Dogwood Coffee - St. Paul

Went to the new location of St. Paul dogwood on University so I’m updating my review. Have been to the Northeast location many times. There was a good amount of seating and the music was not too loud as it can be at some cafes. I brought my own mug, unsure of whether they could use it and to my delight they were able to use it and you are given a small discount/incentive to bring your own mug. I preferred the old space over the one on University. It is in a bar space so most seating that faces windows is blocked (you can’t see out the windows) is which is very unappealing to me. Otherwise it’s what you would expect, pretty good!

Excellent atmosphere. Friendly staff. Vegan and caffeine-free options. This cafe is outstanding with local goods and drinks, a beautiful layout, and it was immaculately clean despite being busy. It's very quiet considering how bustling it was. There was a group having a meeting, individuals studying or working remotely, couples relaxing and a variety of different people coming through. It has a comfy vibe despite a sort of industrial earthy aesthetic with lots of room between customers. I have heard they host an autism friendly meetup group and I think it would make a great environment for it.

Beautiful large coffee shop on University avenue with tons of seating. They have a big variety of unique coffee drinks with Marc Heu pastries, how can you beat that?! I had the coconut cold brew with salted foam, LOVED it!!! It's a perfect summer drink. I also got a can of cold brew plus a pastry (cronut). This is another top addition to the coffee/bakery scene in the MPS area. They sell coffee and other goods too! Don't miss it!

I love the vibe here. We stopped off for a quick coffee and snack. It’s such a nice space and I love the design graphics on their products. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

I would love to say some great reviews about the place is it relates to the staff. However my husband and I this morning were met with rude behavior and disposition unnecessarily. There was a wall that has a bunch of merchandise multiple coffees that have price tags on them in bags to the far right of the service counter. While we reviewing the coffee and the wall we noticed that there were albums on the shelf next to the coffee. My husband picked up an album and showed it to me; next thing we know we're getting met with someone yelling at him telling him to stop touching the albums. We apologized and explained that he was just showing me the album. She said you don't belong back here. She acted as if we came totally behind the entire serving counter. Which we had not! Where we were standing was a merchandise wall. There are several merchandise walls in the entire space. I have a feeling she was overreacting and became very rude and disrespectful in her body language and in her verbal comments. She asked us to leave after we explained to her what we were trying to do and we also explained that her attitude was not necessary. it's unfortunate Katie doesn't know how to address uncomfortable situations it's unfortunate Katie made large assumptions that two African-Americans were trying to steal perhaps an album. We had no intentions my husband is an enthusiast of jazz it's a jazz album. Kevin e Washington is one of the best jazz musicians in the twin Cities. John Coltrane Love supreme album was what he was admiring. It was one of his favorite albums which is why he was showing it to me. If they don't want these items to be touched they should not be in common areas where merchandise is displayed and sold. We were planning to take some time to experience the place as we plan to rent a house in the neighborhood. Because we were asked to leave we weren't able to experience the community in the way in which we intended. I'm writing this review from the patio. Since I'm not allowed to come in because my husband touched an album and voiced our opinion on her reaction. No we did not cuss her out or scream or act belligerent we were courteous which was quite the opposite of our experience.

Great coffee and one of my favorite places to sit. It’s such a cute coffee shop vibe.

Such a great place at this new location, right by Westgate Green Line station. Great coffee and they've done wonderful remodeling space from former tenants. Lots of seating, good variety, booths, bar, tables, outdoor patio. Great place to hang out or meet up. It's on way to events, central location by transit, good bike parking, next to EVie charging spots, side street parking. They have pastries from Marc Heu and breads and donuts from other locals and some cold soft drinks/snacks/salads They've just re-opened at new location, seems popular already.

We love Dogwood! It’s a perfect coffeeshop with delicious drinks. There is plenty of seating. The staff are always friendly. Street parking can be a little tough, but there’s usually a spot down the block.

They are a closed business. We took a long walk to this coffee shop and there is no sign of life.

Cute area to stop in to get some work done or even catch up with a friend. Love the outdoor area the most as it's spacious. Lots of room for parking

I love Dogwood coffee. I usually get a maple latte (or venture to try one of their seasonal drinks) a with their bear hug roast. So so good! As a fan, I also appreciate their loyalty rewards program: buy 10 drinks, get 1 free.

