14 places to set up for the day
A West Bank café that welcomes students, faculty, and working professionals for studying and meetings.
An independent coffeehouse in a former fraternity house in Dinkytown, close to the University of Minnesota.
A Northeast café beside Dogwood’s roastery, with sandwiches, salads, pastries, and a mix of seating.
Coffee and tea in the North Loop’s historic warehouse district, with a rotating selection of roasters and drinks.
Five Watt’s East Hennepin café in the Beltrami neighborhood, near Northeast Minneapolis.
FRGMNT’s multi-roaster café in the Open Book building, with baked goods, donuts, and grab-and-go food.
A multi-roaster café in Riverplace’s Main Exposition Hall on St. Anthony Main. Baked goods, donuts, and grab-and-go food are available.
A downtown public library with reading areas, meeting rooms, and the largest collection in the Hennepin County Library system.
A café and wine bar just across the Hennepin Avenue Bridge in Northeast Minneapolis.
A café near the University of Minnesota on Huron Boulevard, bringing Palestinian and Salvadoran influences to its coffee offerings.
Spyhouse’s downtown café sits inside the historic Emery Hotel, with coffee for downtown workers and travelers.
Spyhouse’s Northeast café is in a restored brick-and-timber warehouse in the Minneapolis arts district. The space features original wood floors and large windows, and houses the company’s original roaster.
A lobby location in the University of Minnesota’s East Bank recreation building. Confirm lobby access and laptop seating with the front desk before visiting.
A café at Up Coffee’s roasting location on Traffic Street, serving coffee, tea, and freshly baked quiches, croissants, and cookies.
