The Grind WV
168 Willey St, Morgantown, WV, 26505
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Address :
168 Willey St
Morgantown, WV, 26505 - Phone (304) 296-5297
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 5:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Lurine F.
We walked into this quaint place and knew exactly what to order! Thanks to fellow yelpers there was no doubt of what to order the the maple cappuccino was terrific! We loved it! Ideally we wanted to enjoy the the best thing on the menu and according to yelp it was. As you walk in you can tell this is definitely a staple here in Morgantown. I can only imagine the study groups that meet there:) they front end clerk was AWESOME so helpful as we weren't sure what exactly the diff between a dark roast and a light roast, well he was very happy to enlighten us I would definitely go chill at this place on a day off and knock out some home work:) Wonderful atmosphere and great location This place gets two thumbs up from me and my boyfriend
(5)Cheyenne L.
Absolutely my favorite coffee shop in Morgantown. The staff are friendly and fast, the food is delicious, and the coffee is fantastic! Going to The Grind is a great way to start the day, and the lunch sandwiches are filling and awesome.
(5)William S.
The baristas were very courteous and they have some great skills. My maple latté was wonderfully crafted. The food is amazing. My wife had a muffin that was freshly baked and I had an egg and cheese sandwich on a roll that was sooo perfectly light and flaky.
(5)Amanda M.
Hands down best coffee around!! I usually get a cafe mocha, always delicious & topped with a cute design. The lunch sandwiches are pretty tasty & fresh. Always a good idea.
(5)Matt M.
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(5)Irene C.
Thanks Yelpers! This cafe is a great little place in town. Good music, good coffee, good food! I had an iced maple latte which was delicious, and a breakfast sandwich on a kaiser roll which hit the spot!
(5)John W.
The Grind is one of those coffee shops that makes me want to shift my whole schedule forward three hours. They close early, but that's mainly so they can get up super early and make you some delicious baked goods (courtesy of the super cool Jessie G.). My only complaint is that they have nothing gluten-free to eat. I do believe that they have the best tea of any downtown coffee shop in Morgantown.
(5)Elliott I.
A great little coffee shop in a friendly town. Fantastic place to grab a good lunch and do some work. It's very near the WVU campus so it's a good place to get a feel for the student population of Morgantown.
(5)Brooke A.
A wonderful place to grab coffee or lunch when on campus! The maple latte is perfect.
(5)Clint W.
The Daily Grind's the place, it's as simple as that. With Rick as the new owner, you are sure to have a great visit to this gem. The menu's nothing fancy, but what they do, they do well. Sandwiches are $5.75 and include chips and a pickle. My personal favorites are the Poor Boy and the Dagwood, but there are a few other options to choose from. Another tip: you can request the sandwich on either their local-baked bread or on bagel (both are great options). Though under new ownership, the substance and spirit of the original "Jay's Daily Grind" has been maintained. Even the decor, for the main part, has carried on in honorary tradition. Over the 2013 winter break, they updated the dining area with new tables, chairs, and a really helpful power strip along the window seats (a clutch addition for students looking to get some work done). That's the Daily Grind in a nutshell: doing what they can to welcome you, feed you, caffeinate you, and motivate you. An hour here is good for the soul. Did I mention the coffee? These guys turn out consistently fantastic lattes, cappuccinos, and just regular ol' joe. When I first moved to Morgantown, I was a little put off by the fact that in the afternoon, they sometimes served lukewarm coffee. However, after that initial experience or two, it never happened again. This is a local institution, a staple of the community, and the best coffee you're going to get anywhere in Morgantown. Taste and see, my friends.
(5)Jenna G.
The only place outside of very fancy restaurants that I will get coffee from. The maple latte is my favorite. Sandwiches are good. Breakfast menu is light. They do run out of pastries by the time I roll out of bed, though. Also it's right across from campus and is only metered parking.
(5)Justin E.
