Great people and a nice place to meet up and discuss business. Limited selection of coffees but what they have is good and prices are very reasonable.
Jeff H.
Robin and Nuri are the owners of this mom and pop shop that shares space with their package and delivery business. Feels exactly right as a tonic to that corporate coffee house, with Wi-Fi, plenty of outlets, and a well-decorated, clean space. My only hesitation in writing this review is that it won't be my secret anymore - but they deserve the business!
Lenore Bird
Priority Ground is a great place to have a coffee and a snack. I bring my laptop there and work in their lounge. Good atmosphere and great service.
Sandra Brathwaite
Priorty Ground is a great place to enjoy a fresh cup of joe along with some tasty treats. Nicely decorated artwork adorn the walls which creates the perfect ambiance to enjoy the freshest coffee in town.
Cara Mitchell
Owners were very friendly and accommodating. Good coffee, snacks and great relaxed atmosphere to get my office work done. Highly recommend!!
Paul Brown
A great place to sit and enjoy coffee or tea. This is a perfect place to conduct business. They provide notary service, printing and shipping. It's like having a mobile office.
Kyriacos C.
Amazing customer service great atmosphere the people they working there are willing to go above and beyond to make your experience awesome thanks for opening in our neighborhood
Nate C.
I happened to stop in here, since another nearby 'coffee shop' didn't open until 11am (Really?! How d****** Anyway, fate sometimes works out for the best, and I discovered Priority Ground coffee shop. Yes, as other Yelper's said, it is a bit difficult to see and find (it's inside a mailbox store), but it's well worth the effort. Inside, there are several business sharing one location, however each one is excellent in its own way, and they all seem to work well together. The coffee was the main reason i came in, and I was a little put-off at first because it comes out of a machine - no barrista. However, the owner explained to me the machine uses fresh-ground Peet's Coffee beans, and serves espresso as well as any other, so I gave it a shot (sorry, pun not intended!). The coffee was good, and the price was a great value (large vanilla latte was $3.55). The owners of this mom-n-pop shop are what really makes this place shine, though. They are truly hardworking, salt-of-the-earth type folks who were warm, welcoming, and engaging. They are the kind of small business entrepreneurs that make this country great! Overall, this place is a perfect alternative to the typical, sterile 'SBUX' for students, professionals, or anyone else who needs a good workspace while sipping on some joe. They've got free wi-fi, computers, shipping and mailing services, etc. Talk about a perfect productivity center! Anyway, can't say enough good things about this place. I recommend anyone stop by and see for themselves!
Jumpei D.
This was a tremendous hidden cafe in Soledad Canyon. It was hard to identify initially because their main function is mail services, but the cafe and seatings inside were spectacular. Great for studying and hanging out. Good parking and free WiFi. The owners were so kind and this is definitely a place I will come back!
Sean H.
The whimsicality of this coffee shop is perfectly captured by the pun it makes with its name. Tucked away inside of a mailing and shipping center, it consists of a side area within the same room as the shipping area complete with a few tables, ambient music, and free wifi. The space and atmosphere are both perfect for studying, presentations, or talks with friends. As remarked by the shop's owner, myself and a close friend were even offered to borrow the shop's space or equipment for presentations, open mics, or musical performances - some of which the shop has already hosted in the past. With my first memories of the shop being a friendly conversation with the incredibly kind and welcoming owners as well as a coffee on the house for visiting for the first time, I will definitely be coming back. This spot is easy to overlook, but a must try. Stop by to chill with a friend, meet the owners, and support this wonderful local business !
Quite possibly the cleanest and friendliest cafe you'll find in Santa Clarita. If you're on Soledad, it's inside the mailbox place across from Home Depot. Their menu is simple, expresso, lattes, teas and the occasional cappuccino. They also make mochas and other traditional drinks. What gets me about this place is that it's so laid back in atmosphere. The inside is this rustic jazz bar feel. Lots of seats face the windows so it gives off this late night diner sort of feel as you sip coffee and watch the traffic just buzz by. I can't get over how peaceful it is inside. If you've ever read 'A Clean Well Lighted Place' or taken time to gaze at Nighthawks by Edward Hopper, you'll get the same vibe. Did I mention it's clean? Like super clean. So clean you'll feel bad for not picking up drops of coffee should they dribble onto the wood. Not guilt, but rather the feeling you get for laughing too loud in the Smithsonian. You kind of just want to preserve the peace.
