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Grounded Cafe

4.4 (8 reviews)
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Dogs allowed
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I did not like my plain, black coffee. Decent atmosphere, if you are a hipster. The patio is unusual for downtown Pueblo.

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The Exchange - Wednesday Special 1 pastelito and a Cuban coffee for $5

The Exchange

4.3(279 reviews)
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The food and the pastelitos are delicious specially on Wednesday pastelito with cafe con leche for…read more$5 The service is very fast when they call your name you have to go to the cashier and picked your order You can seat inside or outside if the weather is good. The ambiance is excellent Recommended to everyone

The interior has charm. The food, unfortunately, does not…read more I ordered the tofu scramble breakfast burrito, a dish that sounds forgiving but rather quickly exposes whether a kitchen knows what to do with tofu. Here, it did not. The scramble was bland, the seasoning barely perceptible, and the burrito lacked anything resembling a defining flavor. Cholula provided most of the excitement. A single slice of orange arrived alongside it, less a garnish than an afterthought. The dish ultimately tasted like precisely what it appeared to be: tofu dusted with turmeric and wrapped in a tortilla. The service model was equally puzzling. Drinks are collected yourself, dishes are cleared yourself, water is not brought to the table, and my meal arrived with a fork but no knife. None of this is inherently objectionable, but it helps to explain the system, particularly to first-time visitors. A restaurant cannot expect guests to understand its rules when no one bothers to tell them what they are. The coffee was good, though sweeteners required another small scavenger hunt. Perhaps regulars know exactly where everything is, clear their plates without thinking, and return happily for the atmosphere. For a visitor, however, the "vibes" were doing considerably more work than the kitchen.

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Grounded Cafe - cafes - Updated October 2026

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