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Barista Parlor - Germantown

3.4 (209 reviews)
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Moderate noise
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Cappuccino
Amanda N.

I didn't get food here - so I can't speak to the reviews on that, but I did my standard classic test of a cappuccino. It came out beautiful! It was rich and flavorful and it came in this super cute mini mug. The comments here on the staff just wasn't my experience - I had the nicest person check me out and we ended up talking coffee. He made sure to serve the next person in line before finishing suggesting some other places to try in Nashville. The barista who brought me my drink was also kind and warm. I'm gonna come back to try these crazy pour overs!

Michelle A.

Very overpriced and mediocre coffee. I personally think it's overhyped. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This location is in a pretty cool area, they open up the garage door on nice days so that's a plus. It's a good vibe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They weren't as friendly as the other coffee spots I go to in town. I don't like leaving not so positive reviews, I didn't have the highest expectations and I was still thrown off.

Functional decor
Shuné D.

We visited here during the Christmas Holiday. We decided to go off and away from the crowd in the noise of downtown Nashville into this nice quiet neighborhood not too far from it. After walking around, we stumbled upon this café. As expected of a café, it smells delicious in here. The vibe was chill with a few people working on their laptop, some folks quietly chatting amongst themselves, and good music playing in the background. The environment is very neat and clean with a minimalism style decor. The vintage music equipment was a nice touch. While we were here, I got the "strawberry fields" pour over coffee. The blend of beans and the style of brew that was applied really did make this taste like strawberries in coffee format. It was quite unique and a good pick-me-up. This hit the spot during the cold winter time we visited here.

Sidra S.

My new favorite coffee shop! Their lattes are incredibly flavorful. I had their bagel today and it okay, however I love their coffee drinks. They never disappoint (: [[HIGHLIGHT]]the decor and kind service is a plus (:[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Tyler C.

Nice coffee shop in Marathon Village. Some nice read and drip coffees. Also some good flavored coffees. Marathon Village is a fun place to check out and the coffee sho0 is a great place to start.

A super sad biscuit sandwich
Kevin G.

Used to love this place. It was part of my wife and I'd Saturday morning routine. Then they had a bunch of labor issues, all the staff quit... the positive energy left the building. But the FINAL straw was when they replaced their amazing biscuit sandwiches with this pre-made monstrosity. It is not nearly as good and can't be modified (e.g., to make it vegetarian)

Latte
Amanda M.

I don't get the hype with this place and why their coffee is more expensive than other local Nashville coffee shops. I judge a place by their cold brew and theirs always punches you in the face with bitterness on the first sip. I only come here because it's located near my house, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get Barista Parlor. There are far better coffee shops to check out in Nashville.

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit
Matt C.

It seems like every time I'm in Nashville I discover yet another Barista Parlor. This one, located in Germantown, is yet another gargantuan space with their infamous rectangular-shaped counter. One thing I get really excited about before entering Barista Parlor is seeing who they have playing on vinyl. Yep, they have a dope set up with lots of records on the shelves. This time, I got even luckier than I anticipated. Dinosaur Jr. and one of my personal favorites, Master of Reality by Black Sabbath. #PraiseIommi You're doing yourself a disservice if you don't order a biscuit sandwich. I'm not normally one to seek out biscuits. But hot damn, BP makes one of the finer ones I've had the pleasure of scarfing down. For my money, it's always a coffee shop I must visit when in Nashville. No wonder more locations are popping up by the minute!

Ambar C.

This place looks super cool. It's very spacious and I'm obsessed with the mid century design throughout. They have some motorcycles on display and cool merch for purchase. The coffee is great, solid pour overs and interesting lattes. As a bonus they play awesome music and just has an overall cool vibe to it.

a cup of cappuccino
Mary S.

Great vibes!! Love love love this place! Great coffee, great baristas, great space! I had been here before, but decided to stop in for some caffeine before heading to Brooklyn Bowl for a concert. I got their seasonal winter drink-- Ginger Spice. I got an 8oz hot Ginger Spice latte for $6.50 and added 15ml of CBD for an extra $2.50. So tasty!! I am normally a black coffee drinker, but really enjoyed this drink! The workers were super nice. We were there until close and they gave us a free donut! Yummm!! Will be back when I can!

burrito
Derrick B.

Good coffee, but their food is way overpriced now for what you get. I typically get the cold brew and burrito and while the burrito is very good, it's not worth it anymore for two specific reasons. 1) The amount of chorizo you receive is laughable. You could likely give it to someone and they would likely not know there was even meat in it if you didn't tell them. The amount of egg and cheese is generous, but it overtakes all of the other ingredients in the burrito, especially the chorizo 2) They recently increased prices and this burrito went from $8.50 to $11. What? How? Why? For the size and what you receive, it's definitely not worth $11. It looks like they increased the prices on most, if not all, of their food items by a few dollars each, so you're basically paying for slightly above average coffee and overpriced food within a good setting at this point.

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