Grind N Crepe - OCCOQUAN

This is a fantastic spot! The coffee is a standout feature. Although I didn't try the crepes, they looked absolutely delicious. The decor is lovely, and the atmosphere is very cozy. The customer service was quick and very attentive.

This is a fantastic crepe and coffee place! I rode my bicycle 15 miles from Springfield just to try it out, and it was worth it. The atmosphere is trendy and tranquil, with a lovely outdoor patio. The staff are friendly, and the food is delicious. Definitely come by to support your local businesses!

As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the delightful breakfast aromas of coffee, bagels, and crepes—truly enticing! The atmosphere here is warm and cozy, perfect for a brunch date. I kicked off my Friday with a peaches and cream crepe, and let me tell you, the fresh peaches paired with the light whipped cream were an amazing combination. I could have eaten more, but the savory pork bacon sausage and two eggs cooked medium really hit the spot for me. My only slight disappointment was the coffee; I ordered a large, but it seemed to be mostly foam with not much espresso. Other than that, everything else was fantastic! I highly recommend this place, and the staff is incredibly friendly too.

Very cute spot! As some have mentioned, nice and relaxed! I purchased an iced oat milk latte with half the normal amount of vanilla! It was very good. I also bought a breakfast crepe with egg bacon. It was made from scratch right on the spot! The price was good for everything it was roughly $14 not including tip. I would say: if you order food come to relax, because they are making food from scratch it may take a few minutes but worth the short wait! They have a nice patio spot to hang out on. The only tough thing in this area is parking. Plan to look around a bit for a parking spot or park a few blocks down and walk over. Its a cute town and would be great for a walking spot anyway!

The food was on point. Customer service was a little rough. Meaning they all seemed to be new and weren't super bubbly to help you. They were more short and to the point. I get it when things are new and different. But remember the customers come first and explain what's happening. We're more understanding if we realize what's happening.