Love this shop and the menu names! I am here for all of it! In my last visit, I ordered the Aunt…read moreViv and met a friend to catch up. Even on a rainy, chilly morning, the shop was crowded but we were able to find a spot to chat. At first, it was a bit quiet. I realize some people were there to work but given it was the weekend, the conversation volumes started to pick up and we felt more comfortable to speak freely . Nestled in my old neighborhood, a staple with an awesome staff that always makes you feel right at home.

Easy to find coffee shop on the west end with very kind staff who spoke to everyone like family. I…read moregot the Blue Magic with Oat Milk and it was magically delicious . The wait didn't take long, there is seating inside and a little outside. For the most part it is nice and relaxing in there, people were working and reading. Parking is free and best part is it's black owned. I'll be back!!

I will say this Kombucha Bar is the first I've ever visited and before coming here out of…read morecuriosity, I never even knew places like this existed. The staff was extremely warm and welcoming and allowed me to sample a few drinks before purchasing, which was incredibly helpful. I also didn't realize it's located right on the BeltLine, which makes it an even better option to stop by and relax. I didn't try the food since I'm currently fasting, but from what I observed, the other customers seemed very pleased with their orders. The ambiance is calm, peaceful, and quiet; the perfect place to work remotely, study, write, relax, or simply hang out for a while. I would like if it was just a hair bigger in size, but this is no deal breaker. I'll definitely be adding this spot into my regular rotation for remote work, writing, and relaxing coffee shop vibes. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to get away and unwind in a peaceful environment.

We originally loved the ice cream that Cultured South has, but we're not as impressed with the…read morefood. The Cuban was a standard Cuban and nothing too special. It was good and not bad, not small and not large, but pretty standard. The vegan grilled cheese was more of a vegan cheese spread on toast than it was a grilled cheese. Overall a fairly standard meal for us and nothing crazy special, though the kombucha was good!

I know this is the one at Morehouse, but I didn't see the main store listed. I visited the primary…read morelocation of the same name - Black Coffee. I love this place and stop by anytime I'm in Atlanta. It not only has amazing coffee, but it is a hub for community and I love that. Many groups meet there and they used to even have chess for kids. Now to the je good stuff. The coffee and matcha are very good. Nice balance of espresso and flavor. Service is amazing and friendly. It's almost like Cheers - where everyone knows your name. The owners are hands on and cultivate a family spirit. The whole place is a vibe- chill and friendly. A great place to meet friends or just get some work done.

Black Coffee at Morehouse College (next to the Bookstore) is the perfect stop and start to my day…read moreas I walk from the train station to campus. The young, fabulous team always greets you with a smile, even early in the morning. Their customer service is top-notch, and the vibe is full of positive energy. Paying homage to how the menu features clever, creative names (The Marathon) representing Black artists, so thoughtful and inspiring. Great selection of teas, coffees, small bites (Lox and Bagel/Grilled Cheese) and grab-n-go items. My preference is the craft-made sorrel lemonade, refreshing every time. Great price point for both the students and employees across the AUC. Hoping to see a Vegan bakery/breakfast item added to their menu soon. Fantastic customer service.

Love Koinonia and Eduardo! This coffee shop is in the back corner of Westview Corner Grocery…read more Again, it's within Westview Corner Grocery-- it is not a stand alone shop but the Grocery store is so nice and unique that Koinonia really adds an extra touch. There's plenty of parking here as well I ordered 12oz lattes with caramel and almond milk (I would've preferred vanilla and soy but they were out). The coffee was solid. Nothing too fancy on the menu options for coffee (latte, macchiato, americano, espresso) and they also have loose leaf tea options. If you are a West End or West View resident, you know there aren't any coffee options. Especially locally owned. Eduardo lives in Westview and buys everything local. You heard me in the back? He lives and buys local!!

Visited Koinonia Coffee ATL, what a wonderful spot. The atmosphere, the service, the menu. I really…read morelove every thing I have ordered at this place. Staff is super helpful and can help you with everything. I 100 percent recommend Koinonia Coffee ATL.

This coffee shop is an absolute gem and I cannot wait to come back. The inside is absolutely…read moregorgeous with green walls and seating and beautiful decor from black artists. I believe this might be a black-owned business. The tea I got was delicious. It was a blueberry hibiscus herbal tea, and they have sugar and honey on the side you can add to it. They had a decent amount of good options as well. The barista was super sweet and helpful and I'm really glad I stumbled upon this place. They placed really good music and kept it at a low volume so you can work or chat without being overwhelmed by really loud music like other coffee shops typically do.

