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Such a cozy cafe! My friend and I stopped by for lunch and immediately loved the festive Christmas decor. Even though the place was packed, the wait for a table wasn't too long, and the staff was friendly and welcoming throughout our visit. For drinks, my friend ordered the Chai Latte ($5.50) and I went with the Matcha Latte ($6). The chai was delicious! The taste of cinnamon and cardamom really came through, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. Unfortunately, the matcha didn't hit the mark for me. As a matcha lover, I was disappointed that it tasted watered down and had an off, slightly fishy smell. The food, thankfully, was much better. I ordered the Mushroom Schnitzel Pita ($21), served with greens, tahini, harissa, and a side salad. The mushroom was cooked perfectly, and the flavors came together nicely, though I would have loved a bit more heat from the harissa. My friend ordered the Shakshuka ($19). It's a great choice for anyone who enjoys egg-forward dishes. We also shared an order of Latkes ($8), which were crispy and reminded me of well-seasoned hash browns.
Torn between 3 and 4 stars but ended up with 4 bc I think food matters the most lol. We came to daily chew for book club on a Sunday. It was a bit busy but we were able to be seated pretty quickly. I had a matcha latte and a brekkie pita. The brekkie pita was absolutely amazing! Loved everything about it and the side salad was a nice add for a healthier breakfast. Portion size was also perfect. The whole table really enjoyed all of their food, so I definitely think food is the Daily Chew's strong suit. Unfortunately the matcha was awful. It was super watered down and the color was meh. I honestly make much better ones at home! The rest of the table got coffee and it seems like they liked theirs, so coffee is the way to go! Service and price were good though so definitely bringing up the rating. I'll definitely be back, I'll just have something different to drink!
Daily Chew is a cozy cafe that offers simple food (think pastries, pita, and salad) during breakfast and lunch hours. It is located off the main road, which kind of makes it hard to spot. There is outdoor and indoor seating that slowly filled up throughout the morning. The service was friendly and quick! My friend and I decided to get their Eggy Avocado Toast for our brunch date. I think that the meal was a bit too plain for me. I got too much avocado for my liking and I wish the scrambled eggs were seasoned with salt and pepper. The saving grace of the meal was probably the caramelized onions at the bottom, as well as the harissa as both added some flavor to the toast. After we finished eating, we were given a single slice of watermelon to refresh our mouths, which was sweet! Overall, I think Daily Chew is a bit overpriced for the quality of their food ($16 for my somewhat bland toast!!!). If I came back, I would get the Ricotta Hotcakes as they looked really appetizing. I would probably rate it a 3.5/5 stars if possible. However, I do think that the vibes of this place are pretty chill and it is worth checking out if you are looking for some simple brunch foods.
Finding the Daily Chew reminded me of breakfast spots in Portland, OR. The decor is greens and white with houseplants scattered around and unique tables and seats. It's got seating inside and outside so in the short window when Atlanta weather is pleasant, outside is smart especially if you have a big party. The seating inside is designed for parties of 2 and parties of 4. Here's what I got: 1) Drip coffee - the server said it was standout and she was right. I typically take my drip black and was right away hit with earthy notes that stated quality coffee. Normally, I'd just make coffee at home and save on the cost but this cup was well worth the experience. 2) Mushroom Schnitzel Pita - wow. That's all I have to say. The flavor and mouth feel was fantastic with a very satisfying crunch and a nice meaty bite of mushroom. 3) Boerewors - I wanted a bit more protein for lunch and was glad to go with this. The spicing used was tasty and the sausage was delectable. All in all, the Daily Chew is the kind of place I'd go when the day is slow and you can stop and smell the roses (or the coffee in this case).
I have been living near this cafe for some time and finally decided to try it. I went on a Friday afternoon and ordered the mushroom pita to go and I am not a vegetarian. I believe they use lions mane, when I tell you it was soooo good I was shocked. It's a little on the pricey side but worth it for a good wholesome lunch. Would definitely go back to try some different menu items.
