Three Crows Cafe & Coffee House

Location closed as of June 21, 2014 while looking for new building due to flooding. As if August 4^th when I stopped by (after a half hour drive from Plymouth!) no new news was posted.

We’ve lived in the township for 10 years and did not know this place existed until today.
What a hidden gem! We sat on the patio next to the river, with a beautiful view. We ordered an array of items including the Mediterranean plate, chicken Soba noodle soup and their breakfast burrito. All were delicious!
The service was pleasant and attentive, my latte was wonderful. Seriously I am so pleased to have a new breakfast place!

I wouldn’t consider myself a coffee shop/​café kinda guy. I’ve never been a coffee drinker and breakfast really isn’t my favorite meal of the day. For those of you that are though I would recommend stopping here for breakfast and a cup of joe. I was in for breakfast and it was way better than my regular bowl of Cheerios. I had the Family Style breakfast which consisted of bacon, eggs, hash browns, and a pancake. It was just like grandma used to make. In fact I almost wondered if she was back there cooking it. Don’t be fooled this is more than a breakfast type place, they have a great lunch and wine menu’s. Add to that a great patio, live music on the weekends, and free wi-​fi and you have a pretty classy joint. Now I just wish I could acquire a taste for coffee.

Wonderful food! I had the black bean soup. It was like a hearty chili. Just perfect. This place has a lot of personality.

Marcus + Carl + Gina + live music = best in the west. There’s no way to over-​exaggerate the high level of service and unparalleled quality of the menu that we have experienced each and every time we visit Three Crows Café (10+ visits). The unique ambiance is enough to keep coming back, but the quality and variety of food makes it the best around.

Cute little café! I’m not a big coffee drinker, so I can’t really comment on that, but the hot chocolate and the homemade cookie I had were great! Employees were very friendly. The only thing I was a little iffy about was the fact that the place seemed really dark, and not in a cozy-​ish way, but in a dreary, almost creepy way. I did happen to visit around Halloween though, so maybe that had something to do with it. Either way, great little place to stop, and I would definitely go here again!

Great food, cute place. I had a tomato mozzarella basil sandwich & iced tea, both were delicious! Service was fine, since it’s a counter order place, I don’t expect a wait staff hovering over me. Will definitely come again!

Cool venue. Good food. Poor service. Went for breakfast, which was very good. Had to beg for more coffee, water and for our check. If you don’t mind having to nag the staff, it may still be worth a try.

I ran into Three Crows Saturday in severe need of a caffeine fix before I took care of some errands. Now Delano is my hometown, so I usually give businesses in this area a break and a little more credit than deserved as I now have a Minneapolis pallet that has much higher standards. The place is very cute inside. The art on the walls is exceptional and hopefully for sale. The Americano I purchased and the latte my brother had were just not coffee shop quality. Sorry, but they weren’t. McDonald’s lattes are at a higher flavor quality than our two drinks were. I will be stopping in to try some of the food next time I’m in town as I’ve heard its delicious. Hopefully I can coordinate on a time in which a band will be playing. The music aspect of this place really spiked my curiosity. to be continued…

I love this place. It’s cool and comfy. It’s got it’s own sense of life and charm. Great coffee and a friendly staff.

Great little spot on the Crow River in a classic small Minnesota town. Nice wine and beer selection and the coffee and breakfast items were great.
We stumbled upon Three Crows during a break from a basketball tournament. We walked in full house listening to a live Dixie band.
If I lived in Delano, I would be a regular.