Hg Higher Grounds Roastery And Cafe

My girlfriend has very particular taste when it comes to food. We decided to do a quick search for a coffee shop away from the crowds. To our surprise, we stumbled upon a breakfast spot that exceeded our expectations. I assumed my girlfriend would find the food just "okay", but we were both blown away by how delicious everything was. I opted for a quesadilla for breakfast and it was perfectly light, flaky, and crispy. The food and drinks were amazing. This place is truly a hidden gem. I hope it becomes successful, but I also enjoy the peaceful atmosphere without the usual hustle and bustle of a busy restaurant.

Had a Coconut White Mocha and it was good, my husband had a Lattè with oat milk and he enjoyed it. We tried the cherry strudel and we did not have it warmed up and should have. It was really good. The young lady behind the counter was very friendly and professional. This was our first time here and glad we tried it.

The coffee and staff at this restaurant were excellent. The interior was very nice and cozy. The breakfast sandwich I ordered was delicious and I would definitely order it again. The pancakes had a strong vanilla flavor which was a bit overwhelming for me, but they were generously sized and good value for money. My kids will love them. I really enjoyed the variety of coffee and tea options available. I will definitely be returning for the coffee. Overall, a great neighborhood spot that is definitely worth a try.

I would not recommend for the food, did not try the coffee. Food took 30 min on a Sunday around 11am. Ordered an egg white (got reg scrambled eggs) sandwich on a bagel and the Roasteritto burrito. The avocado on the bagel was not real sliced avocado but the guacamole that comes pre-done in a cup and it was brown so made the sandwich inedible. There was one very small tomato slice in the center. I attempted to eat the egg but was tasteless. The burrito had better flavor but was overly salty and the potatoes you could tell were old and greasy and was not the best. The tortilla did not seem like it was warmed beforehand and was dry, flour on it. Salsa not great. Probably won't try again.

This coffee shop is a great option if you're looking for something different from the usual chains. The name is quirky and clever, but I'm not quite sure what it's supposed to mean. It's located in a strip mall, so parking can be a challenge, and from the outside, you wouldn't know what to expect. Inside, you'll see their Diedrich Roaster next to the counter, which made me wonder if it's just for show. The espresso machine, a Rancilio, was sadly neglected and covered in dust. I ordered an iced Americano, which was decent but nothing special. I didn't try the food, but the service was excellent. Overall, I'd give this place a solid 3.9 out of 5 - not amazing, but definitely worth a try.