May Day Cafe

Travis Pierce★★★★★

I first stopped by Mayday Café while I was in Minneapolis in May searching for a house. I immediately loved the neighborhood vibe, and as luck would have it, I ended up buying a home nearby. When I came back after closing on my house this past week, some of the staff actually remembered my earlier visit. That small gesture made an already welcoming place feel even more special. Mayday Café has an amazing atmosphere, friendly people, and the kind of authentic neighborhood feel that’s hard to find. I can already tell this is going to become one of my regular spots. Highly recommend if you’re l

Willow★★★★★

First time coming here with some friends, not a ton of seating, but it was easy enough to get a table for three of us. The quiche was great it was fluffy and super cheesey and it came with with a large side salad. The almond croissant was amazing, nice and flaky and nutty. The breakfast burrito was just okay. The coffee drinks were all super tasty. Overall, I liked this place and will be back for the quiche!

Louis Johnson★★★★

Food was alright. The Bacon and Swiss quiche was relatively good. Didn’t really like how they didn’t tell me that it came with a salad, which I don’t like. Atmosphere is also pretty nice. Liked the paintings they had in there. Relatively convenient as it’s right along the route 14 bus line and a 6 minute walk to the 22 and 8 minute walk to the 23

Jaycie Hake Figge★★★★★

May Day Cafe is a small cafe that has a variety of breakfast options, organic and fair trade coffee, and a modest seating area. The vibes here were immaculate and they have a single all-gender bathroom.