Grand Coffee Too

I walked in and there appeared to be four employees milling around chatting. One person was making coffee and one was cleaning. The other two seemed to be doing not much No one paid any attention to me for several minutes. The person making coffees greeted me but was obviously busy. Eventually, one of the chatting people came over to take my order. While I was waiting for my coffee, I looked around. When I was here last time, it was packed and there were only about six seats. Now there are a few more seats and a table nearby, toward the art gallery. The area wasn't full but people were definitely hanging around to enjoy their coffees.The coffee was ok. Not very strong but it served its purpose.

Thought the staff was great.My oatmilk latte was just too strong for me, like this espresso is a punch to your face strong.I'm more of a light to medium espresso person.But, the area is cool for meeting up with friends and the staff is friendly.

Lovely, bright airy space. They had a special brown sugar chai syrup that they can add to espresso drinks. I had a cappuccino with oatmilk with this syrup. Very yum. Friendly staff. Overall, really enjoyed this cafe.

Wow, really nice big airy space that's mostly an art gallery and entrance way for various offices. Fun to sit here and look at the art. There are restrooms in the back (unlike the other Grand Coffee a block away). You have to ask for the code.The espresso coffee is good here, and the baristas are nice. They have a few pastries and colorful stuff for kids. There are some bar stools and a few big communal tables.

I think people love to love Grand Coffee. It's got the heart & soul you'd expect from a Mission Street cafe; the walls of this new location is littered with funky art. I wasn't a fan of the bitter mocha I once got from their original location, but I was down to give them another shot. This time, I ordered a "not coffee" -- a Lime Rickey ($5) which had zero sweetness. Perhaps a syrup-sweetened latte would suit me more; orange blossom orgeat sounds promising. I'm not giving up on Grand yet. They've got potential, I know it. (This is beginning to sound like, "I can fix him.") Reasonable prices, interesting non-coffee drink selection, there's pan dulce in the display case I've yet to try, & they're right next door to my go-to movie theater. Better bring your A game next time, Grand Coffee!

nice espresso beans; the oat latte was pretty strong and not sweetened which was nice. the chai was better though

I'm a fan of their iced oat lattes. They use big cubed ice, which melts slower. The service is always great. Ambience is cute with the art gallery off to the side. A few bar stool seating and small benches. Maybe not the best place to get work done. More of a grab and go.I've noticed they have a fly issue? Always a bunch of low hanging flies/large gnats in the center of the shop. Won't stop me from coming back but not ideal...

Visited Grand Coffee Too for the first time on a Friday evening and had a great experience! It's a super cute and artsy coffee shop, perfect hangout spot with friends. Loved the vibes here and the staff was SO welcoming and friendly. Just note that it's very small, so seating is limited. I believe there are around 6 counter seats in total, as well as a bench.I ordered the Iced Matcha and loved it! You can choose either whole milk or oat milk, and can also order this drink hot if you prefer hot drinks. It was ready pretty quickly, and they provided a beautiful coaster that perfectly matched the vibes of the shop. My friend and I also tried their chocolate chip cookie, which was absolutely AMAZING. The center was thick and I loved how I could taste the salt. It was perfect. Definitely would order these again. Can't wait to visit again next time in the area!

Visited the new Grand Coffee on a Saturday morning. Really interesting space with a coffee bar upfront and an art gallery in the back. A few bar seats are available for those who want to enjoy coffee inside. Food & Drinks: Cappuccino: Well foamed milk, with a rich espresso. Filtered Coffee: Nice medium to dark roast with slight acidity. Almond cake: really tasty, not too sweet, almond cake was rich and dense with a fine crumb that paired well with the tart Pluto jam. Service was awesome, Kim was super warm and friendly, chatted about the new space and other great coffee shops in the area. Definitely would come back again!

The coffee was okay--we had a cappuccino and a latte. The cappuccino was a bit bitter, but adding sugar made it fine. The ambiance was nice, and we wanted to enjoy our coffee inside the café in cute coffee cups. Unfortunately, the server never asked if it was for here or to go and served the coffee in to-go cups, which was a bit disappointing. A small detail, but it would have made the experience better.