DBM Grind
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DBM Grind is a small ground-floor cafe on George Street in Parramatta, with a glass pastry counter and a compact coffee bar. It is best known for consistently good coffee and acai bowls, and suits a quick breakfast or a coffee break. David Frater Reserve is a four-minute walk away.
About DBM Grind
Food at DBM Grind
Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served. Acai bowls are the dish regulars mention most, loaded with toppings and sauces such as biscoff, and a pistachio scroll gets a mention too. One diner found a cheese and ham croissant cold inside, so ask for savoury pastries warm.
What to order: Acai bowl
Coffee and drinks
Visitors say the coffee is consistently good, and one reviewer singles out the team for being pleasant to chat with. One visitor found a mocha tasted more of coffee than chocolate. Matcha lattes are on the menu too.
Facilities at DBM Grind
What visitors say about DBM Grind?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- π¬Regulars praise the coffee as consistently good, with friendly staff.
- π¬Visitors say service is quick and the team is friendly.
- π¬Acai bowls with plenty of toppings are a repeat pick.
Near DBM Grind
Visitor tips for DBM Grind
- βSome tables are outside, so a takeaway coffee can be enjoyed while sitting outdoors.
- βOpening hours are weekdays only, from 7am to 4pm, so plan a weekday visit.
- βAsk for savoury croissants warm; one visitor found one cold in the middle.
Getting to DBM Grind
Ground Floor, 79 George St, Parramatta NSW 2150. Parking is available on site, with David Frater Reserve a few minutes away on foot.
FAQ
What are DBM Grind's opening hours?
It opens from 7am to 4pm, Monday to Friday, and is closed on weekends.
Was DBM Grind called something else before?
Yes, it was previously known as Good George before taking its current name.
Does DBM Grind have outdoor seating?
Yes, it has some tables outside as well as seating inside.
Does DBM Grind serve brunch?
Yes, it serves breakfast, brunch and lunch.