I like Dogwood Coffee, and was SO excited when they opened this location two blocks from my house. Good coffee, nice staff. I particularly like their speciality Marc Heu pastry that they do on the weekends. This location is pretty spacious and has cheerful decor; I've brought my laptop and worked from here many times. Giving 4 stars because 1) they're slow. The light rail is across the street -- if you're trying to get a coffee before you catch the light rail, don't. You'll likely miss your train bc of the wait. 2) Expensive. I can't get an americano here everyday because I'd go bankrupt. Nice as a sometimes treat, though!

I came here for a Fluffy Bakery pop-up (scored one of their Browned Butter Date donuts, too-score!), and I am so glad that I did. This coffee shop hit all the right notes--the decor was great with a blend of chic (dark wood and beautiful seating) and playful (that wallpaper, though!). Great indoor and outdoor seating options for parties of all sizes. I was really impressed with the selection of beverages. They had all the classic coffeehouse favorites plus some fun others, as well as an above average set of options for customization (they offer maple syrup as a sweetener!). I grabbed a cappuccino (almond milk and maple syrup), and it went down oh so well. Fantastic, friendly service (I needed some help choosing my second pastry), too! The only downside here is that parking is a little bit tight, so you might need to walk a couple of blocks.

Tried a couple of drinks here. Both the hot oat milk cafe latte and oat milk matcha latte were delicious treats on a chilly winter morning. I also thoroughly enjoyed their raisin pastry. I heated it for a couple seconds in the microwave (at home) and it was buttery and light. An A+ breakfast. The interior of the cafe was well decorated and had plenty of spaces to hang out with friends or work independently. The staff were also super friendly and got the drink orders out quickly. It looks like the partner with other local businesses as well, which was cool. They were selling Niko Niko boba and some food items in the refrigerated section by the register. I imagine if I lived in this building, I'd be coming here quite often. Def recommend giving this place a visit!

Love this cafe! They recently moved from their old St Paul location to this more brightly lit, spacious spot. I love their cold brew and latte, and I believe they also sell pastries from Marc Heu. Service is always friendly and welcoming. Parking is street only but it's relatively easy to find. They have outlets throughout the cafe as well for anyone looking to get work done.

I like a coffee shop that takes their basic black coffee seriously. Dogwood does that without a doubt. One of my go to spots when I need an afternoon caffeine bump. Though I never get the chance to this location also looks like a great place to get some work done with booths set up to give maximum privacy l and space to focus in a small space. I also like the bar seating as well. There is even a room that looks great for a large group if you are into that.

Amazing place, amazing coffee. One of the best places in Minneapolis & St. Paul. Great prices & good atmosphere.

Great service and delicious drinks! Busy which is great but would not recommend as a remote work location. A little loud.

Great service and ambiance! The lattes were good and service was quick. I would go back

First, a decent amount of parking and designated pickup 15min parking spot. The interior, open and large- room to get work done! The coffee, the spumoni has a slightly off flavor, I was getting some cinnamon notes and the description online didn't mention cinnamon (6/10, wouldn't order again), also woodsy notes and slight almost Smokey flavor. The salted maple cold foam nitro had fruity notes and a good flavor- it just seemed watered down, definitely not what I think of when something says nitro (7/10, if it was stronger it would be better).

Great coffee, spacious, and friendly staff. I love Dogwood coffee. The teas and coffees are great. If you're dining in I recommend coming early as it gets busy during the later morning (especially seats with outlets).

A fan of the NE location, I was ecstatic to test out the newly moved location to University and I am proud to announce that the same great service and quality of products (merchandise, coffee beans, menu) remains identical to the other locations minus good parking. Should you take the light rail, this is an amazing location to exit and walk across the street. Contrary, if you drive, be prepared to walk a few blocks if not more. I wasn't strapped for time today, so parking was no issue. Contrary, this would be a messy location if time wasn't on my side. None the less, the University location is gorgeously spacious. There is a plethora of seating including funky booths, a bar, cute tables and a larger exterior patio. Unlike the NE location, you can totally come here with a large group and know that seating will be available. The barista mentioned they are awaiting their liquor license and if it passes, they will serve wine and beer. My favorite drink ever is the seasonal Beach Please and I'm so happy it continues to be on the menu. Best of luck in your new location, Dogwood!

This is one of my favorite coffee shops in the city - it's my favorite coffee, period, and now that they're in this gorgeous new space it's one of the best spots to get some work done or catch up with a friend! Their tables fill up fast with remote workers, but I always enjoy working at the spacious bar. I also love that there are 3 separate seating areas with banquettes, where it's nice to sip on a drink while catching up with a friend.

