Been here a few times and have enjoyed everything I've had. My favorite so far is the Havana…read morecaramel latte, half sweetened. It's rich, smooth, caramel goodness. They also have tea refreshers, pastries, and Cuban bread with butter that I'm going to try next time. The inside is very cozy, they have free wifi, and friendly service. Worth coming and supporting this veteran-owned business!

Cranes Coffee in Acworth, GA, is a delightful spot for coffee lovers and anyone looking for a cozy…read moreplace to unwind. Inspired by a Cuban heritage, their bold Cuban-style coffee celebrates tradition, flavor, and community. The café has a warm ambiance, with comfortable seating and a welcoming vibe that makes it ideal for both social gatherings, enjoyable work spot, and solo visit. They serve a variety of coffee options, from classic espresso drinks to unique specialty brews. If you want a taste of everything just get the flight of coffees I had. Cranes Coffee is loved for its quality offerings and inviting environment. Whether you're stopping by for a quick coffee or settling in for a while, it's a great choice in Acworth.

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.

This coffee shop is located in a shopping center in the cut. I was greeted upon entrance by…read morewonderful baristas they were friendly and knowledgeable. The guy barista explained the differences between espresso, latte, and americano. I ordered the popular brown butter hot latte, which I really enjoyed. It's a quiet place to grab a table and a coffee and study, read, work, or just sit and enjoy your coffee.

I was in Kennesaw song a little shopping and figure I would check out a new coffee shop. I don't…read moreparticularly care for the location of the shop. It's in a small plaza. I can see parking being an issue on days that all of the businesses are open. However, I arrived close to closing time and had no problem parking directly in front of the shop. When I entered I immediately appreciated the decor. It gives tropical rainforest vibes! When I appreciated the counter I was greeted. There were two staff present. The gentleman appears to be a more seasoned employee and the female appeared to be in training. After looking at the menu I opted for a pistachio latte with oat milk and empanadas. I was told that they would be closing shortly. I believe I had about 30 min prior to closing time. This was more than enjoy time for me to drink a drink and eat my food. As such, I opted to dine in. The empanadas came out first. They were not my style. The pastry part was more like a corn bread consistency. I am accustomed to to emphasis being more of a dough like consistency. Additionally they tasted like something you just pull out the freezer and warm up. I would not order them again. When the drink arrived I had to confirm it was pistachio because I saw chocolate everywhere. The staff immediately recalled that I did not want whole milk and told me he had to re- make my drink. When it arrived for the second time the presentation was the same- it looked like a chocolate drink and not pistachio. When I took a sip I was shocked to find chunks of pistachios in the drink. I had to drink and eat the drink- interesting concept. I will say that the coffee taste on its own may be okay- however, collectively I was not a fan of this drink. Overall I do not have the best experience with the food or drink from this spot. I do give kudos for the ambiance and the service!

We finally had the chance to stop by and visit The Brain Station! We stopped by on a very quiet…read moreThursday morning. Plenty of parking available. 3 employees were inside and all greeted us with friendly smiles and "welcome in!". I ordered a hot chai latte with a lemon raspberry muffin, my son had a vanilla bean hot tea with a lemon scone, and my daughter enjoyed the birthday cake scone. The cafe was very cozy and clean. They have a shop inside named "Emily's Corner" with a bunch of fun items for purchase. Plenty of cute handmade jewelry, home decor, even sorority merch. All 3 employees were very helpful and polite.

It needs to be said that this shop is in honor of the owner's Daughter Emily. I think it is a…read morewonderful path to help create a loved ones dream after they have crossed over to the next realm. The coffee is excellent and is sourced from the Apotheos roasters right up the street, which gives me more reason to give my business. The seating downstairs is a bit uncomfortable but not an issue unless you plan on staying, in which case there are rooms upstairs to reserve for groups or privacy. There is also seating on the front porch upstairs and downstairs.

