The Mosaic Grind

I found this café yesterday after taking a different route home from work, and it really caught my eye. The outside is charming, and once you walk in, the decor is beautiful — warm wood, leather seating, and a cozy, modern atmosphere that feels a bit luxurious. It was my first time there, so it took me a moment to look over the menu. The young lady at the counter seemed a bit rushed, but she was polite. I ordered a matcha latte, which was smooth, delicious, and at the perfect temperature, exactly how I asked for it. I also got a biscuit with egg, bacon, and cheese, and the flavor was wonderful. The only thing that disappointed me was the presentation. My biscuit was handed to me wrapped in plastic film, without a plate. Because it was hot, the cheese melted and stuck to the plastic. I wa

Definitely worth the two minutes detour off of the freeway! I always like finding great independent coffee shops. Keep your money in your community. But they also make a great cup of coffee, and if you want to sit and enjoy, there is plenty of room do so.

This was such a lovely little find on this rainy morning! The chai latte was delicious, the space was very open and comfortable, and the restrooms were so clean! If you’re traveling through, it’s definitely worth a stop. I wish we could’ve sat on the little patio!

The coffee is great and the two women at the register were really friendly. The space is also really cool and comfy to hang out in and relax.

The best place to stop for coffee and lunch along interstate 40. They source their coffee from the best coffee roaster, and the food is fresh and made in-house. Try the London Fog tea with the creamy foam and not too sweet. For breakfast, go for the brisket burrito with homemade pico. ​The biscuit sandwiches are soft and fluffy. Sip your tea and read a book in their numerous oversized chairs. Nothing beats a high-quality locally owned business.