Drug Store Coffee

Zach Carlson & the guys make a GREAT CAPPUCCINO (and trust, I’m from Seattle & picky!). The staff is super friendly & those are some of the most delicious homemade pastries I’ve ever eaten! …I mean I could eat an entire Cinnamon Coffee Cake if I were local (thanks for saving me from myself…) 😉… keep up the good work guys (and y’all keep making those blueberry muffins, too!). Blue Ribbon quality baked goods; LOVE!! I definitely recommend Drug Store Coffee! ☕️

Come get your fix at the Drug Store! The signature lattes are fantastic. Stationed on the first floor of the Noelle hotel-whole other story there! You cannot go wrong. Get you a prescription of coffee from THIS place! We enjoyed the huckleberry lavender as well as the Biscoff latte. My husband stuck with the staple Vanilla and said that it was a solid friend!!!

Highly recommended the coffee here! Great staff and an amazing corner street view of the city. Thank you form your friends at ETSC!

I checked out several coffee shops in the downtown area while staying in Nashville from out of town and Drug Store was my favorite. I tried a sugar cookie latte and a lavender honey and both were delicious - the baristas here have skill. Plenty of space to work with an outlet nearby and the food options are great compared to most coffee shops.

Good matcha, and usually pretty fast even in a rush. Nice place if your downtown and need a quick coffee

Great for getting some work done, solid place for coffee. The architecture of the attached hotel is top notch and the cafe itself is great. I had multiple drinks here and my favorite was the pour over. I got the cold brew too but it was quite bitter. Maybe I got the bottom of the batch? 🤷🏻‍♂️ would definitely come back because I’m a huge cold brew fan

Super awesome place to get a coffee. Great vibes while being in downtown. The person at the cash register seemed to be having a bad day, which was a bit off-putting. I hope her day improved. Overall, it was a great experience.

One of the cozy coffee shops in Nashville. I ordered Macha and it was stronger flavor than I expected. You can change whole milk to other types of milk. I saw siphon coffee makers in the shop. They also had sweets.

Great coffee shop Cute decor Plenty of food items to choose from Fast service Friendly staff Open windows

When traveling one of my favorite things to do is pop into coffee shops and try out their cold brew and check out their vibes and Drug Store Coffee delivered on both. Located inside the Noelle hotel, the interior decor feels very on brand with their surroundings. It's bright and airy and with minimalist but thoughtful decor with wood and metallic gold accents. My cold brew coffee was great. I also had a slice of cinnamon coffee cake which was also quite good. Seating was plentiful and I had a nice time sitting and watching folks walk through the hotel lobby and the street outside. I'd definitely pop back in for a future beverage and I'd love to stay at the hotel sometime too!

Wow!!! Fantastic time in Nashville and to put it over the top ..... barista Caedon... absolutely awesome customer service! Great coffee too!

Coffee and blueberry muffin are absolutely phenomenal! Caramel Latte was not too strong, but didn't taste like purely milk. Muffin was very fluffy and light, highly recommend!

Modern third wave coffee shop with touches of vintage charm, located in the lobby of Nashville boutique hotel, Noelle. The space is filled with natural light, ample seating, and flat surfaces for working. They serve single origin coffee from local roaster, Sump, and high quality pastries. They also offer a small menu of made to order light fare. I was staying at Noelle, and ended up getting coffee here twice. On my first visit, the Iced Latte was exceptional, with balanced acidity and subtle floral notes. I also loved the Cherry Almond croissant, which had crisp, buttery layers and a delicious fruit jam within. On my next visit, my Cortado was so burnt that I could barely drink it. Perhaps an off day. Regardless, I think this is a good choice over a corporate chain any day.

Went looking for an afternoon pick me up on a work trip and was a bit uncertain about this spot since it was in a hotel, but I am so glad that I wandered in. The barista was very sweet and gave me his favorite drink when I asked for a recommendation. I am typically a mocha drinker through and through, so I was a bit hesitant when he said he likes adding pistachio to his mocha. I am usually not a pistachio person, but this mix of flavors was perfect. The pistachio added an odd level of coolness to the drink when it was extra hot. The chocolate was not too sweet so the drink was nicely balanced. The space is in a hotel at tucked away in a corner with windows that are perfect for people watching. It's rare that I sit and enjoy my drink and do nothing but relax and this was the perfect drink to do that with. I would definitely come back here if I were in town again.

