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    The Broad Street Grind

    3.7 (106 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for working
    Outdoor seating

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    Awesome
    Mike G.

    Maple cornbread muffin, OMG. This place is top notch and I feel fortunate to be able to frequently dine here. The service is always quick and friendly, the smoothies are awesome. They use high quality products and you know it when you see and taste everything. The fruit is always really fresh and delicious, love it! The vibe is fun and there's always people working or meeting or just socializing. The coffee is also really good as they grind their own!

    Lots of great coffee and tea options!
    Missy S.

    I was in town for work and needed a place to get a great cup of tea, something to eat, and space to work for a couple hours. And this place satisfied every part of my list. The barista was friendly, helpful, and warm. There was comfortable seating and plenty of it, and outlets nearby. The bathroom was super clean. And the Winter Montecristo sandwich and Earl Grey latte were outstanding. There were a few parking spaces right in front, and it seemed like it wouldn't be too hard to find a space on the street, or maybe in a small lot somewhere close by. Will definitely return if I'm in the area again!

    Katie K.

    The blackberry sage oolong tea was really good! Got the Argentina panini which was also pretty good. The barista was kind and it was a nice place to sit and relax after work.

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    Sharika M.

    Hidden gem of Souderton! Staff has always been nice despite the area not being racially diverse. The menu is filled with nutrition dense, healthy, creative items such as soups, salads, bowls. They have desserts in their glass case anywhere from cookies, macarons and muffins. There's plenty of seating and there's a fireplace that made it very cozy during my last visit (December 2022). The sugar cookie latte was divine! The gluten free double chocolate espresso muffin was super dry and inedible.

    Lox Toast with a salad, side of eggs, & wild berry herbal tea. DELICIOUS!!!
    Cassie C.

    Fantastic Food!! I was in the area for work, so I decided To try this place. Super quant aesthetic matched with great service with a smile. I tried their Lox Toast which came with a side... I chose a salad with their homemade balsamic dressing , and I added a side of eggs for more protein. I paired it with their wild berry herbal tea. Phenomenal! I highly recommend it! :-)

    pretty flower design in my Latte
    Kathleen B.

    Good coffee , nice ambiance use cash this place passes along their cost of doing business with a credit card payment onto you. You'll get their service charge fee which is sad because some people may not tip, I have seen it. I suggest use cash tip well the young people at the counter are very nice.

    Chocolate Chip Waffle with Pecans and Fruit
    Jaide T.

    This was my first time at Broad Street Grind, so I'm glad I came with people who have been here before because I would have been confused lol. When you enter, you order up front, seat yourself, they'll bring your food to you, and you clean up after yourself. I loved the seating in the separate room by the window. A lot of natural sunlight and quietness. I would love to do some work here while I indulge in some good food! Speaking of food, they have plenty of choices and offer a $10 or less menu. I chose to have their breakfast special, which was a chocolate chip pecan waffle with fruit. The Butternut Bean Burrito and Toast To Your Health were also ordered and I was told they were delicious! I love that the Broad Street Grind offers vegan options!

    Salmon thing :)
    John T.

    September 2022. What's up instafam - I went here a few weeks ago when i visiting Pennsylvania and it was great. The salmon was really good and the fruit bowl was spectacular . All the fruit was supa fresh! It is slightly pricey, so just a heads up. But, shoutout to my guy Mark for being chill, nice, and friendly - super cool dude. Will definitely come back!

    Egg, bacon & Gouda cheese Breakfast burrito with fresh fruit
    Jessy D.

    We stopped in for a late breakfast & coffee! The young lady at the register was very nice & polite. She explained items when we had questions. Both meals were so good & fresh as well!! The place has enough room to sit & enjoy your meal, enjoy a cup of coffee with a friend or even do some work all while enjoying a nice fireplace.

    Flat white coffee
    Melanie R.

