lowbar coffee

Aaron King 3 months ago

The coffee is absolutely top notch. They serve Resident, the coffee tastes fresh, the recipes are dialed in. The pastries are also so so good, with a good mix of a few savory items thrown in. The service is friendly and fun. There is very little seating and not a ton of tabletop space or outlets for people who want to work -- just fyi, not a negative! It's a very cool, laid back spot to spend some time.

Helen 4 months ago

Lowbar is definitely a little hole-in-the-wall spot. When I parked, I honestly thought Apple Maps brought me to the wrong place at first. It’s located inside a cute yellow building with Bushel & Peck and has a few tables inside. The menu had a lot of coffee options, but I mainly came for their summer matcha menu. They didn’t have any pastries when I went so I definitely want to try next time. I ordered the Earl Grey Matcha Capp. For some reason I thought it would come with a cream top, but it was still really good while on the smaller side. The matcha had a nice bright color and tasted super creamy and smooth with the oat milk. The Earl Grey flavor was very subtle, but worked well with the drink. Cute little spot and I’d come back to try more of their menu.

Jaelyn Steverson 4 months ago

Low bar Coffee is a nice little coffee shop located in old Gainesville at the crossroads of a single blinking light. Nice atmosphere and amazing coffee. I am a very picky coffee drinker, my favorite is the Orange Cream latte with Oatmilk iced. It’s like heaven in a cup! 10/10 always and I go in everyday they are open. Pastries are also delish from Bushel and Peck. gf oatmeal cookies are so delish and so are the cinnamon rolls, buns and pretzels. Cafe is always clean and at a nice temperature. Do yourself a favor and stop by for a great coffee however you like it!

Eric Mishne 5 months ago

I was the first customer in the door when they opened, and I felt like they were thrilled to see me. Super friendly, and door delish. One of the best cappuccinos I’ve had in a while. The “pain au chocolate” was with pretzel, not croissant. It was delightful. It’s small, so don’t plan to spend a lot of time there unless you are lucky, but I’d totally stop in again. 10/10 would recommend.

Matthew Parker Edited 8 months ago

So great to see tons of community support for opening weekend! My latte was exquisite (they use Resident beans—the best!) and the cinnamon sugar pretzel was light, fluffy, and just the right amount of sweet. The space has a low key + cozy vibe that fits in so well with the building’s history. Wonderful addition to this part of Gainesville, can’t wait to check it out again!