Being that this coffee shop was in the lobby area of a nice hotel, the coffee shop was very nice, too ! It almost felt like a lounge with the furniture and decoration it had. It also had a lot of natural lighting, which I appreciated. There was quite a lot of seating available when I went, and the employees were friendly as well. Unfortuantely I don't remember much about the food, but I do remember it being a nice place to relax and hide from the very aggressive winds outside the day I visited.

Delicious coffee served up in a lovely interior. Staff was super friendly and recommended an amazing pour over. Great spot!

Caramel Macchiato wasn't good at all. No caramel sauce, hardly any ice.... The barista was really friendly though! Coffee tasted burnt. This coffee shop is inside the hotel Noelle and the lobby has restrooms and a water station! Magazines available too.

Ambiance 4/5 If you're into aesthetics this coffee shop nestled in the lobby of the hotel is your Service 4/5 Food 4/5 The latte and pastry were enjoyable. I asked for the croissant to be heated, which made it thee perfect pairing with my drink.

A short walk from hotel in downtown area. The hot vanilla latte hit the spot albeit a bit pricey. Make to ask any cc fees as there is surcharge.

I got to cross this shop off of my list recently. The coffee was good and the shop had a lot of natural lights and seating. It is inside of a hotel so I was worried it would be packed but it was not this day. I enjoyed my latte and ordered a sandwich to go with it which was good. I took stars off for the fact that the staff spent most of their time on their phones and standing around plus there was a roach crawling around near me.

After eating lunch I was looking for somewhere to kill a couple of hours and drink a coffee while doing it. When I looked up coffee I saw DSC, and decided I'd try it out. I had a little trouble finding it, as you have to enter a nicer restaurant to get to it. However, everything went great once I was inside. I got an iced coffee with almond milk and SF vanilla. It was super smooth, and didn't have that bitter taste I normally get from iced coffee. I felt bad because I had to do two separate transactions, but the staff was more than kind about it. I was able to read for a bit here, and drink a good coffee!

Really great 3rd wave coffee in downtown. It was nice that they are open until 6pm. Barista was friendly and knowledgeable. I also ate a chocolate croissant.

The iced coffee that was prepared didn't taste good. Most of my drink contained copious amounts of ice cubes, which watered down the drink. The baristas seemed bugged or disinterested, so I didn't feel as welcomed. This was my first coffee experience in TN, so it was quite disappointing.

A pretty nice and cool coffee bar. Cold brew and latte are both good. Worth a stop if you are looking for a coffee shop near Broadway.

Great small spot for some high quality coffee. There is also a few pastry items but not really hot sandwiches, etc

Perfect tasting coffee. Good atmosphere for people watching. Friendly service. Recommend!

Coffee was extremely under-par and the employees were immensely rude, The aesthetic of the place isn't great as it is in the lobby of a hotel/office. Will not be returning.

The guys at the bar were really nice but the coffee isn't anything special. Inside a hotel so if you are staying there it's probs better than the in room machine coffee. Wish they would have warmed up our croissants.

Mediocre coffee and overall bad, overpriced $9 latte. I was hoping mine would look (and taste) like the 5 star reviews on here. Far from it.

Despite feeling so darned sick during my visit, I walked away from this hotel lobby coffee shop thinking "that might have been one of the cutest shops I've been to in quite some time." As someone who works remotely and travels a fair bit, this tools some really special characteristics to make Drug Store Coffee stand out from the pack. Located off to the side of the Noelle Hotel lobby, the corner location offers plentiful windows and natural light as well as a wrap around bar that faced out onto the street for five star people watching. In addition to the beautiful wrap around counter, it was the overall design and Scandinavian-like furniture that made this spot extra-special. I typically would have ordered a coffee drink but given my head cold, I opted for the peppermint tea with honey (thanks to the barista's recommendation). This was just what the doctor ordered. You'll find plentiful outlets and several spaces to enjoy your drink in the hotel lobby as well. This spot can be found just off Printers Alley and two blocks from Broadway Street. Wishing you a visit as delightful as mine.

