Sacred Grounds Coffee

Best little coffee house cafe imo. Great comfortable seating. Great coffee.

This place has such a '90s vibe to me. While my side salad was a bit sad and wilted, the coffee was great. As was the veggie quiche, and they were not stingy on portions.

Overall not very good. I got the breakfast wrap with egg, cheddar, and bacon. It was cold and the tostitos canned salsa that thy put in the wrap was leaking out. Eggs were rubber, my boyfriend got potatoes and they weren’t hot enough for the cheese to melt. He also got biscuits and gravy. the gravy was really good but it was soggy as well. Iced coffee tasted old. I would just get pastries or smoothies if you come here. Service was not friendly, only friendly person was the one working the register. Asked someone behind the counter for a straw and she gave me attitude

I tend to try and write only positive reviews, and I am also very disappointed in this cafe.

I tried to do my work in the cafe over an almond milk latte.

The latte (after a generous tip) was nearly $7.00.

Fine. I appreciate a good latte, and happily paid for it.

I am not picky, and cut people slack and leniency as a matter of course. I would have given this cafe 5 stars if they had gotten the two things right that I came for: coffee and service.

An older woman dropped my coffee off at my table after 5 minutes or so.

I thanked her, and she walked away without even acknowledging me. I thought that she may have been hard of hearing, but she spoke cheerfully with one of the regulars.

Fine. I will settle for a $7.00 latte.

Nope. No foam. Hardly any coffee taste.

More like a cup of warm milk.

The barista claimed that she just wasn't able to make "this kind of almond milk" foam. It was the fault of the almond milk.

This is part of why I am writing this review.

I know that you bought that brand at Costco. I know that it foams easily. I make lattes at my house, with my espresso machine.

Own your stuff. Respect your customers, even in a "tourist town". Trust me, I was here long before you were.

Grabbed my pastry with her hand and set it on the counter. Service is ultimately sub-par. Trash can near door radiates a terrible smell from 20ft away. All for reusing trash bags for the next day, but they need to figure it out!!

When you sit down to eat breakfast realize you don’t hear any skillets or grills going, but every order going through punches on the microwave. Less than mediocre. If your gonna do it, do it right like you want to strive for more stars. Guess it’s a chill spot with open tables. If your hungry and don’t want to wait for food then come here.

There is great atmosphere, feels like the kind of place you could hang out at fro a few hours and get some work done, or read a book later on in the evening.

Skip the other coffee shops in Glenwood. This is the spot for breakfast! We will be back 😁

Very Tasty smoothie, sandwiches where good as well. Wayyy to expensive for a panini, paid 11$ for the smallest sandwich ever. However, everything is made fresh on the spot which is a nice addition, therefore I'm leaving 4 stars.

I am so glad that in reading the other reviews that I wasn't the only one that had a bad experience. The food was rather tasteless unless you count tasting the grill itself. I ordered a breakfast burrito and it was terrible. My wife ordered an omelete with some veggies on it. They rung up the full-priced veggie omelet, then started ringing in the separate veggies so that the omelet came to almost $12.

The coffee was pretty good, but my wife ordered an americano and got coffee. The person taking the orders was way more concerned with her cook pronouncing English correctly than listening to the order we were giving. We finally gave up. Anyway, horrible experience. Hope you can avoid it.