This is a really cute cafe. They have drinks and a small selection of snacks. I tried the holiday…read moresnowflake chai latte, raspberry oat bar, and my friend got a chai.

This place is cute. Nice atmosphere will all types of…read moredifferent siting options. Service was friendly. Parking was easy but street parking so you never know! Wasn't super impressed with drink options but liked the variety of syrups. Coffee tasted burnt. Saw another review about the flavor. Hate to say they were right. Nice clean bathrooms. This place is nice & bright with so much natural light. Overall, good but not great. I'd come back and give them another try though!

If you're anywhere near Pick Em Up Joe's Coffee Co. in Grove City, do yourself a favor and stop in…read more From the moment I walked through the door, I could feel this place was different. I had the chance to meet Troy, the owner and head baker, and you can instantly tell this isn't just a business to him -- it's his craft. Genuine smile, firm handshake, and real pride in what he's building. That kind of passion sets the tone for everything. Now I'll be honest -- I'm not a coffee connoisseur. I'm not breaking down flavor notes. But I've heard from plenty of locals that they serve an incredible cup of fresh roasted coffee, and judging by how busy they were, I believe it. What brought me in? The pastries. And let me tell you -- they are next level. The cinnamon rolls are soft, gooey, perfectly iced, and baked just right. The kind of pastry that makes you pause mid-bite. Flaky layers, balanced sweetness -- you can taste the care. And whether you're in the mood for something sweet or a savory breakfast option, they've got you covered. Great coffee. Amazing pastries. Even better people. This is exactly the kind of spot every community needs, and Grove City is lucky to have such a tasty treasure. I'll definitely be back. If you see Troy, tell him Brian from Brian's big Bite, says Hello!

One of our favorite coffee shops in Grove City. Coffee is delicious and their cinnamon rolls and…read morekolaches are delicious!! We make this place one of our favorites to stop in on Saturdays. Its great to see the business thriving when the line for coffee is out the front door!

The vibe and smell of this place was interesting. The chai I got was unfortunately not good for…read moreeight dollars. For a coffee stop in Columbus I would recommend passing this up.

Drinks are great and love that they make their own syrups. The place is small so unless there is…read moreroom on the patio, you will have to order to go. Has a parking lot which is a huge plus in this area

Great tasting coffee, love the lavender latte and has excellent service, would highly recommendread more

The only place I've found in Ohio so far that has lavender syrup to add as a flavoring to your…read morecoffee. It's subtle, sweet and not an overpowering floral kind that tastes perfume-y. I had the lavender latte of course, it tasted as dreamy as it smelled. Yum. My mom had the cardamom mocha and she loved it. The bus is in an old carwash stall and has some seating out front to enjoy there. Pretty cool place. Take a look around at the art and a few stalls down there was even a "take a plant, leave a plant" section. Same concept as a free little library.

LOVE THIS PLACE! So adorable and Abigail was so so sweet!…read more Still waiting on Abby to get back to me though hehe thank you!

An interesting shop. For $8 you can get a health shake and tea. A busy little place. I wasn't sure…read moreof the ordering process and there were no associates available to tell you what to do. I had to ask another patron how to order. Basically they have paper forms you can fill out with what you want and then place it in a basket. Your order slip will eventually be picked up by an associate. I feel like the ordering process can be electronic to help save paper and make people feel better that their place in line wouldn't be messed up. The shake was good. They have a lot of flavors based on cakes and pie flavors. The tea was good as well. I got aloe vera in my tea, and would probably leave that out next time. It over powered the flavor of the tea.

It's close to the house so we normally go to this one first…read more Only issue is that this Starbucks is very small and runs out of food option fast. We use the app to make sure they have what we want but even still the app isn't always accurate. This store no longer has a walk area as they just finish rebuilding the whole place. Today I got the Emperors Cloud Tea with one pump of syrup and the Turkey Bacon sandwich. The tea is always refreshing and best thing to drink when you are sick. The sandwich is ok. Kinda bland but it edible.

We used their drive thru to order. It was fairly quick and easy. This location can be kind of…read morecruddy on stock of items sometimes but today they had most of what we wanted. The only set back was the young lady at the front had no personality whatsoever and almost forgot one of the sandwiches (we never got an "I'm sorry" it was more of an awkward smile). I know they are newly reopened so I am sure they are still training people? Other than that, everything tasted great and the drinks were also fantastic! I highly recommend the tomato mozzarella panini! It is cheesy and flavorful (my fav.). The pistachio cold brew was also quite refreshing too!

There used to be several of these around. Now I think there are only a couple left in town? This is…read moreout of my way, but I was coming over this way and made a point to stop. Partly just because, and partly because I heard they had sugar cream pie. They do, and I haven't tasted it yet, but it sure looks like Wick's, which you can sometimes get in grocery stores. But still, sugar cream pie is rare enough that I get it whenever I see it. They also had a good selection of nice fresh-looking donuts. I got several, and some cookies. Service was super friendly and fast. Prices are very reasonable. The place is a fairly old school donut shop, which is a good thing. I would definitely be here often if it was anywhere close to me.

The sign on the highway said 24-hour donuts. So, I knew I had to pull in at 8pm on a Wednesday. We…read morehad dinner nearby and were looking for something sweet for the rest of the car ride. The door has the actual shop hours on it which indicated closure at 9pm on Wednesday. I was surprised by the variety of pastries on sale and even some fun looking shark donuts. Nothing had prices displayed, but the girl behind the counter was more than willing to share the info. I left with a small chocolate cream pie and a small chocolate chip banana bread. The cream pie was a little lack luster, but the banana bread was good! I paid $7 which I thought was high for the size and quality. The shop itself has some bar seating available and was clean and decorated kind of like a diner. I bet a fresh donut here is delicious.

I have been stopping at this Starbucks for quite some time. Originally, the staff was very friendly…read moreand the coffee was always great. Now, there is an all new staff, who are quite indifferent to customers. And, the coffee leaves a lot to be desired. I'll be stopping at McDonald's for my coffee for the foreseeable future.

New hot chai is terrible, leaves an aftertaste and requires sweetener to be added. Suggest…read morereconsidering how to improve.

Came to their new location early to check it out. It's attached to a warehouse and you can park in…read morethe gravel area. It didn't seem like the inside had much ventilation as they had a large fan blowing air into one of the rooms. We ordered at the counter inside, then they make the coffee in their cute little van. Can't remember what I ordered but it wasn't bad! It's nice to see that Mission has a physical location again.

Another stop in the anniversary coffee trail experience. I was not familiar with the name or vibe…read morebut speaking to my beau who was a student here this place was in another location and the jazzy hippie vibe is on point. The music was good too good for the demographic lol. And the coffee and service was good as well. I got a seasonal latte with oat milk and did some work there. The only sour point was the garage door aesthetic does not lend well to insulation. It was chilly and the tables were a bit unstable/poorly constructed. I would say go deep in the hippie vibe and get old refurbished furniture from the resale shop or estate sales - at least they last. Visit but bring a jacket or sweater lol.