Excellent Meeting Spot with my #2 son! Take your pick of cozy seating inside and airy seating outside. We had a few different coffees - each were hand crafted and delivered quickly. The staff gave us enough space to chat while ensuring we always had what we needed. The food smelled wonderful; I'll have to go back for breakfast or lunch!
This review is specifically for their farmers market tent and not their brick and mortar. I ordered a shakshuka (was around $16 since I paid with a card) and there's just something warm and comforting about a hot bowl of tomato stew and eggs. I loved that it was topped with feta, red pepper flakes and parsley and served with the best buttered, crusty bread. My bowl also came with two eggs! The thing is - the eggs have been stewing in a big pan of shakshuka so they were a little too over done for my liking. Nevertheless, it was a perfect and light dish to start my morning.
This place is super cute! I had heard great things and was looking forward to brunch here. The coffee was delicious and the vibes were great. However, I do think the food left something to be desired. My shakshuka was watery and the tomatoes didn't taste fresh at all. It lacked spice as a typical shakshuka would have and honestly was a bit bland until I added some of the lovely homemade hot sauce they had. The staff was so nice and everything was very efficient, but I think I'd only come back here for coffee rather than food.
First time for me and shocked this little gem was hidden away just a few miles from my neighborhood. The Latke Stack and Eggy Avocado were fantastic. Service was great. Charming little atmosphere inside but we sat on the patio.
So delighted to have friends who recommended this spot. Cozy, great coffee and pastries, and wonderful breakfast/brunch menu. Everything that came out look stunning and was tasty. I added the sausage to the Steve platter and had no regrets. I'm delighted this place is around! We'll be back!
My 8 year old daughter requested that I provide a 5 star review for this restaurant. she got the mushroom schnitzel pita, and I admit it was delicious. I am going to order that next time. I got the salmon pita, which was also good, but not as good. The drinks were also good. I got the highland fizz, which tasted like a light old fashioned to me. She got the strawberry vanilla ollipop, which she also loved. We also shared a coconut butternut squash soup that was lighter in flavor than I expected, but pretty good.
The food is amazing! This eatery came to my attention while looking for neighborhood places to eat. Within a few days, my partner called to ask if I wanted him to bring me some food, and without hesitation, asked him to go to the Daily Chew. I ordered the smoked salmon pita, and he ordered the mushroom schnitzel pita. We were both thoroughly pleased with our meals, despite a bit pricier than would normally pay for a sandwich of sorts. I will say that I do not regret as everything was extremely fresh and well marinated. The addition of capers was truly a treat as I cook with them on seared salmon often, but rarely get in sandwiches. Love by golden latte, beverage, and the selection of other healthier coffee options that I plan to explore in the future. Not too sweet with just the right amount of spices. Planning to visit the location in the future to see decor and dine in. Without reservation I am adding to the list of neighborhood gems!
It's clean & they have a chill atmosphere. I enjoyed banana bread & chai tea. I would definitely come back.
So cute and delicious!! This place is tucked away on Cheshire Bridge and I've driven so many times past it not even knowing it was there. I came here for brunch with a friend. They have a clean spacious inside, but we chose to sit on their patio outside which was very cute and felt like a hidden garden. We both got the rosemary sea salt latte iced and it was SO delicious! We also got the brekkie pitas. I loved the kick of the Calabrian chili aioli and the South African sausages were so good. They definitely weren't skimping on portion size either as we definitely could have shared. Overall, great vibes and the staff was so sweet checking in on us and letting us stay a while on a lovely weekend afternoon!! Definitely will be returning. read more
Such a cozy cafe! My friend and I stopped by for lunch and immediately loved the festive Christmas decor. Even though the place was packed, the wait for a table wasn't too long, and the staff was friendly and welcoming throughout our visit. For drinks, my friend ordered the Chai Latte ($5.50) and I went with the Matcha Latte ($6). The chai was delicious! The taste of cinnamon and cardamom really came through, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. Unfortunately, the matcha didn't hit the mark for me. As a matcha lover, I was disappointed that it tasted watered down and had an off, slightly fishy smell. The food, thankfully, was much better. I ordered the Mushroom Schnitzel Pita ($21), served with greens, tahini, harissa, and a side salad. The mushroom was cooked perfectly, and the flavors came together nicely, though I would have loved a bit more heat from the harissa. My friend ordered the Shakshuka ($19). It's a great choice for anyone who enjoys egg-forward dishes. We also shared an order of Latkes ($8), which were crispy and reminded me of well-seasoned hash browns. read more
