The Campus Grind

Way overpriced and the staff is rude. They don’t know how to make coffee drinks and the food is subpar

Im not gonna lie, the food here is okay but it is so expensive for what they offer… I usually come here as a last minute before rushing to class and overall it is a bit pricy but the food is okay, i guess.

They have a good selection of healthy foods as well as snack foods with gluten free options, smoothies, coffee, and teas with a friendly staff and artsy atmosphere perfect for studying, reading, or script writing!

I go to school at USF so even though I don’t love the food, it is convenient so I pick up lunch every so often. They are way overpriced for what you get. Since they are located next to the university, you would think they would be more student friendly in their pricing. The last thing I ordered was the vegetable risotto. It was okay but not great. It was $ 8 for maybe a cup of rice and no sides. Ridiculously small portion for the price. The coffee is good but nothing exceptional. The bagels are brought in and are usually dried out. Their homemade pie is great. I want to love them because it is a cool atmosphere and local but unless they change something, it will be a once in a while convenience.

So… This place has okay food. Most of it isn’t interesting and the wraps are below par. The salads are good enough. Very expensive for what they give you. Honestly, their coffee is possibly the worst coffee around. I think it’s only extremely busy because it is the only viable option on Campus for coffee. They have beer though, that’s a plus.

A winning place for lunch after hitting the Dali Museum. Great friendly service. My kids loved the smoothies.

Great iced coffee. I also like their pizza and salads. Everything seems very fresh. Staff is very nice!

A great café/​sit-​down restaurant, The Campus Grind provides a variety of items that range from salads, wraps and soups to smoothies, coffee & espresso, and hot/​iced tea. They’re vegetarian and gluten-​friendly, and provide unique pizzas made on pita versus an actual pizza crust.
Although I’m not an espresso/​coffee drinker, many students and staff around the campus enjoy coming to the Grind for their caffeine fix. I have heard many compliments of their coffee being much better than Starbucks and at a cheaper price, so I’d recommend giving them a try.
The Campus Grind also have bakery items at the read including brownies, scones, and muffins. They also provide regular drinks such as water, izze products, and soda products.
The staff isfriendly and tend to their customers consistently. It’s usually fairly busy and gets slammed with customers during lunch or after classes are released. Definitely recommend!