Chrome Yellow Trading

This is a very quiet and clean coffee shop. Very much and bring your laptop and write your life story type vibe. I can't say enough positive things about this place.The gentleman at the front recommended the my coffee order based on what I told him I liked. I got the oat vanilla bourbon draft and I loooooove it. I like my coffee a little bitter but you can add some sweetener if you desire. Please please please show this place some love.

Delicious coffee & bites!I am visiting ATL for the first time, and local friends insisted we all meet up here. I love the plants and bright vibe of the coffee shop. There's even a section in the back for buying merch (I saw a glass pour over set that I'm contemplating sticking in my suitcase before heading back home).There's wifi, ample seating, and plenty of lighting.The service was great! I wanted a savory food item, and there was only one. It was a beef and raisin empanada. The raisin threw me off, but the barista suggested I trust the process. Glad I did, because it was DELICIOUS! I also ordered a freshly brewed coffee, which was PERFECTLY brewed :)Everything was great! The only thing I'd change is adding more savory food options. I'll definitely be returning :)

A family run trendy plant filled coffee shop with a vintage yellow Ducati bike right inside of it. The spot opened in 2015 and is operated by Kyle and Kelly Taylor. Kind employees, chill vibe and stylish mugs. Roasting happens on-site. The interior screams "cool."It's the definition of what a neighborhood coffee shop should look like and an absolute must to visit for anybody in the city.

Consistency. Every time it's incredible service, drinks and atmosphere! My favorite neighborhood coffee shop. And the pastries are also delicious. I try not to get one but can't resist every time I come. Just got my free drink for filling up my punch card (finally). It took me a while because I would always leave it at home, so long they don't even give them out anymore, haha! Hopefully they introduce a digital version soon. I'll always be back !

Just when I thought I knew all the coffee spots in Atlanta, a friend surprised me with a suggestion to meet at Chrome Yellow. Located in the Old Fourth Ward (O4W for the locals), Chrome Yellow quickly became my top pick for the best coffee in Atlanta.Parking was relatively easy, as long as you're not too shy about it. The barista even let me snap his picture after creating our beautiful latte designs. I opted for a gluten-free Tollhouse cookie, which I shared with my friend--though it's one of the rare times I regretted sharing. That cookie was one of the best GF cookies I have had in a while. If you're looking for an urban coffee destination in Atlanta, I highly recommend Chrome Yellow.

This place is definitely a staple on the Edgewood community. The ambiance and service is always relaxed and friendly. The coffee itself tastes great. I always get an iced vanilla latte with oat milk. They usually don't make their drinks as sweet and I like, but it's never a problem to ask them to add a little extra syrup. My only qualm is the price, 2 drinks for $15 seems kind of steep to me. But otherwise, it's a great place and I always stop buy when I'm in the area.

Stopped in yesterday and everything was great taste wise. Ducked a point because I was in a hurry as I was in the middle of a move and I did wait around to be able to make my order for a while. I got there and there was someone ordering, and he and the woman at the till had a little conversation while I was waiting (perfectly fine, we all need to take a sec to be kind, that's fine) but he left and then I stood there waiting to be acknowledged and to be able to order for another 5 min while 3 people behind the till did other things including sip on matcha and talk amongst themselves while making other orders. Had I not been in a huge hurry I probably wouldn't have cared as much but I was, and I had a large order so I had a wait ahead of me once I ordered too. Clean and plenty or seating. My order was all correct and great. But it's a coffee shop, so not everyone is hanging out all day long sipping on coffee. Some people have got a move on.

Chrome Yellow is kind of an unassuming looking place from the outside, but it's now one of my new favorite spots.There's so many things to like. The physical space itself: The little shop has some nice stuff for sale, the indoor and outdoor seating is nice, the overall vibes are cozy. The service, food, and beverages: The staff was really chill and nice, the lattes are unique and delicious, and the food options are tasty too.Definitely a spot worth checking out if you're in the area.

Great spot for high end coffee! Atmosphere is awesome. I could work here remotely all day. Coffee and quality of beans is amazing. Service was very fast!Definitely check it out if you are in Atlanta.

Decent experience, just nothing spectacular.The parking situation here was a bit frustrating and confusing. It seems like a one way parking lot on the corner of a main street and a side street/cut-through. I had to park on the other end of Daniel Street, near the dog park. Fortunately that appeared to be free, just inconvenient. We made our trek to Chrome Yellow and the line was pretty long. It was very busy inside and cramped. We didn't have to wait an unreasonable amount of time to get to the front of the line though. The baristas weren't the most friendly and we felt rushed while ordering. I wrote it off as an off day because they were slammed with business. Friend and I had iced bourbon vanilla lattes with oatmilk. They were good, not special though. We couldn't taste any subtle bourbon flavors. We decided to come here since you can't find vanilla bourbon syrup at most coffeehouses, but I decided that I could get better coffee elsewhere next time I'm in the area.The interior was pretty cute and I'm sure it's a lovely experience when it's more quiet.