Goshen Grind

We stopped in on an afternoon, late enough that we should have considered decaf (but didn't). I had a lovely cappuccino and daughter went all out with something called a Liquid Fudge (hot cocoa with extra cocoa, cream and marshmallow fluff). Super sweet. She loved it. We also had a scone which looked to be homemade and was delicious!Servers were fantastic. We had our drinks inside - a cozy space, but seems like the real action for most people was at the drive up window. There was a steady stream of customers at the window. Lots of parking though for those who want to sit a spell inside.Goshenites (Gosheners? Goshenians?) are lucky to have Goshen Grind in the community. We'll definitely stop again if we are nearby.

This is a nice little local coffee shop that is definitely a staple of the Goshen community. Very busy spot on Saturday morning! Had a latte and scone and both were very good. Staff is friendly and welcoming.

Local town favorite coffee shop I had the pleasure of visiting the Goshen Grind recently. It was welcoming and very clean. It's like a cross between Starbucks, known for great drinks and Central Perk, where everyone like to hang out (Friends). This is a family owned and run coffee shop that's an asset to the very town I grew up in, Goshen Ohio. They have a drive thru which seemed to run efficiently. I had an iced coffee, it was very good and reasonably priced. I hope to visit again soon. Fun fact: They are located in an old bank that was vacant for many years. After remodeling it became the most charming coffee shop for miles! They even sell pastries too! Yum! The bad: The building is very dark (lighting & signage), even looking inside. It's really hard to tell if they are open or closed because the neon sign is rather small. One reason I don't visit often is because I can't tell if they are open or not.

This is the perfectly cute, locally owned coffee shop that everyone wishes their community had. They really offer something for everyone even if coffee isn't your thing. See my picture of the huge menu! They also have various specials that you can find featured on their social media. There is plenty of parking, and a very convenient drive thru. I did not get to go inside, as it was closed due to early 2020 regulations at the time of my visit. I had originally intended to order one of their coffee drinks, but when I pulled up to the window and saw they had lemonade, I had to go with that. The staff was super friendly and suggested I try the frozen version with a syrup. I opted for lavender and it was so amazing. The portion size was generous and it was very refreshing. I was impressed that since I did not present them with a punch card, they offered me one realizing I must need it! I chatted with them for a bit and pledged my definite return.

Went here today to get my annual Pumpkin Spice Latte and it was great! I had no idea, but they sell Gluten Free baked goods! Definitely will be back!

I really appreciate the atmosphere there. It's great to see local businesses supporting each other. They try hard to make a comfortable atmosphere for people to gather. They have a great selection of locally produced items and gifts.However, despite trying different drinks many different times, the result is always the same, nasty. No one there can make a latte. Added to that the owner was pretty nasty to me once because I tried to order a medium cappuccino. Sorry ya'll don't have the skill to prepare one but jeez. Luckily the young blond male employee intervened and finished the order unluckily it was still nasty, bitter and gross. If I want good coffee, I have to drive to Mariemont.

If you're looking for it (as I was), this is it: a real hipster coffee shop amid (semi-)farmland, Clermont County. Local art on the walls, beard oil (!), coffee thermoses, tea presses, French presses, and La Terza coffee are sold alongside local homemade granola, jams, and goat's-milk soap.Oh, it's also a coffee shop! The menu includes a range of hot and cold teas and coffee and espresso drinks, including (it looked like) Starbucks-style sweet or "girly" drinks (i.e., a sugar milkshake with a little coffee in it), if that's your thing, as well as a selection of pastries and baked goods.For parents with little ones in the car, there is a drive-through!Seating is in the spacious and well-lit single room with two red leather or leatheresque easy chairs and a number of wooden chairs and tables. The natural-wood high peaked ceiling and other features combine to create an upscale (and very clean) version of a rustic or "barn" aesthetic.A businessman in a suit sits and works on his laptop at one table; at others, young men and mothers with children meet up and talk over a cup of hazelnut caramel macchiahwhatever.Some of the tables also offer reading materials, a whimsically eclectic selection--_Chicken Soup for the Coffee Lover's Soul_, _All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten_, issues of the _Clermont Sun_. Old superhero comic books also appear, enclosed in plastic and seemingly available for purchase.Great place, great experience. Conveniently located across from a Kroger--if you're trying to find it, look for the old Kroger sign.

The coffee is phenomenal and the staff is even better! I go there every week day and it is the best way to start my day!!!

We've been coming here for several years now, because it is our favorite coffee shop in the area. They make great coffee, and would always get our order correct, so I wish I could give them five stars. HOWEVER, in the past few months, they have consistently gotten our orders wrong, and one particular newer worker there does not mix the iced coffees at all. Then, on our most recent trip, we ordered 3 iced coffees, and ALL THREE OF THEM DID NOT TASTE LIKE THEY HAD ANY COFFEE IN THEM AT ALL. They basically tasted like water with syrup. I wish they would stop hiring people that don't care about each cup and each customer.

Cute Goshen grind. Take a seat and enjoy. Meet up with friends, or go alone. Wide variety drink menu, casual atmosphere!