Coffee is worth every penny. Make sure you go when you need a good jolt. Their espresso is so…read morestrong it will pick you up and walk away with you. Delicious and tasty coffee made with fresh roasted beans! The store is well...old and feels like the late 2000s. Light blue paint and exposed brick. Hence the name. Complete with an early 2000 music playlist and if you are from this generation you are right at home. Seating is limited and cozy so best to take and go. There is a patio outside which gives more seating options.

Was in town for a braves game and decided to stop and grab beans from a local roastery. We wanted…read moreto try their coffee before deciding on a roast. Their prices for coffee are very affordable. We tried the iced caramel latte. The caramel was not mixed in with the espresso and therefore sat on the bottom of the cup. I also thought the espresso itself was a bit bitter and more of a darker roast, which isn't how I prefer it. Probably wouldn't get it again. But I did pick up some beans. We asked an employee to help explain some of the roasts they offered and she was kind and helpful to give us some insight. You can buy the beans by 1/4 lb increments and they'll dispense and bag them fresh from their wall of beans. They also have a rewards program where you get a free lb of beans for every 10 or so lbs of beans you purchase. There were also prepackaged beans that come in 12 oz bags. Very cool place and would recommend for a cheap cup of coffee or some beans

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.

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 stopped by Baladi Coffee near KSU and tried the Ube Matcha along with a pistachio croissant. The…read morestaff was friendly and guided me in the right direction when I was trying to decide between the mango and ube matcha. The nutty aroma from the ube hit my senses before I even took a sip, and the first taste was everything. I've had a lot of different matchas and love them all for different reasons, but this one is easily in my top favorites. The pistachio croissant was super flaky and filled with pistachio, which made it the perfect pairing with the drink. Really nice spot to relax, grab a drink, and enjoy a pastry.

It was definitely time for a review update because since my last review they have changed to a much…read morebigger location and converted into a full restaurant. I love any family owned business and it has been so cool to see this establishment grow from not even having inside seating, to now having a full restaurant and lounge area inside as well as an outside porch area. The ambiance inside is old school and looks pretty cool! The service is friendly and exhibits the southern charm that Marietta is known for. We've had various visits but on this visit it was just me. I got the ham and cheese croissant and a dirty chai. Both were pretty good and the prices were completely reasonable. I will definitely return to this spot again with my family and I highly recommend that you give it a try, especially if your in the area!

I knew I would love Sessions Stand when I found it online looking for a cute coffee stop on my…read moredrive from Atlanta airport to Chattanooga, it did not disappoint even a little. I walked here from Church St. and it was a beautiful walk past some gorgeous old well-maintained homes. Very charming neighborhood area. This location is prime. It backs up to some trees and vines in the back, has a large park on the side for children, the patio overlooks the part and green space, and it has a large, old building with exposed wood beams, loads of charm, and lots of open space to hang out! If I lived here, I'm sure I'd be here all the time. The food menu was light, but the vibes were strong. Staff were exceptionally friendly and answered my questions and I found the QR table ordering fast and efficient. You can always walk up to the window if you prefer. I had already had lunch so I went light and had a lemon bundt and the French B**** coffee. Both were out quickly and were delicious! The decor inside is gorgeous. Even the bathrooms are fancy and on theme. I stopped next door at the adorable shop and found the entire area to be a joy. 100000% recommend you stop in here, often, and have some goodies for me!

The coconut cold brew and chicken & mozzarella panini were so good! Very quiet place and cozy…read moreenvironment

Stopped in for the first time this weekend and while I admit, it is cute and super ideal for people…read moreworking or studying, but I the absolute sticker shock I had when I was rung up has me in no hurry to return. A small flavored chai set me back $7.99. My company wanted something light to drink without much caffeine, so I ordered a refresher. That was over $5. We added something from the pastry case and after everything was rung up and I applied tip, I paid just shy of $30 for a small tea, a glorified juice and a pastry item. In Marietta. In this economy. No thanks.

Came with a small group on a Saturday for brunch and had a great experience!…read more Our waitress Brianna was great. She checked on us frequently, and brought our drinks and food in a reasonable amount of time too. The food was great! They had a large food menu to choose from, and everyone in our group enjoyed everything. I ordered the savory buckwheat crepe and enjoyed it. They also have a dessert case loaded with very tasty desserts! I can't wait to come back the next time I'm in the area!

We really enjoy our meals at Douceur de France. Whether it is breakfast, brunch, or takeaway…read morepastries - the food is consistently delicious. I often choose between the grown up grilled cheese (with the tomato basil soup) & the salmon Benedict for sit down meals. Service is friendly & good. The ham and cheese croissants are a common takeaway item for tomorrow's breakfast. Just pop it in the oven to heat it up and it's a perfect start to the day. We've gone with some of the takeaway quiches, too.

I was in the area and decided to check out this spot. They had a couple of customers in front of…read moreme, but the staff was super sweet and told me about their drinks. I went with the Vanilla Bean latte which I will say was sweeter than I wanted it to be and not as strong as I would like. I also got my drink 10 minutes later although there were only 2 people in front of me. Overall, I don't think I would come back here but it's not too bad if you needed a coffee in the area.

Have absolutely no idea why this place is so highly rated. Did not know going in that this is a…read morefranchised chain. I frequent local coffee shops to avoid the sugary-sweet-artificial-syrup-laden drinks, but that's what this place served. Ordered a bagel sandwich and it was microwaved to death. Literally had to wait ten minutes before taking a bite. Rubbery. Zero ambiance. Felt like it was an old ice cream shop, maybe? Sat in my car rather than sitting in there to eat, which I never do. There is nothing about this place that would make me want to come back. Pros: The young women at the front counter were very friendly. Cons: Zero coffee shop ambiance, sugary-sweet drinks (aka Dunkin Donuts/Starbucks), microwaved food items. Could've gone to Dunkin for the same quality and $10 cheaper.

Location: You cannot miss this place. Exterior & Interior, it's so inviting. Easy to locate with…read more"coffee shop" emblazoned across the front in all caps. Parking-- don't park at the law firm Mon-Friday; on the weekend, your best option for not feeling too claustrophobic in their parking lot. The line is out the door-- always a good sign. Although it was before noon (before noon = coffee), I opted for something lighter. Tea- worth the 4 min brew. The flavors are en pointe and I got an iced tea -- sooo refreshing on a hot day. Peach Serenity, indeed. Everyone was getting a burrito. Definitely a revisit.

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.