When I tell you that Bacon, Egg and Cheese sandwich was FIYAAAAA. Holy moly. It is a genuinely…read moreunique and delicious take on an American breakfast classic. A little bit of spice and sweetness. Do yourself a favor and get it on sourdough. The pimento cheese can make it a little messy but I love that. It was so good I came back a few days later and brought the husband for a second try... he confirmed that it was, indeed, delicious. Our hibiscus tea and cold brew didn't wow us but it certainly did the job. The interior is eclectic, clean and organized. There is a water station that comes in handy. You're encouraged to bus your own table but staff will come around if needed. Staff interactions were very pleasant. The Daily sets a nice standard for coffee/brunch spots.

The Midtown Atlanta is perhaps not a good place for people who are serious about breakfast, but…read moreluckily there is this restaurant not too far away from it. The Daily has three branches in Atlanta, one near West Midtown, about 15min walk from Atlantic station, one in Inman Park, and the third in Buckhead. Their menu features a wide variety of food: toasts, breakfast bowls, yogurt bowls, wraps, pitas, tea and smoothie, etc. I have tried the Loaded Avocado Bowl, the Breakfast Burrito, Soft Scrambled Toast, as well as different kinds of teas and juice. One thing I like it very much is that the foods are generally very lightly seasoned. For example, I was told that the eggs in burrito "did not have salt" -- it did not taste bland though, because the tortilla and cheese are both salty. I also enjoy their sourdough very very much. Chewy, moist, slightly sour -- so good that I always ask for some extra. Besides food, the dining area was colorful and bright and spacious, with both small tables and communal tables for working/eating. What disappointed me a bit was my third visit. My soft scrambled egg was overcooked and I got my side of sourdough toasted with butter the first time. Despite this, I would love to come back and try more dishes!

We went to E + Rose to try their smoothies and I thought it was good, but it's so hard to justify…read moreanything higher than 3 stars bc what are these prices??? Since it was so expensive, we ended up just sharing their orange dream. Service was quick, super friendly, and the inside was nice which was a huge plus but we paid $13.50 for the smoothie when you can get something similar at smoothie king for under $10. Taste wise, I thought it was pretty good, but the tumeric definitely stood out every time I took a sip. I'd definitely want to try another flavor, but I'm not sure if I'd want to pay for one of their when there's so many cheaper smoothie options around

After strolling through the area's shops, it was time for a cool beverage…read more Near Cook and Soldiers, I loved the shop's entry and zen decor with lots of real plants. Staff was very friendly and I decided to try the Dark Magic cherry smoothie. Unfortunately, it was tasteless to me and the texture was unpleasant..maybe the protein powder. My feedback was graciously accepted and my 2nd choice of the Cocoa butter was tasty but unmemorable. For the lack of flavor profiles, I would not make a special effort to come here for a smoothie. The food menu and those options featuring sourdough bread sound interesting though.... Bathrooms and overall environmevery clean. clean.

This place is absolutely incredible! Not only did I want to support a Black-owned business with my…read moredollars, but I also longed to be in an uplifting work environment. Stepping inside, I was greeted by stunning decor, sunlight streaming in, and the hum of passing cars. I ordered the parfait -- the menu was straightforward with clear descriptions, so I knew exactly what I was getting. I enjoyed my meal while having a meeting, feeling completely at ease. The friendly lady behind the counter and a gentleman offered us a taste of their cold brew, and to our surprise, we could distinguish between an 18-hour brew and a quick one. They explained the process, and it turns out one was from an owner and the other from the manager -- both warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. I wouldn't hesitate to come back and spread love here. The ambiance is fantastic, with stunning artwork decorating the space. I even caught a glimpse of a soccer game during my meeting, feeling perfectly comfortable. This spot truly lifts my spirits, and I look forward to supporting Black entrepreneurs in the future.

--Shout Out-- Condesa is only cardless and I only brough…read morecash that day. I am so glad the cashier was able to help me out at the last minute. I don't think I could've bought anything without his help. --Location/Parking-- Corner building right off the highway. My only grip is the parking. It is not easy to find parking and get in and out since this is a major highway where cars and going fast or stopped, stuck in the red light. --Ambience-- Coffee shop with three big rows of bench. If you are living in the area, this is a great spot to hang out. --Service/Staff-- Shout out to the cashier/barista that was working there. I didn't know they were cashless until I was trying to order. --Products-- I didn't see much options, but they had limited baked goods, I went on a Saturday afternoon which is past their prime hours, which I could understand that they would not be bringing out more or trying to make more baked goods. --Capacity-- Capacity to hold 50 plus people in the shop, but where would they park. The conflicts of O4W. --Overall-- Great coffee shop, I will be back if I am in the area, but the location is difficult to make it easy to stop on in.

