Youngblood Coffee Roasters

Very nice people, helpful and make a great coffee drink.

Hands down the best coffee shop in town! The staff here are always warm and welcoming!! My husband and I love coming here!! It is always a highlight of our day!

Got a mocha ($5.50, with tip $7.50). Flavor 4/5, price for size 2/5. Pretty busy so I've gotta give it a 3, good place to go if you enjoy loud and overtly social environments.

I came to Fargo from San Diego for business. I have never been here before and saw the great reviews for this coffee shop and decided to give it a try. I am a huge fan of avocado toast, as it is very popular in San Diego. This avocado toast and almond butter with honey toast were the best I ever had in my life, hands down! The piece of toast is massive, as you can probably see. The bread is absolutely delicious. I also had a pour over coffee that was great.

The atmosphere of the shop is also very nice. Everyone was super nice and it just felt wonderful to be there.

Thank you guys so much for your great service! I will be back next time I’m in town!!

Super cool coffee shop! Friendly staff and delicious coffee. They are definitely doing it well. So glad we stopped in

This was some of the best coffee I've had in Fargo thus far. It was smooth, well roasted and not the least bit bitter. I had a honey lavender latte and it wasn't overly sweet--but had a wonderful fluffy layer of foam and a creamy finish. I hope to go back soon to try their amazing toast--from what I saw, you get a massive slice of homemade sourdough bead, slathered in toppings of your choice. A wonderful coffee date experience.

NITRO OAT MILK LATTE. Holy cow - it’s delicious, perfectly creamy and balanced sweetness. Gorgeous space & amazing plants. AND the staff are so friendly. I wish we lived nearby! :)

Best matcha latte here in Fargo, and the staff is very friendly and helpful and so quick even when it's busy

California Dreaming on a North Dakota day.

Woke up this morning to hotel coffee. Quickly decided against it and began my search. The Yelposphere once more pulled through.

The promise of a "traditional" macchiato had me excited and skeptical. We decided that the worst thing that could happen would be drinking hotel coffee, which is actually worse than no coffee... off we went.

It was easy to spot, even without large storefront signage. A couple of bistro chairs dot the sidewalk. The real giveaway was the herd of zombies going in and the smiling faces coming out. We circled and parked about a block away, our usual plan of attack.

When strolling up the sidewalk, the aroma met us before the visual. We followed our noses. There was a line of over half a dozen people. It moved quickly. People knew what they wanted, ordered, paid and stepped aside. Our turn came quickly. The hubs ordered a honey miel and I a macchiato. The gal paused, looked up and went right into action explaining that they do a traditional macchiato (tiny cup) and not what we might be used to. She held her breath. I said "that's why we're here" - she smiled, nodded and said "good, good" & that was that. Then we added avocados toast, because... avocados.

We paid, gave our name and stepped aside. The had quite the system in place and it ran like a well oiled machine. Both drinks were on point. We appreciated the same flavor from start to finish (no syrupy residue to finish). The bread really is delish - crispy outside and soft inside. I honestly would have skipped it with toast as the main breakfast item, had I been looking for food and coffee. That would have been a mistake.

I'd lose the sofas for additional seating, as they had quite the crowd wanting seats. Then again, perhaps it deters loitering for hours on end...

For the record, I've now given 2 coffee shops within minutes of each other 5 stars & I don't like to give 5 stars. Way to step up your coffee game Fargo. No more hotel coffee for me!
Edit: would also like to see paper straws : /

Great coffee shop. Extremely friendly staff, fast service, and nice clean atmosphere. Of course, the coffees and teas are awesome, too! The only downside is the place can get crowded super quickly, and I had trouble with their WIFI (it was really spotty). So while this wouldn't be my pick for "coffee shop office" days, it's definitely a gem in downtown Fargo.