Coffeelands — Restaurant in Clinton

I usually order from here about twice a month, & do either pick up or delivery. I live & work in Clinton, so picking up would make sense, but I have a hard time finding close parking at lunch time as High street is very busy with all the business's on it. I end up getting delivery through Door Dash & the drivers are always prompt & courteous. When I get the food, usually a coffee or matcha tea, & a sandwich (sausage egg & cheese, or caprese, or turkey blt), it's always made with ingredients that taste fresh, & fill the sandwich without overloading it. Sometimes I eat half, & save the other half for later. The first time I went inside, I didn't know that once the pick up order is ready, they put it on a shelf for me to retrieve. I waited about 5-10 minutes for a chance to tell them I was there, only for them to let me know it was behind me. I know this now, though. When I'm there I notice that they are constantly working, making drinks, sandwiches, & cleaning dishes. Calling out the orders as soon as they are ready. I like the solitude of eating without a large group, but the inside is full of eclectic items & images, probably typical of small coffee shops. The piano & other niche areas are nice. A cozy place for relaxed gatherings. Good food & coffee,...

My only experience with Coffeeland's World Gifts Espresso Cafe was an extremely satisfying one. I ordered an interesting item from their website. My purchase was a ridiculously low price, had the hand-made quality I was looking for, and was totally unique as well as beautiful. Not only did it arrive in a very timely manner, it was obviously prepared for shipping with great individual care

I applaud the founder and all of the employees for their conviction of reaching out to less fortunate people throughout the world by providing them income for their wares they would not otherwise have. As I understand it, the Cafe also reaches out to disabled people in their community by offering them meaningful employment. A truly stellar example of how just a handful of people can make a huge difference.

I only wish they had a shop in the Minnesota Twin Cities area. Their photos show numerous items available only to their local patrons. Meanwhile, I will continue to support them through purchasing their...

I’m disappointed in the decline of this place. I’ve been coming since they opened around 2019 I believe and it’s definitely not the same. Prices seem to go up every time I go, which is understandable in the current economy, but feels astronomical for what you receive. Coffee isn’t as good as it used to be and prices are not disclosed on the board. Sandwich quality is declining and portions are smaller. It feels as though not much money is put back into the establishment as well. No branded cups, furniture and decor is starting to look tired. However, I do admire the fact that it is a space for local musicians to preform and work from local artists is displayed and for sale. There are not many places available to local talent anymore. I hate to say that I’d likely not return. It used to be a cute place you could get a good coffee and sit to chat with friends, but feels tired and...