    Wow it's expensive!! I decided to give this place a second chance and unless you're ready to drop some serious $$ for casual food, I wouldn't recommend it. The first time I went there was about a month ago. I went in around lunch time. I ordered a cappuccino and the mozzarella quiche called to me. First of all, I was a little out off that none of the coffee drinks had prices listed. Ok - how expensive can it be? Second, when you're telling me the daily quiche is $11.95, I'm expecting a hefty slice and a side. Well my shock was when the associate told me my total was $21.26 for a slice of quiche and a cappuccino. My second surprise came when I was handed a tiny cup - I'm going to say it was 6oz. So we're talking what here - at least $6 for the cappuccino?? I was so shocked I didn't really question it. Ok, my quiche was delicious and I should've taken a pic. It was a decent portion for one person, but no side. I was back at work by the time I looked, so no I didn't make a fuss. Today I stopped in, thinking ok the quiche was expensive but maybe they have something else on their menu. All their lunch sandwiches are around $14-$16, as are their salads. A cup of oatmeal is $7. Everything looked delicious, but at this rate I'd be spending $30 just on lunch for me. I decided to try another coffee. I asked the associate if there was a beverage menu. She pointed to two clip boards, one had a tea list and the other was pour overs. The other coffee drinks are all drawn on the chalkboard behind the counter. Again, NO prices on anything. Yes, I could have asked but I just went ahead and ordered a flat white. I wasn't asked what size - do they even have different sizes? Because again, I was handed a tiny to-go cup of my flat white. My total was $4.72. I'm sure everything is good quality and well sourced, etc. But I think the menu could have some cheaper options for those of us who would like quality but cannot break the bank each time. It's really overpriced. For example, the basic egg sandwich is $7 and that is literally two eggs on a choice of bread, it doesn't even have cheese! That's a $1 extra! If you want meat on it, it's $4 extra!! Ok I think you all get the point.

    Great latte and macaron
    Luba P.

    What a fantastic coffee shop! Literally reminds me of one from a show, where you can grab a nice coffee, treat or even sandwich, relax on the couch or by the fireplace, or bring a lap top and work. I wish our area had 10 more places just like this. So cute, cozy and comfortable. Can't wait to go back!

    Kat C.

    Okay so I used to love it here, but the batch of baristas I've encountered lately have totally ruined my experience. Hopefully it's just temporary. I ordered a sandwich they listed on their menu at $10.95. The girl at the register told me my total was almost $14. I mentioned that couldn't be right because it was supposed to be ~$11, and she just stared at me. I asked her to check and she said it was correct. So I asked if there was something besides the sandwich in my order, and she said no. I said that total didn't make sense. She said, "Well it's taxes and stuff." I said, "We don't have a 35% tax rate." She just stared at me. So then I said, "Is your menu incorrect?" She said she didn't know. I said, "Can you look at your itemized breakdown?" Then she said, "Oh yeah, it's $12.95." I pointed at the big menu - PRINTED THAT DAY! - and said, "You might want to change it to avoid confusion." Again, she just stared at me, then asked if I was paying with cash or credit. Yeah. It's $2. I'm not bankrupt over it. I don't care except that it's YOUR mistake and you acted shitty to me about it?! But don't treat me like an asshole when I don't understand that you lied about your pricing. Have the decency to at least apologize instead of making me feel stupid. Throw me a coffee or something? Maybe just be fucking decent?! Whatever. Rude AF. Later, I go back in and there's another barista there who was totally put out that I was trying to, you know, give them my money. And accordingly, the coffee drink he made was half assed. I used to go here all the time, but unfortunately, I think I'm done here for a while.

    Bacon egg cheese on everything bagel. Croissant egg spinach & flat whites.

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    Horrible coffee and service, I would not recommend from my experience. Dunkin Donuts is a much better choice.

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    Twice in a row I've waited over 20 mins to order and get a coffee. The person who was behind me in line got a coffee before I did.

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