Greens & Grains Cafe

We stopped here for lunch on a road trip. Good food and friendly service. It hit the spot and was a nice change from fast food.

Food was pretty good. Lots of salad options. But restaurant needs to fix its advertising. The price for a large coffee is listed on the menu wall as $2.50 but they actually charge $3.93. Also, there’s a sign on the wall about using local Merge coffee, but I watched them pour Costco coffee beans into the grinder. Maybe a little short on the trustworthiness?

pretty solid! I appreciate the diverse selection.

General manager truly made our first experience phenomenal. We will be back because of him! Plus the food was absolutely delicious (those micro greens - YUM!!!)

Stopped here while road tripping home as an alternative to fast food. Pretty much out of everything that we tried to order! Ended up with a veggie sandwich and large salad (split into to bowls because they were out of the normal sized bowls). Not terrible, not great. Was excited about kombucha on tap, but that was depleted as well and all the other drinks were unappealing.

Wow! Terrific gem of a cafe just off the expressway with parking. The food was locally sourced with amazing freshness and flavor. Husband had roast beef sandwich on multigrain bread. I enjoyed a warm quinoa bowl with avocado and basil olive bread on the side. Coffee was perfect, too. Definitely will make this our lunch stop on 81.

Be sure to check the bill before paying. We were charged over $17 for a “pick 2” menu option consisting of half portions. We were also charged a 7% local tax on top of a 5.3% state tax - not sure that’s legal. The food was decent and the 2 women preparing the food were very friendly. However the man at the register (we assume was the manager) made sarcastic comments to our group and at least 3 others. This felt like a place trying to squeeze extra money from unsuspecting customers, many of which are college students.

Friendly service., Custom built sandwiches. Great mushroom brie soup! Many GF options.

Excellent!! Gluten free, dairy free and vegan options abound! We stopped here on twice- way up and back - when traveling. So nice to have a quick healthy option instead of greasy fast food! Salad was fresh and great variety. I made my own salad both times and chose my toppings. Be sure to note 5 toppings included in small and 10 toppings in large and some toppings like meat, avocado and microgreens are extra. The young lady serving me was so sweet but must have been new because she was confused about all this until her supervisor stepped in. Unfortunately she also overcharged me but when I pointed it out to supervisor he refunded us one of our entrees to make it right. Great customer service! My hubby had the turkey club sandwich twice and preferred the potato bread to multigrain. Their soups are gluten free! Also option for gluten free bread and even gluten free cookies and pumpkin roll. Didn't taste any of these but nice there was that option. Nice seating in restaurant but limited. Bathrooms were clean and adequate.

Website and Google listed the business as open. I ordered online through GrubHub (direct link from the website) and when I went to pick up my order, the store was closed during normal business hours with no explanation. I now have to wait 3-5 business days for my order to be refunded. As a first time customer, this was extremely disappointing and I will not be ordering again in the future. There are plenty of other salad/wrap shops in Harrisonburg that have better customer service that will receive my support!

I loved it. The food and the service were great.

I finally found a place in Harrisonburg with good food. I was starting to think it was hopeless. The food here was good. I'm neutral on the service because I wasn't able determine if it were good or not.

An oasis on the highway food-desert for these gluten-free and vegetarian travelers. The mushroom-brie soup was heavenly and the variety of options was gratifying.

Amazing gluten free sandwich!! I was so excited to have a sandwich that I forgot to take a picture of the full sandwich (yes that’s just half of a gluten free sandwich 🥹) Got the roast beef and cheddar cheese on gluten free bread, the sirancha Cobb salad and my husband got the southwest chicken sandwich. Everything was delicious and the gentleman behind the counter was very pleasant and helpful when it came to letting me know about all the gluten free options! He also prepared my sandwich first on a clean toasting plate and with fresh gloves.

Good food, rude staff. The girl working looked miserable like she didn’t want to be there, couldn’t pay attention to who was in line first and last. When she brought over our soup- she spilled it in the ground, in the table, and it almost got on my white shoes if I hadn’t moved it out of the way. She didn’t even acknowledge that she did that. I usually don’t write reviews online but this was just such bad service.

Drove out of our way to try it on a Monday at 11:30. Google said it was open but it was dark and closed.

Great service, salads are really good, I really enjoyed all the local ingredients and plant based options.

I usually love eating here but today when I showed up at 10am to get some early lunch, no one was there. I tried opening the door but it was locked, tried calling and no one answered, and I even waited an extra 15 to 20 minutes to see if anyone showed up but nothing. I was super disappointed that online it said they were open but no one was in the building. I'd definitely only come to here WAY past opening time.

The salad I had was medicore- the lettuce was brown and wilted and the chicken had no flavor.

I'm trying to find the 4.5 stars. Looks like a mundane hole in the wall, but the menu and food preparations reflect thought, creativity, attention to details and caring. Very fair pricing too. For lunch on a long ride down I-81, we were very pleasantly surprised.