This was my first visit to Rev Coffee, and I immediately appreciated its welcoming neighborhood…read morefeel. One of my favorite weekend traditions is exploring a new coffee shop every Sunday somewhere around the city, and this week I decided to give Rev Coffee a try. While I didn't order any food, several menu items looked tempting and worth trying on a future visit. I ordered the Iced Banana Pudding Latte, and it was delicious. What stood out even more was the customer service. The staff had genuinely positive energy, and the cashier was especially helpful in sharing his thoughts on the different drinks I was considering before making my choice. As someone who enjoys writing and working from coffee shops, my only suggestion would be a larger bar-style workspace for laptops and those of us who like to stand, pace, and type while working. It wasn't a deal breaker by any means. They also don't offer a military discount, but that's fairly common and never something I expect when visiting a coffee shop. Overall, I had a great experience. The atmosphere was inviting, the coffee was enjoyable, and the staff made a strong impression. I would definitely recommend Rev Coffee, and it has earned a spot in my regular rotation of coffee shop adventures.

Well, gave them another shot because we were on our way home from a trip and it was convenient. I…read moreupped my review to 3* only because I do actually like the taste of their coffee. It tastes freshly roasted and just better quality. That being said, they clearly didn't take my recommendation at all. Hubs ran in as I was feeling off. Been that way since radiation. Oh well. Anyway, he ordered Mr. Peanut and crème brûlée (crème brûlée is my favorite dessert to the extent he made me some just last week, from scratch! I have the best husband!). If you are going to call it crème brûlée at least make it sweet like the dessert is. This always tastes like coffee and milk. Mr Peanut has an after thought of peanut. It was sweeter than the CB. lol which doesn't make much sense to me, but whatever. It was decent but again, we want to taste the flavors. Wish they would make their own syrups. I drive out of my way for good coffee shops that make their own syrups. I am in that area often so maybe next time I order differently since I have established I do like their coffee, just not the drink recipe. For that, I'm not docking them. Ambiance, same as before, busy/crowded.

A very cute, quiet spot in Vinings! There's seating available if you want to get some work done,…read moreplus a selection of books for sale if you're in the mood to read while you relax. The s'mores latte was absolutely delicious and hit the spot. Definitely check this place out!

I loved this little book shop that had coffee options as well. This place is about 15-20 minutes…read moreaway from Atlanta airport and very convenient if you are waiting to pick someone up and have a bit of time you can stop here. I loved all the book variety they had. They also have a full on coffee menu with a few eats options as well. Overall, would love to visit again for a longer time. The employees were great and made my drink just like I like it- I ordered a caramel latte. Parking is decent and there is a small parking lot all around and it's free to park. There are also a few stores to shop near this shop.

I stopped by Chattahoochee Coffee Company in between appointments for a quick meet-up with a…read morefriend, and what a cute spot this turned out to be. I had no idea it was Venezuelan-owned, which I thought was really dope. I love when places incorporate their culture into the menu, and you can definitely see that reflected in some of the food options (I included a few photos in this review). I ordered a chai latte, and to my surprise, it was perfect as-is. Most of the time I feel like I have to add a sweetener, but this one didn't need anything--it was already just right. I also grabbed a couple of bites: the empanadas de pollo and the empanadas de queso--delishhhhh. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Another plus is that it's a great spot to get some work done. They offer Wi-Fi, and there's both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating is especially my vibe, so I'll definitely be back to work and try more items on the menu. Such a great find.

First time at this location! I usually go to the other one. I loved the empanadas here! I tried the…read moreEmpanada de Pabellón and the Empanada de Pollo. They were both so good, but I was craving the Empanada de Pabellón the next day! The bread on them was so sweet, soft, and good! Friendly service too! The inside of this shop is very clean and quiet.

**IMPORTANT: non-residents of the surrounding complex require a $15 membership plus paid parking to…read morevisit this coffee shop** There is a required membership to enter this complex, and they sell a $15 membership online. You can do this online in advance at: https://submatic.io/store/10947/subscribe. When you arrive at the entrance gate, buzz the office, and they'll direct you to the Leasing Lodge to complete your application, where you'll receive a decal for your car which lets you in the residents' gate next time. The membership is $15/month, and if you keep it renewing, you get a $15/month credit to use in the coffee shop. Parking requires payment every time, via QR codes posted in the lot. Once you're inside, the coffee shop interior is clean and welcoming, with a decent amount of indoor seating and free WiFi. There are several outdoor tables, and lots of chairs out in the grounds as you head towards the river. The staff is awesome - super friendly and welcoming, and happy to explain your new membership and a points-based loyalty program they offer in addition. The baristas are superb, and there's a wide range of morning pastries as well as a fab Venezuelan lunch menu. While the first visit will feel expensive as you're adding in the new membership, from month 2 onwards it's great value. The entry controls keep the occupancy manageable, so you can enjoy the peace and beauty of the Chattahoochee with your coffee fix.

