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Minneapolis· coffee & conversation

A room for thelong conversation,and the slow cup.

Order ahead and watch the cup fill, or come sit where nobody hurries you.

Order aheadSee the menu
  • Espresso
  • Cortado
  • Flat white
  • Cardamom latte
  • Pour-over
  • Batch brew
  • Shaah cadays
  • Mint tea
  • Hot chocolate
  • Cardamom bun
  • Date & sesame cookie
  • Almond croissant

The offering

Taken slowly, in three parts

  1. Espresso

    • Espresso$3.25
    • Cortado$4.00
    • Flat white$4.75
    • Cardamom latte$5.50

  2. Filter

    • Pour-over$4.50
    • Batch brew$3.00

  3. From the case

    • Cardamom bun$4.50
    • Date & sesame cookie$3.00
    • Almond croissant$4.75

Tea and the rest of the case live on the full menu.

The name

نٓۚ وَٱلۡقَلَمِ وَمَا يَسۡطُرُونَ

“Nun. By the pen, and by what they inscribe.”

Surah Al-Qalam · 68:1

We are named for the letter ن — a bowl beneath a single dot; a cup in profile, the dot rising like the first curl of steam.

Read the story

The room

Every people has a slow cup

Minneapolis drinks in every language. Whatever your people call the unhurried cup, it has a chair at this table.

  • A glass of amber Somali shaah on a bright saucer, the low rooftops and sea of Mogadishu soft beyond it, rendered in ink and gold duotone.

    Somali Minneapolis

    Shaah

    Black tea boiled hard with cardamom, cinnamon, and clove — sweetened well, often lightened with milk, and set before the guest ahead of any word of business.

    The glass is small so the sitting can be long.

    Photo: Naimaisse · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A gleaming brass dallah beside a small white finjan of golden qahwa and a pair of dates, rendered in ink and gold duotone.

    Arab Minneapolis

    Qahwa

    Lightly roasted, cardamom-scented coffee served with dates and poured just a few sips at a time — so the small cup is refilled again and again.

    A little shake of the finjan means enough; until then, the dallah keeps coming.

    Photo: Slywire · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

  • Fika: a cup of black kaffe and a kanelbulle on a wooden tray, rendered in ink and gold duotone.

    Scandinavian & German Minnesota

    Fika & kaffe

    Bottomless coffee and a cinnamon bun down in the church basement — fika, the Nordic pause that never quite ends.

    One more cup, and the hour goes with it.

    Photo: Johannes Jansson/norden.org · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.5 dk

  • White birches against the sky in the Superior National Forest, Minnesota, rendered in ink and gold duotone.

    Dakota & Ojibwe Minnesota

    Cedar & maple

    The oldest warm drinks of this land: cedar steeped slow for its keeping, and maple sap gathered in birchbark, then boiled down slower still.

    Before any other cup reached here, these.

    Photo: U.S. Forest Service, Eastern Region · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Meet the room

The menu

A short list, done well

Espresso

  • Espresso$3.25
  • Cortado$4.00
  • Flat white$4.75
  • Cardamom latte$5.50

Filter

  • Pour-over$4.50
  • Batch brew$3.00

Tea & Other

  • Shaah cadays$3.75
  • Mint tea$3.25
  • Hot chocolate$4.25

From the case

  • Cardamom bun$4.50
  • Date & sesame cookie$3.00
  • Almond croissant$4.75

The full menu, with descriptions

Order ahead

Skip the line, not the ritual

Order from your phone and watch the cup fill as we work — placed, accepted, pouring, ready. It meets you at the counter, still hot.

Order ahead