The Grind Coffeehouse

This place was really cute, I love that it connected to the book shop next door. Great place to go when you're visiting town

Great place. Wonderful atmosphere and the coffee was amazing.

Nice experience, coffee was so tasty. I ate breakfast it was not as good as their coffee. Decoration was outstanding.

I LOVE their Cedar Breaks vegan sandwich it is so delicious! They also offer a vegan salad I ahve not tried yet. They have a variety of non-dairy milks which is another plus! This is a great place to study and chat with firends. It is also connected to a bookstore which is a fun plus. I adore the beautiful artwork they have on the walls. They also are dog firendly. When the weather is nice they have shaded outdoor seating. The parking for this shop is behind Main St.

So good 😋
I’ll be right back!!
The Vib is good, and the food and drinks are good, they have a couch 🤭

We were traveling back to Las Vegas from Duck Creek. We wanted some coffee for the drive home and checked this place out. The staff was really friendly, the atmosphere was really "vibey." We have traveled to many many coffee shops across the United States, on all of our road trips. This was by far the best coffee shop we had been to. The whole experience was great the coffee was the most delicious coffee, omelets were tasty and everything was fair priced . Thank you!! We will be back!

We stopped on our way to Vegas for a coffee and breakfast. The coffee was ok, but the bagel sandwich was amazing. When we went there it had limited parking and we had to park on the street. The furniture is what you'd expect to see in your great great great grandma's basement, Kinda gross. All in all it was a pleasant stop.

Somewhat pricey for a small cup of coffee and pastry. Although the place had been open for about half an hour, several of the coffee dispensers and creamers were empty. The employees were friendly, though. I've frequented the place for a few years now and the ambiance seems to have changed - and not for the better.

Excellent coffee and breakfast sandwiches. Other food looked good. Plenty of seating and some comfy chairs. Would go back

The Grind has always been THE SPOT when my friends and I wanted to study, or just wanted to hangout. We loved the eclectic "cluttered" feeling. There were little knickknacks, witty signs, and maps everywhere. It was cozy, and we loved spending time there. Sometimes we would spend hours there, ordering lunch and two or three rounds of drinks. But it's changed, the coffee isn't as good, and the shop itself is starting to feel cold and sterile. Its been californiafied. There's a time and place for the white minimalism they're remodeling for but that time and place is not the grind. The menu doesn't taste as good anymore and it feels like they're moving further and further away from what made the Grind magic.

The thing that made the Grind special to me and so many of my friends was the warm cozy scrapbook feeling it had. It doesn't feel like that anymore, so we've started taking our business elsewhere.