Solid Absolutely Solid Great Cappuccino Great Decor Great Service Great Vibe Great Music

Really good cold brew, view, music. Employees are very helpful. Well visit again. Its a really great place to take a brake from the Broadway crowds.

In the lobby of a redone art deco hotel...Amazing ambiance, incredibly restored and the honey latte was out of this world!

Luke warm latte, mid-grade + overpriced. Beautiful setup / look / great customer service.

Decent cup of coffee from roasters I'm St Louis. Very cute little coffee bar in the first floor of The Noelle. No line, friendly baristas and hot coffee. Americano was with medium roast, tasted on the lighter end. Nice to try but would continue trying other places around the city. Connivence that challenges the Starbucks I the first floor of my hotel, so I appreciated the variety and local vibe!

I travel a lot and am always searching for so-called third wave coffee, so I took to Yelp to find good places for espresso in Nashville. Drug Store Coffee came up so I set off on foot to get a yummy cappuccino. This coffee shop is located in the lobby of a boutique hotel. It's off to the side but you have to go in the main lobby entrance to get there. The store is very small and there's limited seating, but I enjoyed the stool seating that faces the street (there's lots to see for entertainment)! Otherwise, it is a very uncomfortable place to hang out (no comfy sofas or chairs, not enough plugs or space to work on a laptop, etc.). This is one of those "one and done" type of places. I ordered a very expensive cappuccino from the friendly barista. It took a while for her to craft my coffee, but I don't mind waiting if I get a quality product. I did. The coffee was smooth yet strong, and the milk art was pretty enough. The portion size was a little small, especially considering it cost me close to $7 including tax and tip! This is a very good spot for coffee. I'm not sure I'd venture far out of the way to come here again, but if you're into hipster coffee shops, you won't want to miss this place.

A place where you can always relax, have a great hot or iced a cup of greatness and listen to good tunes. Good eats here too!

Nice folks. Awful coffee and bone dry ham with breakfast. Good location for sure but a disappointment on the food/drink. Good location. Close to Broadway but a bit quieter. Plenty going on in the neighborhood!

Grabbed a coffee from Drug Store Coffee as we were checking out of Noelle. It was fantastic. The people working were super friendly and made my drink very quickly. I ordered a Caramel Macchiato and it did not disappoint. Highly recommend.

It's rare to find pistachio at coffee shops so when I see it I always get it. I was so pleasantly surprised by this drink. I got an iced pistachio latte with oat milk which the barista said was his favorite as well. It was very strong in the pistachio flavor but was fake tasting. I was obsessed with it. Got it 3 days in a row. Like hook me up to an IV with that stuff it was that good. If you don't like sweet coffee drinks then it's probably not for you but if you do, run don't walk and get this deliciously green drink!

Went in after a conference- had a decaf mocha with almond milk that was incredibly delicious. They also had (limited) gluten free treats. Loved the workspace and open windows!

Delicious coffee and a beautiful interior of both the coffee space AND the Hotel Noelle. Recommend for sure!

Located inside the Noelle Hotel, DSC offers a cool retro vibe with comfy seating and a great spot to people watch. During the week they serve yummy pastries from Brightside Bakeshop . They have donuts and some in house options from Makerready's on the weekend. It was noisy (especially for a small space) so it would be nice to have a quiet nook to relax. Convenient option if you don't have the time for a sit down breakfast.

It's fine. Staff was nice enough and drink was decent. I had an iced caramel latte, no milk substitutions or anything... $9!! Just an absurd price for a completely mediocre iced latte. Also it's the size of a Starbucks medium. I thought when she told me the price I accidentally order a really big one or something bc holy cow I'm used to pricy coffee but my goodness not going there again.

