High Grounds Coffee Roasters — Glassboro
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University Town Square Roastery & Café

High Grounds Coffee RoastersGlassboro, New Jersey

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A Death of the Fox Brewing Company room

A café and roastery on Glassboro Town Square, steps from Rowan Boulevard. All coffee is roasted onsite, the kitchen runs all-day brunch and pressed sandwiches, and the room doubles as the campus-side hub for music and student life.

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Students enjoying coffee at outdoor tables on Glassboro Town Square
Town square
Assorted pastries arranged on a tray
The case
Tray of golden butter croissants
Laminated daily
Almond croissants in the pastry case
Almond croissant
Tray of fruit danishes in the pastry case
Danishes
Muffins in the pastry case by the register
Muffins

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Reviews

What neighbors say about High Grounds Coffee Roasters.

4.7386 Google reviewsAs of July 2026
3 weeks ago
Best study spot near Rowan, hands down. The coffee flight is a great way to taste what they're roasting that week.
JJordan P.
1 month ago
All-day brunch plus live music on the weekends. The avocado toast and a cortado is my standing Saturday order.
SSam W.
2 months ago
Lovely rustic space right on the town square. Can get loud during student nights — go early if you want quiet.
PPriya N.

Address

100 High St W
Glassboro, NJ 08028
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Hours

Hours
Monday – Friday6:30a – 5p
Saturday7a – 5p
Sunday7a – 5p

At this location

  • ·Café kitchen & all-day brunch
  • ·On-site roasting
  • ·Coffee flights
  • ·Live music nights
  • ·Free Wi-Fi & outlets
  • ·Walk to Rowan University

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Questions about High Grounds Coffee Roasters

Parking, how this location differs from the other two, and what to expect when you walk in. Answers below are specific to Glassboro.

Where do I park?

We're on Glassboro Town Square at 100 High St W. Use the free public town-square lots and the metered street spots on High Street and Rowan Boulevard — most are a one- to two-minute walk. Weekday mornings and student move-in weekends are the tightest.

How is Glassboro different from the other two locations?

Glassboro is the café and roastery on the Rowan side of town: coffee is roasted onsite and there's a full kitchen running all-day brunch and pressed sandwiches. It's coffee only — no beer here. Beer lives at Death of the Fox in Clarksboro.

Is the menu the same as the other locations?

The espresso bar, signature lattes, and whole-bean coffee are shared. Glassboro adds the Café Kitchen and All-Day Brunch menus you won't find at the other two, plus coffee flights. Ordering is per location — use the Glassboro link so your order lands here.

What should I expect when I walk in?

A rustic, high-ceilinged room right on the square, busy with students and neighbors. Order at the counter, grab a table, plug in. Weekend mornings and live-music nights get loud; early mornings are calm.

Is it good for studying?

It's the go-to study room near Rowan — free Wi-Fi, outlets, and long tables. During finals week, come early or bring headphones.

Can I host an event here?

Yes. Evening buyouts of the café floor (up to 60) and the stage corner (up to 25) are available for student orgs, open mics, readings, and launches. Request a date from the events page.

How the three fit together

Three separate places.
One family behind them.

These are three distinct addresses in South Jersey — not three areas of one building. Each has its own street address, its own hours, its own staff, and its own online ordering. You visit one at a time.

What they share is ownership and supply: Death of the Fox Brewing Company roasts the coffee and brews the beer, and the same espresso bar and whole-bean lineup runs through all three. Beyond that, each location has a menu built for its own neighborhood — so a brunch plate or a beer may only exist at one of them.

Pick the location closest to you, then order from that location's link so your order is made in the right kitchen.

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