Twenty Below Coffee Co. will close its doors in Fargo after 12 years, with Sunday, July 5, set as the last day for the coffee shop. The announcement marks the end of a long run for a business that has been part of the Fargo-Moorhead coffee scene for more than a decade.
The closure was posted on social media, where the business thanked customers for the opportunities it had been given. “Though our hearts are heavy that we will no longer be able to serve you or maintain this place for gathering, our gratitude for the opportunities that you have afforded us is beyond measure,” the post said.
For regular customers, the date gives the news a hard edge. The shop is not just stepping away from service; it is ending a place built for people to meet, linger and come back to, and that is what makes the farewell land now. The final week is the only time left for customers to visit before the doors shut on July 5.
What remains unanswered is why the business is closing after 12 years. The announcement gives a final date and a note of thanks, but no explanation for the decision, leaving the emphasis on the loss of service and the closing of a gathering place rather than on the cause itself.
That makes Sunday, July 5, the date that matters most for Fargo. After that, Twenty Below Coffee Co. will no longer be serving customers, and a familiar stop in Fargo-Moorhead will be gone.