It was my first time at their relocated place in St.Paul.We drove 45mins to try Dogwood and it didnt disappoint.The vibe was cool and the staff were accomodating and friendly.I got a hot mocha latte and it was good.Definately will come back.

I liked their raspberry mocha, I loved how servers memorized my drink, and got it ready for at the next time! (:

I have been coming here most Sunday mornings over the past couple of years for fellowship and caffeine! I've finally decided to leave a review. This Dogwood Coffee shop is terrific! When I walk in, I am greeted by their friendly staff (Tabby & Callie, for example!) and am at ease with a feeling of, "No Worries!" I usually order a pastry, like the passion fruit caramel-cream croissant donut! Then, I peruse the blackboard to see what special drinks are listed. Today, I chose the Campfire Smoked Maple Latte w/an extra espresso shot for the first time. It was an interestingly tasty drink. It's something I would not have ordered on my own, like many of their specials, but I'm so glad I did! The smokey flavor immediately appeared, and the maple sweetness showed up seconds later; very unique! This Dogwood Coffee location has an industrial decor as the space is a sectioned-off space of a craft printing press company. It has both two and four-person booths, tables, and some lounge chairs circled a coffee table. Plus, it has plenty of free parking and is a few blocks off the Green Line. I hope you stop by when you are looking for a change of pace from your National chain coffee shop! Peace

Dogwood is a great spot to meet a friend or get some work done. They have a welcoming atmosphere with excellent coffee. I use their beans for my espresso at home - so good!

I often frequent the NE Dogwood but was meeting someone before work so tried out this location! I'm a huge fan of Dogwood Coffee and I liked the atmosphere in this location. The iced matcha is one of my favorite drinks from them and is sweetened with honey. A decent amount of tables inside and lots of free parking outside the building. The baristas are always friendly and you can get a punch card going to work towards free drinks!

Great neighborhood coffee shop. Ordered a blueberry lemonade (very refreshing) and a latte to go! I only stopped in for coffee so can't say how their baked goods tasted, but they looked fresh and tasty! There is quite a bit of room to sit and enjoy your drink, work or catch up with friends, although I didn't notice any outside seating. Cute shop items with stickers, prints and coffee tumblers. Service was quick and easy. Would come back again for a morning or afternoon pick me up!

The coffee was awesome and everything was great. Only issue was the wait. It was one barista doing everything. She was very kind and knowledgeable but she needed help. Hopefully she will get some soon

I've been a few other Dogwood Coffee locations and this was my first visit to this one! The atmosphere is as quiet, aesthetic, and motivating as always. It's a great spot to do work or complete that task you've been putting off. However, the quiet ambiance does make it so it's uncomfortable to hold a conversation or meet up here to chill with a friend. The barista was friendly and our drinks were made correctly and efficiently! I enjoyed browsing the local made goods while I waited. I ordered an iced oat milk latte with both caramel and vanilla. I used to order an iced oat milk latte with their smoked maple syrup, which was always delicious but it wasn't on the menu anymore. The latte today was oddly bitter, which I wasn't a huge fan of because it masked the vanilla and caramel flavors. It also happened that I was looking for a sweeter drink today and this was not it. I'm not sure if today was a fluke or if they're using different beans or if the bitterness just paires better with what I used to order. It's made me think twice about if I want to come back exclusively for the coffee again.

A solid coffee shop! Great indoor space for studying, chatting, and getting work done. Average coffee prices, delicious looking pastries, great parking, and pretty drinks. The coffee was tasty but a bit flavorless to me. I got the Spumoni Latte ($5) and just wish it had more pistachio taste. However, I would definitely come back and try more of their drinks since they have a lot to offer!

Look we went to a ton of coffee shops in the Minneapolis area. So I won't bore you with the details in case you read my reviews in sequential order. Needless to say, this one was pretty good. Not great, but par for the course...

If you're a tea drinker like me you will definitely appreciate Dogwood. They have parking and a pretty good amount of seating options including lots of seats with access to outlets. They have a good variety of tea which they actually set a timer for so it is brewed properly which I love. They also have options for various tea lattes. They also have coffee, kombucha and pastries. They even have Marc Heu pastries . Staff are great and the space is very clean. It is one of my go-to spots. If your looking for a place to grab a drink with friends or study this is a great place.

