We’ve polled the office and assembled a list of our favorite coffee shops, unique activities, and places to stay. Below, you’ll find cafes, hotels, and transportation information to make your stay in Minneapolis a little easier to plan. We look forward to having you here.
This full day class will introduce you to the concepts needed for roasting coffee commercially. Click any date for more information.
Expanding on lessons and experiences from Basic Commercial Coffee Roaster Training, this second full day class will take place at the following dates.
The Twin Cities area is home to a wonderful array of great cafes. You’ll find amazing coffee representing strong brands in interesting and inventive decor. Some of our favorites include: Spyhouse Coffee, Up Cafe, Claddagh, Dogwood, and Welsey Andrews.
Minneapolis, St. Paul, or areas just outside the Cities all have great hotel options for a range of prices. Check out Airbnb, as well. We recommend…
Some prefer St. Paul, which is a bit slower but with less restaurants and earlier evening closures.
From music, to museums, brewery tours, and plenty of lakes and parks, you won’t run out of fun activities in the Twin Cities area.
You can find almost any type of cuisine in any price range with the vast dining options in the Twin Cities.
Some of the best neighborhoods for eating are…
The Twin Cities is easily navigable by bus, light rail, car, or bike. Traveling from the airport into downtown is $2.25 on Metro Transit, and about $55 for a cab. We are home to one of the most bike friendly cities in the United States. Tour the city with Nice Ride MN bike share. Lyft and Uber are available, as well.