Torn between 3 and 4 stars but ended up with 4 bc I think food matters the most lol. We came to daily chew for book club on a Sunday. It was a bit busy but we were able to be seated pretty quickly. I had a matcha latte and a brekkie pita. The brekkie pita was absolutely amazing! Loved everything about it and the side salad was a nice add for a healthier breakfast. Portion size was also perfect. The whole table really enjoyed all of their food, so I definitely think food is the Daily Chew's strong suit. Unfortunately the matcha was awful. It was super watered down and the color was meh. I honestly make much better ones at home! The rest of the table got coffee and it seems like they liked theirs, so coffee is the way to go! Service and price were good though so definitely bringing up the rating. I'll definitely be back, I'll just have something different to drink! read more
1 year ago
Daily Chew is a cozy cafe that offers simple food (think pastries, pita, and salad) during breakfast and lunch hours. It is located off the main road, which kind of makes it hard to spot. There is outdoor and indoor seating that slowly filled up throughout the morning. The service was friendly and quick! My friend and I decided to get their Eggy Avocado Toast for our brunch date. I think that the meal was a bit too plain for me. I got too much avocado for my liking and I wish the scrambled eggs were seasoned with salt and pepper. The saving grace of the meal was probably the caramelized onions at the bottom, as well as the harissa as both added some flavor to the toast. After we finished eating, we were given a single slice of watermelon to refresh our mouths, which was sweet! Overall, I think Daily Chew is a bit overpriced for the quality of their food ($16 for my somewhat bland toast!!!). If I came back, I would get the Ricotta Hotcakes as they looked really appetizing. I would probably rate it a 3.5/5 stars if possible. However, I do think that the vibes of this place are pretty chill and it is worth checking out if you are looking for some simple brunch foods. read more
Finding the Daily Chew reminded me of breakfast spots in Portland, OR. The decor is greens and white with houseplants scattered around and unique tables and seats. It's got seating inside and outside so in the short window when Atlanta weather is pleasant, outside is smart especially if you have a big party. The seating inside is designed for parties of 2 and parties of 4. Here's what I got: 1) Drip coffee - the server said it was standout and she was right. I typically take my drip black and was right away hit with earthy notes that stated quality coffee. Normally, I'd just make coffee at home and save on the cost but this cup was well worth the experience. 2) Mushroom Schnitzel Pita - wow. That's all I have to say. The flavor and mouth feel was fantastic with a very satisfying crunch and a nice meaty bite of mushroom. 3) Boerewors - I wanted a bit more protein for lunch and was glad to go with this. The spicing used was tasty and the sausage was delectable. All in all, the Daily Chew is the kind of place I'd go when the day is slow and you can stop and smell the roses (or the coffee in this case). read more
I have been living near this cafe for some time and finally decided to try it. I went on a Friday afternoon and ordered the mushroom pita to go and I am not a vegetarian. I believe they use lions mane, when I tell you it was soooo good I was shocked. It's a little on the pricey side but worth it for a good wholesome lunch. Would definitely go back to try some different menu items. read more
1 year ago
Excellent Meeting Spot with my #2 son! Take your pick of cozy seating inside and airy seating outside. We had a few different coffees - each were hand crafted and delivered quickly. The staff gave us enough space to chat while ensuring we always had what we needed. The food smelled wonderful; I'll have to go back for breakfast or lunch! read more
1 year ago
This review is specifically for their farmers market tent and not their brick and mortar. I ordered a shakshuka (was around $16 since I paid with a card) and there's just something warm and comforting about a hot bowl of tomato stew and eggs. I loved that it was topped with feta, red pepper flakes and parsley and served with the best buttered, crusty bread. My bowl also came with two eggs! The thing is - the eggs have been stewing in a big pan of shakshuka so they were a little too over done for my liking. Nevertheless, it was a perfect and light dish to start my morning. read more