A lovely cafe in Cascade Heights, Cafe Bartique is so worth the visit. I have been trying to get…read moreout of the house and try more local coffee shops vs. working from home indoors all of the time, and my latest visit was to Bartique. Located on a busy street, if you weren't looking for the cafe, you could possibly miss it. There's a bunch of parking available along the street and it wasn't difficult to find a spot during my visit on a weekday morning. When I walked inside, I was pleasantly surprised at the space inside. Although a bit narrow, there was a nice line of seating available inside, leaving room for over a dozen guests to sit comfortably. I was so happy to see that there were outlets lining the wooden seating near the tables, making it perfect for a solo workday. I grabbed a seat and headed to the counter to order. The menu offers some great variety without being overwhelming, which is always appreciated, especially in the morning. For my first drink, I opted for the Caan vs. Can, a butter pecan-focused drink. Let me say - this was delicious!! I was sad that I didn't get a larger size! For my second drink, I went for The Atlanta Dream, although tasty, not as good as the first, but still . I also ordered a grit bowl with pork sausage and extra bacon on the side. My grits and bacon were really good, creamy and buttery, no extra seasoning needed. My eggs were a bit overcooked and the portion was smaller than expected, but it was still a great breakfast. The team here was also really sweet and they were whipping up those drinks and bites like it was nothing. Such a wonderful spot, definitely a must-try coffee spot.

Such a gem of a find. Visiting the area and in desperate need of coffee because jet lag is hitting…read morehard. Stumbled upon spot and the vibes are perfect. Jackie took our order and greeted us as we walked in. Mercedes made the drinks and brought them out to where we'd were sitting. Ordered the light skin Keisha and the cold world. Both are good. Just a note, if you enjoy a coffee on the sweeter side, you'll want the light skin Keisha. Honestly, I wish there was a spot like this where I'm from. Comfy seating, kind staff, and good drinks. Just great vibes.

AMAZING COFFEE SHOP! Great Vibes, Great Lavender Latte!…read moreComfy seats too++ Jacki, Xavier and Terica were awesome hosts I'll be back. A.

Attached to the Lee and white food court has a parking lot, and the seating is very good inside I…read morelike this location

Cute coffee shop concept, but it's still a chain... so I will judge it like it's a Starbucks…read more The Lee + White location is SO so so cute - from inside the food hall, it looks like a phone booth door - but once you enter, you follow a short bright red hallway to the coffee shop. Doesn't affect the quality of the food/coffee, but still super fun. We had to try the instaworthy Blue Lavender Latte, made with butterfly pea powder to give it that iconic blue. Definitely a fun one to try - I like the hot version for the latte art! We also tried a snickerdoodle cookie and an iced latte - overall pretty standard fare. I'll definitely bring guests or friends who have never visited this location of Costa for the novelty - otherwise, I probably wouldn't venture this far out for coffee!

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.

Everyone kept recommending this cafe in Atlanta, so I finally came by. Little Tart Bakeshop is a…read morecozy spot that's great for studying since they have water out and free wifi. The vibe is warm and simple, like a true neighborhood bakery. People always hype their caramel latte, so I had to try it. It's really unique and definitely something only they make this way. Salty's salted caramel latte is still my number one, but this comes in at a solid number two. The oatmeal cookie might be the best one I've ever had. The shop is a quaint bakery with a few seats and a mix of pastries, sandwiches, and coffee.

Really cute spot with such a cozy, welcoming vibe. The coffee was delicious, but what really stood…read moreout was the customer service. I'm very particular about sweetness and usually get frustrated when I ask for less sweet and it still comes out sugary. Not here. The barista actually listened, he added 1.5 pumps, had me taste it before I even left, and made sure it was exactly how I wanted it. That level of care is rare and so appreciated. Great coffee, great atmosphere, and top-tier service. I'll definitely be back!

Ordered iced strawberry white matcha latte - with my own metal lined tumbler. Requested less sweet…read more Not sure if it's thr coffee or my mug or what - but there's an acid bitter aftertaste that I don't like. Service is good. Super friendly man working the counter. Small cozy place. Air circulation inside the cafe is not great. The whole place smells like fryer. The outside stinks as well - blame it on the downtown location

Cafe' temperature is too cold on winter days. Sorry but the coffee/latte tastes very watered down…read moreand not very good. I will try again later because i want to support this business. Service was delightful though.

I'll start by saying these kids attending Spelman, Morehouse, and Morehouse School of Medicine are…read moreliving the dream! What a nice addition this place is to the area. There surely weren't any nice places like this in walking distance for me to pop in for coffee, tea, wine, or small bites back in the day when I was attending college in the area, but I digress lol....this place is an overall nice spot for everyone! Ambiance: My organization was having a meeting here. The area with the tufted booth is where we were set up. The bar area had been adorned with small bites for us on platters and 3 tiered trays and we were served mimosas upon arrival. It is inviting and quaint with a contemporary feel. Everything is white and the silver contemporary chairs are a very nice touch. It's the perfect spot for a meet up, meeting, girls night out, or just to relax. The Staff: The staff is very friendly. The owner is hands-on with the customers which always adds to the vibe of an establishment. The Wine: We had a wine tasting along with our meeting. We got to try out a variety of 5 wines. In the process, we learned about some tasty local options as well. Parking: You can park in the lot attached to the building. Be sure to bring your ticket so it can be validated. Come outside of the lot the way you came in and simply walk on the sidewalk to the venue. This place is now stored in my Rolodex.