Twenty Below Coffee Co. Moorhead

Good food, nice place to study. Would rate higher, but the coffee prices are getting out of hand. $8 coffee, and before a tip? Hard to be a regular at that price.

Trivia nights are great! And the beer is half as much as the coffee 💀

Great vibe for a creative meeting!

I love this place and I have been going to it for years. My only issue is and always has been the food. It takes 15-20 minutes for me to get my order if I am doing to-go (and that's if they don't forget me).

Super cool local coffee shop with chill atmosphere. Nice employees who serve and answer any questions. Really enjoyed the espresso milkshake it was so refreshing on a hot day. Mostly adults working on laptops, playing chess (sweet!?) and meeting friends. No screaming kids which is my highest priority. 😝 will be back on the reg.

This place definitely gives bougie minimalist vibes: it's not bad, but it feels like something out of an Instagram post, not real. Most of the seating is not very cozy, but there is some variety. They do carry a couple of gluten-free food items, and I am very curious to try the GF sourdough, but it has been sold out or awaiting restocking when I have been there. The beverages are tasty but not cheap. I mean, not everything should be cheap, but this is a special occasion place for me, not part of the regular routine, because it's not in my budget, you know?

I loved stopping for coffee here, and originally rated 5-stars. Unfortunately, in the past few months they’ve made some changes that have deterred me from stopping in.

Their prices changed pretty suddenly, and drastically too. $8 for a small or $9 for a large coffee. They’re no longer charging for alternative milks but are still charging an extra fee for to-go cups, which I found a bit odd.

The bakery items increased in price by $1-2 each, and I found that the portion sizes had shrunk by a noticeable amount. I didn’t realize until my last stop on that they also charge a fee to put bakery items in a paper to-go bag.

I don’t know if they’re trying to reduce waste or encourage people to spend time in the coffee shop instead of taking items to go. Either way, it’s gotten to be one of the more expensive coffee shops in the area.

On top of the pricing, it’s gotten incredibly busy (which is of course great for them as a business). Unless you get there the moment they open, wait times can be excessive. I’ve waited anywhere from 10 to 40 minutes just to place an order, and there isn’t anywhere comfortable to wait, you just end up crammed in the shared entrance for the coffee shop and apartment complex.

I’ve always loved the atmosphere of twenty below, but charging 8.25 for a latte (with no special milk) is criminal. I almost walked out.

The high quality ingredients made with love by amazing staff makes for amazing food and drinks. I love that you can bring your kids, work or have a gathering to play board games or chat with a friend. Plus trivia is fun on Tuesday nights.

I try to stop in when I can. The food, especially the toast items are some of my favorite, is always on point. The coffees are very tasty. The service is friendly but very slow. If you are in a rush, this is not the place to stop for a coffee. If you have a little time to kill, this is a great choice.

The place was a little busy, but open tables had not been bussed. Coffee was good, but sandwiches were a little disappointing. Overall positive, but seemed like maybe they were having an off day...

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Friendly staff in a relaxed atmosphere. Great coffee and food done right.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Sausage Egg and Schmear Breakfast Sandwich

Friendly staff working at the drive up! I like how you don’t have to give your order to a speaker, you go right up to the window and talk to a person directly. It’s a bit spendy for a drive thru breakfast ($17) but really good! I got the “my new favorite” sandwich and an iced caramel latte. Only real issue I had is that they give you wooden utensils and I could notttt cut that thick bread crust with that knife. They should try out some different biodegradable utensils that are sharp enough to cut through crust easier.

Food: 5

Service: 5

The chemex pourover and cinnamon roll were delicious. I chose the Ethiopian, but they have many other beans to choose from. If this wasn't my last day in Fargo, I'd be back to try the rest. I couldn't help but get my hometown #bridgecitycoffee cap in the photo. Hey northerner coffee lovers, if you're ever in Greenville SC, visit bridge city coffee.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We met a friend there, I didn't have anything, one friend had a coffee. Fun college hang out

Atmosphere: 4

Stopped in before my drive back to Minneapolis & I’m so glad I did. Fantastic atmosphere, coffee, and service— I need to highlight the service because that was extra great. Will definitely be back next time I’m in town.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5