Village Grinder

I had lunch next door and saw the place and thought a coffee sounded good. It was delicious, they were all very helpful and I took some beans back home with me to AZ. The Kona Roast is so flavorful and I will definitely be going back on my next trip!

I was a student who used to come in semi-frequently about a few times a month my junior year. The menu, in my opinion, is very overpriced. Every drink I’ve tried is just super bland and not great. You could get better at Starbucks or any chain for less money. I really like supporting local but unfortunately 7 dollars for a small watered down drink is not worth it. A friend of mine came in with a giftcard and was told it was no longer able to be used. The two girls working just stared at her until she said she’d pay a different way. It was very rude and off putting. Didn’t offer a voucher or any other solution for the money on the giftcard. Insanely rude behavior. The staff has mean girl energy. Another time, my friend and two other students were kicked out after buying multiple items becau

A very cool spot to get tasty drinks and bakery yummies! This place has an inviting atmosphere combining fresh light through the windows, warm ambient lighting inside, the welcoming smell of coffee beans brewing, and interesting items to purchase for yourself or the person for whom it's hard to buy something new! The owner and staff are friendly and the clientele enjoy sitting inside and outside in pairs or with a group, or just curled up alone with a drink and a phone, or a book, or a computer! Good music and a clean environment! And, I don't even drink coffee! This is one of those places my wife wants me to try with her that for me are usually one-and-done, but THIS store is one I'd willingly and happily go to again with her more than once for a smoothie and a tasty bakery goodie! I hig

Stopped in for a quick pick-me-up during the lunchtime hour on a Tuesday. The barista was super sweet and helped us pick out the right drinks. The coffee itself was delicious. More than anything though, the vibe inside the cafe was spectacular, a cute little shop and a great way to support local coffee!

We happened upon this cute little coffee shop while waiting to be seated at a nearby restaurant for breakfast, and I’m glad we did! First impression: super cozy and homey with a really welcoming vibe. The atmosphere was great, and the entryway was full of fun local items for sale—including honey from It’s All About The Bees, which was a nice touch! My sister and I each ordered a latte—I got the praline vanilla and she went with caramel. Unfortunately, we were both a little underwhelmed with our drinks. There wasn’t much coffee flavor, and the syrups didn’t really come through either. That said, the barista was really knowledgeable about the syrups and clearly knew the menu well, which I appreciated. Even though the drinks weren’t quite what we hoped for, I’d definitely give this place an