Grinder's Coffee Bar

This place is so special 🥰 I picked up a honey lavender oat milk latte and some CBD gummies in one stop!
The staff are all very friendly and personable. The shop is beautifully decorated, and their menu selection is cleverly written. I felt very welcome and at peace here.

Coffee was pretty good, not the absolute best I’ve ever had but worth returning for

: the inhouse espresso is ‘lovely’ n quaint

you can ask for no infusion in your espresso n peep the bustoff natural self care products

ask for the bottlewash from the almond milk glass for your cup for the mobility iced latte

Cute little coffee spot with a large menu! I had a flat white with oat milk which was really good! I also appreciate the beautiful latte art! They also offer $9 specialty drinks with Cbd,I’ll probably be back to try. They share a space with a cannabis store next door! It’s a small space with not too many areas to sit! Parking is limited too if it gets busy!

This is a has great creative coffee options other than just flavored syrups. Honey lavender with oat milk latte was so delightful. Also the pastries are all very unique and that is what it's all about for me. My favorite coffee shop in Houston thus far. Hubby also enjoys the pastries since he is not a coffee drinker.

A great coffee shop. The atmosphere is very fast paced when it's busy but pretty chill when it's slow.

Coffee selections are pretty great. Their honey lavender latte is spot on. Quite flavorful and not excessively sweet. Their latte art is something that they are known for! Expect a great presentation.

The place has a lot of natural light which is something that I love about a coffeeshop.

The staff is friendly and quite jolly. They know how to have a great time and delivery amazing service.

Will be back!

Cute coffee shop. Excellent service. We had the honey lavender hot coffee, scones and Danish. All very tasty.

I held Grinder's in high regard and recommended the spot to those who sought an excellently crafted cup of coffee.

That was until I had a deceptive experience yesterday where a barista was training another in making a cortado, made a flat white instead and proceeded to pour out half of it to approximate the volume of a cortado. Any barista worth their salt knows that a cortado has not the same composition of a flat white and even more galling was the attempt to pass it off as such. If it is not correct, make another.

This is deceptive and to the detriment of customers who not only expect what they order, but also to others that would like to explore the menu items in search of an authentic, new favorite.

I will not be recommending Grinder's further, and will be retracting my recommendation given to others, especially due to this quality of barista that makes such a deliberate error.

Very cute atmosphere, and lots of interesting products sold here.

Decent coffee and friendly staff, but super poorly cooked breakfast served in a overly deep container that made eating awkward. I really dislike leaving food, but I couldn't do more than a couple bites of the over easy egg that was cooked to the point that it was dry, home fries that were still raw inside, bacon that had all the moisture cooked out of it, and a croissant that was so hard it could be used as a percussion instrument.

It's the type of local business I really want to love, but man, that breakfast was pretty terrible. They definitely deserve another shot though, and I'll try them again. Don't let my review keep you away - their coffee is great, and it's a beautiful spot.