Grindcore House
Coffee shop · Pennsport
1515 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
Highlights
Vegan coffeehouse with punk rock vibes, pastries, sandwiches
Vegan coffeehouse with punk rock vibes, pastries, sandwiches
"A vegan pioneer, the South Philly cafe is a long-running hangout for Philadelphians. The premise is simple: great coffee and a fantastic selection of vegan food served in a cozy space, all set to an bumping soundtrack of grindcore, punk, and whatever else the baristas are in the mood for. There’s a second location, in partnership with Crust Vegan Bakery, in West Philly." - Nadia Chaudhury
"A vegan pioneer, Grindcore is a long-running hangout for South Philadelphians. The concept is simple: great coffee and a fantastic selection of vegan food in a cozy space, all set to an unusual soundtrack mixing grindcore, punk, and whatever else the baristas are in the mood for. There’s a second location, in partnership with Crust Vegan Bakery, in West Philly. Order online." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff
"A vegan pioneer, Grindcore is a long-running hangout for South Philadelphians. The concept is simple: great coffee and a fantastic selection of vegan food in a cozy space, all set to an unusual soundtrack mixing grindcore, punk, and whatever else the baristas are in the mood for. There’s a second location, in partnership with Crust Vegan Bakery, in West Philly. Order online." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff
"You might not think that a soundtrack of mostly punk and heavy metal would be conducive to getting work done, but it’s shockingly more soothing than the usual elevator music coffee shops play. The playlist and the worn-in furniture make Grindcore House in Pennsport a great, homey place to set up shop for the day. If you need some food, they have an all-vegan menu with pastries and sandwiches like a plant-based sausage, egg, and cheese and a seitan club sandwich, along with a bunch of tea and coffee options." - Candis Mclean, Alison Kessler
"Grindcore House in Pennsport stays open for takeout and delivery, posting rules or menus for passersby to see." - Rachel Vigoda
