"Serving up backstory coffee (my favorite of all twin cities coffee) inside the union depot. This shop, like the others in the depot, are a worthwhile stop. Staff was friendly and took the time to check ingredients for me so I could find a dairy free drink. I went with an oat milk maple latte which had actual maple syrup in it. I hear there’s a shop dog around some days too, although not on Sunday mornings. Stop in and grab a coffee and then check out Story Line Books or the train shop next door."

"Good coffee in a shop that is 99% bike shop. Floor to ceiling bikes, smaller area for coffee and treats. My Cortado was good, and I’ve found that shops that have cortados usually/most often know how to pull a good espresso shot. The shop is inside Union Station, not visible from the street. Pretty neat place. Not a place to sit and chat, as there is no seating at all. Parking is on street, and you may have to walk a ways."

"AMAZING iced London Fog! It was delightfully floral rather than sweet. I was initially unsure about a bike shop serving coffee and tea but they clearly know how to do it all! I planned to get the chai but there’s not a way to do it without dairy, however I didn’t miss it with how great the London Fog was. Staff were very friendly. There are places to bring your beverage nearby to enjoy."

"A lavender latte that actually tastes like lavender! The Americano was also delicious. The owner was very friendly and the coffee was worth it. Mostly a bike shop, yes, but if you are waiting for the train I suggest stopping in (or even if you're just in Lowertown for whatever reason!)."

"Honestly, didn't expect much because of not much information about this coffee place and also because it's literally also a bike store. However!!!! I loved it!!! Host is super friendly, explained me that they start serving coffee only 2 months ago and as for tourist she suggested me places to visit. And first things first - coffee is very good!!! Not DD or Starbucks, it's a genuine good coffee. Highly recommended!!!"