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Barrel House Coffee

4.9 (125 reviews)
Closed 6:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Denise C.

This is my first time back to the newly remodeled Barrel House coffee. It is so incredibly nice and spacious! I love how they added a room for meetings with a closing barn door for that purpose. There is a large and long merch wall with high-quality items for fans to support their favorite local coffee shop. The new order counter is massive and very Meticulously built out of whiskey barrels. It's really cool and a piece of art in its own right. There are tables indoors and out so you have your pick. I really, really like the remodel with the exception that they're still only one bathroom. I've been there several times before where there's a short line. Today, I tried the delicious coconut latte with non-barrel aged espresso. It was delicious! I've never had a bad coffee at the Barrel House. For frequent patrons, you can ask for a punchcard or purchase one of their Barrel House T-shirts and receive a discount when you wear it there. I love a good incentive! FYI: if you value privacy, let it be known that they record both visual and audio - there's a sign on the site but it's easy to miss.

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Brittany M.

The ambience was cool, and the staff was very nice. I wasn't a huge fan of the barrel whiskey coffee, maybe it was that it just overpowered the flavor of the drink I got, I can't remember what it was called but it had white mocha and toasted marshmallow flavoring. I would be willing to try it again, but if you're not a big fan of whiskey or whiskey flavoring this might not be the place for you. However, I will definitely try it out again, it may have just been that I didn't get the right thing.

Brad H.

Love this place. Drove 30 minutes for a cup of coffee, hot chocolate, and coffee beans. Well worth the trip. Arrived a few minutes before they opened. By the time they opened the line was about 20 people long. Good selection of baked goods, but as the name implies, the highlight is the bourbon barrel aged coffee, both beans and drinks. The aroma is heaven. If you are within an hour drive, do yourself a favor and make the trip!

Kristy S.

3.5 stars very trendy and fun environment, friendly staff, but would recommend not getting barrel aged if you're not a fan of bourbon. And if you don't know if you're a fan, you probably aren't. We didn't know if we liked bourbon but now know we don't. Update to owner - unfortunately we were driving through town so we didn't stay but would just suggest recommending baristas when they say "barrel aged or not" that if someone isn't familiar with barrel aged bourbon soaked coffee to say if you don't like it we can make it with our other beans. Something like that.

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Keira H.

I've been in here a couple times when visiting a friend in the area. The service is friendly, and the coffee is delicious. If you're not a fan of the barrel aged coffee they do have non barrel aged coffee as well. I haven't sat inside here other than to wait for my coffee, but the interior is clean and bright. It's definitely something I look forward to on my visits!

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Katherine V.

This place is definitely one of the best coffees I've ever had! We made a stop here on our way from Jasper to Atlanta and we are so happy we did! The coffee flavor was so unique with their beans being aged on bourbon barrels, it was truly delicious on its own or in a handcrafted drink you could still taste the amazing flavors! We also tried one of their pastries and we loved it, White Chocolate Lavender scone, the aroma when you eat it lets you know how fresh and good it is, you can even see the lavender flower on the mix so its the real deal! The place looks so nice too, the decor with the barrels is all part of the concept! Lastly their staff/baristas were so friendly and helpful in helping us what to order and they were super nice to my son who wouldn't stop asking questions lol! This place is worth the stop when you are on the road :)

Cinderella Iced coffee with vanilla cold foam!
Marissa O.

Easily my favorite coffee shop! The staff is always amazingly friendly, and the coffee is 10/10! The outdoor area is so cute, we love to sit outside and just relax! Highly recommended this spot!

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Fabulous coffee but they only have one cash register so pack your patience. Not sure what they would double capacity and not add a register.

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I had a butter pecan barrel aged. Delicious, service was great! I can't wait to stop here again.

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