Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–12 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 119 W Washington St, Hartford City, IN 47348
Phone: (765) 347-8008
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Common Grounds: A Cozy Eatery with Timeless Charm
Common Grounds, 119 W Washington St, Hartford City, IN 47348, US
Reviews
There’s a self-serve drip bar, a fireplace with a couch, a little boutique to wander through, and even a quirky outhouse-style bathroom people always talk about. Right on the downtown square, it’s a quiet, comfortable place to work, meet up, or just slow down for a minute.
If I had to choose one place to eat breakfast for the rest of my life, THIS would be the place!!!
I’m from out of town and this is my first time here. Looked like it would be a nice place to visit and it has not disappointed.
When you first walk in you feel like your entering another world. A world from the past that made you feel safe and cozy. That ambiance is reflected throughout the establishment. The balcony is where I chose to sit and I’m super happy that I did.
I ordered an iced mocha, half order of biscuits and gravy, and the quiche.
The ice mocha was very good. The quiche was light and fluffy with a perfectly flaky, delicate crust. The biscuit and gravy was perfectly delightful with a creamy sausage gravy that had just the right mix of sage and pepper with big chunks of sausage.
Will I be back? I certainly hope so!!!
This place deserves 10 stars!
We decided to order wraps + potato salad (side dish) and soup. The potato salad, tangy chicken wrap and chicken bacon ranch wrap were good, the soup was even better… cheezy potato, with a great blend of cheese and seasoning. Between two of us, we also got a whipped coffee and a dirty chai latte. The whipped coffee was a unique drink we’ve never seen before, with a sweeter layer at the bottom and coffee whipped on top, the layers made to be mixed together as you drink.
The atmosphere will be a bit busy or over-the-top for some, but others will find the eclectic decor charming and fun. There’s a good amount of space inside with plenty of tables, chairs, and couches to accommodate all kinds of people.
I wish we could award 4.5 stars, as this was a great visit, but I couldn’t round up to 5, partially due to cost, which seemed a bit high for my frugal-leaning, value-for-money thinking. However, only slightly so, and I would much rather pay a little bit more at a unique, local place like this with a lot of character.
5 stars for those working: they were happy, easy-going, answered multiple menu questions, and really knew the menu well, too, with what looks like enough variety to make it interesting for multiple visits. Service was fast and friendly, although we were just minutes ahead of a modest lunch crowd.
If you’ve never been here before, it’s worth going out of your way to check out out…