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.

In an effort to work remotely from new locations, I finally checked out Bolivar Coffee after…read morepassing by so many times and had a wonderful experience. I visited on a weekday afternoon and even before 10am, there were other guests buzzing around this little coffee shop. Bolivar is located within a grocery shopping plaza, meaning they have tons of parking which is always great in ATL. The coffee shop itself is so beautiful! The decor, plants and art all channel Colombia, all by way of Atlanta. There were a few tables inside and outside, allowing space for those there to work, chat and lounge if desired. It was really easy for me to find a comfy seat next to an outlet to settle at for a few hours. I started with a hot latte and a Pastel conquistador and was so pleased by both. I didn't even realize that I had sped through my first cup of coffee before I was onto the next. The ladies behind the counter were helpful in sharing their favorites as I decided on my next orders across my 5 hour visit. Each order was better than the last. If you've been putting off a visit, don't wait any longer!

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!

I love this coffee shop. The lavender latte and the smoked salmon toast are amazing and my go to…read more The baristas are super nice. Parking is in the front of the cafe but there's a parking deck right behind it and it's free parking!

I really wanted to love this cafe because I heard so much about it. Firstly, the ambiance is great…read more It has a minimalistic interior with beige accents and some greenery. There is water, wifi, and restrooms. Drinks come out very quickly. Seating is a bit low and some tables are wobbly, but there are outlets all around the room. Service was fast. - Matcha Latte w Oat Milk: I wish they had other alternative milk options like nut milks. They serve two types of matchas: one pre-sweetened and one that is just matcha. The oatmilk is nice and creamy and overall it was a standard matcha.

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.

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.

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!

We were in the area and in the mood for some coffee and found The Read Shop. We entered the…read morelittle boutique coffee shop / book store and were greeted warmly. I ordered a Cafe Mocha and Wifey ordered an Americano. As we were waiting for our order we browsed around and checked their selection. The place is small but they had a little bit of everything. Next thing we knew our order was ready and we headed out. What a little hidden gem we stumbled upon and I would definitely recommend a visit.

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.

I'm honestly surprised by the high rating. The coffee was pretty good and I absolutely love the…read morespooky theme. But the food was beyond awful. They were out of all burritos so my husband and I got an egg and cheese biscuit and a chicken biscuit. He eats everything and didn't even touch the chicken biscuit and only took one bite of the egg and cheese. The pastry was also stale and oddly chewy. If I was nearby, I'd probably stop in again for the coffee; as it stands, I'll never make that 30+ min drive again after knowing what the food options are.

I wish I knew about this place sooner! Although I recall driving past the place with the skeleton…read morecrawling out of the rooftop, I finally stopped in. The inside matches the outside, kind of a ghoulish theme but still homey with the wooden chairs and tables. I think the chairs are vintage and therefore not comfy due to sagging. I've only been once but plan to be a regular due to its location between my clients homes. They also have a stamp card. The counter people were super friendly when I ordered and weren't rushing me or pushy. The drink of the week that I had was good- can't remember the name but it was iced strawberry matcha, so good! They also sell a few random things like flowers from local businesses. Cool place to chill and get some work done.

Cutest location, convenient spot, easy parking and AMPLE options!…read more Popped in for a meeting over coffee. Great choice! I am not sure what the location is like during the school year given its proximity to KSU's campus but for off-peak times it was perfect. Diverse crowd made for a wonderful cultural experience and the plentiful menu makes room for anyone to find something they like! Highly recommended and I'll definitely be back again!

I found this cute little place on Google and decided to give it a try. I spent six months deployed…read morein the Middle East and absolutely loved the coffee and pastries there, so I was really excited to see what this place had to offer. Best decision ever! I got the Korean-style coffee and a Dubai chocolate croissant, and both were delicious. The croissant was HUGE and I couldn't even finish it, so the value is definitely there. I'm already excited to go back and try the strawberries and cream croissant and the Biscoff latte. The guy at the register was so nice! They also offer curbside pickup, which is super convenient, although I chose to go inside because I wanted to check the place out. It's spacious, nicely decorated, and has a great atmosphere. I could definitely see myself meeting up with friends here. I live in Chicago but visit the area often to see family, so this will absolutely be a staple whenever I'm in town!

I LOVE THIS PLACE. I am so sad that I have found it once I moved from this area. The food was nice…read moreand warm. The Barista was pleasant and explained everything in detail. The ambiance gives elevated home style coffee shop. They have an outside area as well that is lined with hanging lights.

Staff: scowling, silent young people. Coffee: meh. Food selection was sparse and not…read moreattractive. I prefer local, one-off coffee spots, but there plenty without Sad Emo-Boy at the register and not next to 4-lanes of traffic. Imma go to one of those instead.