One of the worst iced coffees I've ever had. I ordered a seasonal cold brew with cold foam. The barista who served me was very short tempered and did not make me feel welcome. I asked for a small size but was charged and given for the larger size. For $7.50 I received lukewarm water with a little bit of coffee. The cold foam collapsed as soon as I walked out. Days later when the payment went through I was charged even more than the $7.50, which is very strange to me.

Stopped by for a midday pick me up and I was very impressed! I ordered a flat white, so I was able to taste the coffee without all the other wonderful flavors they have. So delicious! And the latte art had a nice touch too. My buddies seemed to enjoy their drink as well. This location has a big seating area for you to relax and lounge with a lot of sunlight. I appreciated the industrial interior too. Seems like a nice place to get work done. Highly recommend!

Coffee & Ambiance- no complaints. However, it's seems very entitled to take people's money give them fluids and not have a bathroom for them to use. If it's the issue with the bathroom lock falling off sticking why not spend a few dollars and replace it? You will earn the money back in just a few customers orders versus driving those customers away now because you no longer have a bathroom for customer use.

Dogwood is one of my favorite coffee stops in the cities. Some of the best coffee beans and great espresso drinks. I love their maple latte and they always have good seasonal drinks. The baristas give good recommendations for beans and the prices are more reasonable than Spyhouse (another big name in the area). Though we don't live in the cities anymore we always bring beans back as gifts for friends and family. The vibe of this place is great for working and decent parking out front.

Dogwood coffee is one-of the best coffee companies in the Twin Cities. I have been shopping their beans for years to California and getting their coffee at Steelhead in Long Beach CA but now I live in the motherland. With multiple locations to serve clients you can expect amazing mixed drinks and fantastic single origin and blend coffee. I personally love the central and South American coffees that are light and have hints of citrus or flowers. As far as feel there is ample seating, the place has an artsy vibe and the St Paul location is paired with a print shop in the background which gives it a hip industrial feel. I highly recommend Dogwood and hope it comes to the Northwest Metro, it will give the hacks at Starbucks and Caribou something to ponder!

They always have a great selection of bakery items (my favorite is the chocolate croissant)! The iced mocha is my go to for coffee. They have plenty of seating and a small section for shopping which is always beautiful artwork. They have parking right in front of the building, easy to park when arriving here.

The coffee: It's been a bit hit or miss for me. The first time I came here I had a salted caramel thyme latte. It was unique and had a great balance of sweetness and coffee flavor. The second time I had a chai latte, which left something to be desired. They use real chai tea, not a mix, which was great to see. However, the tea tastes a bit too strong and I think it was over-steeped, which created a bitter after taste. That being said, the coffee I have had here has been great, so I'll probably just stick to coffee in the future. The space: There's plenty of seating, and you can usually find a place to sit even when it's busy. This is a feat in itself considering how busy coffee shops tend to get with students studying. on the weekends. There are also outlets next to almost all of the tables, making it a great study spot. It is very open with lots of natural light, which I love. They display local art on the walls and sell some locally made art and gifts. I love to see places that promote local artists and businesses, so that's definitely a plus.

Dogwood is one of my favorite coffee chains, and I love this location! Fast and friendly service, great coffee (especially the lattes- some places make em too milky, but not here!). There's some parking spots outside and street parking as well nearby.

I am addicted to coffee, well kind of. I got a gift card for Dogwood coffee and I decided to stop by here. It was a little hard to find this place but using GPS was helpful. The space inside is big enough to do work/homework related on your laptop. It is not loud so I would suggest not to catch up or laugh. People are focused here, ok. Just kidding. It is a coffee shop so you can do whatever you want, I see people bring in their babies and laugh out loud. I love their coffee though. I love their mocha with almond milk and chai latte. You must try their ginger cookie, delicious, when you dip in mocha. (Just look at the pictures I posted). Staff is super nice. Park in front of the building or street parking. Enjoy.

