World Of Coffee And Tea - Duluth

Such a personable establishment run by a sincerely loving lady. She takes earnest interest in patrons.I made arrangements to meet someone here on a rainy morning and ended up stranded outside before the store open without a car to retreat to. The owner open the shop and volunteered to open the shop so I could wait and comfort. And then she began to make small talk while she prepped the store. That is community.It's also right around the corner from a tire shop. New tires take an hour or two to install and balance. This is a great place to pass the time.

Organic Arabica Ethiopian Coffee served.Try it out excellent!!!

Aida is a WONDERFUL human being, makes a mean Organic Keto Bulletproof Coffee blended with her special homemade spiced butter from her family in Ethiopia with cardamom, ginger, turmeric white and black pepper.Super coffee and relaxing Saturday morning experience!????

My FAVORITE place for coffee and chai tea! Baked goods are freshly made and the Ethiopian food is a must try! This is definitely the local neighborhood cafe.

Under new management? Pics on reviews didn’t reflect the coffee I received. Cappuccino comes with cinnamon powder here, was a bit off putting.I think I came in with the wrong expectations given the 5/5 star reviews, possibly the locals know something I don’t. Been a while since I’ve been in Duluth, just visiting for a month, but I cannot in good conscience say this is an establishment for anyone that enjoys good espresso pull or standard coffee drinks like a cappuccino.Ordered a cappuccino with sugar on the side. Didn’t get the sugar but did get watered down coffee with diluted steamed milk, by the taste of it, in arbitrary ratio of steamed milk, foam, and espresso. Total volume was way over 5oz. I simply struggled to drink it.Ordered egg, sausage, cheese on croissant. Received the order after quite a while (though they did say it takes time to cook it all). What I got was what I can only guess was Kroger branded thin bacon on a slice of a Kraft cheese on top of a highlighter yellow egg omelet. On the side, to my surprise, I got a re-heated hash brown patty that gave me nostalgia to Hull Middle school cafeteria food from back in the day.I’d recommend this place if you’re too lazy to pour your own overheated instant coffee and can’t be bothered to put together basic Kroger ingredient breakfast sandwich. With $2 tip that comes out to be $17.The positive is that the vibe is good, people seemed happy and I know the staff is working hard as a small business. Everyone was kind and all and the interior reminded me of my mother’s place in the early 2000’s so it has some charm. But I can’t imagine come back here when I’m in town next.