Pasco Coffee Bar

Not only was the coffee incredible, the service was phenomenal. We were greeted immediately by the kindest baristas (I didn’t get their names, but they were working on 10/25 around noon). My husband is a coffee snob and before he even started to order, one barista said “I think you want a traditional cappuccino or a cortado”; his go to at any new place is a cortado and he has never felt so seen, ha! He has told that story about 10 times over the last few days. I was pointing out the beetroot latte and the same barista suggested added espresso- hands down the most interesting and delicious coffee drink I’ve had in a long time. We’d come back to Thomasville just to visit this shop!

Tiny little local coffee shop tucked into the back of a kitchen goods store. I had a basic iced pumpkin spiced latte, but it was super yummy, and my husband had a brown sugar latte, and he liked his as well.

Tucked away in the back of the kitchen supply store "Relish," Pasco Coffee Bar is a delightful hidden gem that coffee aficionados are sure to appreciate. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance between cozy and vibrant, making it an ideal spot for both relaxation and social observation. The simple and curated selection of coffee blends is nice. On my recent visit, I opted for the cold brew, which was rich and flavorful. However, I must admit that my only complaint was the ice it came with—this is a personal pet peeve of mine, as I prefer my cold brews undiluted. Nonetheless, the quality of the coffee itself was undeniable, and I found myself savoring each sip. One of the standout features of Pasco Coffee Bar is the people-watching experience. Positioned within a bustling kitchen supply

Ordered a double espresso and Ethiopian pour over. Absolutely tasty espresso, and the pour over per tasting notes was exceptional. Inviting atmosphere with that modern farmhouse look. Absolutely a better experience and superb coffee compared to grassroots which falters like Starbucks in bean and brew. Second trip back and they also fluctuate their slow brew menu which is awesome! You can have a brilliant ethipoian one day and branch out and have a Burundi single origin the next

Great little coffee bar inside the retail market. Syrups are housemade. Loved the unique, delicious flavor of "Not Your Nanna's Latte."