I'm a coffee lover, so I was intrigued by this spot. The decor is... a lot. Very dog‑themed: dog…read morephotos, dog pins, dog merch. Not my style, but if you're obsessed with dogs, you'll probably think it's adorable. My boyfriend and I went together. He loved the barista's nonchalant vibe. Me, not so much. I don't need a parade when I walk in, but a simple smile goes a long way. Price-wise, the coffee is fair. I wouldn't pay a cent more. I got Kirby's signature mocha iced (regular). It was fine...nothing special. My boyfriend got the same thing hot and enjoyed it, but he's a simple guy. I'm... not. So here's the bottom line: If you're looking for coffee that's innovative, unique, or memorable, this isn't the place. If you want a cute, simple mom‑and‑pop shop with reliable coffee that won't hit you with Starbucks prices, it'll do the job. One more thing: my boyfriend bought a chocolate cookie that was labeled as a chocolate chip pound cake, which turned out to be a brownie. The disorganization matches the overall vibe. But hey, happy coffee hunting

Weekdays I try to get out of the house as a break from my normal pace of working from home. Today I…read moresearched for coffee houses on the area and this one came up! I wanted a place that was cozy, good coffee drinks and not too busy so I could work. Lazy Labrador Coffee was perfect. It's right off of downtown Kennesaw and has lots of room to sit inside or outside. Upon parking behind the shop, there's a garden area with cornhole, benches, tables and the porch has seating too. Inside there's a sitting area by the fireplace and tables. There's plenty of tables and even upstairs. The counter is straight ahead with a menu and lots of drink specials. There's not too much to eat other than pastries so don't come too hungry. I tried a scone and a large iced blueberry matcha. The drink was a good balance of sweet and the nutty flavor of the green tea. The scone wasn't memorable but hit the spot because I was hungry. I was able to get in a few hours of work as the place gets busy. Other patrons are courteous to take their conversations and busy toddlers outside. There's free WiFi, three unisex restrooms and the jazz playing was the right volume to set the tone. I definitely recommend and I'll be back to try more low caffeine beverages.

I always prefer to try local coffee shops when I travel and avoid the big chains. Tinto's is right…read moreoff a college campus, and spacious enough for people to come in and relax or study with their coffee. The staff were very friendly, and hot food was offered in addition to coffee and pastries. While my blueberry cream muffin was delicious, our drinks were disappointingly flavorless. We ordered a caramel macchiato and a mocha, both of which did not taste of caramel or mocha. The coffee they used was good at least, but their flavored drinks definitely need improvement.

We LOVE this spot for breakfast! The coffee never fails us, and always tastes authentic, and they…read moregive you a wide variety of coffees and flavors to choose from. All of their breakfast sandwiches are delicious, definitely try their Panini's. They also offer delicious pastries, such as their Nutella filled croissants, among others. The staff is very friendly And every time we come here we are always very happy.

A friend of mine delivered some bagels from Jeff's bagel run as a little pick me up - and boy, were…read morethey a good surprise! The bagels aren't exactly the ones I'm used to - because they're not baked, they're soft on the outside- but so soft on the inside too! I had the jalapeño cheddar which was a good balance of spice and flavor. I toasted it to give it some body. A little jalapeño cream cheese schmear rounded it out. Excellent little snack! They feel not as bad as a normal bagel, maybe because of the protein in them. The macros aren't bad! A surprising gem in north metro ATL

Asked for an everything toasted with cream cheese.. they don't toast here because they bake the…read morebagels fresh all day. I have no idea where that logic comes from, I have been eating freshly baked bagels my entire life, but enjoy them toasted. Also, received a tub of cream cheese with my bagel.. and a knife, like Panera. The bagel was pretty chewy, probably could've benefited from being toasted- but the world will never know. I legitimately could get a better bagel from Dunkin. I like to give credit where credit is due, especially to small businesses, but this place was a huge disappointment to me.