This shop is right off a busy road expect to drive around to find parking if their small lot is…read morefull . There's parking on a. Side street beside it and on the main road that's parallel. They have a roaster in the back of their building so lots of in house coffee beans to buy. They also have a merch shop in the sitting area baked goods available as well. I got a dirty chai with their vanilla bourbon syrup iced it was pretty good. If I'm in the area walking again, I probably will stop by. It's a cute area to sit at too, so it'll be a great place to hang out and have a business meeting or just a catch up with a friend.

Neighborhood cafe- streamline minimalist decor. Functional but nothing to see…read more The location was very crowded on a Sunday morning at 10 AM. No inside seating available as people sipped lattes wearing headphones and settled in on their laptops. The café seemed to offer a variety of pastries such as a ginger cookie- they also offer scones, and mini cheese quiche. However, parking is extremely limited and difficult to find in this old fourth ward neighborhood unless you utilize paid parking. The ice orange Blossom latte was quickly made, but did not have a distinct flavor or taste-it tasted like a regular latte. A great coffee shop if you are in the neighborhood but not one I would travel to in order to explore and tryout. They do have really cute apparel and a few housewares such as mugs and coffee brewers.

Daily Dose was a vibe! I've been a few times now, but this review is really based on my first…read morevisit--because first impressions matter. Traffic was pretty heavy that morning, and when I finally pulled up, I didn't see an open space right away. For a second, I thought about leaving, but I'm glad I didn't. Parking is actually pretty easy once you know the options--there's a garage nearby and street parking too. As soon as I walked in, I knew this was the kind of place I'd be excited to work from. I ordered a matcha latte and spotted the perfect seat by the window--it felt like it was waiting for me. The vibe was calm and creative, with just the right energy for working or people-watching along the BeltLine. The music was on point too, though it really depends on who's working--some days the playlist is an A+. My only real issue? The outlets. They were there, but during my first few visits, the ones at the booths didn't work. Maybe that's been fixed by now, but at the time it was the only thing that missed the mark. Still, this spot easily makes my list of favorite places to post up for a few hours. Between the matcha, the ambiance, and the overall vibe--it's an easy yes for me.

Great coffee shop in reynoldstown. You can park in the deck under Publix and walk to the shop. I…read moregot the seasonal horchata latte and it was tasty!

Great concept!! I love plants, I love coffee. A great place to breathe…read more The lavendar mint tea was relaxing and hit the spot on this cool day.

I've been wanting to come to this Bellwood location for a while now, and I got to finally come…read moreduring Strut 2025. There is 8 bar chairs that face the cafe and the workers making the drinks. There are no outlets, but plenty of greenery around. Sometimes they have sales or partnerships where plants are 20% off or if you buy a plant, you get a free beer at Strut. Lots of greenery. I wanna try their latte next time and sit outside and read. There is a small parking lot in their backyard that is free and one private bathroom.

The coffee here is one of my ATL favorites. Great flavor every time…read more The staff is always friendly. Plenty of seating outside, both shaded and not BUT no indoor seating. The shop itself is very small and is probably the size of a small bedroom. So if outside isn't your vibe you may need to go somewhere else.

Fabulous little coffee shop with a nice outdoor sitting area. Not really anywhere to sit inside and…read moreunfortunately, it was too cold the first time I went and the second time I went, it was raining. That did not stop me from enjoying my latte and I enjoyed it so much that I actually bought a bag of beans from them. My niece got an empanada with some chimichurri sauce, and she absolutely loved it. I was regretting that I did not get myself. They don't roast their own beans but they do get them from two different local roasters. I chose an Ethiopian blend that has flavors of jasmine, peach and pear. Can't wait to try it when I get home to San Diego!

Perc is exactly the kind of coffee shop I wish I had near home…read more The space checks every box for me: tons of natural light, great music, plenty of tables, easy access to power, and enough room to spend an hour or an entire afternoon. It feels bright, welcoming, and genuinely built for people who want to enjoy being there. What really sets it apart, though, is the team. Every interaction I've had has been excellent. They're friendly without being overbearing, happy to chat, generous with recommendations, and consistently positive. You get the sense that they actually enjoy what they do, and it makes a difference. The Good Times Latte is one of my favorite coffee drinks anywhere. I can't get enough of it. If Perc sold their syrups by the bottle, I'd probably take them home and put them in everything. The drink is already fantastic, but that little touch of habanero sugar takes it to another level. It's the kind of detail that sticks with you long after you've finished the cup. Easy five stars. I can't wait to be back!

First time at Perc Coffee, and my husband and I enjoyed it. While we waited for our table at Bomb…read moreBiscuit, we decided to grab a drink. The wait was a little lengthy, but moved quickly. The restaurant is bright and vibrant. We ordered the matcha daze. It came out shortly thereafter. The vanilla-lavender flavor added a different taste to the matcha, but we liked it. It's nestled in the Grant Park community and convenient. They also serve food and have plenty of indoor/outdoor seating. Be sure to check them out, if you're in the area!

