Amazing specialty coffee shop. I tried the espresso and they dialed it in perfectly. Lots of great…read moreflavors and no bitterness. The pastries were amazing. We had the chocolate croissant, blueberry muffin and another pastry with some jam on it. The space is wide open and very nice inside. You can also watch them roasting their coffee which is really fun. I highly recommend this spot if you love espresso, a good cortado or lattes!

East Pole was just ok for me. It's a little hidden, out of the way, and convenient unless you work…read morenearby. On either a cold or rainy day, there's not a whole lot of seating. Parking is kind of a pain too. Service was warm: Coffee was good. I just had a drip coffee. This place is worth it if you're nearby or making this a meeting place.

I love Rosetta Bakery! Their baked goods are incredible,…read morethe coffee is good as well! I've gone to multiple locations and their pizza and sandwiches are a must try! I will always try and go to this place no matter what city. The staff is always really helpful

While staying at the St. Regis, we were looking for a mid afternoon snack. Fortunately, Rosetta…read moreprovided options for pizza, baked goods, sandwiches, and beverages with outdoor courtyard or indoor seating. Note, every thing is pre-made so no custom orders here... Hubby enjoyed his veggie pizza and I indulged in a croissants with hot chocolate. The freshly baked items are delicious and we would definitely stop in again.

I got the Iced Americano from here and it was not my favorite thing. It was made with 4 shots of…read moreespresso which is a lot. The drink was pretty strong, but I did need the boost for the day. A bit too strong though, so I ended up throwing away most of it since I was drinking this close to 4pm. The roast itself wasn't my most favorite. It was pretty bitter, but did get better the more I drank the drink. This coffee shop is located inside the Atlanta History Center making it convenient for museum visitors. You can walk around with your coffee drinks in many of the places at the museum.

I have to update my review for Brash because I have become more impressed with their coffee after…read morereturning on multiple visits. Their espresso is prepared well - both regular and decaf are strong but not over-extracted and consistently deliver a quality shot. I've had a few other espresso-based drinks, and the baristas have generally done well. I've enjoyed their cortado, flat white, and a surprisingly good limited time maple flat white. Top quality coffee!

LOVE! I have lived up the street from this restaurant for eight years and I JUST stopped in - such…read morea mistake. Delicious sandwiches - I loved their turkey, brie, and pear and my friend enjoyed the varieties of chicken salad. The star of the show is the dessert though. The hummingbird was the best I've ever had. Will definitely be back for more!

Always great fresh food and welcoming people! I'm in a wheelchair and they're very accommodating!read more

Land of a thousand hills coffee is such a cute coffee shop to garb a drink on the go or to sit and…read moreget some work done. I love the atmosphere, it gives a bit of a boho vibe. The first time I visited they had a private event on the patio. I was nosey and decided to peak at the event. It turns out it was a free Pilates class and the instructor invited me to participate. Talk about first impression?! The coffee is really good in my opinion. The most recent time I ordered the peach cobbler latte which is served ice. It was really delicious!

This was a great pit stop for a late afternoon pick-me-up!…read more Drinks: 5/5 I got a peppermint mocha with oat milk, and it hit just the right spot. My sister got the campfire matcha, which was a little sweet for me but exactly what she was craving. Pastries: 5/5 the almond croissant was amazing and the berry tart was light and fluffy, not like normal fruit tarts. Very yummy! Service: 5/5 very sweet and patient cashier-barista. No issues. Ambiance: lots of seating space for getting things done or just meeting someone for a coffee. There are some games and books on a shelf by the bar-style seats. Also there are private college-style workspaces available for reservation. Bathrooms were roomy and clean individual doors.

What a gorgeoussss coffe shop!! I have seen Daydreamer all over social media and after reading the…read morereviews on Yelp, I thought it would be a great place to spend a morning working. I circled the block before I found street parking about a block away from the coffee shop. Because it was a weekday morning, I wasn't surprised that the streets were busy and parking didn't end up costing too much. After a brief walk, I approached the building and first impressions were fantastic. Daydreamer is connected to an apartment building and the aesthetics are on point. Like, this place is gorgeous! There was way more seating than I expected, inside of the cafe, outside on the terrace, and inside of the attached leasing office. There were a number of tables, booths and even comfy couches to lounge on. Electrical outlets weren't plentiful, but I eventually snagged a booth that had a plug. Yay! There seemed to only be one menu at the front and it said 'please don't take', lol. So I stayed very close to the register as I read the menu, but I'm hoping they just ran out or my 4-eyed self missed the larger menu on display. I decided to go with the sugar graham hot latte w/ oatmilk and one of their pastries. The employee behind the counter was really patient and so kind to every customer, he was running that counter like the navy. 5-stars for him! I see why this place is such a hit among other Yelpers. I'll be back to enjoy the great coffee and good vibes!

Wow! I've been trying to stop by Daydreamer since they opened last August and I finally had the…read morechance. I just have to say a HUGE shoutout to our Barista, Sarah! She was phenomenal! She was so friendly and also gave great suggestions from their menu. She was the only person working because we came in the middle of the day. There were a decent amount of customers but the service was quick and efficient. I have to give her her flowers, she was the icing on top of a great experience. This has got to be one of the most aesthetically pleasing coffee shops I have ever seen. In addition to the gorgeous midcentury modern decor, there is a ton of seating available. I believe the coffee shop is attached to the apartment building, so the theme runs between both large seating areas. It was so cool! My matcha was delicious! I ended up going with the Morning Matcha (Lavender and White Chocolate, I added oat milk) and it did not disappoint! The prices were on par with other coffeehouses in the midtown ATL area. I did not have a chance to try the pastries but hopefully next time! Overall, this was a great experience! I look forward to visiting soon. Parking can be difficult in midtown so be mindful of that when visiting. Definitely a great place to study and get some work done if needed. Happy Eating!!

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 are obsessed with The Daily, and their west midtown location is great…read more Beyond their great food and drinks, we always stock up on their goods: whipped feta, pickled onions, sesame sourdough, frozen chocolate chip cookie dough (seriously obsessed with their cookies!!!). If you use Fresh Harvest, you can also get their grocery items from them.

Every once in a while, when I'm bored and want a great lunch, I walk over to Le Bon Nosh. The food…read morenever disappoints. I'm a big fan of French cuisine and will take any chance I get to enjoy it. This time I ordered the chicken salad sandwich with chips and shared a mushroom tartine. Everything was fresh and delicious. The place has a cool, laid back but slightly upscale vibe, with good service and a lively atmosphere. It's definitely the kind of spot where people like to dress up a bit and be seen while enjoying coffee, pastries, or a relaxed meal. They also have outdoor seating, which is perfect on a nice day. If you're there around lunch, the French onion soup is very good and worth ordering. They validate parking as well, which makes visiting even easier. .

With only two days in Atlanta, I had a packed foodie list and stopped here for a quick bite before…read moreheading to the Botanical Gardens. The aesthetics are easily a 10/10. It's a beautiful, airy space with plenty of seating, perfect for a relaxed weekday brunch. The quiche rotates seasonally with fresh, in-season ingredients, which I appreciated. However, my lavender latte wasn't great, and it was my first coffee of the day. While I liked that the syrup was house-made, it didn't quite justify the price, especially when I can't count on a solid caffeine fix because it had such a bitter and sour taste to it. The latte art was worth the photo but not the price. Overall, I'd give it a 3 out of 5 just for the delicious quiche. Also loved their market area for fresh homemade picnic-style items & bevs. It's a lovely spot for journaling or catching up with a friend, but not somewhere I'd splurge on regularly.