I really enjoyed my visit to Dogwood! I ordered an iced vanilla almond milk latte, and it was super tasty, a great mix between bitter and sweet, and did not feel heavy at all. The barista was super friendly and I have to give them props for taking on a rush of about 10 orders all alone. I also loved the glasses and decor of Dogwood. I would say it's definitely a shop where people like to sit down and get work done. I really appreciated the variety of seating. Side note, I loved the cat wallpaper in the bathroom, it was super cute. Overall, I really enjoyed Dogwood and would highly recommend to anyone who is looking to try something new!! 4.5/5

Another great spot that's just a hop off the Green Line in St. Paul. Dogwood is almost hidden because Carleton St. does not have street sign from Territorial if your coming by auto. At any rate, it's robust brewed coffee of their own creative brews. A little chocolaty, a little woodsy with large scones and comfortable seating. I wouldn't think Industrial Grey could be appealing but these guys placing large windows and dark grey to black furniture have given this industrial type building a modernistic look. The area is becoming crowded with coffee bars and dining but I'm sure Dogwood will be a destination for years to come.

Cute little coffee shop. The ambience is nice. Very spacious and clean. I got the matcha latte and sat at a table and worked away.

Just a solidly great coffee spot! They offer a good variety of options - not too much, not too little. I got a chocolate croissant that was to die for. And I went out on a limb and tried a drink that was cold brew and also grapefruit juice and it was truly delicious!

Nice people, good coffee. Pastries were tasty and fresh. Didn't spend much time inside, but decor and seating looked clean and modern.

Great for studying/working by yourself or another person as they have a few booths made for 1-2 people. It is not super busy (making it a bit quieter) and there are outlets everywhere. Also, there was also a lot of windows which made for great natural light. The wifi was fast as well. Most importantly, the coffee was delicious and it took some willpower to not get more. Only complaint is there wasn't much for snacks/food options.

I didn't realize how much my opinion of a coffee shop was based on the tables the place had. My friend suggested coming to Dogwood since it was right off the light rail and she thought it was funny that the first thing I noticed when Yelp-ing it was the tables. I am so excited I found a new spot that is conveniently off the green line. The coffee shop is housed in a warehouse and they follow that theme with the decor of light wood and black counters and tables. There are about 4 longer tables (fits 4 or where 2 people can sit and spread out like I do when studying), many booths with accessible outlets and comfy chairs if you rater sit cozy to socialize. I have had Dogwood coffee before (I think they serve it at Groundswell). I got the vanilla latte since I learned the vanilla syrup is made in house. My friend got the seasonal apricot rosemary latte and she thought it was ok and not too sweet. This has become one of my new favorite places to go when I want to study off campus since it does not take too much of my time for traveling from campus on the green line. Super exciting new find.

I'm ashamed to admit I've lived just up the block from this location for 5 years and never even knew it was here. While this location is a little more tricky to get to and park at, boy is it worth a visit! If you catch them at the right time, the shop isn't too busy, and the ambience is cozy and modern--a great place to get some work done or have a date. My husband the coffee drinker says that even the ready-to-go brew they pre-make is some of the best he's had, though he far and away prefers the enhanced depth of flavor from the made-to-order pour-overs. As a tea drinker myself, I found the Fogwood (earl grey, oatmilk, brown sugar, and cardamom, different take on a London Fog) super delicious, and especially hitting the spot in the colder months! Of course, having the Marc Heu pastries is also a huge draw. Since we live within walking distance, we will be visiting a lot more often!!

I really like their cappuccino a lot and they have have some cool mixed coffee drinks! It's a great place to study. I wish they had more power outlets though. I was seated in the middle of the room and was just waiting for someone to leave and jump on it. Haha. As for the tea I ordered. I mean... great tea, but for $4 I basically got a sip. For $4 I expect there to be hot water in a nice sized pot for me to enjoy over the course of the hour or so. Instead it was a tiny little light bulb- ish looking thing that held maybe 2 oz of refill water. I still would go here since I live so close to it, but would probably stick with their cappuccino. They have some nice baked goods too.

Super nice workers! Ordered matcha with lavender and vanilla, tasted it great! Great huge space and nice atmosphere to study. Highly recommend! And they do student discounts!

