Transcend Coffee + Roastery — Restaurant in Jackson Township

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,...

Let me start by saying that I've been going to this coffee shop ever since they opened. Being a small business owner myself, I really try hard to support and buy local. But with that being said, I think after today I'm done. I don't ask for much but a simple "Hello" or "Good Morning" goes a long way. I get it, sometimes you get busy, slammed, and it can be hard to personally greet every customer. But today, I walked in the front door, see about 8 people sitting at tables. There is no customer at the counter. The young man behind the counter is literally whistling while he works. Good sign. I walk past him expecting him to take a brief whistle break just to say Hello. Nothing. I get to the counter and see another man wrapping up in the kitchen. He comes out. Walks right past me. Still no greeting, no acknowledgement of ANY kind. At this point I'm super tempted just to walk out because now I feel like I'm purposely being ignored. For what? For being a Customer?? Finally he sidles up to the counter and immediate asks "what can I get you?". Wow. So you don't want to say hello or anything? Anything? So I order my black coffee (I like to keep it simple), he pours it and puts it on the counter. That's it. Nothing else. Oh, I forgot to mention that I even left a tip because I genuinely try to be supportive of local, that's what I want done for me but I'm done. I've had too many rude receptions from this place for too long. I can and will find another local spot to support. Can't say...

My four year old son and I met my cousin here for a coffee date on a Tuesday at 10 a.m. There were only 2 red velvet cookies for sale and my son loved them, the other two were chocolate and he didn't like them, I took them home and the other kids didn't like them either. My son was def being a high energy boy that day and I felt relaxed and welcome even tho he was rearranging furniture and jumping around. There were other kids running around/crying, etc....so it's a good place to go with littles. My cousin mentioned that the gal who waited on her didn't smile or seem very friendly ....the gal who waited on me was very friendly tho and smiled and chatted....we bought our coffees separately, from different staff. My coffee ( almond joy) was really good and I thought the price was also really good. All in all it was a fine experience, didn't blow us away but wasn't bad at all either. I'll prob try them again ( it's half way between my cousin's house and mine) and see what we think about our second visit. Parking was easy, it's free street parking, in a cute, clean, old downtown looking...