“Top of the line Organic Coffee from Honduras. A small family business woman owned.I started my own business many years ago and understand what it takes to embark on this journey.I appreciate how much hard work this business puts into creating the best products possible.I prefer this business instead of chain coffee shops and I hope that you can see the value on small good quality businesses like this in Hopkins Minnesota.“
“Munkabeans Coffeehouse in Hopkins has a warm, fresh, homemade feel. From the blueberry muffins cooling on the counter to the local artists’ work displayed on the walls, the coffee shop has a neighborhood vibe that is very inviting. My husband ordered a Cinnabon Latte coffee and shared a sip with me. It was so good, I ordered my own. I also purchased some of the available artwork for sale. ❤️“
“The staff at this location is top notch! Manager greets everyone and thanks us for our patience. She has been encouraging the only staff member who is working with her as the restaurant fills up. She also told me about the special offer that supports women in coffee—Way to go Caribou! What a beautiful start to my day!“
“Dunn's in Hopkins is becoming my favorite local coffee stop. Staff, quality and value are top reasons. Most times when I visit the owner is present and the staff consistent. I can't think of another coffee shop where the staff is so friendly & attentive. The owner and manager are always on hand to train the newbies through our complicated orders. There's also a group of regulars who are quick to greet a stranger and include you in the talk of the town if you are feeling chatty. Coffee is always fresh and roasted on site. We tried the limited batch Kona during the holidays and it was worth the splurge. When we buy Dunn's whole bean for home, we can always taste a better flavor. Now for my insider tip: Try the avocado toast with tomato and a couple over easy eggs. $6.50-$7.00 plus a $1-2 for the two eggs. There's a bacon version too. The bread is simple bread which is just fine as I hate when bread is 80% of the meal. The avocado toast leads me to my next point. Dunn's quality items at reasonable prices ranks high on my value scale. I never feel fleeced Coming out of Dunn's. My other go to coffee shop stop serves a more gourmet avocado toast that costs close to $18-$19. It's mostly more bread. I failed to mention this Dunn's features local artists. Sometimes I am lucky enough to meet the artists when I visit on the weekends. I appreciate businesses who support others. Give it a try. Yes it's located in a strip mall on the west side of Shady Oak Road just north of Excelsior Blvd. Once you're inside, I think you'll agree this place is comfortable, warm, and relaxing.“
“Ice cream was god they had a lot of fun flavors. A little overpriced for what you get in my opinion. The guy working was nice and explained flavors and made recommendations. They had good amount of seating and some kids seating as well. Great place to go a hot day.“
“Truly one of my favorite places in the Twin Cities. I feel so lucky to have this in my neighborhood! Good coffee & tea with creative specials (I'm 99% sure they make syrups etc in house), great sandwiches, small but very solid beers on tap ...plus books! and friendly staff and a nice atmosphere. Tiny lot in the back off the ally but frankly the free street parking is even more convenient. I order all of my books through them and I really enjoyed a book club I did there last spring & I've been meaning to do more. Also this is where I stop for a lil treat - currently the amaretto mocha, but they seem to always have at least one seasonal special I'm into.Kid-friendliness: Definitely kid friendly“