answer:As a foodie, I am always on the lookout for new restaurants to try to satisfy my taste buds. Recently, I stumbled upon a little gem in the heart of the city – The Daily Grind. This cozy coffee shop cum café serves a variety of breakfast and lunch options along with some delectable coffee blends. As soon as I walked in, I was struck by the stylish decor and modern vibe of the place. The Daily Grind has a minimalist yet welcoming ambiance, adorned with trendy posters and wall art. The clean and sleek look of the furniture and decor gave off a very relaxed and peaceful vibe. The warm lighting and soft background music made for the perfect atmosphere to catch up with friends, work or simply enjoy a good meal. After being seated, I skimmed through the vast menu that catered to all kinds of dietary requirements. I decided to go for their signature dish, the Morning Glory Breakfast Burrito, which arrived piping hot and was bursting with flavor. The burrito had scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, potatoes, cheese, and salsa, all wrapped up in a tortilla. It was the perfect balance of spices and flavors, and the portion size was more than generous given the price. My dining companion decided to give the Chicken and Apple Panini a try, and it did not disappoint. The sandwich was perfectly grilled and layered with a scrumptious combination of sliced chicken, green apple, arugula, and their zesty special sauce. It came with a side of seasoned sweet potato fries, which were equally as delicious. The Daily Grind also had some vegetarian options on the menu, including the Avocado Toast, which is a popular item among patrons. The coffee at The Daily Grind was hands down the best I have had in the area. The barista knew her stuff and whipped up a hot cup of their signature blend, which was full-bodied and rich in flavor with a perfect balance of bitterness and sweetness. The coffee was brewed to perfection and they take great pride in their selection of coffee beans by sourcing them from a gourmet coffee roaster in Ethiopia. Apart from the food, the customer service at The Daily Grind was top-notch. The staff were very polite and welcoming, and took great care to ensure everyone had a pleasant experience. They were attentive and helpful, and even suggested some of their must-try items from the menu. One standout feature of The Daily Grind was their efforts towards sustainability. They use eco-friendly products, including compostable coffee cups and takeout containers, and donate a portion of the proceeds towards various environmental charities. This is a great initiative towards a greener planet and it is commendable that they take such efforts in running their business. Overall, The Daily Grind is a fantastic addition to the local food scene. It is a great spot for a leisurely brunch or a quick coffee break, offering reasonably priced breakfast and lunch items with flavors that pack a punch. The level of service was exceptional, and the ambiance and decor make for a comfortable and trendy space to dine in. The efforts towards sustainability are commendable and add to the overall positive experience at The Daily Grind. I highly recommend this buzzing café to anyone looking for a delicious meal or a fresh brew.

answer:I do not have access to the exact hours of operation for the daily grind. However, it is common for coffee shops and cafes to open early in the morning and close in the evening. It would be best to check the restaurant's website or social media pages for their hours of operation, or give them a call to confirm.

answer:The duration of the BET fellowship award is initially for a period of 3 years, extendable for 2 more years based on performance. The procedure for upgrading from JRF to SRF is that the performance of JRF will be assessed by the end of the 2nd year and will be upgraded to SRF.

answer:To be eligible for the BET fellowship award, candidates must have passed after January 1, 2006, or will appear (till August 2007) for Masters in Bioinformatics, Biotechnology (M. Sc/M. Tech/M. V. Sc) recognized by UGC/AICTE, Molecular Human Genetics offered at BHU, and Neuroscience offered at Jiwaji University. Candidates should be below the age of 28 years, and 33 years in case of reserved categories and women candidates. They are required to have a minimum of 60% (55% for reserved categories) of the total marks (equivalent in grade) to be eligible for the award.