urban grind coffee house

never again!!!!!  i decided to check this spot out when a friend told me how cozy it was to get a cup ofcoffeeand get some work done.  i attempt to order a beverage at the counter, using a $20 bill to pay for my purchase.  the male barista advised me he did not have enough $1 bills to complete my change. as a kind gesture, i told him i had some singles i could give him.  so he gave me a $5 and i went to my table and got five $1 bills for him.  upon
returning to the counter i provided him with the equivalent amount of singles for the $5.  he then proceeds to give me $5 less than the amount due to me for my change.  understanding that he had confused himself, i attempted to explain to him that me giving him change had nothing to do with my actual transaction.  he alleged that i
was trying to trick him, but ultimately gave me my change.

i then go back to my table to wait for my drink and after more than 30 minutes, received nothing. so i go back up to the counter where he stated that his manager would have to review the cameras (i assume to make sure i didn't try to trick him) and that he could not give me the drink that i paid for.  i inquired how i was going to be compensated
and he said, once investigated, i would have a credit for my next visit. 

i am a professional woman with have never in my life been treated as a criminal for a $5 drink. 
the associate clearly could not count and should not be working anywhere involving monetary transactions.  not
only did he alleged i was all but a criminal, he didn't even come over to me to tell, me, i had to get up to ask about my paid drink.  i had to email the manager who apparently gave him such instructions and still trying to figure out when & how i will be reimbursed.  i will never return to this business ever again.

very relaxing. great coffee. affordable.. thiscoffeeis wonderful! it tastes very similar to starbuckscoffeebut for half the price! comfortable couches you can sit on and chat with friends, they do poetry nights as well as comedy nights (open mic and booking shows) great place to go.

5/5

when i first walked into urban grind, i was reminded of thosecoffeehouses you see in movies, where our hero is sitting with his significant other, a live band or poet recital in the background. it's a place where you can go to grab a quick cup of coffee, go to read a book, or listen to local artists and poets. that being said, i'd probably never go back.  atmosphere - the best way to describe urban grind is urban decay mixed with a bit of antique hipster. the shop feels clean, but at the same time there's a definite grungy aspect. it almost feels like someone's grandmother decided to up and move into a new urban environment. concrete floors mixed with old furniture gives urban grind one of the most unique feels of anycoffeeshop i've been to, but in all honesty it's not my cup of tea.coffee- urban grind brews a colombian style coffee, and offers up the general selection ofcoffeedrinks. i sampled their standard cup as well as a cappuccino, and both tasted good. there's nothing