1 year ago
This place is super cute! I had heard great things and was looking forward to brunch here. The coffee was delicious and the vibes were great. However, I do think the food left something to be desired. My shakshuka was watery and the tomatoes didn't taste fresh at all. It lacked spice as a typical shakshuka would have and honestly was a bit bland until I added some of the lovely homemade hot sauce they had. The staff was so nice and everything was very efficient, but I think I'd only come back here for coffee rather than food. read more
7 months ago
First time for me and shocked this little gem was hidden away just a few miles from my neighborhood. The Latke Stack and Eggy Avocado were fantastic. Service was great. Charming little atmosphere inside but we sat on the patio. read more
So delighted to have friends who recommended this spot. Cozy, great coffee and pastries, and wonderful breakfast/brunch menu. Everything that came out look stunning and was tasty. I added the sausage to the Steve platter and had no regrets. I'm delighted this place is around! We'll be back! read more
2 years ago
My 8 year old daughter requested that I provide a 5 star review for this restaurant. she got the mushroom schnitzel pita, and I admit it was delicious. I am going to order that next time. I got the salmon pita, which was also good, but not as good. The drinks were also good. I got the highland fizz, which tasted like a light old fashioned to me. She got the strawberry vanilla ollipop, which she also loved. We also shared a coconut butternut squash soup that was lighter in flavor than I expected, but pretty good. read more
2 years ago
The food is amazing! This eatery came to my attention while looking for neighborhood places to eat. Within a few days, my partner called to ask if I wanted him to bring me some food, and without hesitation, asked him to go to the Daily Chew. I ordered the smoked salmon pita, and he ordered the mushroom schnitzel pita. We were both thoroughly pleased with our meals, despite a bit pricier than would normally pay for a sandwich of sorts. I will say that I do not regret as everything was extremely fresh and well marinated. The addition of capers was truly a treat as I cook with them on seared salmon often, but rarely get in sandwiches. Love by golden latte, beverage, and the selection of other healthier coffee options that I plan to explore in the future. Not too sweet with just the right amount of spices. Planning to visit the location in the future to see decor and dine in. Without reservation I am adding to the list of neighborhood gems! read more
10 months ago
It's clean & they have a chill atmosphere. I enjoyed banana bread & chai tea. I would definitely come back. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
I've put Daily Chew on the to go list for too long. Had brunch with a buddy of mine one weekend and we split 3 menj items. Each of them were very unique and the ingredients definitely stood out. Pancakes were my favorite of them all. Would highly recommend. read more
This place is such a hidden gem! It's a super cute spot with indoor and outdoor seating. There's some parking in front and on the street by it. Service is amazing and everyone is super lovely! Food comes out quickly. The food and coffee is amazing. The Shakshouka felt like a different variation because of the cauliflower in it, but it was delectable regardless. They had a hallah bread special that was a nice sweet bite. The coffee was also fresh tasting and their syrups they have are unique. I got a Mexican chocolate syrup which had a nice spice to it. read more
2 years ago
Service horrible. Seriously every one is rushing, not willing to accommodate just trying to get you in & out. It was a horrible feeling, & the ambiance is loud you can't even hear your self talk, tables are a joke they are so small, most servers are still wearing mask because thats how small it is in there & its SO loud that you have to yell. Then you cant even understand what the servers are saying because of the mask. A very unpleasant & unwelcoming experience. I will NEVER return read more
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Excellent menu, service, food quality and comfort factor. Great location in the Cheshire Bridge area of Atlanta. A great restaurant that I wouldn't have known about outside of an invite. Very glad to know about it. Moving forward. Excellent Coffee and place to meet. The Christmas decor made it really fun to. read more