The best coffee in town. Drip coffee and espresso are always tasty, as is my personal favorite the Lil' Buddy. The staff are always cheerful and nice, and turn-around times are quite fast despite how busy it can get. You're not going to find a better set of baristas in town, especially Rich. The food selections have improved quite a lot since ownership changed hands. They pride themselves on everything being fresh and made from scratch. Their baking crew does an amazing job with lots of unique & tasty muffins and scones. The lunch sandwiches are good, although there are occasionally some consistency issues in that department. For the price though, $5.75, you can't beat it. One of my favorite local businesses to support.
(5)James B.
I was very impressed with this small little coffee shop. Service was great, the people working at the desk were very affable and I enjoyed the conversation I had with them. They had fresh-baked blueberry muffins which is always a can't lose proposition. And their Maple Latte was delicious (though I'm not quite sure maple syrup is the first thing that I associate with West Virginia). I also found the prices very reasonable!
(5)Celeste R.
Best coffee in Morgantown! This place knows how to brew and prepare real coffee and espresso. Their breakfast and lunch items are very good as well! I've had their soups, sandwiches, and salads countess times and have never been disappointed. I would recommend this cafe to anyone who enjoys real espresso and a nice, friendly atmosphere to go alongside!
(5)Frank L.
This is, by far, the best coffee in town. I've tried lots of places around the state, and it's probably the best in the state as well. The people are super friendly and nice. They're willing to work with any food issues you might have. Their selection is all top quality food. The sandwiches are fantastic. If you're in the area looking for coffee, this is a must stop. Here's how much I like the place - I created my Yelp account because I wanted to review this very place. Honestly, if I had to pick a favorite food destination in the whole state, it'd be The Grind!
(5)John W.
Great food and atmosphere. Try the mountaineer sandwiches. Perfectly fresh for every ingredient. The owner was as nice as can be. Highly recommend stopping here.
(5)J Steven K.
Great service, great karma and, more importantly, great food! Management has built on the great tradition of Jay's Daily Grind, by building their sandwiches from fresh top quality products. My favorite lunch spot in Morgantown.
(5)Katy S.
Jay's is the highlight of Morgantown. The staff is always incredibly friendly and helpful. Their breakfast sandwich is phenomenal every single time! (And trust me, I get it probably 2 times a week every week, so the consistency of great flavor is never lacking) I have also tried 2 other sandwiches which were also great. I have probably had every flavor of muffin and cookie they have ever made and they are always uniquely crafted and just downright scrumptious. It's my go-to spot, and it's a must-visit type of place. Oh! One more thing, the prices are very reasonable, so us broke college kids can fit in some good food without destroying our wallets! :-) almost forgot the main thing... Drinks here! Haha their drinks are always delicious as well! I recommend basically anything they have.
(5)Audrey H.
Almost everyday, I stop by The Grind for my breakfast. Rich is a fabulous host and coffee connoisseur. The baked goods are out of this world. The atmosphere is comfy and cozy. The staff Rich employs are forever courteous and welcoming, and if you don't know what you want, they'll help you figure it out. Such a great place to eat, and I'll see them bright and early tomorrow!
(5)Josh A.
There's only one reason that I go to the Grind - the espresso. Rich knows what he's doing, plain and simple. After living in Italy for several years, I'm a terrible espresso snob - and the Grind does it right. Trust me. Same goes for the cappuccino - not too foamy, not too hot, just right. How does a place like this end up in Morgantown?
(5)Frank L.
Come for the coffee, stay for the wonderful staff and tasty treats. The coffee is top notch and possibly the best on the East Coast. They're always experimenting with new and and interesting treats, from daily scone varieties to an ever changing muffin combos. The sandwiches are great and fresh. Soups are made fresh daily and change all the time depending on what is in season. I've never had a better squash soup in my life. The people who run the place are just a joy. Ask any of the regulars and they'll tell you they come there as often as they can. If you're lucky, they'll have some Mexican chocolate and they'll make the best hot chocolate you've ever had in your life! It's a must stop if you're traveling anywhere near Morgantown.
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