Youngblood Coffee Roasters

As others have said, very hip, modern coffee and toast bar. Coffee is a little more European, so don’t expect a sugary, watered down latte! Great for die-hard espresso fans, and the fresh baked bread looks awesome!

Easily the best coffee shop in Fargo. The wonderful aesthetic of this place washes over you before you even order your drink. The staff is incredibly warm, friendly, and helpful. The menu is a little pricey, but rest assured you're getting exactly what you pay for. All of their drinks are wonderful from what I've tried so far, but I definitely recommend the Angelino. It's an iced latté made with almond milk and agave nectar, shaken. I'd also highly recommend their toast. The bread is homemade in-shop, toasted in thick slices and served with an assortment of toppings, all of which are delicious. All around, this is one of my favorite places to go in Fargo. Good people, good coffee, good vibes.

Great coffee, great service.
Nice environment.
Having some baked goods to go with the coffee would be a nice addition, however the coffee is good enough to go back for.

Roasted coffee on site + baristas that can do foam art + sidewalk patio = perfection.

Quaint little place. Like the atmosphere. Very trendy coffee shop. Wasn't a huge fan of the mocha flavor but I'm not a huge coffee person to begin with so maybe it's me. Still cool to have the leaf pattern in the coffee.

Best coffee this side of the pond. Last place I had coffee this good was in Amsterdam. 1st sip and it brought me immediately back there. I live in the Twin Cities and they have a number of great coffee shops but the quality of coffee here is superior.

Best coffee shop ever in Fargo and beyond with they coolest, sweetest staff. Coffee that actually tastes good and not burnt... decaf beans that actually taste like coffee and not chemicals *swoon*. Plus they will accomodate my wacky requests for Matcha lattes with shots of espresso =) I love it!

Best espresso drinks in Fargo. Previous reviews may mention limited seating but they moved a few months ago and their new location is more spacious and more comfortable. One of three must try shops in Fargo for coffee lovers alongside Twenty Below and Stumbeanos.

2 day old bread, $6.50 a loaf, totally burnt bottom of bread. I Returned the bread, asked for a replacement, and was given another day old burnt offering. I politely said, no thanks. Refunded my $, and was told to dispose the bread myself because I touched them. Cashier then decided it was in his best interest to dispose them rather than me dispose of the bread in front of customers. Oh yes..... one more thing their sour dough bread was my fav in town by far. When only bake one bread...... do it fresh or go home.

Excellent coffees produced by knowledgeable, experienced owners/baristas. Might be too soon (they've only been open a couple of weeks) to say they're Fargo's best, but they're certainly heading in that direction and seem capable of doing it. Solid social and environmental values, too.