Uncommon Grounds Coffeehouse
Coordinates: 44°57′5.57″N 93°17′52.68″W / 44.9515472°N 93.2979667°W
The Uncommon Grounds Coffeehouse is a small independent coffee shop in the Uptown area of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Background
According to the coffee shop's web page,[1] the house in which it sits was built in 1877.
Notoriety
Proudly affixed to the glass door one must pass through to enter the building is a cover from an issue of *Every Day with Rachael Ray*, in which the establishment's chai is praised. In addition to this widespread press, Uncommon has also:
- Won Best Coffee House in Minneapolis[2]
Criticisms
- The prices are expensive compared to most coffee shops in the Twin Cities, as has been noted in many online reviews[3][4][5]
- Recently much of the seating upstairs has been removed[citation needed]
- Compensation for the baristas is less than that of more popular coffee shops in Minneapolis such as Dunn Bros[citation needed]
References
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