I stopped in here for a Saturday work session for a change of scenery. I spent almost an entire day here working because they have a nice set up for camping and working. The interior has black booths on two walls and every booth has an outlet to itself. It is perfect for computer work, if you get a booth. If not, there's some additional tables in the center but those don't appear to have access to any power outlets. If I hadn't gotten a booth, I could have spent an hour tops there working, but because of the outlets it was perfect. The space is small, but calm. It provided just the right amount of background noise. The service was very friendly when I was there. Over the course of the day, I ended up getting a chai tea (which I ordered to stay and was still given in a disposable cup) and a ham-cheese croissant first. The chai was good, not too spiced. It was a milder Chai blend, but with a nice froth on top. The pastries, which they don't make in house and cannot warm up, was really good. Later on, I ordered their Kombucha, which I believe is a rotating flavor from another local business. It was tasty and I appreciated it being serviced in a nice glass and not plastic. With that, we tried to foccacia and a specific sort of honey glazed pastry (I can't recall the name). They were both really tasty. The pastries they bring in are great. However, I did notice that the food options (salads and sandwiches) ran out later in the day so if you're coming specifically to eat, maybe call ahead to get an idea of their current stock. I also tried my mom's turmeric latte which was quite tasty too, but not too strong. Overall, I'd come back if I wanted to work again. It had everything I need from a good working-out-of-home coffee shop. Bonus, the bathroom has cat wallpaper, so that an instant five stars anyways (not really, but it's so cute).

A coffee shop experience is, I think, the sum of its parts. It's the atmosphere. The decor. The baristas and their attitude, style, and passion. The location. The seating! It's also the drinks they craft and serve. I have a lot of good to say about Dogwood, and one single but substantial negative. First, the praise -- because I do genuinely like this place, and you can tell that a lot of love and care and thought has been poured into it. The aesthetic is modern and lovely. The location is quiet and peaceful and clean. It shares both a building and a generously windowed wall with the local printing press company Studio On Fire (you can watch them work!), and that collaboration is reflected in their coffee's own beautiful packaging. As for seating, it's both aesthetic and varied (stool seating, sofa seating, multi-sized booth seating...). That said, it can get busy, and when it's busy you may not be guaranteed an open seat. The baristas are friendly, kind, and immensely talented; they like being there, and you can totally tell. They're also trained in the secret, illustrious art of Latte Art. I have yet to get a drink from them that isn't adorned with some pretty pattern on top. The tea is also fantastic quality; they're precise about how they steep it, and even more precise about where they source it. I also have to make note of the long table of art and knickknacks that they sell. Wall art, candles, greeting cards, playing cards, coasters -- some made by Studio On Fire, most (if not all) made locally. The big downside here is that most of the things on this table are PRICEY. If you have $40 to drop on a candle? Great. If not? You could still get an aesthetically appealing greeting card for a reasonable price, but it is jarring to enter a coffee shop and feel so immediately out of its price range when all you came in for was a drink. Finally, my big issue with Dogwood is this: Every single latte I've ordered, be it espresso or chai, be it specially flavored or not, has had absolutely minimal flavor. They've tasted muted and weak (and I've tried six!). They've been drinks where you can taste the milk in them more than anything (which, to their credit, is the best quality milk on the market), and ultimately, they arrive with a flavor profile that's watery and not super distinct. If consistency and familiar, mild flavor is what you crave, then this might be perfect for you. I can only speak for my own taste buds, after all. That said, it's incredibly disappointing to find a place that downright nails almost every part of that coffee shop experience... except for the actual drinks. The one, absolutely blissful exception that I've discovered is their seasonal drink, the Baby Bear. It's sized like a cappuccino, sweetened with molasses, and built with breve (half and half) instead of milk. It blew my freaking mind, and I would ABSOLUTELY recommend it, both hot and iced. My one caveat would be this: if you're not used to cappuccino sizing, ask to see the cup beforehand, because cappuccinos are small and you definitely run the risk of getting less than you expect. That said, I would, in fact, come back just for this. At the end of the day, though, the drink I buy is a fundamentally important part of my personal coffee shop experience, and as much as I hoped I'd fall for Dogwood's handcrafted drinks... I just don't like them, and can't justify paying such a premium price for the one that I do.

Great lattes and a cool venue if you want to sit and relax inside for a bit. I enjoy the neighborhood and vibe of this little gem

Great small local coffee shop just a block north off the beaten path of the Green Line. Beautiful, clean place in an old warehouse style building with an old school block printing print shop next door. Their coffee is mmmm good, staff is very friendly and GLBT welcoming (I chose this over the nearby Lucy's after a member of our community overheard derogatory conversation about us by staff there). I told the Dogwood barista so and he was welcoming of my business. Their pasties are from Rustica Bakery(?) and are top notch...buttery, flaky croissants. They also have a triple tap offering free self service water (room temp, cold and sparkling!) for a welcomed thirst quencher before that next coffee. Recommended.