Urban Bean Coffee Spot
March 10th, 2008

So upon our arrival here in the beautiful frozen city, we made our way to finding the best places to eat, shop, view art and max out. Not only did we find one of the best spots for the maxxin’ and relaxin’ (sippin’ coffee and chewing on pastries) but we found a very close and comfortable coffee shop full of art, music and life. The place is the Urban Bean on the corner of 33rd and Bryant in Uptown. As I mentioned before, it’s only 4 blocks from our place but it’s very close to all of the shopping and restauranting you could ever ask for. Anything blocks from Lake St. is worth a look and I think that the Urban Bean should be added to your list. As you can see from the flicks, there is a super clean interior aesthetic with a lot of light, plenty of menu options for any persons beverage delight. All of this coupled with pastries, consistently good music playing and the designerly talent of local John Vogt on the walls, I was struck. What originally started as a hunt for a good coffee/wifi spot ended in finding the best coffee I’d had so far in the city. Make sure to keep your finger tips tingling for their website and Myspace page. I was told, all is in the final stages of production and should be up soon.
2 Comments Add your own
1. The Urban Cottage | March 12th, 2008 at 11:28 pm
I must have come at the wrong time, because the only other customer was a decrepit man reading the Star Tribune. I felt like I was intruding on something as the help wiped down counters toying with the idea that I’ve become an inconvenience. The aesthetic and atmosphere seemed pretty cool; I’ll have to come back another time to know for sure.
Be sure to check out the Urban Cottage when you’re in Madison. I like to think it is part of a series of urban throughout the U.S.
2. lifterbaron | March 13th, 2008 at 5:30 pm
Interesting… Do you have a link?
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