Disco Death Records & Coffee

Disco Death Records & Coffee is a coffee shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at 721 W 26th St, Minneapolis, MN 55405. It brings together coffee and record browsing, with customer reviews also describing a photo lab and film store on site. That mix makes it a distinctive stop for people who want more than a quick cup: you can settle in with a drink, look through records, or ask about film-related services during the same visit. The shop has a 4.6-star rating from 279 reviews, offering a useful snapshot of how customers have responded to the experience.

Coffee is a central draw, with reviews praising the lattes and describing a range of distinctive coffee options. One customer singled out an iced Prince of Darkness with oat milk as especially memorable. For visitors who would rather skip coffee, reviewers mention homemade sodas and teas; tea orders come as a whole teapot, making them a relaxed choice to enjoy while spending time in the space. The menu also includes treats such as Aussie Bites, stroopwafels, and French bakery offerings, according to customers. Whether you prefer a familiar latte or want to try something different, the reviews point to options beyond a standard coffee-shop order.

The atmosphere is described as chill and welcoming, with the records adding something to explore while you have a drink. Customers have visited with friends, stopped in while traveling, and enjoyed browsing alongside their coffee. The combination may suit music fans, curious neighborhood visitors, people looking for a laid-back café, and anyone interested in film. Reviews also note dropping off film, though one customer described wanting more direction about the photo services; if you have a specific film question, asking the staff directly may help clarify what is available. The varied setting gives the shop several reasons to visit without making it feel like a conventional café alone.

Disco Death Records & Coffee is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Its Minneapolis address makes it a practical option for a morning coffee, a weekend browse, or an afternoon stop for tea and a treat. For local residents and visitors alike, this is a place to pair a café visit with records and film-related interests. Check the current hours and ask about specific services before making a special trip, especially if you are visiting for the photo lab or film store.