Gré Coffeehouse & Art Gallery

Quirky coffee shop with a vintage feel of stepping back in time. Ordered a Cold brew with heavy cream and vanilla and a hot chocolate that was fantastic. It's a little bit of a trek to find but worth the journey. The barista was amazing and great at making you feel welcome. Bathroom sign was on point *adult themed* Free city park across the street make sure to look for it as it's easier than the street parking availability. Please note a historic marker can be found outside towards the back side/end of the coffee shop.

Very interesting little hole-in-the-wall coffee shop/art gallery/record store. If you’re a music fan and like coffee, you will absolutely love this place. The coffee was good, the people were very friendly, the vibes were amazing.

A true hidden gem. If you miss it, I can understand. It’s tucked back by the Sandwich Shop which is on my list to try but it’s got a vibe. They serve Klatch Coffee which I’m pretty indifferent to but you should try. Hopefully they can get some pastries one day bc that would make it even more awesome.

Love this place!!! Great atmosphere...browse old records and memorabilia while enjoying a delicious drink and snack. The veggie sandwich was actually super gourmet. AND there was a live DJ spinning a vinyl record set. What a gem! Will def be back. Highly recommended!

Knowing this café is in a tourist trap area, I kept expectations low. What cafe opens so late at 9am. This place tries to be a cafe and record store and fails at both. The latte was overly sweet sugar water and not what I would consider large. Why no cayenne pepper to make a mexican mocha. Any non chain cafe will have that. The lid is the dumbest cheapest flimsiest design I have ever seen. I had to take the lid off to get the sip lift up and then there is no way to keep it back so someone with facial hair is going to have the sip cover interfere with drinking so just remove lid completely. You can push cover down but it pops up unless you really push down and get it to bend and get your finger wet. The very young barista was neutral, not unfriendly but at a vintage cafe I would have someone older and chattier. The place felt more dumpy than vintage and I am old enough to remember records. Small record selection, $5 records. Revivals a thrift store has similar selection. Pass on this place, there are much better record stores and cafes within 2 miles. Props to the vintage concert poster wall. That was cool.

Best iced coffee of my life. The vintage record store vibe inside is perfect. There’s a second larger room in back. No photos allowed inside, but the art collection was also wonderful. The inside was packed with customers, yet the line moved swiftly, and the barista was fantastic.

Incredibly welcoming and enchanting. With your first step you are engulfed into a space that has a wicked vibe. One cannot help but feel the magic of music, books, and coffee delights. An incredible selection of records and books, with plentiful seating inside and out. The staff were super friendly making it easy to want to be a repeat patron several times over.

I stopped in Here on Saturday for record store day. It was a zoo.. I came back in today just to check the place out some more and grab a cup of coffee. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner Kelly who was super cool. We had some good music conversation And got to talk about some of the local businesses where we live. I definitely recommend stopping in here. She has a great selection of records and her coffee is on point. Great to meet you Kelly. Keep rocking a great shop.

Very cool environment! Step on in to this cubby of coolness with a lot of recognizable, vintage vinyl records for sale. Nancy Sinatra albums as well as tapes of blast from the past artists are numerous, With a tasteful, eclectic eye for the relevant and decorated with records painted on the floor, old music poster replicas, art, and framed collectable albums, balanced by old cameras and a rack of vintage Playboy mags, keep the feel cozy as you lounge in the high-back naugahyde booth sipping a mocha and baking in the scene. This place has periodic entertainment too. Love!

I was just wondering around downtown Palm Springs the other day when I came upon this wonderful little business. I did not need to take a meal, although the mene will have something for you. But the production design was so cool. Photos of the old days of Hollywood, flyers advertising rock concerts from the day, vintage magazines, and records. Classic vinyl. Good old rock and roll. Well, I immediately got melancholy. And when I get melancholy It triggers all these wonderful memories. Because I was there. I lived this stuff. This is my comfort zone. This wonderful friendly place with all these wonderful people. So go check out this cozy cafe and maybe, just maybe, you'll get melancholy too.