime! The coffee beans here are their own and their merchandise is simplistic and innovative! As for their menu, there are basics as well as #flavorfirst unique drinks, pastries, bagels and some gluten free options too Both location are spacious with plenty of seating as well as patio seating in the sun and in the shade AND, biggest bonus, free parking lots!5008 Xerxes Ave S Minneapolis 2814 w 43rd St. Minneapolis

delicious matcha! less delicious price- $9.18 (I did get almond milk and added vanilla syrup)

New to Minneapolis, we've tried a lot of different coffee shops. Some offer delicious coffee, but the staff behind the counter is either jaded (you feel like you're bothering them when you order a simple black coffee) or downright rude (this often happens at trendy spots). Others have a super-friendly team, but the coffee quality isn't great. And then there's Jones Coffee. We've tried the one on Fulton (on Xerxes) a few times, and it's a great place: really good coffee, the staff is super friendly, and the vibe is low-key and cozy.Big thumbs up! Our favorite by far.

Good and quick coffee! We are pretty consistent latte folks and the espresso is very smooth and flavorful!

Great service! The man at the counter recommended the chocolate chip banana bread because it is his favorite and the most popular. I'm glad I got it :) They definitely didn't skimp on the chocolate chips! I would for sure get it again, or try the cinnamon coffee cake muffin, which he also recommended! I choose to sit outside in their covered area, with LOTS of seating. Plenty of seating inside as well. Great spot to work, catch up with a friend or have a Bible study.

I have been coming to this coffee shop for years- both Jones and Dunn bros. I used to frequent every week maybe multiple times a week. But the service has become unbearably slow. With two small children and sometimes a dog it is extremely hard to wait for an Americano for 20mins and a breakfast sandwich for over 40mins. This past Sunday I waited for 45 minutes and then was told they didn't even have the order even though I was charged. I don't think it is the people working there but they NEED to have more staff especially on weekends. This is a high traffic area and you can't offer food as well as a vast coffee menu with two people working.