Croissant is flaky. Iced latte is good, very sweet. Hot…read morelatte was good, staff was friendly and the cafe was cute and clean.

I ordered a Spanish latte and after taking 3 sips, this is what was left in the cup. The cup was…read morefull of ice and barely any latte. The little latte I had was delicious but overall very disappointed with my cup of ice.

Yes!! Another coffee shop for me. I was up early on a…read moreSunday morning and looked on Google Maps to find a coffee shop that was open and found Common Grounds. Walking into this coffee shop early, I found this place to be very welcoming with plenty of seats with tables. Most tables had a marker on it with various times reserved. That's a great sign, right!! I ordered a caramel mocha hot coffee that was very good. They have pastries, which I ordered one. This shop is also pet friendly. I even met a four legged friend before I left! Great atmosphere here.

Went for a flight (schedule ahead) and had a really good time sampling lots of drinks and pastries…read more Was a little more expensive than just going in for coffees; but it was more about the experience. The coffee drinks are great, staff is helpful and quick (even with the line out the door). Quaint little place, relaxed vibe, nice menu. It's 30 mins from us, but when we are in the area we always stop in... if you are, you should too!

Cute little coffee shop. The baristas were so friendly when I had questions about the latte and…read moreoffered custom options to my liking. Lots of cozy seating and in a cute town location.

Delightfully small and quirky corner coffee shop in downtown Collingswood…read more Look at the front of the shop. Now look to the right at all of the fire extinguishers and fire trucks. Now look up. That's where I used to live for many years. So yes I was a regular at Groove Ground for awhile. When I wasn't in the actual shop, I was up in my apartment using their free wifi. Stopped back in today while walking around town doing some Christmas shopping, and the place hasn't changed. Still tiny with a few natty armchairs and couches, still the eclectic mix of music records and other merchandise (a lot of it by local artists), still staffed by friendly employees. One change is that they used to be open until 10 or 11. Like most coffee shops in this area, they now close early. They're open 8 - 6 every day. It's not exactly a destination store. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here for anything on the food or drinks menu, and for records and small handmade gifts, there are several other and better options in town. But I like that it's independent and supportive of the community, and it's still a nice place to stop in while in Collingswood doing other things.

I don't understand why this spot is so crowded. I got two breakfast sandwiches and an iced latte…read more Idk who they get their bagels from or if they make them in house but man they are just not good (not fresh) and the egg in it was completely overcooked. My latte was just ok. It was $28 for everything which is wild for the quality. And overall the cafe is just dirty and unkept. Again not sure the hype. I don't think I'll come back.

Stopped in here while killing some time on a random mid morning in the area. Decided to get some…read morecoffee and vittles before starting the day. We walk in to a very spacious dining area. The vibes are "cozy, coffee snob but they're cool about." We decide to go with an Americano for me, a cappuccino for the misses, two breakfast sandwiches and a peanut butter chocolate muffin for The Little One. Meh. My Americano tasted like TEA. Like straight up Earl Gray. I let The Misses try before I told her what I ordered, and she said, "why did you order TEA?" By that point, it was busy and I didn't feel like making a fuss about it, but if you dilute my DOUBLE espresso so much it tastes like tea, or you just straight up gave me the wrong drink, we are off to a bad start. The misses Cappuccino cup was half full, and half of that half was foam. And the part that wasn't foam wasn't even good. I'm sensing that you just shouldn't get anything involving espresso from the ol Brown Dog Cafe. The breakfast sandwiches were also.....meh. They worked, but absolutely nothing you couldn't get microwaved from Starbucks or Dunkin. Now the muffin was an absolute winner. I'll give Mimi her credit here. Maybe they should turn into a bakery and forego the coffee stuff. ANYwho...I don't see a reason to go back. Our table was dirty where we sat, and we actually just cleaned it ourselves with wipes before sitting down. We cleaned it ourselves after for whomever would come in after us, since it was clear the staff weren't going to do it. It's a cozy place to settle in and eat a muffin and maybe a regular coffee, but I certainly wouldn't be ordering another Americano from them anytime soon.

