Gralehaus

“The food and coffee were excellent and the service and vibes were 5 stars.”

Roy Jolo★★★★★

We recently visited The Gralehaus for breakfast & had a pretty good experience overall. One thing to know before going: after you get seated, you’ll need to place your order at the bar instead of at the table. It wasn’t a huge issue but it’s definitely helpful to know ahead of time. I ordered the Ugly Frittata & an iced maca mocha latte & both were really good. The food tasted fresh & the latte was a nice balance of smooth coffee and chocolate flavor. The menu is on the smaller side but the quality made up for the limited options. Seating is also somewhat limited, so the place can feel a littl

Troy Windhorst★★★★★

Food, service, and atmosphere were all nothing short of perfect on our visit. For brunch, this spot is everything you want it to be. Some entrees leaned toward the healthier side and I greatly appreciate that. My only word of caution is that the dining area is not large which can result in significant wait times. Highly recommend this excellent experience.

Eric Marasco★★★★★

Hidden gem. Worth every minute of the search. Service was top notch. Staff attentive, genuine, dialed in. Food hit the mark across the board. Breakfast sandwich stood out. Sausage packed with flavor, cooked right. Cappuccino made perfectly. Smooth, balanced, no bitterness. Not easy to find. No big sign out front. Had to look closely for the house number. Minor inconvenience. Zero regret. This place delivers. I will be back

Megan Z★★★★★

A Victorian home with breakfast done right in the Highlands The Highlands district alone is worth the detour. Even on a morning visit it’s easy to see how this neighborhood transforms after dark; restaurants and bars lining both sides of the street for blocks, the kind of walkable, eclectic strip that makes a city feel alive. We were there for breakfast and already wanted to come back for a nighttime visit. The Gralehaus itself is easy to miss. it lives inside a beautifully preserved Victorian home, and the signage is subtle enough that you might walk right past it. Once you’re standing dire