This was the best coffee that I had during my stay in Nashville. Hands down. I ordered a cold brew, black, and it was just so good. My family members each got flavored coffees and they were very excited about how good they were too. Drug Store is located on the corner of a new boutique hotel, so the atmosphere is already gorgeous before you add in the view of Printer's Alley. We grabbed our coffee and sat on a velvet couch, we may have technically been in the hotel lobby but the open coffee lounge made it feel that we were still a part of the other coffee goers. Props to Drug Store for opening early. It is also in the perfect location to start the day early before headed for a walk down the street, along the river and across the pedestrian bridge to reach your 7:30am tailgate - like we did :)

We walked from Midtown to Downtown to check out a free museum on a tuesday morning (21 C...if there is one in a city you are in, VISIT IT. Not just a hotel...ALSO a free museum!). And ya girl needed some coffee along the way! Unfortunately, we walked up Broadway most of the way and that is literally ONLY bars. I was sure we would have to pass a coffee shop on the main drag at some point. Where my Starbucks at?! Well...apparently not on Broadway in downtown Nashville. So, after our saunter through the museum, and my need for coffee only greater than before, Yelp came to the rescue. Turns out if you are downtown and want coffee, Church Street and the cross streets are the place to look. There were several to choose from, all well-rated, and along the way. So, I just decided to stop in at the first one we passed. This wasn't a bad plan. Drug Store Coffee was the first one we came across. It is really fancy, in the first floor of a hotel I could never afford to stay in. And it is charming AF. Clean and bright. The barista was friendly. And my order is not complicated. It was hot as Hades out, so cold brew all the way, baby! Leave a lil' room for creamer and I am good to go. The coffee hit the spot! I only wish that it was an option to get a larger size. I would have paid out the nose for a more giant cup of cold brew! Either way, Drug Store Coffee saved the day!

Really nice sitting area and baristas. The Lattè was average at best. Also had the plain drip, which was just basic coffee. Go there for the seating not the coffee. Overall: 5/10 Follow me on Instagram @ahmadeats for all the foods and attractions

What a cool spot. Glad I found drug store coffee after a long night at the honkey tonk. I ordered a drip coffee which was fantastic. It was on the bitter side (which I like). The inside of the coffee shop is super cool and modern. A chill spot to hang out and recover.

I love this place so much, I had to stop by each day of my stay. Reagan is so nice and friendly, she remembered me when I can back and she explained Nashville allergies to me and explained what helped her. She also made great recommendations. My favorite is the Bourbon Vanilla!

So first, the entrance is on 4th not on church, which was a bit confusing. Well, it was confusing for us, cause we are not from here. They have a good variety of drinks and pastries. Kids had a chai tea which they seemed to enjoy, my wife a honey latte with a nice flower on it and I had regular coffee(a little bitter), too them down a star.

Like many Nashvillians, I have run afoul of the... system at Barista Parlor. Most everyone I know has been bitten by that dog. So, it was with some trepidation that I entered into Drug Store Coffee. I'm pleased to note, however, the experience was quite unlike other BP coffee jaunts. Perhaps the different name and the location (inside the magical Noelle Hotel) has changed the usual humorless scolding into a pleasant exchange of money for coffee. The build out (like everything else in the Noelle) is impressive. The coffee counter runs almost the length of the space but it dead ends into a beautiful wooden work table, complete with schoolhouse swivel chairs. If you're not there for a work session, feel free to take a seat alongside the large window and gaze out into the goings on of an ever-busy Downtown Nashville. Finally, if the space is simply too packed with people, the hotel location lends itself to comfy chairs just outside the storefront. Suffice it to say, if you come in search of a seat and a drink, you'll find one. Rather, though, than being knocked over the head with BP branding, you'll find attractive 'Drug Store' cups, ninja turtle-esque wall hangings and fancy chocolates perfectly placed about the shop. The ceilings are high, the walls are white, the light is bright, and the space is attractive. This is somewhere you want to be. As for the product... you know the product. It's the same high-quality coffee you'll find in East End, The Gulch and Germantown. From bourbon vanillas to caramel coffees, all your favorites are here. Well, almost all of your favorites are here. The seasonal blends found at the other locations haven't quite made their way to this one yet and the tea choices aren't as varied. I'm guessing that will change in the coming months. The pastries, too, are in a state of flux. Rather than 5 Daughters, the baked goods are transitioning to an in-house effort. I believe that my gluten-free coffee cake was from that new wave and, if so, your sweet bite needs will be safely met. I relied on my own wifi while here so I can't vouch for or decry the connectivity situation. I will say that the space was pleasingly busy during my hour+ time working there. For such a new location -- inside a hotel, to boot -- that's pretty encouraging. Downtown Nashville has come a long way in the past few years. Next time you're in need of a coffee fix north of Broadway, stop in to Drug Store Coffee and prepare to be impressed.