I was really excited to visit this coffee shop. However, I encountered a very unpleasant situation…read morewith the Barista who spoke to my group in a very unprofessional tone of voice and caused our group to feel very uncomfortable. After sharing with the manager via email, she was very dismissive and failed to offer an apology for the experience. Additionally, the Barista refused to provide us with a receipt and said I needed to wait for a few hours. This is mind blowing that a manager/owner would not understand that a simple apology could go a long way. While the location is convenient we will search for a more welcoming, friendly environment.

Been seeing a lot of buzz about Bolivar lately, so was in the area by the Smyrna location and…read moredecided to give them a try. Inside: Inside is really cute and cozy. A little on the small side with minimal seating, but they also have some patio seating at the front. However, I do believe they just opened a new location in Marietta in a much larger space. Service: No complaints about the service. Despite the busyness, I didn't stand in line for anymore than 5 - 7 minutes and probably waited less than 10 minutes for my order. Pricing: Pricing was very reasonable, with drink pricing ranging from about $4 - $8. From what I could see for food options, prices were all under $15. Food/Drinks: Regrettably, I skipped the food this time and only tried an iced matcha. They had a summer version called the Tropi Coco, which combined toasted coconut, coconut milk, and coffee or matcha. However, I don't think the Matcha version included toasted coconut, at least not the one I tried. Unfortunately, the drink didn't quite hit the mark for me. I mostly tasted coconut milk, with some Matcha flavor, but the flavors didn't blend well. Perhaps it was a matter of the ratio. My sister ordered the same drink and experienced the same issue, although hers seemed to have even less Matcha than mine. While I'm not sure I'd get the Matcha again, I'm still open to trying some other menu items. The empanadas and tasty looking Colombian treats were calling my name, so I'd like to go back and give them a try! I'd imagine if you're a coffee lover you'd want to give their Colombian coffee a try though!

Cute, cozy coffee shop with friendly staff. Delicious, quality coffee. I typically get an iced…read morecoffee, which is always wonderful and well balanced. My only complaint is the online ordering process, which I find to be pointless as my order is never complete upon my arrival, ~20 to 30 minutes from the time that I ordered. I assume they are making the coffee upon arrival so that it's fresh and not watered down, but it defeats the purpose of ordering ahead. Otherwise great coffee shop, and great addition to the Smyrna

Met and acquaintance here for coffee. There was hardly anyone inside, maybe 2 or 3 ppl. We ordered…read moreand found a spot to sit. The lady who took our order was nice. I do hate they stopped selling the mimosas. I ordered the iced honey bee latte. It was really good.

they continue to fail multiple heath inspections and the place is just nasty. I feel like I get…read morefood poisoning just walking by the restaurant.

coffee is wicked good, the service is great. Jordan and Isabella were a good time and created a…read morewicked fun experience while ordering. But all of the ladies were fun and hilarious.

Food is ON POINT. Coffee is AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS!!! Friendly…read moreand warm service. Atmosphere is cozy, clean, and smooth vibes.

The chicken pot pie was outstanding. I ate so much of it for lunch that I had no appetite for…read moredinner.

If you are looking for a pie shop in the area then this is a good option…read more Although their pricing is on the higher side they do have everything. I flew in from California and wanted to get a pie for my auntie's house to share with everyone. I was surprised to see they had all the traditional flavors ready to go and seasonal flavors as well. For seasonal they had a strawberry rhubarb pie for February. They even had savory pies too. I love that they have a large variety and definitely specialize in pies. I got their traditional apple pie, a small cherry tart pie and mini pot pie. The small cherry tart pie wasn't too sweet which I liked. The mini pot pie was okay. There was a little too much crust ratio compared to the inside filling. Everyone enjoyed the apple pie. For two mini items and the apple pie I paid $51. The nice lady behind the counter was really nice and helpful. I also liked how they packaged everything. The inside of the shop is cute and they do have some seating for you to enjoy your items on the spot.