A vibe! Reminds me of a cafe/coffee shop in New York. It's so cute, and such a calming ambience.read more

TL;DR: If you like dark roast, this is your place. If not, skip it…read more One thing about the ambiance: reviews are mentioning how cute and hipster this spot is, but practically all of the ambiance in the cafe can be seen in the photos I've attached. There's a record player, and one shelf of coffee beans that the cafe is selling. It's hard to know what the vibe is because the space is just so sparse, with even the "chrome yellow" shade in the name of the cafe nowhere to be seen. There are plenty of folks who come here to work, but I wouldn't recommend working here because the wifi is given out via temporary codes with a 2hr time limit (photo attached) and the tables are on the small side. Reviews tend to mention the quality of the drinks, and the drinks are good... but not my preference. The matcha leans on the sweet side, and the coffee tends to taste like a very dark roast. In terms of food, the only food is overnight oats with dried berries that comes out to almost $10. Overall, would not recommend unless you're a coffee connoisseur looking to try different roasts around the city.

The barista was super friendly and let us watch the process of making matcha as he explained the…read morewhole thing. It's a super clean, sleek, bright coffee shop. If you're there in the afternoon it definitely gets hot by the window as the sun goes down. Not too much seating but nice if you go when it's not too busy.

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.

I was in the mood for a latte, and so I used my Google search to try to find one. And this one came…read moreup nearby. They have a small parking lot in the back, but it was full so I kind of just quickly parked on the side there is street parking and a parking lot across the street. So there are other options for parking in the area. The coffee shop is almost inside of a plant store. So I'm not sure if it's a plant store or a coffee shop, but either way. The environment was really nice. I was helped quickly, as there weren't too many people in line. It was a little later in the day. So they didn't have any more pastries. I definitely would like to try to come earlier to see how their pastries are. And if you're in the mood for a really great plants, this is a great place to stop.

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.

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.

Lovely neighborhood coffee shop with a variety of pastries and empanadas you may enjoy…read more Be mindful that the service t is grab-and-go; there is no seating inside, but a few spots outside. My husband liked the iced coffee. If you really like it, you can get a coffee membership- some of my neighbors have it and love it! The membership includes: unlimited drip & iced coffee , $1 espresso-based drinks, and a 20% discount on pastries and beans. We had the empanadas and loved them. They also sell local items such as peanut butter, honey, condor chocolates (Athens), creamer, and fruit preserves.

On my way back to ATL airport I had to finally make a stop at a Perc location. Ordered a manual…read morebrew (Aeropress) of an Ethiopian coffee and it was very well brewed and roasted! The staff was very friendly and patient while we all made our coffee order. This location is so quaint yet tons of space to sit and enjoy some coffee, food or a pastry. Their merch station was very cool and decided to take a bag to go. Overall this was a great experience at a high quality coffee shop. If you are looking for a cool spot to hang and have a cup of coffee Perc is your place! So glad I finally got to try them in person.

This cozy spot was the perfect pit stop, while out today. My niece and I opted to eat first, take…read moreerrands after - Excellent choice! Situated on the backside of a plaza, it's adjacent to the Birdcage (ADORE the movie!) Selecting a handheld, a BLT and a couple of Chai's to-go, we later wished that we had sat to enjoy these really good offerings. The handheld comes vegetarian with the option to add protein for an extra couple of dollars. The BLT comes on thick buttered toast, with the slightest hint of garlic and thick beefsteak tomato slices. I think it's really neat that they ensured whether we would want dairy or non-dairy in our chai lattes...kudos for that! Overall, we were full long before we finished our sammies & chai. Plus the personal service, vibe, and great price points...we will definitely be back! BON APPÉTIT

Little Tart after Dark is my favorite hidden gem in the city!! I love the vibes. You can grab a…read morebottle of wine and dessert to share and its perfectttt!! We sometimes bring card games too. They often have specials for different events. These pics are from Valentines day!! You definitely should try it!!

The Little Tart is probably my favorite bakeshop and neighborhood spot. The pastries, sandwiches,…read morecookies, muffins even the hot water are always well done. Service is consistently friendly and helpful. Ambiance is calm and just engaging enough. This is a great place to get work done, take a load off or even take a date. My favorite time off the menu is the reimagined BLT with bacon kale and sun dried tomato [ask for the petite pickles] Pro Tip: look for their after dark hours for a late evening vibe!

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.

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.

We've been swinging by Joe's for coffee for many years, but likely won't be going back anytime…read moresoon. It's frustrating enough that they now close so early, but we came in around 4:50pm a couple weeks ago (they close at 5). The barista said sorry but the espresso machine was already washed and shut down. The one thing you should make available at all times while open at a coffee shop is COFFEE. It only takes a few minutes to clean an espresso machine. So dumb. Happy the Bellwood within Plants & Coffee is staying put! Much better attitude, service, and coffee. Joe's has seemingly become too cool for school. :(

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.

The PERFECT place to gather your thoughts, meet up with friends, get some work done, and just slow…read moredown and breathe. The atmosphere is professional, yet peaceful. The menu has just enough variety for all. And the food is very good. The owners and staff are personable and professional. Its now one of my staple venues to regroup and destress.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS…read more This establishment does not reflect the values of a community as vibrant and supportive as Grant Park. While it may appear welcoming and well-run on the surface, that image quickly falls apart when you look at how things operate behind the scenes. I have personally witnessed how the owner, Rahel, treats employees, and it is deeply concerning. As many other reviews have noted, there is a consistent pattern of unprofessionalism, poor communication, and a dismissive, often hostile attitude toward staff. What's most troubling is the disconnect between the public-facing atmosphere and the internal reality. Customers may see a polished environment, but behind that façade are employees who feel uncomfortable being themselves, who are reprimanded unfairly, and who are neither properly valued nor treated with respect and dignity. A business is only as strong as the way it treats its people, and unfortunately, this establishment falls short in that regard. I would STRONGLY encourage others to take this into consideration before choosing to support it.