Quaint town & cozy coffee shop! Wonderful, friendly staff with bold coffee & tasteful tea…read more We ordered the salted maple iced latte, cortado, and ruby oolong tea. Would most definitely recommend!

Great drinks and delicious food! Fast service when there is a long line. Many tables to sit and…read moreenjoy!

Found this cute gem while traveling. The food and service were both excellent. Big portions and…read moregood prices. Our sever Reynaldo was friendly, efficient and very helpful.

Food and service was great!! All 4 of us enjoyed our breakfast today. Nice and clean. Good locationread more

This is a drive they only caribou but it has all the drinks Nd a two lane drive thru! Right off…read more169, easy to get to for a quick coffee delite or snack. Use the app and get points or redeem for a free drink. Really appreciated the drink after we stopped at Erbert and Gerberts sub!

Rude and argumentative…read more I'm literally floored that you deny me my blended iced matcha with almond milk EVERY TIME. Like what is it to you that I'm getting almond milk in a lactose beverage. Every other caribou does it no problem, maybe they caution or inform me of the dairy products.. but never do they tell me I cannot order that?! Is something that comes over your personnel that stops them from being able to grab the almond milk when making iced matcha? Ludicrous. Your staff has been rude every time I order this. Not sure where being rude to customers comes across as customer service but get a different job then maybe?

my friends an i had a very unfortunate interaction with an employee. typically, i have an amazing…read moreexperience there, except when it is a particular worker who is just rude and condescending at the drive thru. they talked down to us as if we are imbeciles and lack the capacity for our neurons to fire in a way to order a simple drink. never in all my days have i disliked coming to this establishment. everyone else working are a bunch of sweet peas. I am rating 4 stars only because of them.

More DD in Minnesota! This place opened not too long ago. It's pretty small inside with maybe a…read moretable or two, and also has a drive thru. The menu looks about the same as I remembered. I really only go to DD for their breakfast foods. My favorite is the wake up wrap. It's pretty simple...sausage, egg, cheese. Hash browns are pretty bomb here too. Sometimes, I go for their munchkins. I guess people called it donut holes here, but glad DD still maintain that they are munchkins, not donut holes. This location is a great addition. Glad I will be able to stop by once a month on my way to training.

The deli sammies are all great, and usually cut in half making sharing easy. The to-go heat and…read moreeats are sometimes a great deal and often very expensive--my repeat buys are the pulled pork, green enchiladas, and rice pilaf type ones. I find all their food quite salty, and sadly avoid the paneer, Swedish meatballs, or really anything with a lot of sauce. But I don't cook with much if any added salt at home, so "take that with a grain of salt!" Produce is usually high quality-and often I pass on it due to price. I tend to buy a few unusual items there that are hard to find elsewhere. The micro greens ,sprouts, unusual seasonal fruit like persimmon and fresh figs, and crazy many kinds of mushrooms make it a must shop stop for me. My fave dessert is the chocolate chip walnut cookie---if all they have is plain chocolate chip I take a hard pass, those are nothing special. I have quite a sweet tooth and the bars and such always look incredible. But, I think they are only pretty good. I am not sure why. Except those cookies I mentioned above. Yum. Croissants deliver on the promise-as does the fresh bread. Yes, that rosemary sourdough is worth it. And the baguettes are a must have to go with the cheeses you will turn around and pick up. The soup is great and it is also available on the top shelf of the refrigerated deli area.

My wife and I recently stopped here for lunch, and to pick up a few groceries for our daughter who…read moreis attending college in town. The store is small, but is neat and well organized. The Deli had an impressive variety of both hot and cold offerings. We picked out a couple sandwiches for lunch, the Cuban and the Chimayo. The sandwiches were made fresh and were larger than I expected. The Cuban was pretty good for a small deli not specializing in Cuban food. It had chipotle mayo on it instead of traditional mustard, which I thought actually worked pretty well. The Chimayo is essentially a fancy turkey sandwich but the flavor combinations they came up with for it are great. I would recommend both this one and the Cuban, and judging by these two, you probably couldn't go wrong with the others on the menu. They also have a large variety of prepackaged salads and other items in the cold case. I did not sample any of these but the variety was nice, and they all looked fresh. I might have rated this five stars for the deli alone, but we did need to buy a few groceries, and that's what brought it down to four stars. I understand the Co-op ideals of organic, locally grown, etc., but everything was more expensive than any other grocery store, even for basic items. It's still a nice place and I wouldn't say don't go there for groceries, but if you do, expect to pay a premium. And be sure to check out the deli when you're there!

