PERC Coffee

I meet my Chess Club on some Sundays here. The Coffee is dope & the Staff are tight too! I cannot wait to buy some of their beans for myself! Join the crowd ❤️!

Great pour over coffee, and I love the almond croissant! And the decor is made of reclaimed materials, which give the place a nice rustic feel.

Easily the best coffee shop in Savannah.
Love the experimentation with different drinks and specials.
Good vegan pastry selection.
Always on par drip and the pour over is nice. It’s a barista pour over instead of machines which some shops are switching too
Baristas are nice- not super talkative, so don’t expect southern charm but they can pull some nice shots and pour good drinks so the important bases are covered anyways.
Go here.

I was excited to see that there was a coffee shop within walking distance of my house, so I decided to give them a try during my morning walk. I ordered “the largest coffee you have with a shot of espresso” to go. For a trendy coffee shop, I didn’t think $7.50 was unreasonable. Then she handed me my tiny cup of coffee. Assuming she had made a mistake and given me the small cup, I told her I had ordered a large. She informed me that the minuscule portion she was handing to me is, in fact, the large coffee. That was the first disappointing aspect. The second came when I drank the coffee - not terrible, but nothing special. If you’re looking for a trendy place to hang out, PERC is a great choice. If you actually like coffee and want more than a few sips of it, you’ll be as disappointed as I was.

Great lil shop. Lots of places to sit and the waffles are awesome 🤙🏼

Still the best coffee of my life. Also they have no business making a bagel THAT good.

Terrific space, great service, and quality coffee. Highly recommend to anyone looking for something better than Starbucks.

Review of a bag of retail coffee, not the location. I purchased from a shop in downtown.

Seems I'm very much in the minority with my 2-star review but here goes. I bought a bag of Kenya Kianderi AA with a fresh roast date (3-4 days). Very excited because I love Kenyan/Tanzanian/Ethiopian almost 100% of the time. Unfortunately with this, no matter what method I use (aeropress, pour over, or traditional drip), it has way too many off flavors - very acidic with a moldy wet grass taste.

When I visit cities I like to take back of a bag of locally roasted coffee as a souvenir. I've been mostly happy with what I've gotten in other places but this was a huge dud. For reference I've had a lot of national brands like Counter Culture, La Colombe, Stumptown, etc and still prefer to support the smaller roaster, but this is absolutely nowhere close to those in quality. I'd like to think I just got a bad batch but it's still $17 pretty much wasted.

The coffee is always great here, and the staff are always happy and nice. It’s not the cheapest coffee around, but great coffee comes with a price. They sell the best tasting natural process beans too, if you’re into funky fruity coffee.

Super cute Industrial-feel type of coffee shop that roasts their own beans. Delicious coffee and beverages. Enjoyed the iced lavender latte. Small parking lot in back.