Sacred Grounds
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About
Located in Wabash, West Lafayette, United States, Sacred Grounds is a Coffee Shop. It is closed on Monday, Saturday, Sunday. Price range: budget-friendly. Also offers takeaway. Rated 4.8★ from 319 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in West Lafayette.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Sacred Grounds?+
Sacred Grounds is located at 724 Wabash Ave, Lafayette, IN 47905, West Lafayette.
What kind of place is Sacred Grounds?+
Sacred Grounds is a Coffee Shop in West Lafayette.
What are Sacred Grounds's opening hours?+
Sacred Grounds is closed on Monday, Saturday, Sunday.
Is Sacred Grounds open on Sundays?+
No, Sacred Grounds is closed on Sundays.
How expensive is Sacred Grounds?+
Sacred Grounds is generally budget-friendly.
What does Sacred Grounds offer?+
Sacred Grounds offers Takeaway, Live music, Wheelchair access, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Family friendly.
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What people say
“Great coffee, great food, great atmosphere.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
mrs true★★★★★I just love this place. It’s my favorite coffee shop in Tippecanoe County. They have and can make ALL the REAL things. Their coffees, teas, and matcha are all top quality and so are their machines. The family who runs this place are amazing Spirit filled people. The food has always been good as well. Sometimes when I want a quiet place to sit and do my morning Bible study in between meetings, errands, or activities, I come here.
Yuxuan Fang★★★★★I always drive by here but have no time to sit in and enjoy a cup of coffee here during the school days. When I finally stop by in the summer, I feel regret for not being here earlier! This place has the most unique and impressive coffee beans for the pull overs. And the atmosphere here is so fascinating! Absolutely recommend.
CJ★★★★★I saw "best chai I've ever had" in the reviews so I knew I had to stop here as I passed through town. Depending on which way you come from, you will also get the opportunity to see a bunch of cool art and murals! The space was super unique and the aesthetics were popping off. I can definitely see why this is the neighborhoods go to spot as it had a fairly good amount of people on a weekday morning. Although, there is still a good amount of seating so you should be able to find a spot. I ordered a hot chai and one of their gluten free pumpkin muffins because the gal working the register sold
Kate Boughton★★★★★My 7 year old son and I LOVED our time here. Shared the dirty hippy and played card games. Not too loud to talk, but comfortable enough to laugh and have a good time. Highly recommend.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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