Spyhouse Coffee opened its third location yesterday, inside a sprawling warehouse in Northeast Minneapolis. Gabriel Dunn was on hand with a camera for the grand opening, and so here’s a look inside this highly attractive new cafe and roasting space.
A brass lion head door knocker greets visitors at the door.
Inside, guests are enveloped by sumptuous exposed brickwork.
Warm natural light enters through generous south-facing windows.
According to Modern Midwest, the shop contains over three-thousand feet of barn wood.
We just love the wall-mounted candles and schoolhouse lighting.
The menu counts down the days until Spyhouse’s vintage roaster arrives. In the meantime, they offer espresso and coffees from Cafe Grumpy and Verve Coffee Roasters.
Along with traditional espresso coffee fare, visitors can delight in some of the fancier (perhaps more refined) offerings. We’ll have a Mexican Mocha flight with a Spyhouse Caramella chaser.
Their ceramic wares match their black and white La Marzocco Strada masterfully.
Is this my Spyhouse Caramella?
A gorgeous chandelier hangs overhead.
Verve’s La Nena waits to be ground in a Baratza Vario-W.
A space gray La Marzocco FB-80 hides behind an army of coffee jars and bags from Cafe Grumpy and VCR.
An antique drugstore sign hangs overhead. A nod to Stumptown Seattle?
Brew gadgets, widgets, gizmos, tee-shirts, beans, and a painting of a pooch (NFS).
An old map of Minneapolis gives guests an idea of where they’re at.
A rare Vito-graphic light green chalkboard outline map gives us a chance to reflect on things whilst sipping our Spyhouse Caramellos.
Photography by Gabriel Dunn for Sprudge.com.
