If you're a Robusto coffee fan you have to check out this space…read more In a former mill building loaded with interesting artists studios Nibbana offers a wide array of drink options. I went with the Khmae which was Robusto coffee and condensed milk. It was absolutely perfect with that blend of flavor and sweetness you would expect of a Vietnamese style coffee. Didn't get food but I could smell them cooking fresh and great to see the options available for those on SNAP as a way to give back to the community.

super cute cafe in a mill art building! we came to pick up tiny arms coffee (supposedly the best…read morecoffee in the state) and decided to try the coffee here. cash is preferred by the cafe but they take card for a 4.6% upcharge. we got their bacon breakfast sandwiches, the biscoff latte (yummy), and the kafe chek (robusta coffee with banana cream cheese cold foam). both were good, robusta was more earthy than i was expecting but i also have never had it. super yum though! if you're in the area this is a super cute cafe with a little community library and a vibrant arts school right there with artist studios. overall would come back next time when we're in the area!

Stumbled upon this place after some Lunch and the vibe was…read morevery chill. It is a small coffee shop but was very quiet when I went. The latte choices tho were extensive. I got the eggnot latte and honey lavender and they were so good!!! Definitely not watered down or taste like milk. You can taste each flavor. They are very distinct and has the right amount of kick to it. I am coming back for those lattes :)

Welcoming. Relaxing. Delicious. Eclipse is the newest addition to downtown Lowell's cafe scene and…read moreone not to be missed. Located slightly off the beaten path where the former Nibana Cafe was located: across the street from Lowell's city hall, Pollard Library, and a half dozen staples of Lowell's drinking/dining district. Eclipse fills an unfilled niche for that quiet, relaxing cafe with delicious coffee in a friendly environment that's actually conducive to curling up with a great book (perhaps from your local library!) or hammering on keyboard for your job that you're tired of spending in solitary confinement at home on the other end of a Zoom call that never ends. Here's a place that's welcoming to all, offers wonderful coffee, and is an easy jaunt across the trolley tracks right off downtown. Strong air conditioning in this steamy hot summer days of 2025 also make it a great place to visit when your home A/C goes out in the middle of the summer. Getting your car fixed at VIP? Skip the god-awful K-cups and obnoxious TV talking heads and swing by here to relax and treat yourself to a great cup of coffee. Picking up some books at your local library that's noticeably missing any coffee to keep your going during final exams or an all afternoon book marathon? Come get eclipsed by friendly service and extra caffeine. Walking to Market Basket or Olympus Bakery for some tasty food or pastries? Why not treat yourself to a tasty beverage to make that short walk/drive a bit more memorable? ProTip®: while you may have your personal favorite, consider branching out a bit and trying some of Eclipse's specialty lattes, particularly the fashionable Dubai Bar latte, which has just enough chocolate and coffee to balance itself out. All in all, if you're looking for coffee and an alternative to the hustle and bustle takeout focused cafes that dominate most of downtown Lowell, Eclipse Cafe is a must-see that may just become your new place to be!

I came by to try the jai quai bahn mi, and it was so freaking good. I can't believe how delicious…read moreit was! It's made with the fried dough, so it's crispy and there's a huge filling to bread ratio. The fried dough doesn't taste oily either! The bahn mi is a little small (but makes sense given the size of the fried dough), but the flavor was good. More reason to buy two! I also got the little lye rice dumplings (kee chang I think?). They were sitting on the counter still warm. I love these little things dipped in sugar! They're a bit plain by themselves, but they're great with a little brown sugar syrup, red bean paste, or sugar.

Excellent service. Delicious, fresh sandwiches…read more I've been on a tour of local restaurants that serve Banh Mi. I love Banh Mi and I love fresh ingredients, and Phnom Leap has provided both! The gentleman who prepared my sandwiches was welcoming and warm. He took time to construct beautiful sandwiches with the perfect amount of ingredients. I also ordered a taro smoothie. It was delicious and extra taro-y. The gentleman asked me if I've tried fresh taro before. I haven't. He told me next time I should try their fresh taro smoothie. He said he likes to mix the fresh with the powder. I will certainly be coming back for more Banh Mi and to try their fresh taro fresh taro smoothie.

Such a beautiful place. It's on the smaller side but it feels so comfy and relaxing…read more The music was a vibe. My strawberry matcha was big and so sweet. It was perfect, I could taste the small chunks of strawberries at the bottom. This was the only place open on Easter Sunday!!! The service was great!