If you prefer your drinks and sweets on the sweet side, this is the place. If you're like me and…read moreprefer it not-too-sweet, not the right cafe for you. Not the best experience in general. I had to order three times because the first two times, the staff couldn't make the drinks that were on the menu for some reason, and when the Blueberry Matcha came out, it was overwhelmingly sweet. My friend's latte was also on the sweet side even though he didn't ask for any sweetener, and the coffee wasn't as strong as we had hoped. The food was better, but you can see in the photos that the chicken in the Hot Chicken Biscuit Sandwich was *tiny*, and I was hoping for a little bit more in general. Other aesthetic cafes I would rather recommend are The Reading Room (cute bookstore vibes) in Decatur, Daydreamer Coffee (plants and boho) in Midtown, and Momonoki (cute, Asian desserts and drinks - would not recommend for working, the wifi is terrible) in Midtown.

This spot is a must-visit! As a fully remote girl, I know nothing is better than changing my work…read morelocation. I wanted to check out some trendy coffee shops in the Buckhead area, and I had to check out this place. It didn't disappoint, from the excellent service to the cute but delicious drinks. This place was perfect for getting some work done and is less crowded than the sister location, Toast On Lenox, which always seems to have a crowd. I highly recommend this coffee shop, as it is as cozy as it is beautiful.

Grabbed a coffee here before a meeting & the service was great. I coffee was fine & beans seemed…read morefresh. Lots of people working, so seems like a good a spot to work!

I came here with my sister after a workout class nearby to cool down and do a bit of work on our…read morelaptops. It's seems to be a fairly chill spot (although we came on a random Thursday morning!), which we loved! I'm actually not much of a coffee drinker, but I love the vibes of a coffee shop so that was a nice plus! I ordered their mango smoothie, which was really refreshing and delicious! I highly recommend checking this place out if you're nearby or simply visiting Alliance Theatre! Pro tip: park on the street on 15th street if you don't want to pay for parking!

This is at the end of a strip mall. There is plenty of free parking…read more This venue is extremely clean and the safe are very welcoming. I ordered the Pure Watermelon bottle and the Chocolate Hazelnut bowl. The Pure Watermelon bottle is just lemon juice and watermelon juice. It is tasty and cost $9. The Chocolate Hazelnut bowl costs $15 and has acai, berries, and bananas. The food was extremely delicious and it only took them a few minutes to make it from scratch. This is better than ice cream.

Super friendly and great customer service. Interior is impeccable. Smoothie was thick and…read moredelicious. The oatmeal power bowl was delicious, tho the oats were cooking for a while so they're on the softer side.

Food is 4.5 stars Service 3 stars…read moreBusiness management 2 stars It really is unfortunate that the restaurant is so disorganized. The food is amazing and they have some creative bowls that I haven't found at other places. If I lived near the area I probably wouldn't mind the odd experiences but I do not so I mind. They always seem to be short on food, close early and today I drove 25 mins to get there at 4pm you couldn't come inside for whatever reason. There was no employee or sign explaining anything just lots of confused customers and people waiting in their cars who placed orders online. The food is worth trying but I won't go out of my way to go anymore

Stopped by for a quick lunch and was pleasantly surprised! There's free parking available outside…read morethe building, which is a plus. Line was a bit long, but we went during peak lunch hours and still only waited about 15-20 minutes. We got the Sweater Weather and Curry Up bowls and both were DELICIOUS. Everything was super fresh and bursting with flavor. Definitely will be coming back here for a hearty and fulfilling option. Everyone was kind and the inside was clean.

Hidden inside Kinship Butcher, this is a small coffee shop great for an on the go pick me up. There…read moreare two cushions in the window's ledge to wait for your drink and outside there are a couple tables. I chose to come in because when researching coffee shops in the area, I learned that Atlanta-born owner has a background in mixology and values the craft of making drinks. I could taste the quality in my drink, the base was smooth and mild. They make syrups in hose and flavors change with the season, I came towards the end of their menu life cycle so I grabbed a honey latte, but so wish I had the chance to try a more unique flavor. Good drink either way and I loved that I saw regulars coming in and chatting up the barista.

For a drink named banana day, you'd think I'd taste at least a hint of banana but no…read more The vibes are immaculate. I sat outside on nice weekend and enjoyed the company and people watching. Service was quick.