Breakfast food & baked goods are absolutely delicious!!! Great sprawled out seating with a really cute layout. Lots of really epic art pieces and woodwork to browse & for sale. This is an awesome little hidden gem cafe :)
Very nice and cozy place, family friendly and authentic local place. Great breakfast at a great price!
Wow! What a pleasant surprise! Delicious coffee!Luscious quiche, excellent pastries, outstanding service! Our first vist today. We'll be going back!Jerry & Pat
A very pleasant place with a bakery, eat in dining, take out, and little gift-like novelties.Hubby had a pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw on top and salad on the side. I had a steak salad that was delicious! It had tender baby greens dressed with their house made vinaigrette. It was topped with a nice pile of very thinly sliced high quality beef in the center surrounded by cucumbers, tomatoes, hard cooked egg quarters, and feta cheese.Hubby's only suggestion is a little extra bq sauce on the side.Definitely a place I'd like to go back to.
The hardest thing about eating at the grateful table is not coming home with all the sweets. I managed it this time I had the quiche lorraine; their quiches are so good! And the staff was so friendly while I waited for my breakfast partner to show up. Had a lot of their baked goods over the last few years and they are also amazing. Great place for breakfast.
I love this place so much! It's relatively close to the cities so it was wonderful to drive here while the ludicrous vaccine mandate was in effect in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The Grateful Table has the best croissants I have ever tasted (arguably better than Belacour's) and they were packed full of flavor! The rest of the food was fantastic and I love their classic Cubano sandwich. I also love the fact that they display local artist's ware all around the shop so you can sip coffee and browse!
To be fair, I only had a tiny cupcake and matcha latte which was not particularly good. So I don’t really know how good their food is. But there’s a reason I couldn’t order anything that needed cooking/assembling.I was alarmed right away to see no employee was wearing face mask. And then I saw one lady in the back who was ‘half’ wearing a mask, as she was preparing food to serve to customers, took a bite of something off her hands. NO THANK YOU. That is gross enough, let alone amidst a pandemic! I would’ve just walked away if it wasn’t for my company. I’m not going there again!
I'm giving today's visit to this coffee shop one star because zero isn't an option. Although the cheesecake was good and coffee okay, my friend and I were shunned because of "using (the shop's) electricity to run our business" (plugging in a laptop for 15 minutes - max). We'd both purchased items to support the shop today as well as in the past, but because the owner is both ungrateful and unwelcoming, we will no longer support this establishment.
No one wears masks, guests or people working there. There are no healthy options for breakfast. The kid working the counter was an arrogant teenager with next to no customer service skills. I live in the area and would have loved to make this a go to breakfast/tea spot. That will not be the case.
I popped in for a salad and I was introduced to hydroponics and the Tower Garden. Mary 1 of the owners, took the time as they were closing, to show me how they grow their own lettuce, tomatoes herbs.... what a friendly place. I will definitely be bringing my wife back to this hidden gem!Thank you for your hospitality Mary..P.s. the steak salad was delicious!