The May Day Cafe is a small, crowded, worker-owned cooperative coffee shop in the Powderhorn…read moreneighborhood of south Minneapolis. We arrived mid-morning, and the place was packed with what were clearly repeat customers who call the place "home". It's easy to see why: the service is quick and friendly, the pastries are excellent, and the coffee is exceptionally fresh. There's also a nice selection of teas. If you come hungry, May Day offers breakfast burritos and the tallest quiches I've ever seen. A word of warning: the place is always busy, so don't be surprised if you have to wait for a table. The noise level is high, so be prepared to struggle to hear your tablemate. Overall, May Day is what a neighborhood hangout should be--highly recommended.

I love May Day Cafe. It's not just for one thing though. The vibe is just perfect for this…read moreneighborhood. It's always filled with locals and regulars. The pastries, especially the almond croissant are quite good and reasonably priced. I love their breakfast burritos. And their black bean burrito. It's all good!

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?

FRGMNT is always a vibe but PLEASE get better matcha!! :(…read more I like the fresh, airy, and warm vibe this location brings. And the fact it's in a bookstore makes it feel more artsy. Usually, I hate sitting at a bar, especially when I'm working, but the seats here are ELITE!

Stopped by Muhim's on my way to work this morning to get a warm beverage because it is colder than…read morecold in MPLS right now. Muhim's had a good variety of drink options, without the menu being overly complicated or overwhelming (which cafe menus can easily veer into for me). I got a medium matcha with oat milk. It was truly exactly what I needed. Sweet, but not too sweet. Big for a medium! And so nice and warm! One person working, who was very kind and got my drink out quickly! Cafe itself is so cute with flowers all over the walls and ceilings. They also had pastries that looked very yummy!

We were walking around Lake and found this great cafe to warm up in. I had the strawberry matcha…read moreand it was very good. Plus, the workers are very polite and helpful, while the ambiance is super chill with lofi music!

Little cute cafe in Nicollet Field, this is the first time I encountered no tips screen when I…read morepaid, I was shocked honestly. Thank you for killing this toxic tipping culture. Food was great, they had kohlrabi salad, my first time to try it in western style cooking, which is a refreshing dish. The dessert section looks delightful. Ambience: 4/5 Food: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Service: 5/5

This is a cute local coffee shop. They have street parking and plenty of tables. I wish they had…read moremore reading chairs (only 2 in the corner). I also wish they had more gluten free options. I loved that they had free refills on coffee though and the soup was delicious. Fast and friendly service. I could tell there were many regulars there that knew the staff. I will be back.

Gigi's has recently changed hands, and the new iteration is well worth a visit. Located in a…read moresomewhat drafty building, this no-frills homey café offers great pastries, coffees and teas, as well as breakfast, bowls, sandwiches, soups and salads, and entreés. Our group of seven enjoyed cream cheese ravioli, the chicken cob salad, and a salt-free burger on a great bun, with homemade kettle chips. There is no table service. Order at the counter, and the staff will bring the food to your table. When done, you can leave the dishes on the table, but bussing your dishes is appreciated. Gigi's is a great place to meet friends, hang out, and enjoy good food in a relaxed neighborhood home away from home.

Have driven past year many times. Always was curious and wanted to check it out. First I love the…read morename of this place. I know a couple Gigi's so I thought the name was cute. The outside patio and entrance area was also cute. I think it'll even be cuter in the spring and summer as the snow covered a lot of the patio area. The inside has a classic coffee cafe feel to it. Bigger than I expected inside. The menu prices weren't bad. Food was actually kinda cheap in my opinion. I ordered the the classic breakfast which came with eggs, red potatoes or greens, and toast with jelly. The food was pretty good. Nice balance of flavor. Id get again. I also ordered the nutty professor latte which had good whip cream but I felt it was overbearing with the nuts on top I couldn't really get to the whip...I guess that's why it's called the nutty professor though. The drink tasted like a sugar cookie. I was a bit confused why a hot coffee drink would be put in a glass. Staff was kind and helpful. Nice coffee selections and bakery looked decent. Not a bad spot overall.

We got the pistachio latte and a cafe miel as well as a ham + Gruyère croissant, it was all SO…read moreGOOD. Props to Duncan he was incredible as a barista and we would come back just for him

stopped by French Meadow in Minneapolis and the vibes were great. It's exactly the kind of warm,…read morebustling spot you want for a solid meal. The food was the highlight. We loved the Shakshuka and the open-face sandwich.. both were delicious, fresh, and hit the spot. Service was decent as well, keeping things moving even though they were busy. The bakery case looks incredible, and I'm already planning a trip back to try some treats and grab a few drinks. Definitely a spot worth returning to for more.

Thank to Yelp for pointing out this cafe on Day 3/4 shuttling my granddaughter to school. I was…read moreaware of Patisserie 46 down the street, but I wanted something more for breakfast, and Easy Day fulfilled that and more! I went with the egg-cheese-ham breakfast sandwich on an asiago cheese bagel. Delightful, especially compared to other breakfast bagels around town. The slice of chocolate-banana bread caught my eye also. I ordered a 2-shot medium latte (they pull double-shots) that came in a mug atop a dainty china saucer with lovely foam artwork. Ten tables and a handful of padded chairs are spaced throughout the shop, with only 5 of them occupied at 9 am on a Wednesday. I think there will be outdoor streetside tables once the snow melts. Electrical outlets are a bit sparse, but they do exist along the main wall. What really made my experience special was the service -- something I rarely see at coffee shops. First off, I ordered vanilla flavoring for my latte, but after the cashier poured it (and before I paid), I noticed that they had a salted maple latte as a limited time special. She graciously poured out the vanilla syrup and started my special latte. On completion, the barista called out, "Vanilla turned into Salted Maple Latte!", which I found amusing. Finally, the third attendant walked my breakfast bagel to my table as I was washing my hands. Just little acts of kindness and service which I much appreciated. Note that all prices include tax and tip, so prices appear high on the menu board, but in the end were equivalent to what I've been paying the first two days of shuttling in south Minneapolis. Easy Day Cafe is the best place I've visited for coffee or breakfast in a while. Enjoy!

They make bakery items on site and have a couple of gluten free options. I appreciate that they…read morehave some outdoor seating. Coffee was good but pricey. Service was fast despite a long line. Street parking is easy. Small tables throughout so better to go with a small group.

First of all, I am a sucker for southern comfort food and fried chicken sandwiches. I have been to…read morethis breakfast spot 3 times and ordered the same item each time because it is that good. The biscuit is perfect, the fried chicken is exceptional, the sausage gravy is divine, the bacon is cooked well (and I'm kind of picky with bacon). Fabulous combo. I really can't speak highly enough of this place. My wife enjoyed the other breakfast sandwich pictured and noting how crowded this place has always been says a lot. The only critical thing you could say is the location is in a small strip mall with limited indoor seating but the ambience is great if you do find a seat. I will continue to go out of my way for this place and recommend giving it a visit.

Food was good, the downtowner is an exceptionally sweet pastry! Also, I really like that you can…read moreorder toasted bread (even a toast flight). Take note, the sandwiches are serviced with biscuits, not their bread... which was a bit of a bummer. On a downside, the service was very poor. It could have been a bad day, but the service here was very rude and seemed very annoyed. We accidentally spilled a cup of water, and when we went to the front desk to ask for a towel to clean up they were not very kind.