Broken Grounds Coffee

Locally owned "Mom and Pop" coffee shop in the heart of Amish country. It's a great atmosphere that is warm and cozy. They offer a breakfast and a lunch menu with breakfast being my favorite. Their portions are good sized and the food is very good! It can get pretty busy in the mornings but the wait it worth it and the servers always greet you with a warm smile.

The atmosphere here is nice and relaxing. The coffee is great, but sometimes a bit slow in being made. Great food, and nice people. Please think about putting a microwave somewhere where people can use it. I guarantee it would be a huge hit!

Very tasty coffee downtown in this intimate little shop. They hold church service on Sundays which is lovely - bring the family! Not much for food options, but they do have some nice pastries to choose from. Staff is very friendly and they work hard. Drive-thru option is great

Avoid this coffee shop. The service is incredibly slow. We waited 45 minutes for a couple burritos and avocado toast and drinks. The burritos were very small and the avocado toast was pathetic. Basically a slice of toast with avocado smeared on it and no other toppings. Not quite sure why this needed to take so long as there were easily at least 5 people working. Definitely do not recommend

Super good smoothies and their fries are the best. Service is great! Everyone was super respectful. It has a really cute cozy cafe ambiance.

You are in Amish country on a Sunday morning. Not a chance in he!! that there will be anyplace open for breakfast. But you check Yelp just in case. Sure enough-one place is open!! Let's go!Saw people walking in with their own beverages and sitting down. Ok they will wait for their group and then order. Cool- there is a guy on the stage with an acoustic guitar- we get live music. Wait in line to order, place starts filling up (it's almost 10) so my wife grabs a couple seats for us. I wait in line and order coffee and sandwiches. They are slammed. Drive thru is hopping- line is getting bigger behind me. Let's tip them well. Sit down to wait for my name to be called and the guy on stage is talking about an Indian Reservation they went to for some charity work. Great! Nice to know he is a good person. Then the lady who took my order walks by with a microphone. She is part of the musical accompaniment. Even better. Lyrics pop up on the video screens and they are Christian songs. Nice again. But not what I was expecting. Three songs later they stop and the guy on the beat box is now in sermon mode. He is the pastor of the church. The church that is holding service while I am eating. Odd but ok. Give me a heads up next time. Food was delicious. And his sermon hit home for both my wife and I. The locals filled the place and kept coming all morning. They knew good food and great atmosphere. We will be back for the food. And the HUGE mugs of nice nice coffee. And we might even stay for the sermon. Bonus.

We were looking forward to breakfast here this morning. As soon as we entered, noticed a full on religious service going on, very loudly, and there was even a small table near the door with a place to leave offerings. We did not stay for coffee or breakfast as had been our plan due to the religious service being held in a public venue.The food may be fantastic but we will never know. It would have been nice to know in advance that the coffee shop turned into a church on Sunday mornings. Interesting as we walked in behind another couple staying at the same hotel where we stayed, and they too left without ordering anything.

Foods cooked to order, with an amazing staff that would do anything to make your visit wonderful. The coffee house is always clean and well decorated and definitely a place to to take the family for lunch when you need a healthy and reasonably priced place to go besides fast food. Definitely recommend!

Absolutely wow. Coffee is fantastic, they have almond milk. And the home made Biscuits with egg, bacon and cheese is next level. I would go out of my way for this place. Lots of seating. Good service. Love the whole vibe.

The place had good reviews and is one of the few places open on Sundays. We arrived at 10am. There were about five people waiting in line in front of us. There was a ministry service going on in the dining area, with microphone, instruments, speakers, and the congregation. We stood in line for 30 minutes before getting to the cash register. They had seven people working in the kitchen but it had to be the most inefficient operation ever. It appeared the manager stopped working to take inventory of items in the fridge, etc. while customers were waiting forever for orders. Before we got to place our order at the register, we decided we were going to take the order to go because we didn't want to eat in the middle of a church service and we were frustrated and just wanted to leave. The coffee was some of the worst we've had in a while. The food took 28 minutes to receive. We were there A FULL HOUR just to get a breakfast carryout order. It wasn't even busy! The egg, bacon, and cheese biscuit was excellent, but definitely not worth an hour wait in the middle of someone else's church service. Needless to say we were both a bit hangry by the time we ate, which was an unfortunate way to wrap up a weekend trip in Amish county and a poor way to kick off our 20th anniversary that day.