I got a latte and some shakshuka, and was blown away by how wonderful both were. You can tell that the staff here really care about what they do here, and the service they provide. This place feels like you're being welcomed in to a really warm and welcoming home, and the quality of everything was amazing. Can't recommend it enough. read more
2 years ago
This is a cute small breakfast/lunch/coffee shop that has a unique menu! They have a variety of dishes with tastes of Mediterranean and Jewish dishes. I ordered their eggy toast that had a really delicious herb goat cheese on it. My only complaint was the bread was kind of tough! Otherwise the drinks are great, they have lots of breads and pastries to buy to take home, and the staff is super accommodating. read more
We had a brunch reservation for 3 for 11:00 am on Sunday, 10/8/23. We made the reservation on Seated, an app where you earn money back on meals at certain restaurants (use my code erin2109 and we both get $10!), so we got a percentage back! I got Steve's Plate ($21) and we all split the Sweet Galette ($7). It was all tasty, especially the mushroom schnitzel, but it felt overpriced. My friend got the Brekkie Pita ($16) and thought it was okay. Another friend got the Everyday ($18) and again, it just seems pricey for what she got. The percent back from Seated helps! The food was overall pretty tasty. The service was nice. And it's very pretty inside, with a lovely seating area with lots of green outside. Free street parking. read more
8 months ago
2 years ago
New favorite day off lunch spot. The staff are incredibly friendly and genuinely welcoming. There is a beautiful outdoor eating area with white ornamental metal tables and chairs, and the inside is open but filled with many small two-top or larger tables. Despite how full it is, it doesn't feel overwhelming, but rather like a calm, familiar coffee shop. The coffee drinks are ample and there's usually a special syrup, most recently chocolate chai, yum! They also have alcoholic bevvies, including a pretty solid Bloody Mary and some other traditional and signature cocktails, as well as wine options. Their food is incredible. Everything I've had has been amazing. The truffle chicken salad sandwich is a crowd fave, with grilled bread, best with a few shakes of salt. There's a carrot and potato latke stack with eggs of your choice (I choose scrambled), smoked salmon and is savory and delicious comfort food! The brekkie pita is large, hearty and very flavorful. The sausage is yummy and I love the creamy sauce paired with it! This is shareable or something you can take half home. Parking *can* be a bear due to how popular this place is coming, and nearby apartments, but a few loops and I've been able to find street parking every time. TLDR: this place is awesome. Food is amazing, staff is kind and cool, and the vibes are immaculate. Will be (and have been) back read more
Another wonderful hidden gem in Atlanta. For it to be so off the beaten path, you can tell on arrival this place is uber popular amongst its return patrons. And on our first visit we see why. The food is utterly delicious. For a israeli + South African feeling menu, you may be googling some of the ingredients, however bet on a good result. We had carrot and potato latke stack for the first time and are now trying to make them at home. The truffle chicken salad melt tasted as if it was spritzed with just enough truffle oil to hit both your palate and nose. Not to mention the staff was so friendly and knowledgeable, which goes such a long way in the experience. Perfect meal! Will be back read more
8 months ago
We found this on Eater 38 Essentials list and it did not disappoint. We walked in on a Thursday afternoon around 2pm and got an incredible brunch. The menu is full of wonderful, veggie and flavor packed dishes-- with a nods to Jewish/ South African cuisine. Two of us shared a brekkie bowl, the hot cakes and extra truffle chicken salad and boerwors. It was a great vibe, friendly staff and great food. read more
10 months ago
Daily Chew is a super cute spot to have a nice relaxing breakfast or lunch. They have nice outdoor seating and its away from commotion so you can sit and chat with friends while eating. My cousins and I shared the Hummus plate, Avocado Toast, Veggie Schnitzel Pita, and we were dying to try the Ricotta Hotcakes but they had just ran out so they made us french toast instead. Everything we ate was super delicious, especially the french toast. I had hardly any complaints! The one thing I'll say is that the radishes on the hummus plate were incredibly fibrous and hard to eat. Other than that, amazing. read more
2 years ago
Had a wonderful brunch today. The service was excellent and the outdoor seating was cozy and comfortable. Loved my smoked salmon pita with latke side. Everyone enjoyed their food, mimosa and lattes. Will definitely return when in Atlanta. read more
3 years ago
