Ninth Street Soccer and Coffee — Restaurant in Minneapolis

The coffee is really good, especially with a shot of espresso! Convenient and easy parking, and the atmosphere seems nice, and it smells incredible in the coffee shop.. All of that aside, did you know that this coffee shop partners with the Everyday church? According to their website the coffee shop “exists to provide a space where all feel welcome” but not IF YOU ARE LGBTQ! If you are, the people running and making drinks at this coffee shop don’t believe that you deserve human rights. 2012 called and they want their homophobia back.. Don’t give this place your money, they’re conservative republicans that openly attack the LGBTQ community, masquerading as people who care about equality and inclusiveness.

UPDATE: They’re all embarrassed of their own stances, so the church deleted the webpage referenced. Good thing I took a screenshot. It’s cute that they replied to my review with a pathetic attempt at a response. Still not denying that they believe you shouldn’t have rights, but reassuring you they’ll “do their absolute best” to treat you nicely enough if you come give them money and buy...

First off I don’t even play soccer or care for it a ton. So one might ask why would you go to pick up soccer place and coffee shop. Great question. That’s easy because not only is this a super rad environment, the coffee shop is fantastic, but the BIGGEST reason is the tremendous staff! They are so fun, personable and deeply caring to serve each person and create a great experience for each individual. I love coming here to work remote or come for a late night hang and sip a beer on tap or stopping in for many fun events in this space. For all those soccer lovers out there this is your place with fields available for pickup games, leagues, events, or you name it and for all you non soccer lovers (raise my hand) you will love this place and maybe even begin to...

Love what this place is all about: bringing people together with soccer and coffee (two of my favorite things). I try to make it in for evening pickup soccer about once a week. Love that there are late night sessions after my kids are in bed and that I can cool down with a cold local beer.

I also pop in for coffee regularly and love the atmosphere (soccer on TV, groups of students working, families in together, etc).

Also, my 3 year old LOVES the free kids open play. I only wish there was a session on the weekends since he's usually in daycare on...