Caffetto
Coffee/Tea/Juice
Artsy Coffee shop
Caffetto is a small coffee shop that has all the basics, plus a sizable selection of more unusual bottled drinks, including sodas and carbonated fruit juices. They also sell baked goods, sandwiches, salads, slices of pie, fresh fruit, and a variety of deli style foods like hummus and such.
They offer a selection of vegan baked goods from Hard Times Cafe, including muffins, cupcakes, and cookies. They also carry a couple varieties of vegan sandwiches made by Black Cat Natural Foods for $5 a piece.
On 22nd Street next door to Curl Up and Dye and Hum's Liquor Store, near the Wedge Co-op. Across the street from the Super America. On the corner of 22nd St W. and Lyndale Ave. S.
- Outdoor Seating
- Wireless (free)
Added by v.e.g.a.n. on Jun 7 05 (updated Apr 5)
Reviews
Update: I have upped my rating from an 8 to a 9 - I was in the other day and they now have an entire case of vegan options - there were about 10 different choices - muffins, bars, brownies, cookies, short breads -- all from Hard times Cafe. All excellent.
My new favorite coffee shop, Caffetto offers a larger than average array of vegan options. Most coffee shops don't carry anything vegan, but can accommodate vegans with a soy replacement for dairy in a drink, previously I thought a coffee shop was awesome for offering a vegan cookie or bar or something (though there are several that seem to offer the same exact raspberry chocolate bar from French Meadow and that gets old fast). Imagine my surprise to find that Caffetto has not one but FOUR vegan baked goods, clearly labeled and priced very reasonably, and they have two clearly labeled vegan sandwiches in their food case!
The atmosphere is also nice, laid back, comfy, and lots of colorful and moody art to look over. Even the tables are hodge podged or something to enhance the artsy theme this place has going. I like it a lot.
I like the atmosphere and clientele in this cafe, but lately their vegan desserts have been lacking. They usually have the same three vegan baked goods from Hard Times Cafe (an espresso muffin, a chocolate-covered shortbread cookie, and a peanut butter cookie), and I'm a bit tired of them now. They're also not very good---they tend to be too sweet or dry. I like however, that they've started accepting credit cards finally. If they could just start offering a better array of vegan desserts (maybe some vegan pies or cakes from The Wedge Co-op across the street?), I'd give them a higher rating.