Slave To The Grind

Let me start by saying the aroma when you walk in is heavenly but the best part was just being greeted even though the barista was in the middle of helping someone else. I'm a plain Jane when it comes to coffee, hot/cold and black. Although their chalk board was a little overwhelming I decided to be a rebel this time and go with an iced coffee cake flavored black coffee. I must admit I was blown away at first sip. It was as delicious as dipping coffee cake into a hot coffee or sipping on some coffee with some coffee cake in my mouth. Either way they nailed the flavor and I'll be back to try some other flavors.

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For years, I swore Slave to the grind was an Irish pub... I think it may have been the green awnings, lol. To my surprise, it's an aromatic, atmosphere rich staple to the bronxville area. With endless coffee, endless customer service, and did I mention endless coffee. This has been a go-to spot for me for the summer. My girlfriend loves their Chai, although their matcha is hit or miss depending on who is making it. Regardless, I can say this spot is good. Im not a huge coffee drinker, but I may break for one of their specialty roasts lining the wall. I feel you should do the same.Cheers!

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Awful tasting coffee. Tastes burnt and like it has been sitting there all day. Run by a bunch of college students so you’ll be walking into very loud, dirty looking coffee shop. Would not recommend.Food: 1/5

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The coffee was ok but not worth the price. I also purchased 2 croissants and they were so old and stale they were inedible; these should never have been available for purchase.

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Such a good coffee shop. Really good sizes, if you want a large iced latte, you get a LARGE. So authentic and great service. Best in town

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