Minisota Play Cafe - Beoordelingen

What an amazing place! I went there with my 2 years old, she had an explosion. no dangerous toys or dias like in typical indoor playgrounds, I could drink coffe...

It would be made better if the toys got back to their spot more often, especially because it’s largely imaginative play.. it’s hard to play doctor with no medic...

My son 2 years old and I met a friend, with her 18 month old son, at the MiniSota Play Cafe. I was beyond impressed! It was so clean and organized and my son co...

The cutest place to have play dates with your busy kids! I've taken my baby and my toddler and I'm so thankful to have a space that is safe and fun for them whi...

Fine place. Standard toys area for kids up to about 5 or so. Limited food snacks. Adults paying is a bit much.

We had such a good time today with my almost 3-year-old and 5-month old. $31 for admission, a crafted coffee and a big water bottle (now I know we can bring out...

Love this place! I always see them cleaning (great products too) which is nice. Coffee is amazing! Very welcoming, just a great place overall. Only downside (no...

This is one of our all time favorite spots for our 5.5 year old girl! She never gets tired of the cute play areas, awesome sensory kits, and the big muffins : M...

This place has become our home away from home. When we get stir crazy, this is our go to spot so mom and dad can sip a coffee and the kiddos get a change of sce...

The Mini-Sota Play Cafe is a great way to spend the day! They offer tons of fun for the kids! So much to explore:

I love the concept. And the owner is great. It's not my favorite play cafe. The cement floors are a big turn off and the price is a lot compared to other places...

We absolutely love the Play Cafe! I regularly take my 2, 3, and 6-year-olds, and they have a fantastic time every visit. In this particular visit, my three-year...

The Mini-Sota Play Cafe is an amazing place to spend the day! They provide a wealth of entertainment for children, with so much to explore: an Up North Cabin, a...

I used to take my oldest child there when they were 3 or 4 years old. I had two main complaints: the cold cement floors and the lack of toys. Now that those kid...