Gather + Grounds North

I have come to this place twice now and both times, I was met with very friendly staff. The atmosphere gives off an industrial vibe and it is very fun and clean. The first time there I got the muffaletta. It was very good, but the bread is a little thick for my liking. A muffaletta should have a thinner bread with a hard crusty top. The second time I went in and got a sausage, egg and cheese biscuit totally blows put Tim Horton, Wendy's, McDonald's and Burger King out of the water. It was fabulous. The biscuit is homemade, the egg and sausage were good quality and it just made my stomach very happy! I highly recommend you try this place if you haven't yet.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gather + Grounds is something truly special This café is more than just a great place to grab coffee — it's a space built on purpose, inclusion, and community. Operated through Rising Stars Academy, Gather + Grounds gives young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities the chance to gain real-world job experience in a supportive, welcoming environment. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is warm and uplifting. The students and staff are incredibly friendly, the service is excellent, and the drinks and food are delicious. It’s clear that everything here is done with care and intention. What makes Gather + Grounds stand out is how it creates opportunity. Every visit helps support the personal growth and independence of people who deserve to be seen, valued

Centerline is my regular location but I went to the Richmond location when I was there for a sports tournament. The breakfast sandwiches were delicious and the kind person even labeled them since I bought 4 different ones. This is a great business for both communities. I highly support! Keep up the great work! 🥰

The drinks and food were amazing! We got caramel iced cappuccinos and breakfast sandwiches. Everything was fresh and tasted so good. Jasmine and Lori were so sweet and got us everything we needed. Highly recommend this place!

Why I waited so long to try this place, I have no idea, but I'm definitely glad I finally got the chance to stop in. This place is more than a sandwich coffee shop, it's a place where special needs people get to work with the public & put their training they receive at the Centerline location to good use, preparing them for the workforce. There was only one gentleman from the training center working when we stopped in on Saturday, but he was so polite & boy o boy, he made some fabulous sandwiches! And I'll say, it's apparent they definitely received fantastic training because everything we received was delicious & top notch! First off, WOW is the inside of this establishment HUGE! Something I wasn't expecting. They have an area off to the right with a comfy couch & an oversized comfy ch