Are you a beginner to the brew, a nitro novice, or inexperienced in espresso? Me too, I must admit, for years I avoided coffee, but after having 3 kids, I changed my tune for special occasions. That being said, I love a good cup of coffee filled with all the yummy add ins, bonus points for fun out of the box seasonal drinks. As a novice coffee drinker here are a few places you’re guaranteed to get a good brew.
Coffee in Grand Forks: Board Room
If you’re like me, choosing just one thing when on the search for a new favorite can be hard, so a flight is right up my alley. The Board Room has delicious cold brew and hot chocolate flights. The best thing about the Board Room’s flights is the size – they’re not small so you definitely get your money’s worth. I enjoyed a delicious salted caramel cheesecake, tiramisu, strawberry shortcake, and double chocolate cold brew flight. They also offer brunch, small bites, and specialty charcuterie boards. Yum!
Coffee in Grand Forks: Wired Bean Coffee (East Side)
Doughnuts AND a good cup of coffee, say less! What’s coffee without a sweet treat? Wired Bean has a variety of delicious doughnuts that pair well with any of your classic café favorites. They have tons of flavors for your latte or frappuccino for a delectable zing to start your day.
I’m new to the coffee swing, so I have only tried a few places so far, but the list is endless with more places like; Urban Stampede, Happy Camper Coffee, Early Morning Espresso, and Scooter’s to name a few.
So, whether your priority is the coffee or the experience, there’s a variety of great places to choose from in the Greater Grand Forks area.
Go grab a cup, tag us, and tell us where your favorite place is to grab a “cuppa cool” in the Forks. #GFsIsCooler
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
My name is Simone Tillman. I am an Air Force veteran and have been living in the Grand Forks area with my husband for 10 years. Keeping my kids active and learning is of utmost importance to me, so I find pleasure diving into a variety of activities within the community. I am passionate about creating visual art through acrylic and oil paintings, as well as graphite drawings. Tapping into the artist community has been so rewarding and unlocked a whole new side of the Forks. I’m excited to be a part of the team and share small peeks into what makes Grand Forks cooler, as a wife, mom, business owner, and artist.
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