Walden Coffee

They use the best oat milk and their espresso is always well balanced. Lots of nice space to hang out, if I want to be special and go to my favorite coffee shop I always come here. Good prices too

Tried this place for the first time and absolutely loved it! It had been on my want-to-go list for a while and I’m so glad I could finally make it. What we ordered: -small hot oatmilk mocha, half sweet, dash of cinnamon -lemon lavender cookie -chai oat cookie -breakfast sandwich: English muffin, pesto, tomato, egg, Canadian bacon, cheddar Literally every item was delightful. From the cozy mocha in the cute mug to the melt-in-your-mouth breakfast sandwich. And the prices are actually VERY reasonable and affordable. The atmosphere is amazing with the unique furniture, cozy corners, emphasis on nature, and excellent taste in music. Will be coming here again and highly recommend you check it out!

As an avid Twin Cities coffee snob, I had to check out Walden Coffee. I am regularly in NE, so it’s in a great location for me. Concerning atmosphere, the place is well lit and for a seeming smaller and longer space, it accommodates a great amount of seating. I appreciate the fireplace there. Concerning coffee, I have only tried lattes. I appreciate the allowance of bringing in your own mug to reduce dishes and waste. They offer a unique syrup, miso caramel. The first time I tried this it came through well and was very enjoyable. The second time, the flavor did not punch through as well for reasons I am unaware of. Concerning milk texture, out of all the third wave coffee shops I have been to in the Twin Cities, my experiences have been not as good as I was hoping. The steaming on the l

We were in town and walked down to Walden Coffee. The shop was so cozy and the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The lattes were well made and we appreciated the bookshelf in one corner with kids’ toys. We’ll definitely be back on future visits!

Been going for a few months. Thought it was a nice place, but today a barista openly mocked me with two other customers. Actually called me “sick” for my interest in study. I was shocked and embarrassed. I think it’s also very telling that I’m not the same skin color as the other customers and the barista. In times like these, it’s important to think critically about what it means to be good neighbors. Walden is not a very neighborly place