Turtle Bread Company

"Visit here a decent amount and just wish it were better. Baked goods sit out in the open and tend to be dry and vanilla-forward. Bread, cookies, cakes, etc are better from local grocery stores and Heathers. Coffee is v average. Disheveled kind of middle-school cafeteria ambience. Feeling like the community deserves better. Admittedly havent tried the made-to-order food."

"Food was excellent. Great omelet with fresh ingredients. Enjoyed the warmth on a frigid Minnesota Sunday morning. Overall a nice coffee shop and great breakfast spot. Biggest kitchen with Tina of flour. This place produces a lot of baked goods. Impressive"

"A small home town feel, kind and welcoming workers, and most importantly the best food for reasonable prices!! I highly recommend trying this place! I don’t enjoy quiche but the ham and Swiss one from here is to die for!"

"OH MY GOD!!!!!! My tastebuds have died and gone to literal food heaven. I've spent the last 4 weeks travelling around a decent portion of the country for work, and I am not exaggerating when I say this is seriously some of the BEST freaking food I have EVER had. Not to mention the A1 service we received from the girl with the blue hair, she gave us samples when we couldn't decide. . We were scratching our heads trying to figure out how this place doesn't have a line out the door and around the street. I have to say, I have never been so inspired to travel northern Europe if anything just to try where this incredible food came from. If you're staying in Minneapolis you HAVE to eat here for at least 1 meal, and take some food with you to go. I took about $50 worth of food with me it was so good."