Socca Café

Socca was a great experience! They had an amazing atmosphere and aesthetic with very pretty decor. You can tell they put attention to detail in their work. The food was really and not too pricy. Not to mention, the staff here were very nice. I would recommend if you're ever in the area.

A beautiful space perfect for meeting up with friends, working, etc. The food that my husband and I ordered was also really good. The biggest disappointment was the matcha latte I ordered. It was okay, but nothing to rave about. The other downside to this cafe is the price. I feel like it's a bit over priced especially compared to other downtown coffee shops I've been to. But again, this place is definitely a vibe.

I really enjoyed this coffee shop! The staff is super friendly, and the place is spotless. I tried the almond milk vanilla latte and the blackberry ricotta streusel pain suisse, and both were absolutely delicious. I also had a question about the ingredients, and one of the baristas went above and beyond to contact the chef and ensure I got the information I needed. Great service all around!

Hard pass. I am reallyy disappointed as it is affiliated with the iconic Four Seasons and did not meet the high standards the hotel strives for. The latte was made by a machine and the barista didn't even tell me it was ready. The place wasn't even busy at all and she saw me sit across the counter waiting for my drink only to place it on the other counter and not say anything. She could have literally placed it on the counter in my direction and say, "Here's your latte." After a while I came up and asked if this was my latte and they said yes. The latte itself was 2 out of 5 stars. They didn't even sweeten it. Literally just added steam coconut milk in after the espresso. They don't even offer your drinks in a mug, just paper cup---unless you want it in an 8oz. Apparently from other reviews this is one of the major complaints dating back from a year or so ago. The manager was there when I was placing my order and asked for it in a mug and she said they are working on getting mugs into the shop by the end of this year. Obviously they had all this time and still no change. The space itself give me pop up vibes, but is clean, spacious and great for meetings and getting work done.

This cafe was amazing, the food was great, the service was awesome because he was really friendly since im not sure what to order. Bennett, I think I forgot his name, but it started with Ben something. But anyway, he asked if I had questions or how can he helped. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. I like the café area, it seems enjoyable, good for students, relax. I love it. The problem was just the parking, hahah. It took me a while to find parking but it's alright since it's in downtown. Make the right decision to visit this cafe.

Located on the ground floor in the same building as the Four Seasons but not in the hotel. Service was fast and friendly and the atmosphere was relaxing even with the traffic of people. Looks like a good place for a quick bite.

Super cute place for a coffee date! In the same building as the four seasons hotel, so make sure to check that out too! Nice staff and security team, too. Thank you!

Visited on opening day of Socca! I loved the interior design and decor. It was very inviting. The customer service was incredible. The only thing that was lacking was the coffee. My wife & I both got iced oat lattes, one with caramel, and one with hazelnut. To be honest, it tasted like gas station coffee. I paid 12$ plus tip. I will definitely come back, but the coffee is not where it should be.

I'm giving this cafe's ambiance a 5/5, their lattes a 2.5/5 and pastries a 3.5/5. It's a great spot if you want to come and do some work, it's a lot quieter than some other cafes in Minneapolis. The service was quick and friendly, not really too busy on a Friday morning. It's a little bit confusing to locate, but it's inside the same building as the Rbc wealth management company and next to the same building as Mara/four seasons hotel.

Food service: good Ambiance: Open windows with lots of lighting, business looking Pros: - Have quick foods like for lunch -Good music -Comfy seats; not wooden -Have pastries Cons: -Can study but not the ambience for it. -No charger plugs where we sat. Maybe no charger plugs everywhere else as well. -Not student friendly; closes early. -Closes at 4 -Tea not crazy good but aight -Pricey for college student budget. It's more like a sit and chat, enjoy the tea type of place. It is inside a building/hotel. You'll have to go into the building for parking. Can park out but it was too cold for us. Park outside if you don't want to pay $35 in parking.