I was craving coconut coffee and this spot happens to be nearby and they were still…read moreopen. it was a great flavor! the decor was beautiful as well.

It's a shame, first time I came here coffe was not bad at all, I live close by, I came for the…read moresecond time had my little dog on my arm. Monday morning, the lady working there she did not like that. One bit. Started yelling no dogs allowed, super rude, that did it for me I guess , nasty attitude. Perhaps they should put a no dogs allowed sign!???SO IF YOU HAVE A PET DONT COME HERE.

Worst drink I have ever had they literally tasted like a liquid medicine. This is the strawberry…read moreaçãi and the dragonfruit refresher. These refreshers are not make with a typical refresher base then a lemonade or green tea. It is an already made refresher in a bottle then they just add green tea or lemonade to that. Would not pay even $1 for these. There is $6 minimum need

I had to stop by when I saw the post about their new drinks…read more The banana cold foam was stronger than I expected but it was nice. It kind of overpowers the matcha a little though. The drizzle in the mocha had a little bit of a bitter taste but my bf liked it. We went through the drive thru and service was quick.

This is my second time ordering from here, and the second time I ordered a donut. TBH this review…read moreis mostly to remind myself that the donuts here are NOT the light, airy type of donut I prefer and that I should not order donuts here again. If you like heavy, thick donuts with an obvious taste of the oil they were fried in, you will love their donuts. Unfortunately, it's sitting in my stomach like a rock and that's not an ideal feeling at breakfast time. Their apple fritter is dense and not filled with apples the way most are. It was more of an apple-infused batter, but I prefer the middle to have the pie filling. I'm sure there are people who love this style donut and if so, go here and grab yo self one! UPDATE: The maple bacon donut was indeed light and fluffy!

Disclaimer: 1. Only tried the food truck version, which I…read morehad for lunch today. 2. I really wanna give a 3.5, since it doesn't deserve a 4, but it's better than a 3. Friendly staff, easy ordering, though very small subset of the full offerings, with only 3 egg roll types available (the brick-and-mortar location has 16). These are smaller egg rolls, more along the lines of a Vietnamese egg roll or a mini version of a Chinese spring roll. Know going in that this isn't going to be something you'd get on an old school pupu platter. Also know that you gotta order in pairs that can't be mixed. So if getting two, it's two of the same kind. I found a trading buddy. Buffalo Chicken Egg Roll ($5 for 2): Soft, tender meat, a little dry, a little spicy. Served with a tiny container of blue cheese for dipping. Cheeseburger Egg Roll ($5 for 2): Soft, crumbly meat, good moisture, cheese melted in, good ratio of protein to shell. Served with a tiny container of ketchup for dipping. General Gau's Chicken ($16 for plate): Think McNuggets, with a similar size and flat shape, only higher quality. Moist. Batter not crisp at all, but when is it crisp even at a Chinese restaurant? Lacking in the sauce and flavor departments. More of a clear, thin glaze than a sauce, and needed more of it. Served with white rice and pickled cabbage. Solid portion.

Food and boba always 10/10. Quick and friendly service. Crab Rangoon eggrolls are always a fav…read more Tried the curry fried for the first time and they were so good!

Decided to stop by on the way home from college one day after always passing it but never giving it…read morea try. Got a half dozen unique donuts, and they were all very soft and tasted great. The person also threw in some munchkins for free which I thought was very nice. Glad I visited and will be coming back in the future :)

Their food is good I ate it all with my family and it's so good I try it. It is so good and the…read moreservice is so good and they're ambitious they are so good. They're ambitious. I love this place. Everybody come

First time going this morning, great service and the iced banana bread latte was delicious and…read morerefreshing. Bagels are quite good here and make for a great breakfast sandwich. A new favorite

I was really excited to try this place when I saw their drinks, but unfortunately I feel…read moredisappointed. While it's pretty, the Cherry Vanilla Matcha Latte had little to no matcha flavor. The drink just tastes like cherry water to me. The Banana Bread Latte actually tastes like banana bread, idk what I was expecting it to taste like. I usually like my coffee still a little bitter but this is definitely too bitter for my liking, I added a little creamer to it when I got home. The person that took my order seemed nice though. They have free stickers next to where you order. It was pretty busy on a Saturday morning.