A coffee bar cabinet keeps machines, mugs and beans in one spot. When the doors close, the counter looks clean again.

We build coffee stations in Fishtown, Passyunk and Roxborough kitchens, often in a spot that used to hold a pantry.

Pick the Right Spot

Keep it out of the cooking zone.

  • Near the fridge for milk.
  • Close to a sink for rinsing.
  • Away from the main walkway.

Utilities for a Coffee Bar Cabinet

Machines draw real power.

  • Two dedicated 20-amp GFCI outlets.
  • A water line for plumbed espresso makers.
  • LED task lights inside.
Coffee bar cabinet detail with pocket door slides, GFCI outlets and espresso water line

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Smart Cabinet Features

Small details add daily ease.

  • Pocket doors that slide out of the way.
  • Pull-out trays for machines.
  • Heat-safe interior finishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add it to my current kitchen? Often, by replacing one cabinet run.

Do I need a plumber? Only for a plumbed machine.

What size works best? Usually 30 to 36 inches wide.

Design Your Coffee Bar Cabinet

Philly Kitchen & Bath builds custom kitchens citywide. Explore our custom cabinetry, see our Fishtown project, or contact us.

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