It's not a habit of mine to review on opening day but practically speaking I've been here before. I've been to Barista Parlor's current three locations, and this is a Barista Parlor joint. Take away all the signage that says Drug Store and most any Nashvillian walking in would finish their phone call with "I have to hang up now. I'm about to get some coffee at [looks around for 0.77 seconds] Barista Parlor." I've been here yesterday and Josh said they were not opening for another day but [paraphrasing] you look like you're in withdrawal so have some of this coffee I made for myself. I won't go on about the attention to detail and the gorgeous execution since there is consistency among all their locations, but I have to point out that this particular location has the most feels like it belongs location of them all. Heart of downtown. Wide and tall windows unobstructed to accentuate that fact. The barista was excited to be there, seemed passionate about barista'ing, made a decent Cortado. It's downtown so parking is ... downtown. The hotel in which it is located, the newly opened Noelle, is beautiful and cosmopolitan much like the BP brand so the partnership seems like a match made in heaven. Thanks for bringing Nashville up a notch as a world class city.

I was able to visit Drug Store Coffee on a cold and rainy day for a work meeting. I was excited to check out this spot mainly because it is inside the new boutique hotel, Noelle. When you walk into Noelle, the coffee shop is to the right. You can't miss it. There is a beautifully lit counter with very nice baristas ready to take your order. The coffee shop itself is not very big. The counter takes up most of the room with a few seats on the side. There is one table and them some counter seats along the window. It's a nice place to people watch or enjoy the hustle and bustle of downtown in a quiet space. The feel of the place is very sleek and clean. The decor is simple yet effective. It's comfortable enough and if you want to get really comfortable, there is a seating area right outside of the coffee shop with a large sofa and chairs. The menu is smaller with not a lot of options for non-coffee drinkers. If you drink coffee, they have what you need. I was able to get a hot chocolate (due to them not having chai lattes) and a five daughters donut (which I believe they said will be replaced with in-house baked goods). My hot chocolate had a beautiful leaf design on top and was served in a cute Drug Store cup. Everything was delicious and warmed me up from the cold rain outside. If you're looking for a nice gift, they have some mugs and nice chocolate bars for sale, along with a few other items. Drug Store Coffee is definitely worth checking out. I would suggest grabbing a cup of coffee and then taking a glance at the hotel. It is so beautiful and the staff is more than happy to give you the history of the building and the idea behind the hotel.

I was looking for a good coffee shop to sit down and plan the next part of my tour of downtown Nashville when I happened upon Drug Store. They have a solid coffee menu (I got the bourbon vanilla latte) and the barista was helpful in giving me advice about where to check out in Nashville. I highly recommend stopping by for a cup of coffee!

About time more good coffee shops start appearing. Service was great Brew was above average Cool place to check out. Food is good too. Noelle Hotel is very nice

This is without a doubt, the best cup of coffee I've ever had. I ordered a Carmel latte with oatmilk. It was so hot, so smooth and sweetened perfectly. I guzzled it down and burnt my tongue, but it was totally worth it. Highly recommend.

After a lunch at Makeready, I stopped by Drug Store Coffee for a cappuccino to go (and to enjoy on my walk back to the office). (Both Makeready and Drug Store Coffee are in the Noelle Hotel, although on different floors.) The coffee was fine, and the little coffeeshop area is small but nice. Not a bad place to grab a coffee if you're in the area and prefer to avoid Starbucks.