"I always get a breve latte. This place has a great atmosphere and very nice employees. I rate the coffee at 4.2 which is a decent score and I would come back if I’m in the area."

"A little gem hidden in Gilbert/Chandler area nice staff. Was surprised by thr fall themed drinks. Absolutely love the option to lounge and relax on the couches and enjoy time reading a book. Recommend 100%"

"Grove Coffee truly exceeded my expectations! Located within a church, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be a fantastic find. The ambiance is inviting and warm, creating a relaxed atmosphere that’s perfect for unwinding or getting some work done. The baristas here are incredibly kind and attentive. They took the time to make sure my order was just right, and their friendly demeanor made the experience feel welcoming and personal. I ordered a caramel macchiato, and it was outstanding—smooth, well-balanced, and not overly sweet. You can tell they use quality ingredients and take pride in their craft. One of the highlights was their sourdough donut holes, which are a must-try! They’re light, fluffy, and have a slightly tangy flavor from the sourdough, making them absolutely unique and addictive. It’s a perfect snack alongside coffee and honestly one of the best treats I’ve had in a coffee shop in a long time. Overall, Grove Coffee is a hidden gem that combines quality drinks, great service, and delicious treats. It’s a fantastic spot whether you’re looking for a casual coffee break or a quiet place to relax. Highly recommend giving it a try, even if you wouldn’t expect such quality from a church-based coffeehouse!"

"Absolute 10/10 recommend. I love it here! The atmosphere is great to meet up with a friend, read a book, or sit with your laptop and get some work done. I love their drinks and the service is amazing! You cannot find better baristas anywhere else. Definitely get your coffee here!"

"Edit: I come here very regularly and encourage others to as well, I love their coffee. Today I went in with a friend and got coffees to go. As we drove away, I tasted my drink and it was either oat milk that went bad or an alternative milk. Either way, it tasted so off. So we went back and my friend asked them to remake it for me. The man working told the barista right in front of my friend "that happens a lot and it's usually the same people". :/ Maybe wait until a customer/guest isn't standing right there? It doesn't feel welcoming or kind to hear that. I'm bummed I brought a friend to check this place out and that's the experience we had. Coffee was great. I didn't know this was connected to a church. We felt welcomed regardless :)"