Nibbāna Café

122 Western Ave, Lowell
(978) 322-0325

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Steve D' Arby

Had it at the old location a year or so ago, was the best coffee I ever had. Got me into drinking coffee. I live in Florida, so I haven't gotten to have it since then. Got it again on a family trip, still the best coffee I've ever had. Absolute perfection in flavor and richness. Love the new location, much better parking and it's beside beautiful art!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Brandon A

The best coffee in Lowell hands down. I wish I could drink the caramel cold brew every single day. I am completely hooked. Lots of cool locally made crafts and other items to purchase in the cafe if you want to support local business. The vibes are great, the staff is incredibly friendly, and the food never disappoints.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Cassie Cha

Stopped by today for our second visit bc we are obsessed with the Kafe Chek (banana coffee)! It’s delicious!

Selina HS

Fantastic Egg Coffee
It was soooooo good!! I drove all the way from New Hampshire just to come here. The prices aren’t cheap, but it’s totally worth it! The staff are really nice and warmly greet you

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

A D

matcha bangin'

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

DK Yuan

We ordered your egg coffee yesterday. It literally tasted like scum. It's so GROSS that I have to write my first review ever. Definitely, the worst thing I have ever had. There's nowhere close to the authentic Cà phê trứng in Vietnam. Maybe the owner should try it before you put it on your menu. It costed me 10 bucks for such horrible experience. We were beyond disappointed. No need for apology. I am here just begging you for not making this coffee to traumatize other customers

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 5

Sophi Stines (Soap)

Super cute place! Great coffee and food. I got the coconut creme latte and tiramisu latte both were delicious. Staff was incredibly sweet!

4 Nichols

A magical little coffee shop with great vibes and positive people.

J ONeil

5 star urban oasis! The staff are wonderfully friendly. The indoor ambience embedded in the art scene is enlightening and unique. I especially enjoyed the Cambodian musical instrument educational display of late. Now that it's warm out, the outdoor seating is plentiful, shady in the AM, and the gardens are a diverse blend of herbs, palms, and pops of color, all beautifully maintained.

Scott Brenham

coffee is high quality from tiny arms its the only reason stop in. the food is low quality from the local grocery store. I remember trying the muffin when this place was in the downtown area I can tell it was processed nothing like homemade using recipes. to put it forward none of these places last for too long they general might last a good 10 years. I have seen that in other towns out there the owners will usually sell it to someone else. I know about the coffee business. same pizza shops.

Edwin Penniman

By being inside of an artist collective, this is the most fun atmosphere of any coffee shop I've been to (including Seattle, Portland OR, San Francisco, Denver). The espresso was tasty and powerful. It was my first cup of the day, so I noticed every minute that I had to wait. I'd recommend that they just give you your coffee instead of waiting to group it with your food. I wouldn't review if I didn't care.

Electronic Bob

Coffee is slightly better than average. I wish more coffee places use quality milk.

Paulina Carneiro

The coffee, pastries, and food here is beyond incredible!! Every single thing we got tasted amazing. I can confidently say this place has the best coffee and food around. The prices might be a tad bit higher than the typical coffee chain but the quality and taste of what you get makes it 100% worth it. The people who work here are so kind and truly care about you enjoying what you ordered.

Margaret !

Excellent coffee tea and chai, plus snacks (lemon raspberry muffin is my favorite) and weekend breakfast specials make this place soooo wonderful to have in my workspace.

Paul Mitchell

Two years ago I switched my allegiance from Haute Coffee in Concord, MA to Nibbana Cafe in Lowell. While the coffee at Haute is indeed very good (Counter Culture beans, not local), I find the staff there a bit impersonal. Seating is also quite limited. Nibbana has equally good coffee (if not better, which is really saying something), provided by Tiny Arms, a local roaster. There is plenty of seating and parking at their location at Western Avenue Studios. The coffee is generally light-to-medium roast and they offer an array of interesting, unusual coffee drinks (I only drink espresso, straight, so I can't comment on those). At the time of this review, they have been cranking out lots of new food items. The staff is extremely friendly, always offering a welcoming smile and an enthusiastic "Enjoy!" when I pick up my order. The owners truly live by what Buddhists call "right living". They are very community-focused, and it shows. If you haven't checked out Nibbana, you're really missing out on a special place.

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