Nibbāna Café
122 Western Ave, Lowell
(978) 322-0325
Recent Reviews
Sort by
Atmosphere: {{ item.info.Atmosphere }}
Food: {{ item.info.Food }}
Service: {{ item.info.Service }}
Recommended dishes: {{ item.info['Recommended dishes'] }}
Nibbāna cafe is my go to cafe. This cafe is a must visit for anyone in the area looking for some quick bite & amazing coffee. The interior of the cafe is cozy & comfortable.The moment you enter the cafe, the staff greets you with a warm welcome.The coffee menu is diverse and offers a wide range of options. My favourite coffee is the creme Bru latte, a must try. They also have a cute library,you can read a book and sip on amazing coffee.Overall a feel good place to chill?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’m an avid fan of cafes and am always looking for the next gem. Absolutely in love with Nibbana, the service is always so friendly, drinks are all DELICIOUS, and the environment is always so cozy— perfect for an afternoon of reading. Cannot get enough of this place so much that I often crave their drinks specifically. Grateful that I have this nearby! Check out their downtown Lowell location as well (equally as amazing, with an even cozier feel in addition to a nice bookshelf with poetry ?)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Perhaps, the best coffee shop in eastern mass. The owners are exceptional and such a joy to talk to. They use all local vendors and high quality products. The vibes are amazing. And the coffee? Hands down, the best in Lowell!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Cute coffee shop in an old mill building in Lowell. They have a variety of different cold brews. I got an almond joy, with thick foam on top. Tastes really good. The cold brew comes with real flowers taped onto it to give you an extra smell when sipping.Next to a bunch of art gallery. Calm and relaxing atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
A must visit while in Lowell. Located in an old mill building. Great toasted bagels with cream cheese. Very good ? ice coffee. Nice people!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It wasn't bad. Did the job! Just the usual to be expected at an art gallery. This was the only option at this art gallery suite and while it isn't the worse, it is obvious they don't have to worry about composition. Not a lot of choices on the menu and we did have to wait quite awhile for our egg, cheese on an English muffin. I even joked to my husband that we could have gotten the same thing at Dunkin donuts in 5 mins. It looked exactly the same but the difference is convenience. If it wasn't for the fact that I was starving when I arrived, I would have passed. Mental note to eat breakfast before leaving home.
Absolutely awesome place. The girl behind the counter was lovely to talk to, and recommended a great pour over. Had a great cup of coffee in a nice little shop to enjoy a few minutes of peace and quiet this morning.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Update review!Very expensive - bagel & cream cheese. $7Cold brew with oat milk $7…$1 to use their glasses (to stay)crazy prices for a cheap bagel & smallest cream cheese portion. Nonetheless Coffee was good - staff was friendly.
It's a bit harder to get to than I expected, but wow, what a gem of a cafe! It's in the same build as art studio/lofts. I got the cinnamon latté, would highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cutest little cafe with mind blowing coffee and tea options, things that you cannot find in other places! And the staff are super sweet, will definitely be back soon!
Restaurantji Recommends
Go here, feel good. The menu, the staff, and the atmosphere are incredible. Fresh baguettes available are a nice bonus. This is their second location and we’re glad we checked it out!
charming atmosphere and quality offerings
I went on a Sunday and my drink was well made. The barista was professional, friendly, and made small talk. The place was not crowded, but was clean and well kept. It's the kind of place I'd feel comfortable bringing a laptop and doing some trivial work. It can be a bit hard to find, as I wasn't expecting it to be in a loading dock area. I drove past it and reached a dead-end. However, there isn't much else in that area. I can recommend this place for coffee and setting. Also, my review is based off of one visit (please read others as well).
This is one of the best coffee roasters I've been to (including Seattle, SF, NYC). It is so beautiful and calm inside, the ceramics are awesome, coffee comes in pourover or espresso options, and there are awesome art studios open on the weekend. The couple who run the shop and ceramics studio are the nicest.
Easily one of the best coffee shops in New England.They offer a small selection of cookies and croissants that are above average.The coffee is as good as it gets.The handmade glassware and professional service make Tiny Arms a destination worth a special trip to Lowel.
Loading...