I had a really great experience here thanks to Ryan. Asked for gluten free bread and got the best…read morebacon egg and cheese breakfast sandwich I've ever had in my life. They added some type of maple syrup sauce to it. I can't wait to go back and have it again.

This coffee shop/café is very cute and very small, with just a few stools in the window and an…read moreoutdoor, uncovered patio that seats about 30-40 people. I ordered one of their specialty iced coffees, the Chocolate Covered Banana. I'd normally avoid something like this because of the sugar, but it was surprisingly not overly sweet. That said, I didn't really taste much banana. The ordering setup is a bit unusual. You place food orders at one counter and coffee at another. The coffee came out quickly, but the Caesar wrap took over 20 minutes. It didn't seem especially busy in person, so they may have been juggling delivery orders. The kitchen is very small and appeared to have just one cook at the time. It's a family-run business, which is really sweet. It did seem like the owners' kids were working the counters, and they felt a bit inexperienced when it came to handling volume or order issues. On a nice day, it's a lovely spot to sit outside. In bad weather, though, takeout or delivery are really your only options. It's definitely on the pricier side. The Caesar wrap was over $15, and the coffee came to about $8 with tip, though both portions were quite large. I will say, the food is delicious. The wrap was honestly one of the best I've had. Freshly cooked warm chicken, just the right amount of dressing, fresh parmesan, crisp lettuce, all wrapped in a perfectly warmed wrap. I'll definitely be back, and I'm curious to see how they continue to grow and improve.

Coffee is not bad but the pricing model is ridiculous. Not only are their LARGE latte's 80% ice,…read morebut it only comes with 2 shots of espresso, so its all milk. If you want 4 shots in a large it comes out to be $10!!!! All other shops nearby have 4 shots in a large for $5.60/6, and their product is better. Avoid this place unless you are stranded.

I needed to kill two hours in the area and decided to set up a Trouble Brewing Coffee House. It was…read morea super hot summer day, and when I walked in I was nervous about the lack of A/C. But after a bit, the fans seemed to do a fine job at keeping the place cool. There was plenty of tables, which was ideal for breaking out a computer and doing some work. The menu provided all day breakfast, baked goods and lunch options. I got the chick bacon sandwich, it was delicious and came with a side of chips. Super cute place to check out for working or meeting up with friends.

I've been to one of their locations a couple of years ago, which unfortunately closed. We were in…read morethe area so decided to stop by. The owner is just as friendly and kind as I remember. There weren't any available seating so we were just going to stand and drink, because lattes just taste better in a mug, but he figured something out for us so we were able to stay and enjoy it at leisure. The lattes were warm and perfectly steamed. Latte art could be improved upon but I honestly didn't mind. Definitely recommend!

Perfect little coffee shop on the side of the White Horse Pike in Haddon Township. I found myself…read morehere for several hours on a Friday morning due to an unexpected delay in car repairs up the road, and this ended up being a great place to kill some time. Very, very small, but great ambiance and the barista was the friendliest guy I've ever met. I also had the greatest, most refreshing non alcoholic drink of my life - some sort of sparkling iced tea. I'd never heard of Sparkling Botanicals before but it was the perfect drink on a hot day. It's pricey, though, at $4 for a 12 oz can. Overall a nice place that I would definitely come back to.

Maria's Bread Sandwiches is one of my recent awesome discoveries while walking around Collingswood…read more There are two separate entrances: one door you can order drinks ( coffee, latte's, etc) to go and the other you can sit down in the cutest little shop to order food to eat in. Everything was good! But that hash brown was delicious! Crispy with the perfect amount of salt! I will be back soon to try a sandwich.

The sandwiches were good, but we found them to be a bit pricey…read more Two breakfast sandwiches for $30, when it was just on regular toast. It was extra cost if you wanted to switch out the bread. The chicken salad with avocado was freshly made. It also had a lot of green veggies in it. The sausage, egg, and cheese was good, but I still can't believe that's $13-14 for what it is.