The Granite Grind

An amazing update to a historic Lancaster location. This spacious, friendly cafe serves a variety of healthy food options, fresh baked treats, and superb coffees with a personal touch. Come for the coffee, stay for the conversation, all while enjoying the sights of an ever-evolving small town Main Street. Finally, an alternative to big doughnut and a chance to give back to the community. Don't miss The Granite Grind!

My wife and I stopped in at this location for quick late afternoon lunch. The service provided by the staff was only secondary to the quality and deliciousness of the food. We both ordered a sandwich that was served on rye bread that was made fresh on site. We were so impressed with the taste of the bread, we bought a loaf of it before we left. Definitely would stop there again for breakfast or lunch.

This place is awesome. Just had the Reuben. Omgoodness. Fantastic. Served with their own homemade coleslaw. The coleslaw is so good it's addictive. More please. Such a quaint, quiet and clean place. I highly recommend this place. Such a treasure.

I met a friend for breakfast and it was great! COVID FRIENDLY SEATING. The bread is all made on sight and they have a good menu with all kinds of choices. The coffee is really good. The owner came over and visited and it is a really friendly neighborhood place with good food and service.

Update in response to the owner's reply: Where is your accountability? The bottom line is that I paid for a product that you offer, and I received something that was unsatisfactory and not made as advertised. And, FYI, a Grande at Starbucks is a medium. My French Bulldogs are named Venti and Trenta, so I don't need to be educated, thanks. Again, you would not be selling lattes for $6 if Starbucks hadn't paved the way for your small business, so perhaps you should write them a letter thanking them, and learn how to make a proper latte. Your lack of customer service skills are exemplified in your defensive response to my review. Enough said.nnAfter reading the great reviews, I stopped in while passing through town. First, the service was haphazard and disorganized; there was a lot of confusion. Their large lattes are only 16 ounces, but that is the case with many smaller coffee shops, so I won't hold it against them. They do not offer nonfat milk or sugar-free syrups. My order was taken by someone who appeared to be the owner, then she passed me off to a younger girl who clearly had no idea what she was doing. There was one other patron in the cafe, and I still waited 20 minutes for two lattes to be made - absolutely unacceptable. Once I left, we discovered the lattes tasted plain horrible. One was supposed to be maple and one vanilla. We couldn't tell which was which, and they both tasted bitter and unflavored. We were so disappointed. The kicker is that their prices are high, similar to Starbucks, which would be fine - I LOVE Starbucks; they are the gold standard. A lot of these smaller places don't like to hear that, but the fact of the matter is they wouldn't be in business if Starbucks hadn't done it first. And, if you charge prices like theirs, you'd better be making a good latte. This place failed, and I will not be back.