Socca is a beautiful and bright space, with great seating and incredible coffee and food offerings. The staff knows their coffee, and got really excited about the drip from Wesley Andrews they had on offer (and rightfully so, it was fire). Not pictured is the $6 slice of Sicilian-style pizza I had that was also fantastic. And it was a generous slice for the price. Good enough for a light lunch by itself. Highly recommend. The only thing is that they're only open on the weekdays from 7am-4pm right now, so be aware.

FOOD: BEST pastries I have had in Minneapolis! I went in with low expectations, since it is in a business building, however I was extremely surprised. Everything looked so good that I had to get multiple items! They were all so fresh, and the flavors were incredible. My favorite pastries in the area:) SERVICE: The line was a bit long when I came in, but it went by fast and so did my order. The staff was friendly and gave me good recommendations for my pastries! AMBIANCE: It's very fun being inside a corporate building, I really liked the hustle and bustle of the cafe. Gives very modern vibes and was sleek and simple. LOCATION/PARKING: Great location in the North Loop, very walkable if you live in Minneapolis. Parking might be difficult to find, and you will most likely have to pay to park for a bit.

A truly stunning cafe in the Four Seasons Hotel - great spot to work if you're traveling, staying here, or want to pretend like you're staying here and treat yourself accordingly! I stopped in for a morning beverage and to work from here for a bit. My first impression: stunning. There's a literal tree inside, with beautiful serene, luxurious decor and finishes. It will put you at ease and make you feel like you're surrounded by beauty. The drink menu is concise, which I appreciate espresso, coffee, cold brew, lattes, tea, chai, and matcha. Prices were reasonable for being in the Four Seasons! They had more food options than I was expecting: - A great variety of pastries and cookies - Museli and parfaits, and breakfast sandwiches - Sicilian pizza slices or whole pizzas - Salads, bowls, and sandwiches for lunch My only complaint was no gluten-free pastry or cookie option - but a girl can dream! There were some salad, bowl, and soup options that were gluten-free. Service was friendly, quick, and I got my drink brought out to me shortly after ordering. Highly recommend if you're looking for a stunning spot to meet a client, work, etc. - it's sure to impress!

OVERALL: a perfect cafe for WFH. FOOD: I ordered the almond croissant and the ham and cheese panini. These were both really tasty and I loved the almond croissant. The ham and cheese is heavy on the mustard and is reminiscent of a Cuban sandwich. PRICE: frankly I didn't know the prices of anything when I ordered it but the sandwich was $10 and I think the croissant was $5? ATMOSPHERE: I mean. Come on. The windows, the greenery, the seating...10/10. Stunning. Makes you feel fancy. SERVICE: I spent a good 3 hours here working on projects and everyone working was so kind.

I walked around here to check out what else was in the new Four Seasons, aside from Mara (ate there, it was great). I found Socca in the lobby of the RBC Gateway. There are plenty of grab-and-go coffee shops downtown and there is a Starbucks about a block away, but I really liked Socca because it is in a floor-to-ceiling glass corner of this new building. It is spacious, light-filled, and airy. There is a sense of occasion to this place, even if you are grabbing something quick and heading to a meeting or back to your desk. The space definitely provides a calming respite from the busy day. I got a coffee and a croissant and the coffee was fine, but the croissant was excellent. If you come around lunch time, they have some lunch options for take-away. If you are in the area, check this place out.

First thing first when you drive up to the place they offer valet parking. Second, the place is super cute. I ordered a hot matcha tea latte with white chocolate and this cheese spinach danish pastry which was so delicious warmed up. Will definitely come back for this. Matcha was too grainy for me and too sweet otherwise loved the atmosphere and the setup was really cute and vibey. Everyone was friendly and polite.

Love this place. Wide selection of beverages and their almond croissants is everything. Looks aesthetically pleasing.

The pastries and coffee are ok. They are quick and service is excellent. You can hangout here and do some work or chat with your friends. 3 stars because I think everyone is overrating every single place in yelp.

