Creators Cup Coffee House

Chai latte was bland but the vibes are nice. good place to study

Visiting from Florida great smoothies and set intentions in the manifestation tree so cool!

This cafe inside a creative version of a co-working office or co-op is somewhere I’m definitely returning to. I got the Creator specialty drink, which is rooibos, oat milk, cardamom, and a squeeze of honey. I don’t like coffee, hardly like tea, and so I rarely go places that focus on that, but I loved that drink! It was nice and warm and creamy on a cold day, and tasted great. I got a lavender sugar cookie too, which I was skeptical about, but it was one of the few things I’ve eaten where they got the lavender right. Not overwhelming but perfectly floral without being soapy. The cookie was fresh, moist, and chewy as well. Just perfect!

They have items from the artisans for sale as well, so you can browse clothes, pottery, paintings, plants, cards, jewelry, and whatever is on rotation while you wait for your order. It’s great to have somewhere to support local artists. They also have flyers and business cards around for hiring artists and other professionals too.

The seating area was really nice. Cafes can suffer by being too crowded, but there was plenty of space to walk around. There was a selection of typical cafe tables as well as some retro armchairs that felt like sitting on a cloud and couches with tables big enough for the board games they have available to play. Everything was impeccably clean. There are accessible outlets too, so seems like a good place to settle in and study or get some other work done.

My one complaint is that the entrance has a sudden incline with no warning. Both me and my friend tripped over it coming inside. It blends into the concrete floor really well. Maybe something to mark it or some way to make it more gradual could help.

This is my favorite coffee and work space. I am happy that they are open now and are practicing social distancing. I have been visiting this place regularly to read and write. Unlike other coffee shops, its quiet enough to do focused work. The ambience is also great for just hangout with family or friends.

A great mix between coffee, food and supporting artists. Big, space out room to drink and eat as well as a shopping area for local artist.

I ordered a coffee drink and the veggie breakfast burrito. The coffee drink was something I wanted to try (never had before) and while that particular drink I probably won't order again, they did have a great selection of coffee based drinks I do want to try next time. The veggie breakfast burrito though! Waayyyyy bigger than I had in mind and delicious. Highly recommended.

A rare 5-star review for me. This is exactly what you need in Lowertown - open setting inside remodeled Warehouse type building. Artwork and shops within. Food just excellent service done with a smile carefully crafted coffees just about perfect.

Cute artisan coffee shop downtown St. Paul.

This place is a lovely coffee shop and as the name suggests, a creative space ingeneral. The creator latte (sans espresso in my case) was delicious and they provided a mug since I didnt get it to go! The muffin that I got was super tasty and had dates!! (A personal favorite). The staff is extremely friendly and the "chat room" adjacent to it is full of comfy sitting spots and has the biggest windows. All three art is really neat, especially the goat statue.

Lavender latte was PERFECT. Not too sweet not like a bitter burnt tire either. While we didn't eat there, the food coming out looked like something in a magazine and smelled delicious 😳😍

I have to give this place only four stars because the coffee is consistently sub-par, but the atmosphere is SO good. The staff are all really friendly and the space is great for a social distanced meet up. Sadly, the coffee is just underwhelming every time.