Donald Whipple Fox

Review of The Grateful Table

A very nice coffee house that seems to be usually ...

A very nice coffee house that seems to be usually busy with customers. The selection of coffee and specialties is great as is the food menu itself. (The quiche with salad is very yummy.) The staff is wonderfully warm and gracious. Stop by and see the cards, pottery, honey, jewelry and gifts made by local artists and farmers. If you have a small group gathering, you can even reserve the meeting room (10 people at most). The only drawback is that the noise level here can be quite loud with conversations, coffee grinders, milk steamers, etc. Nonetheless, it's a vibrant community locale without the huge corporate presence of many coffee shops.