This is a cute little restaurant nestled in Buckhead / Morningside just off of Cheshire Bridge rd. Does not look much from the outside, but once you enter, the decor inside is very cozy and inviting. They have patio seating too, and sipping coffee early in the morning sitting on their patio is a perfect thing to do! My wife and I popped in here for breakfast on a friday and we were pleasantly surprised with everything - the food, service and ambience. The food was super fresh and healthy. All their ingredients are locally sourced, so fresh is their USP. The servers were attentive and gave good suggestions. We ended up ordering the breakfast pita and the everyday breakfast. Both dishes were flavorful, filling and healthy. Would definitely go here again! read more
Stopped in this past Saturday for breakfast. They open at 9am on the weekends. I came in just a little past 9. They have limited parking in the parking lot but it wasn't an issue since it wasn't too crowded when I came. There were a few people already there when I came. You order at the counter right as you walk in. The menu isn't huge but there are some really tasty things to choose from! I got the hotcakes which are new and only available on the weekends. I also got a vanilla latte with almond milk. They give you a number and you can seat yourself. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. I sat at a table inside. They brought over my coffee first. It was some quality coffee! A very tasty latte. My pancakes came out shortly after. They were topped with jam and labneh and came with a side of syrup. The portions are huge but it's enough! The hotcakes were tasty! Not overly sweet. I'd love to come back to try the jam toast or one of the savory options! Also the pastries look amazing! The cookie caught my eye in particular. A great place for breakfast and also great for working! Super cozy and the people are so nice! read more
Wow that was an absolutely delicious bowl - my bowl tasted better & better with each bite ... whereas for most foods, it's normally the opposite b/c I get tired of the same bite over & over. Their bowls have a lot of variety so every bite is likely to taste different. And everything tasted so refreshing - and fresh. Cute space too - but a true hidden gem, like really hidden. Thanks Jennifer Zyman for the recommendation - also Jennifer's "The Food that Binds" podcast interview with founder & owner Julia Kesler prompted me to check it out! ROTISSERIE CAULIFLOWER + EGGPLANT BOWL - $16 Rotisserie cauliflower, fried eggplant, red baba, sumac onions, green tahini, avocado, quinoa, greens ... and it's gluten-free and vegan. I fell in love just reading all the unique ingredients, and it was even better in my mouth! Who does rotisserie cauliflower? And what looked like sliced potatoes were sliced eggplants that were so yummy. The fresh avocado and lettuce also complemented well with the other warm ingredients. I can't even imagine all the experimentation that probably happened behind the scenes to get the right ingredients together. I could definitely eat another bowl of this! PB&J OVERNIGHT OATS - $5.50 Georgia Grinders peanut butter, GA strawberry preserves, gluten-free Bob's Red Mill oats, almond milk, chia seeds, turmeric, goji berries, cinnamon, hemp seeds, cacao nibs, honey ... and it's vegan, gluten-free and soy-free. I love that their label calls out the different local businesses - I've been a huge long-time fan of Georgia Grinders so I was delighted to see they were part of this. I took a few bites as a preview to my breakfast tomorrow - it's quite rich-tasting and I anticipate very filling which is no surprise considering all the ingredients. Overall, enjoyed my lunch so much - delicious AND healthy! Next time, I'd like to try their Smoked Salmon + Preserved Lemon Labneh and All Day Brekkie. I'll be back for sure! FYI - you'll definitely need GPS to get here but it's fairly close to Piedmont and 85. read more
9 months ago
We enjoyed just about everything in our experience at Daily Chew. It emanates a vibe associated with a highbrow coffee shop--with a library of books on a shelf in the back--and some chairs & even a long table to rest, drink, eat, work, and confabulate as desired. As for the food, it was both visually aesthetic and patently delectable. We tried both the All Day Brekkie Bowl and the Rotisserie Cauliflower & Fried Eggplant Bowl. Both were sumptuous. We also purchased a side of chicken, and the portion was surprisingly large given the price ($4). I'd suggest getting some of their homemade hot sauce as well, if that's of interest. The location is certainly off the beaten path - not much going on around it - but regardless, I can see why Daily Chew's quality menu is extremely appealing among locals or anyone within walking distance. We'd be happy to return. read more
3 years ago
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