Incredible ambiance, food, and coffee. We arrived at 9:00 on Sunday and there wasn't too much of a…read moreline, but around 9:30 it got busy and stayed busy, with a line stretching around the property that might've taken someone 30-45 minutes of waiting. The food was great and it was warmed and brought to us very quickly once we placed the order. I liked that they had seating specifically for parties of 3 or more, so that tables were saved for gathering and the bar space was saved for people doing work.

Little Tart Bake Shop is such a great spot if you're looking for good coffee and pastries near…read moreOakhurst Cemetery. The space is large and airy with a great bakery/coffee shop atmosphere. The coffee was very good, and the chocolate croissant was absolutely fabulous -- flaky, rich, and definitely worth ordering. We also tried the cheese pastry, which was really yummy. We had both a cortado and a vanilla latte, and both were well made and enjoyable. Overall, a really solid bakery and coffee stop that I'd happily visit again!

Super cute and yummy coffee shop…read more I came here on a Friday morning around 10a.m. It was active inside with about 3 people ahead of me but the line moves quick. There's a steady traffic of people going in and out. The staff are welcoming and pleasant. I got an iced honey lavender latte with oat milk and slice of the pistachio cardamom cake. The latte was ok but the cake was phenomenal. The latte had a decent flavor but it wasn't strong. Plus it tasted very grainy and milk-heavy, overpowering the coffee. My slice of cake was so moist and delicious without being too sweet. It was perfect. I'd definitely come back again more so for the desserts than the coffee. They have some indoor seating and a cozy table on the sidewalk just outside the front door.

Little Tart Bakeshop is one of those spots that instantly wins you over. The smell of fresh…read morepastries and coffee hits you as soon as you walk in, and everything in the case looks amazing. The croissants are perfectly flaky and buttery, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality and thoughtfully used. The vibe is cozy and very "Atlanta" -- relaxed, a little trendy, and a great place to meet a friend or grab a quick coffee. Service is always friendly and efficient even when it's busy. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area... just be prepared to leave with more pastries than you planned.

I have lived 10 mins from EAV from sometime and this was my first time coming to Joe's and it will…read moredefinitely not be the last time. The overall vibe of the coffee shop felt very intimate and community based. I loved all of the extra spots filled with community activities, and community made art or jewelry that was for sale in the shop. There was a large indoor area as well as a quaint outdoor patio that I can see myself enjoying during summer months. As for the coffee and service it was great. I tried the February specialty coffee (I can't remember the name at this moment) but it was really good and came out in no time at all. This spot is pretty quiet so it's perfect for working, meeting with friends or a cute coffee date.

I live around the corner, and I come here all the time and get the same thing, so I know what to…read moreexpect, and I usually am very pleased. Today, July 24, I got here fairly early and ordered the chai with almond milk, no water, and no foam. What I got was a chai with extra water, very little chai taste, and foam. The vegan zucchini bread is always fire. Get it even if you're not vegan. It also tasted like dishwater at the bottom. yuck.

I love Harbor coffee. It has to be one of my favorite places to come on a Saturday and just read a…read morebook and hang out. I come out here a lot and just hang out. Get a coffee just chill and they have lots of comfy chairs, kind of like the coffee shop and friends. The baristas are super nice and everyone's always friendly and they always have really great rotating flavors. This time I had the rosemary cardamom latte and it was fantastic. Parking can be tricky, but there's lots of street parking around the neighborhood. Great place to stop by.

Casual little coffee shop that you might miss driving by. Kinda has an industrial hipster vibe to…read moreit. I came on a Sunday to pass some time; ordered a chai latte with oatmilk and was able to snag a bar seat as someone was leaving - the place isn't huge so if you come to sit for a while and get some work done then maybe be prepared to wait a little bit before grabbing another person's seat once they're done. The barista was very friendly when I ordered, and when I sat down with my book she politely apologized for being nosey while making drinks - I told her no prob & that she wasn't disturbing me. But I appreciated the sentiment. Would definitely come back when I have time to sit, but hopefully during a time when there is a seat available.

I've been here a couple times…read more I really like their: Butter scones, and muffins. I've had those a couple times in a too good to go order, and I've decided to sit in today ... I decided to sit inside today, ate some of their daily soup (butternut squash ) which was so delicious. The rum cake was really good, my boyfriend had a chocolate muffin that was really nice too. I also had a strawberry lemonade(not pictured) also super good! I recommend trying their daily food items Pricing is so fair, you can't beat it. I love being able to do all of that(pictures) and tip with a $20, that means a lot to me as a neighborhood cafe. The vibes are extremely cozy and I see it's a perfect place to get some work done because it's not really loud at all. I've never seen it crowded but there's always people there vibing. Great spot.

Not much I wanted to update on from my previous review but since Yelp no longer does " tips " just…read moregiving a shout out to the grant pocket breakfast sandwich. It has cheese, sausage, egg, and is an affordable/healthy/grab on the go item. In general, despite the nice space inside, the homemade pastries, and the overall welcomeness of the spot, I'm not a big fan of the coffee