Grind Coffee

08/31/2026

Do yourself a favor friends, get yourself to The Daily Scoop in Swisher!

Larry & I enjoyed some YUMMY ice cream yesterday afternoon! 🍦

I’m on a mission to try ALL their seasonal flavors!

So far I’d give Apple Crisp 👍🏽👍🏽

This weeks hours!

Make sure you come see us! Don’t forget, we also have all flavors in the store packed in quarts, ready to go home!

08/31/2026

We can’t wait to see you all Friday night at the Rapids Night Meet ‘26 at Hawkeye Downs Speedway and Expo Center!

08/30/2026

We still have a few things left from the shop for sale.

Prices are listed in the comments on each picture.

If there is still a picture on this post, it’s still available.

We also have the 12ft church pew that we refinished the cushion on to be black pleather for $50 (not pictured).

Please reach out if anyone is interested.

Thank you ❤️

08/25/2026

As you know, we have closed our brick & mortar coffee shop in Fairfax.

We have the following items for sale, prices listed in the comments.

I will be adding items to this post as we pack up the shop.

Thank you. ❤️

08/23/2026

Make your way to Clymer Park in Palo tomorrow!

We will have the coffee trailer there from 11am-3pm! ☕️❤️

Whoa! Lots of great vendors tomorrow! Plus free cream and live music!

08/20/2026

Today is the final day our coffee shop in Fairfax will be open. 💔

The shop is open today until 11am.

Stay tuned for an event calendar for our coffee trailer. 🗓️❤️☕️

Thank you to all our amazing staff and customers who have all become like family. We can’t tell you enough how much we appreciate all your support. 🫶🏼

📍325 80th St Ct in Fairfax

08/19/2026

Tomorrow is our last day at our shop in Fairfax.

Please stop out today until 11am or tomorrow 7-11am.

📍325 80th St Ct in Fairfax

08/14/2026

Make sure to stop by the coffee shop in Fairfax today until 11am to snag yourself a Carmel Apple Cold Brew!

📍325 80th St Ct in Fairfax

The shop will be closing Aug 20th 😩

08/10/2026

We want to send out a BIG THANK YOU to the Tim Anderson Memorial group for having out to their annual Golf Tournament on Saturday for the 3rd year!

We always love being a part of your event! ❤️

And, to Nichol Matthess with the and to all the customers who came and visited the coffee trailer on Sunday afternoon!

THANK YOU so much for having us, supporting us, and visiting!

We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and be a part of your events.

Our shop in Fairfax will be closing on August 20th at 11am.

Please come out and support us for the last few weeks we will have the shop open.

On August 1st, the CR Farmer’s Market had cancelled due to bad weather, and unfortunately, we had already purchased quite a bit of product in order to prepare for that event, and of course we didn’t end up getting to use much of it.

So if you’re someone who needs to or just likes to drink Almond milk, please stop by the shop and grab a FREE carton of Almond milk.

They are getting close to their expiration date of August 22nd, and we’d hate to see them wasted/poured out if we don’t use them in time.

We have 3 extra cartons on hand.

We will not be able to hold them or deliver them.

You must pick them up, and it will be a first come, first serve basis.

Our business hours are M-F 7-11am and Sat/Sun 8am-12pm.

We are located at 325 80th St Ct in Fairfax.

Thank you again for everything! ❤️

08/06/2026

I have had these very same thoughts and feelings.

I applaud Anhs Bread Therapy for being honest and true to herself and her customers.

Please keep this in mind each and every time you ask a small business for a donation. It’s just not always possible.

We have started being mindful of those asking us to donate, or asking us for anything actually, to see if they ever come to our shop, or our coffee trailer, and 90% of the time, I’ve never seen them before.

Dear❤️
Before you start reading, i just want to let you know this weighs on my chest since i started anh’sBreadTherapy.

I am asked regularly to donate to a fundraiser, events, collaborations and work for exposure throughout the year. I d like to address it in a clear way.
First thing first, my “no” does not mean i don’t care. It simply does not work out financially for my small business to donate to every request.
In many cases, requesters have never supported my business in any way before or followed on my social media or only followed me right before they dm me asking for free stuff.

Secondly, every single product i put out for sale every day is not mass-produced. I make each of them by hands by myself only. Just like every other people out there, i have a family and my time is valuable too. I am an immigrant and i try to work hard, pay tax and prove the discriminators wrong. I don’t come here just for a nationality for social benefits to pool money sending it anywhere but to work hard to support my family like any other bread winners! So if i spend time at my only job here at my bakery, i need to make sure i am paid first.

Thirdly, do i ever donate? I won’t answer the question because people have different thoughts and reactions to charity, donation. In my opinion, if i have to donate for people to know about my business in return. It’s a transaction. I just want to say simply i have supported and would love and am willing to support those who support me. Before i can help others, i need to survive first. And my support does not need to be marketed. It just makes me smile at the end of every work day.

Last but not least, when you choose to support a small business, you are just not paying for the final products. You are helping with ingredients, supplies, equipment, hours of work, skills, years of experience, time away from our families.

By the way, from Saturday the 8/15 our Vi decided to spend more time with her loved one on Saturdays. She still works during the week tho. That’s understandable and respectful.

Thank you for reading till the end. I hope it won’t offend anyone who used to reach out to me. I try my best every day to contribute to our community with what is manageable for my business. ❤️
—anh’sBreadTherapy—