Reviews of Grounds 4 Compassion (Coffee Shop)

Jennifer Bellah

Hands down the best coffee & people. Always willing to help & serve the best quality coffee around. You won't go wrong stopping in & having a cup or 3! And don't forget to get a bag or 3 to take home!

Alison Berger

I am a coffee lover and love businesses that support a good cause. Bonus, this place does both! They have great coffee and they give back to the community. I have been enjoying their local Oklahoma coffee for about a year now. The variety they offer is awesome. I love their Ethiopian the best. (It tastes/smells like blueberries which is how Ethiopian should be). All their stuff is freshly roasted so none of that cardboard coffee where you have to double the amount to taste anything. Also the price is spot on, especially for the quality. They have started doing coffee kcups/pods (whatever you call them), which is super convenient at work if you want a cup of good coffee. My work charges over $2 for a cup of blah coffee and I think their kcups (just roasted) costs me around 80 cents. So that is a win. I very much recommend them.

Kathryn Bryant

I searched high and low for the best coffee to make my homemade Lattes and mochas, since Starbucks beans are just burnt. Their Sumatran makes the best espresso I've ever tasted and their Brazil makes the best coffee, in my opinion of course. ;)

Jason Roe

Staff and owners are super friendly every time I go. Coffee is some of the best I've had and espresso is the BEST. Highly recommended!

Gretchen M

Great coffee

Natalie Stathos

You can't get better coffee or better service anywhere else!

Daniel Farris

Well, I usually get a little creeped out by the vibe of religiously affiliated businesses, but this one’s pretty cool. First off: drip coffee is free. That’s right — free. What kind of socialist joint are they running (just kidding: some of my family are farmers, so socialism is good in some ways). Second: they roast on-site, and their prices are fair for that fact. Drop the Folger’s, and drink real coffee. Good place. No food there, but they don’t advertise they have food either.

Reba Cox

Best coffee in world

Isaiah Thatcher

Absolutely my favorite place to get coffee. Awesome environment. Very friendly people and the coffee is just amazing. They have a huge variety and they roast the beans right in the back room and then grind them right before making your coffee. It is a full coffee experience. If you ask them I'm sure they'll give you a tour of the back where they have the green fresh coffee beans coming in before roasting. The smell alone is addicting enough to bring you back.

Justin Prewitt

The best coffee and some amazing people! But Grounds For Compassion is much more than a coffee shop and company. They help so many people around the world.

cody moore

Best coffee ever!

Everardo Martinez

Great people! Great coffee!

Ron Ramirez

They have the best coffee! I recommend the Honduran. Their service is second to none!

Christopher DeIeso

The coffee is roasted fresh. The owner and customers are kind. I plan on becoming a regular.

Nick Tarter

This is my favorite coffee in the metro by far! They legitimately support a great cause with their coffee proceeds. The coffee is roasted fresh weekly. They have a personal relationship with their supplier and he works directly with farmers. The quality control level is very high. Buy from G4C and you will know where your coffee is coming from, that it is always fresh and that your purchase is doing more than padding the pockets of a corporate monster.

Robert Morris

Some wonderful coffee here. Several varieties to choose. Samples to try and found I liked the guatemalan. Good start to my days

Cory Bos

Great coffee, even better people. I did the coffee roasting tour with Bradley and would highly recommend it to anyone that's a fan of coffee. I learned quite a bit about coffee in the short hour I was with Bradley. I got to pick and roast 10-12 lbs. of whatever coffee they have. It really is remarkable to see the actual roasting process. Bradley, is very knowledgeable about coffee, and you also get to see the heart and passion behind Grounds for Compassion. The mission behind the business is amazing. Plus, you walk away with all the fresh coffee you roast. Highly recommend doing the roasting tour. And I have found a new place to buy the best coffee around (and support a great cause at the same time)!

Lawrence Ross

Mainly a distribution center, they do have a small station set up where you can buy any their end product as well as buying their different roast of whole beans.