Hmmm, we were so excited to try this place and had very high expectations given how amazing Gavin's restaurants are. The plain croissant is good, not great. Exterior could be flakier and it was a bit mushier than they are in Paris, which is my bar for great croissants. Also tried a seasonal croissant - a Kouign Amann with apple and it was simple perfection. That pastry, alone, would be worth another visit. We tried oat milk lattes which were ok, a bit weak for our preference. Initial service was great until I came back to the ordering counter to get sleeves for our lattes. A short man, behind the counter, was rude towards me and made me feel unwelcome. He scoffed at me trying to get a coffee sleeve from the counter, telling me he'd prefer I wouldn't touch things...a bit odd and not something I'd expect from a five star hotel. If you had served my lattes with the coffee sleeve, I wouldn't have to have come back and serve myself! If you're in the neighborhood, some of the pastries are worth a stop. I'd skip the coffee and hope you don't encounter the curmudgeon who could benefit from attending charm school!

Super nice, clean cafe! The food is very fresh. They offer a wide variety of baked goods, soups and sandwiches. Their coffee was very well made as well. Being connected to the Four Seasons Hotel the quality and cleanliness is top notch.

Amazing place... Great atmosphere, excellent coffee, and super-friendly staff. I didn't partake, but the croissants and assorted pastries are works of art.

A welcome addition to an otherwise desolate part of downtown Minneapolis, I had high hopes for this Gavin Kaysen-led venture! To say I'm a fan of his other restaurants (Spoon and Stable, Demi and Mara) would be an understatement. Sadly, Socca falls short in customer service and overall delivery. OVERVIEW: Housed on the first floor of the new Four Seasons Hotel, the space is light and airy, but feels like more like a pop-up lobby coffee stand than a full-fledged shop. There's a good amount of table and counter seating inside but no dedicated outdoor patio seating, just a few public benches which feels like a real missed opportunity. COFFEE: Of the few times I've gone so far, I've stuck with iced coffee, most recently a cold brew and an iced caramel latte with oat milk. While they use local Peace Coffee, drinks are made in an automated machine, taking out the artistic barista element. I do appreciate they use compostable cups and products and pricing is nowhere near as high Spyhouse Coffee. SERVICE: This is where I have been most disappointed. Every time I have gone in, the wait staff have been nothing but rude and dismissive, acting like servicing guests is a real annoyance.

The place is cute but their matcha was not good. It was too sweet, it overpowered the matcha. You could just taste sweet milk. Their pizzas are okay but it's not the best if your go-to is matcha. The matcha powder chunks were sinking at the bottom of the cup. And you could taste the bitter chunks when sipping the straw. The lady told me that they mix it well, but it seemed like they didn't.

Love! I got an iced caramel latte with oat milk. It was so smooth with a ton of flavor. A decent amount of tables for 2 so it's a great spot to work. Free wifi, tons of natural light! The staff was all incredibly friendly! I also tried the turkey panini and a chocolate chip cookie, which were both awesome as well.

Beautiful decor/atmosphere which I would have liked to sit in and enjoy my cappuccino in a proper ceramic cup, not a paper cup. At least ask if patrons would like to dine in or out, please.

Amazing new cafe in downtown! Located in the new Four Seasons, the spot itself is amazing. Large open space with ample seating and great atmosphere. Grabbed some pastries which were all great. Baclava croissant is straight fire, spanakopita croissant slaps, and both savory and sweet scones crushed it. 5 star pastries. Also had dope coffee. Given quality of pastries and coffee it is a reasonable price point too. Definitely recommend!

We had a great sausage, egg and cheese sandwich and latte. Friendly service and staff!

Would have given 5 stars as they used to have the best chocolate croissant in town, but they recently made a change where they put a thin layer of chocolate on top and it absolutely destroyed it. I want a croissant for the crispy flaky layer on top, not some soggy gummy flavorless crap.