Great people and a nice place to meet up and discuss business. Limited selection of coffees but what they have is good and prices are very reasonable.
Robin and Nuri are the owners of this mom and pop shop that shares space with their package and delivery business. Feels exactly right as a tonic to that corporate coffee house, with Wi-Fi, plenty of outlets, and a well-decorated, clean space. My only hesitation in writing this review is that it won't be my secret anymore - but they deserve the business!
Priority Ground is a great place to have a coffee and a snack. I bring my laptop there and work in their lounge. Good atmosphere and great service.
Priorty Ground is a great place to enjoy a fresh cup of joe along with some tasty treats. Nicely decorated artwork adorn the walls which creates the perfect ambiance to enjoy the freshest coffee in town.
Owners were very friendly and accommodating. Good coffee, snacks and great relaxed atmosphere to get my office work done. Highly recommend!!
A great place to sit and enjoy coffee or tea. This is a perfect place to conduct business. They provide notary service, printing and shipping. It's like having a mobile office.
Amazing customer service great atmosphere the people they working there are willing to go above and beyond to make your experience awesome thanks for opening in our neighborhood
I happened to stop in here, since another nearby 'coffee shop' didn't open until 11am (Really?! How d****** Anyway, fate sometimes works out for the best, and I discovered Priority Ground coffee shop. Yes, as other Yelper's said, it is a bit difficult to see and find (it's inside a mailbox store), but it's well worth the effort. Inside, there are several business sharing one location, however each one is excellent in its own way, and they all seem to work well together. The coffee was the main reason i came in, and I was a little put-off at first because it comes out of a machine - no barrista. However, the owner explained to me the machine uses fresh-ground Peet's Coffee beans, and serves espresso as well as any other, so I gave it a shot (sorry, pun not intended!). The coffee was good, and the price was a great value (large vanilla latte was $3.55). The owners of this mom-n-pop shop are what really makes this place shine, though. They are truly hardworking, salt-of-the-earth type folks who were warm, welcoming, and engaging. They are the kind of small business entrepreneurs that make this country great! Overall, this place is a perfect alternative to the typical, sterile 'SBUX' for students, professionals, or anyone else who needs a good workspace while sipping on some joe. They've got free wi-fi, computers, shipping and mailing services, etc. Talk about a perfect productivity center! Anyway, can't say enough good things about this place. I recommend anyone stop by and see for themselves!
This was a tremendous hidden cafe in Soledad Canyon. It was hard to identify initially because their main function is mail services, but the cafe and seatings inside were spectacular. Great for studying and hanging out. Good parking and free WiFi. The owners were so kind and this is definitely a place I will come back!
The whimsicality of this coffee shop is perfectly captured by the pun it makes with its name. Tucked away inside of a mailing and shipping center, it consists of a side area within the same room as the shipping area complete with a few tables, ambient music, and free wifi. The space and atmosphere are both perfect for studying, presentations, or talks with friends. As remarked by the shop's owner, myself and a close friend were even offered to borrow the shop's space or equipment for presentations, open mics, or musical performances - some of which the shop has already hosted in the past. With my first memories of the shop being a friendly conversation with the incredibly kind and welcoming owners as well as a coffee on the house for visiting for the first time, I will definitely be coming back. This spot is easy to overlook, but a must try. Stop by to chill with a friend, meet the owners, and support this wonderful local business !
Restaurantji Recommends
Quite possibly the cleanest and friendliest cafe you'll find in Santa Clarita. If you're on Soledad, it's inside the mailbox place across from Home Depot. Their menu is simple, expresso, lattes, teas and the occasional cappuccino. They also make mochas and other traditional drinks. What gets me about this place is that it's so laid back in atmosphere. The inside is this rustic jazz bar feel. Lots of seats face the windows so it gives off this late night diner sort of feel as you sip coffee and watch the traffic just buzz by. I can't get over how peaceful it is inside. If you've ever read 'A Clean Well Lighted Place' or taken time to gaze at Nighthawks by Edward Hopper, you'll get the same vibe. Did I mention it's clean? Like super clean. So clean you'll feel bad for not picking up drops of coffee should they dribble onto the wood. Not guilt, but rather the feeling you get for laughing too loud in the Smithsonian. You kind of just want to preserve the peace.