Transcend Coffee + Roastery - Grove City, Ohio

David G.

The place itself is nice and atmosphere is great. Service was fine and it’s a good experience. That’s where the good ends.

The lattes are horrendous. If hell had lattes this is what they’d taste like. If you have taste buds get a latte elsewhere.

Hope they learn to roast their beans or outsource them because the shop itself is awesome and has so much potential.

William G.

My wife and I just visited here for the first time on Saturday. It was such a great experience. The staff were friendly and the place had such a warm welcoming vibe. The coffee was excellent and so were the bacon, egg, and cheese bagels we had. We will definitely be visiting here again soon.

Wendy K.

I love this beautiful coffee shop. The coffee is wonderful and the atmosphere is…as its name…transcendent! It is a wonderful place to meet old and new friends. Such a truly positive representation of the Grove City community. I live in Kansas and walk down every time I’m in town! It’s a great place to visit for great coffee and good conversation! I can’t wait for the next time I get to go!

MoveMe2 C.

Cutest coffee shop, but front entrance isn’t wheelchair or stroller friendly and the back doesn’t indicate it’s the coffee shop to enter just has hours. The latte lacked flavor (caramel, butterscotch and vanilla just tasted like milk. 🫠

Brent M. (.

Great coffee. Love the sausage, egg, and cheese on Asiago bagel sandwich. Service can be a little slow when they get busy, but that's to be expected.

T C.

Decided to drive 30 min just to come here. Location and workers are nice. I decided to get a small frozen Carmel. Coffee was good but if you’re someone who doesn’t like the coffee taste and wanted a caramel flavor not so much. Prices were around the average- a little high depending what you get. Service was fast and inside seems like a nice quiet place to relax if you have time. I’ll come back it in town but not something I would drive 30 min for again.

Justin M.

Transcend Coffee Shop is an absolute gem and a testament to what a community-driven business should be. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by an atmosphere that is both inviting and inspiring. The space strikes the perfect balance between cozy and modern, with a warmth that mirrors the heart of its visionary owner.

The coffee itself is a revelation—each cup a masterful blend of bold flavors and rich aromas that clearly result from the meticulous sourcing of the finest beans. But what truly sets Transcend apart is the ethos of its owner, who operates the business with unwavering integrity and a commitment to excellence. Their dedication to sustainability is evident in every aspect of the shop, from ethically sourced beans to eco-friendly packaging.

Moreover, the owner’s passion for fostering community shines through in their unwavering support for local artisans and events. They go above and beyond to ensure their business reflects values of fairness, inclusivity, and kindness. Whether it’s paying coffee farmers above-market prices, hosting community workshops, or creating a welcoming space for everyone, their principles are woven into every detail of Transcend Coffee Shop.

Visiting Transcend isn’t just about grabbing coffee—it’s about experiencing a business that believes in making the world better, one cup at a time. This isn’t just a coffee shop; it’s a movement, and the owner is a true inspiration. Transcend Coffee Shop is an absolute must-visit for anyone who values quality, integrity, and community.

Abigail L.

My husband and I just moved from downtown Columbus, so we were excited to check out a local coffee shop as we enjoy supporting small businesses. The coffee was fine, but as we were leaving we noticed something.
Next to the front door is a yellow sticker that represents what's called 'medical-freedom', which uses outdated, medical misinformation to support the choice to not vaccinate. I called the owner, Megan, and she confirmed that this business represents this ideology. I am immunocompromised, and the idea of someone preparing food without inoculation against covid, measles, etc. is concerning.
This is a strange way to represent your business--we will not be back, and if anyone asks we will be happy to let them know where not to spend their money.