Common Grounds Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Grabill

I went yesterday (I hadn't been there in a couple of years and had remembered it being decent) and I feel like I just threw $11 away. I had stood waiting for 5 minutes just to order (the one worker was in the back when there were several drinks to make.) By the time they had finished making the drinks, the girl went in the back to discuss scheduling with another barista who had just showed up and they were debating something with work hours.

Finally the original girl that had went in the back took my order (she didn't even bother to be polite, she just said "what do you want to get?") and I had ordered a syrup that was listed on the syrup chart and she just replied "we don't have that." - I asked if they could do the herbal tea over ice and she said she could give me a cup of ice for hot tea but they wouldn't do that. I just settled on 2 iced coffees with oatmilk and caramel.

I should've just went somewhere else because after waiting the whole 15 minutes total it wasn't even worth it when the coffee tasted like the cheapest coffee you could find (watered down and a super bitter aftertaste). I went inside to ask for more cream to make it better but it did nothing. The inside was very nice but the service was absolutely TERRIBLE not to mention awful coffee. Will not be going...

Wow ! I can’t believe the upgrade they gave this place. Before it was super tight and claustrophobic not to mention out dated. The new owners completely opened up the building allowing for better flow and a more calm atmosphere. Once the pandemic is over I can really see myself coming here when I need to get out of my home office. All the ladies working were super nice and made sure we had everything we needed. We tried the ice coffee which was amazing ! And their sandwiches. I also love that they play Christian music. The only thing I would change is bringing back hot foods to the menu. Over all I think this place is just what our little...

A delightful coffee House in grabill tucked away down a gravel road with an wooded sign saying "coffee" on it. It is an wooden cabin with seats outside surrounding little shops. Inside is a cozy like a skii lodge. No windows but the yellow glow of the lamp feels inviting. If you're a fan of live, laugh, love signs, you'll like it here. There's assortments of drinks available and warm food with breakfast and lunch. There is a second floor so there's plenty of room for 20-80 people. There's a sign stating groups of 12 need a reservation for upstairs. Overall it's a perfect place to have coffee with...