You wouldn't expect to find world class coffee in North Central Minnesota, yet that's just what you…read morefind when you walk into Reality Roasters. I can't say enough good things about this place. You will not be disappointed if you buy your coffee here.

From the owner: Located in Little Falls, Minnesota, we pride ourselves on meeting our customers' needs in terms of…read moreflavor profile, quality, freshness, aroma, and customer service. We roast coffee in small batches and have coffee beans available within minutes from our roaster in Little Falls, MN. This freshness is evident the moment you open one of our one-way valve, heat sealed bags.

Nice coffee place in nisswa area. Good stop if you are thirsty and need a pick me up for more…read moreshopping. Nice area to sit. Goodies available too if you get hungry.

We ordered a couple of coffees and drank them in the place. It's a cozy place and we got a table…read moreright away. It's in a great location by cute shops.

100% recommend. Whenever I'm in town, this is the best place for a great coffee, snack and…read moreambiance. Friendly staff, welcoming space and top tier coffee! I wish I could visit more often :)

Starting off this Saturday morning with an hour here at Youngbood and an ice coffee while figuring…read moreout how I'm going to explore Fargo. I got here early so there was plenty of street parking though the locals are closing off this particular street for a farmer's market. Coffee was delicious and the music was excellent (not loud!) and I had a pleasant first experience with Fargo. [Review 20759 overall - 118 in North Dakota - 1741 of 2023.]

I have spent years (11, in fact) waiting for an Ethiopian roast that has packed this much blueberry…read moreflavor in an inhale and a sip. Absolutely stunning Ethiopian Guji. I took a 16 ounce to go from the drip (not even a pour over! Gah!) and it remained smooth despite temp change. So smooth with a lemon curd like finish (not even acidic to me). Coffee aficionados, you will be pleased. But even if you're like my dad who thinks Peet's dark roast char blend is delicious, I can't help but think could appreciate some nuanced flavors in the Chalickadee blends.

Stopped in for the first time today. Got a yummy iced latte and can't wait to go back to try the…read morefood!

I was traveling through for work and decided I wanted to try something different. So I got the…read morepistachio honey latte and it was probably one of the best lattes I've had. I also got some whole beans to take home with me to Pittsburgh, and it made a really great cup of coffee. The service was fantastic and if I'm ever in the area again, I will make sure to stop here.

Exceptional coffee, amazing sun kissed space with exceptional kind service. Creative building and…read morespace We'll be back!

Stopped by Thunder Coffee while exploring Brewhalla in Fargo and really enjoyed it. I had a hot…read morecoffee and it was very good, smooth and exactly what I needed. The space itself is really cool with that industrial, creative Brewhalla vibe and lots going on around you. It's a fun spot to grab a drink and wander around a bit.

Needed some coffee during the trip and saw this place highly rated, so had to give them a try…read more Visited in the afternoon so there was nobody there. They take time making your coffee, carefully crafted and made deliciously. But it doesnt take a long wait. Only a good 5 minutes and it is done. I ordered one of their Seasonal Drinks, the Elmer Fudd. A hint of carrot mixed in with a taste of maple cinnamon. Was not overloaded with sugar. More coffee than ice, which felt worth the $7 price. Overall, I definitely recommend. This location has a drive thru so next time I will definitely come through here but from the looks only 2 cars can fit in the drive thru without causing any traffic.

Vendor of single source, blends, and flavored coffees, both beans and ground. Staff is very cordial…read moreand super knowledgeable about their various wares and processses. They will spend the time to insure you get the flavor and grind that will be best for your taste and brew method. Easily one of my favorite coffee vendors anywhere and they are my go-to for coffee fixin's when I am in the area. TIP: They are located a ways back down a hallway from the atrium at the street address. So it may take a little diligence in spotting their door. Don't get discouraged, keep going. They are well worth the effort to get to them!!

I wish people would stop complaining about slow service at the businesses up in the Brainerd area…read more What do you expect? You never know how much business you're gonna be getting. Why are you in such a hurry up here? Anyways this place always is five stars to me. The owner travels all over to find the best coffee beans, and the coffee shows it. The scones are just about the best I think in the state. blue ribbon quality every time.

Good coffee, a little on the expensive side and the service inside was slow! Tried to go inside…read morebecause there were 4 cars in the drive thru and three or four more were served before I left. It took 25 min for me to get two drinks. Seems like they prioritize the drive thru if you're trying to get in and then it quickly.

This camp is located in Alexandria. I reviewed it for that area, but wanted to share this fabulous…read morespot for all of you Twin Citians, thus the listing in St. Paul. They do have a website- adding the www and dot com thing. mountcarmelministries My family and I have been going To Mt. Carmel since my kids were barely in elementary school. Mt. Carmel is a beautiful family Bible camp on a large chunk of shoreline on Lake Carlos 4 miles north of Alexandria, Mn. A great swimming beach- diving dock, kayaks, canoes and a pontoon boat are there; kids are supervised by a lifeguard and there is a campfire ring as well as a sauna. No extra fees for using boats- or anything for that matter! We were looking for a Christian Camp with multiple programs for all ages and let me tell you, Mt. Carmel has something for everyone. There are Worship services in the morning and evening, Bible discussion groups, activites for the kids including crafts, games, movies- you name it. There is a gorgeous brand new Chapel overlooking Lake Carlos, and a beautiful lodge- plus 30 cabins and cottages. Mt. Carmel is one of the hidden gems in Minnesota that begs to be discovered. You can go there, be at peace, let your kids do their own thing and not have to worry about their safety or what they are doing. Their counselors are college students with a strong commitment to Faith and genuinely love teaching and being with children. This place is so wonderful- you can literally do all of the programs or do none of them. There is no pressure to participate, but you'll want to. Many of the guests have been going for generations, and there are just as many new guests who are discovering this sanctuary from the pressures of the world. The accomodations range from cottages, rustic cabins, remodled cabins, brand new cabins, RV sites and luxurious lodge rooms. A family of four can spend a week there for well under $1700, and that's with a top-tiered lodge room WITH FOOD! Cabins and cottages are less expensive and have a wonderful charm of a forgotten Minnesota. The food plans here are variable- you can go no food, some meals or full plan, which is what we do- breakfast, lunch dinner and snacks. There are a few special nights like a Hoedown or an ethnic buffet.' The food here is spectacular. Entrees range from grilled ribs and chicken to homemade lasagna to pizza to tatortot hotdish! Every lunch and dinner had homemade bread or rolls. Theres also a healthy salad bar and special diet considerations are available. My kids are a bit picky and they ate everything. They now have free WiFi too. Please treat yourself or your family to a week or weekend at Mt. Carmel- they are now open year-round for vacations, retreats and even business meetings. We have made many friends there and are so grateful we "took a chance". We usually do the same things- same restaurants, etc. This is now our most anticipated destination of our year! There is one bad thing about Mt. Carmel- my kids cry when we leave. That's quickly extinguished by the Dairy Queen in Alexandria on the way home.