The Grind House

Victoria Goodlof

Stopped here every day for lunch and coffee when visiting Bangor from NJ. The staff is fantastic, accommodating, and super knowledgeable about their craft! Thanks to the Grind House family for several lovely experiences. Food and coffee are fantastic. Love Tori and Jay

John G

This morning crew on Sunday is literally so unorganized and WAY UNDERSTAFFED, the older coffee lady is definitely on drugs. She literally left in the middle of the absolute craziest moment of the morning to go smoke a cigarette or do a line. They literally cut food service off due to a mile long string of tickets and she instantly dipped out back.. what leader does this? She should of went right to that expo station and started checking and calling tickets. NOT DISSAPPEAR. And with all the zooming around she was doing it didn't seem like she accomplished much.What kind of leader does this?on top of all that she lost my coffee ticket and I waited 35 minutes before I asked counter girl what happened to it. Leader lady must of "accidentally " threw it away she said. And counter girl had to make my coffee and man the register because coffee lady was on "another break".This place needs more professional help atleast on Sunday mornings, the cooks were lost (but I get it and they were nice) the counter girl was sweet but she appeared to be sick or not feeling well. The young expo kid was very nice but also appeared to be lost and was running his hands through his long hair when he was stressed... Coffee lady disappeared 3 times in the hour I was waiting, completely unacceptable... the sandwich and coffee was good but I wasted an hour of my Sunday morning which sucked.

Sophie Brown

Green eggs and Ham sammish is phenomenal. The pesto really comes through for some excellent flavor. The croissant roll is light and fluffy. Plentyfull eggs, ham and cheese. They may look small at first but they really do fill you up. Coffee is good. Light and airy seating area, good vibes I like that they ask if you want a bag without assuming you do and that their to go containers are eco friendly

Gay Vagabond

It is hard to resist the House of Grind and once I heard I had to come quickly. In the morning they offer coffee, eggs and pastries. It has a quasi diner feel. The grind pastries had their own profiles and the maple glazed bun connected with me. It was oh oh oh so good and I swallowed the whole pastry without even remembering whether it was the maple or the pumpkin. You might feel guilty afterward, but it sure went down well with Grind coffee. I am sure I will be back to Grind looking for a new type of pastry soon.