Got a delicious pour-over hot coffee here just after their soft opening this weekend. Just as I've…read morehad at their freedom parkway location in O4W the quality is dependable here. My wife got both a hot and iced latte to go and they were good. CEO came out to say hello which was super nice and everyone was friendly. Inside seating is nice and inviting. They are still working out new business kinks with baked goods and whatnot but I'd definitely return here. Note: Parking is a little tricky with the apartment complex and I did not ask if they validate but it's the same deal as the mellow mushroom next door.

Checked out this new location with a friend. It offers friendly service, tasty drinks and is a…read morewonderful place to catch up with friends or WFH. The ambiance was cozy with comfortable seating. I would definitely recommend it for the next time you are on the Southside trail of the Beltline or looking to enjoy a great drink at a coffee shop. Free parking can be found on the streets near it and I think you can register your car to park in the attached garage.

I stopped by Lily & Sparrow while driving through Covington for a quick coffee and something to…read moreeat. At first, I wasn't even sure they were open. The windows are tinted and the open sign wasn't on, but as I got closer, I could see people inside, so I went for it. You order at the counter, and they call your name when it's ready. They also have some merch for sale, which adds to the vibe. I ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk and the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Both hit the spot. Simple, fresh, and exactly what I wanted. The place itself is really cute, and the bathrooms are unisex and very clean (which I always notice). Staff was friendly and everything felt easy. It's also only about a 3-5-minute walk to the main square, but just far enough away that it feels a little calmer and not packed with tourists like some of the other coffee spots. Definitely a great place to stop if you want something a little more low-key.

I was very happy to find this coffee shop just one block from Covington Square. It was open in the…read moremorning after Thanksgiving Brighton early. I got a latte and two Americano for my man who was waiting at home. The coffee was fantastic and piping hot. The people at the counter seemed genuinely happy to be there, not just like they were putting it on for Customer Service or they were pleasant people. They also had a really beautiful outdoor area behind the shop with hammocks. Unfortunately, it was too cold to utilize it that day, but nice to know it's there! They had posted the following day that they were having an artisan market with live music and I was planning to go but we had to abandon our AirBnB unexpectedly due to a sewage pipe emergency under the street in front of the house. I would absolutely return to this coffee shop!

Delicious blueberry muffin warmed up and a tasty iced Mocha. The service was quick and polite. The…read morecafe had plenty of seating and provides free WiFi which makes this a nice remote office with a view of the square.

I stopped in for the first time today. I got a 12oz cold…read morebrew coffee for $3.24. It has toasted marshmallow flavor with cold foam on top, unheard of and it also tasted very good. It is very cute inside as well. Service was fine girls seemed nice but the employees I think were just ready to go home at that point of the day. I would definitely stop in Again next time I'm in Jackson!

Yesterday my friends and I did cake decorating at Sip & Frost in Stonecrest, Ga. Family we had such…read morea great time Decorating cakes. The owner Mrs.Lisa was An Awesome Host. She was super helpful in helping us learn how to Decorate our cakes. I Highly Recommend Everyone Go and Visit Sip and Frost For Some Fun Times With Your Family & Friends. Thank you so much Mrs.Lisa

Friendly staff, good pastries, and solid coffee with fun seasonal syrups. Low-key environment with…read morea decent amount of seating inside and a few tables outside; would make for a good place to work remotely as they had lots of outlets. We tried the iced cookie butter latte and iced strawberry brown sugar latte (seasonal special) and spinach feta tart, which were all really good, but the standout coffee was definitely the iced strawberry brown sugar latte. Really solid coffee shop in Grant Park.

Drinks are consistently good and service is with a smile. I like that I'm greeted when I walk in or…read morewhen I'm placing my order. They have many syrup flavors and they have seasonal drinks. They have savory and sweet pastries if you want something light and they also have food if you're looking for something heartier. This cafe is a large space and perfect spot to work or just relax while reading a book or just enjoying your drink. You shouldn't have a problem finding a spot to sit if you dine in. Free neighborhood street parking. I typically stop here for a beverage before I get my pedicure at Lark & Sparrow. Most recent visit I had a London fog latte with oatmilk for $7.75. Rishi tea was used. I also enjoyed a spinach and feta tart for $7. The tart was so buttery and delicious. The seasonal latte that I had on another visit with oat milk and seasonal syrup was $7.50. Blueberry muffin was $4.50. You can check out their IG for Special updates.

The food is surprisingly good. I've had a couple of croissant sandwiches. The breakfast one seems…read morelack luster as they pull it premade from the refrigerator. But once it is toasted it is not bad at all! The chocolate croissant is really good and worth the detour to terminal A. The service has been average. The Emilie's seem unexcited to be there. But I've never seen a line or had to wait.

Horrible customer service at 430 pm today. Asked the counter person -did she have fresh drip…read morecoffee? Asked was it made in the last hour at least. She shrugged and said its not a busy coffee time and they do not make new coffee all the time. In other words they keep serving old coffee. I went somewhere else

Super cute, vibey spot. It's inside West End's food hall. A little complicated to locate but once…read moreyou find it, there's a bunch of other little spots in there. Customer service was very kind, sweet ladies at the front. Ordered the closest thing to iced caramel macchiato but i think they made lattes, they were very good still, strong 7 I'm going back to order other items and try other options. Super cute inside, very aesthetically pleasing

Costa Coffee is a great addition to the area! Cozy and spacious atmosphere. The decor is a vibe…read more The staff are friendly and welcoming. The menu is easy to follow. There's a rewards program. Free wifi and outlets throughout the store-- great to come study or work. The menu features a variety of pastries, breakfast items, toasts, and sandwiches. They serve freshly brewed coffee throughout the day, including a dark roast, which is my favorite. There's a side table with complimentary water and essentials such as napkins, stir sticks, sugar, half and half, milk, and other drink necessities.

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!

My husband picked up some coffee for us, and it was pretty good. But what stood out was the food!…read more I ordered a gingerbread latte and that was delightful though slightly sweeter than I prefer. Definitely solid drink though. He got a lox and herbed cream cheese dill toast. This was delicious. Not too salty. Not fishy. Buttery texture. Every flavor just so balanced. And the bread was so thick but it wasn't hard to bite--you would think that would throw off the ratio but it was perfect. The star was this apple fritter biscuit! I thought it was going to be super sweet but it was a savory biscuit and it made it taste more like a pie! The apple filling wasn't overly sugary. The biscuit itself was like buttery and layered but had this caramelized sugar crust. It was so good. Since my husband brought it back, I can't speak to the interior or what it looked like, but he wanted to go back and wished we all could have explored it.