Not impressed with the deluxe McCrispy. Definitely not fresh. I worked at a McDonald's in high…read moreschool, it can be a fast paced, low paid job but, come on guys. Also, it's super annoying to be asked to pull ahead because you're waiting on my food when there is no one in line behind me. Why? I don't even have a problem pulling ahead and waiting for FRESH food but it should be fresh then.

We went through the drive through and had to wait for our drinks. We were asked to "pull around" to…read morewait for them. Yet there were so many people pulled around there was no place to wait without blocking the drive through area. When we went inside to get our drinks everyone was standing around in the kitchen area. It took us a while to get the young man's attention who was working the till. We told him our problem then he went to help the next customer. One young lady in the kitchen announced "I'm going on break". After waiting for a while longer an older lady who was delivering a meal to customers who were waiting inside asked if we had been help. We told her the issue and she made the drinks right away. As we were walking out more people came in that had been waiting in the drive through line. There is no excuse to have customers wait for drinks. There is no excuse for workers to be standing around when there is a huge long line of customers waiting for their orders outside and only one table of people inside. The restaurant was not busy at all and there were more than enough staff. Worse service ever at any McDonald's

We stopped here for coffee and go to the restrooms. Parking was ample place was clean. Restrooms…read morewell clean and looked like three stars hotel class restrooms. Service at Caribou coffee was good. No drama going on on the shop. Customers looked well behaved. It's relatively easy to get it out from all corners.

Meat dept is awesome, great sale prices Overall, kinda…read moreexpensive, but very nice store

This gas station is located in St. Peter, off the 169 highway. It has a car wash, and if you don't…read morelike the food choices offered, McDonald's is across the street. Restrooms are decent, not super clean but adequate. The convenience store itself is clean. I bought 2 Cokes on sale, didn't choose the usual energy drinks. Self checkout is available but I bypassed this and went straight to the clerk.

These days, "cheap gas" is an oxymoron. But at least in parts of the Midwest, ethanol blends…read morereduce the pain a little bit, to the point that premium unleaded is cheaper than regular. And when my Dad owned an operated a gas station in Iowa (Brink Oil Company - Estherville Iowa) growing up, 35 cents a gallon (or gas war pricing at 19 cents) was a clear memory. Question: Why is gasoline still priced with 9/10 of a cent added on? I share my Dad's love of driving and tend to fill up at the last minute. My friend Bob Merrill reminds me of the time that we ran out just a few miles short of Fairmont MN, but my favorite memory was gliding in an Omaha-area gas station just as the fuel-staved engine cut out. Gayle won't put up with that nonsense, so I'm usually looking to fill up when the needle drifts a little below half. On our recent trip back to the Twin Cities (from Spirit Lake), I chose this Speedway because it was time, and my current bias is that larger independent chains (like Speedway, Maverick, or Kwik Star) might be cheaper or at least have clean restrooms and nice selections at their Mini-Mart. And this Speedway delivered on all cylinders. In this case, it also turned out that the next gas station down the road (or at least visible from the highway) was at least a few miles away. Maybe something cheaper would have come up, but in the end, a gas station is basically a gas station, especially when they're open when you need them. I may be charging up my next car (here or elsewhere), but for legacy reasons alone, these places will be around a good deal longer.

This gas station is the true meaning of customer service! Kwik Trip is the best gas station hands…read moredown because of its caring and hardworking staff. Whenever a problem arises, they are quick to please the customer and make it right. I've never had a poor experience here. They have excellent coffee options as well! Anything from a handcrafted caramel macchiato to a frappe, to black drip coffee, you name it- they have it. They are constantly running deals for coffee too, so it never breaks the bank. Make sure to enroll in the Kwik Trip rewards, and enter your # at the pump and scan your card at the register to rack up reward points. Super easy, and there is an app to keep track of daily deals and your points!