Costa Coffee

I live in the same plaza where this is located so it is super convenient and I was very excited to see them open up a while back. The first time I went -- the avocado toast and coffee was good. I don't love the quality of the coffee but I also didn't hate it. As for the avocado toast, the 2nd time I went, the avocado was brown and old (barf). It was disappointing and I haven't been back since. Overall, staff was okay. Not the friendliest/welcoming.

I dropped in for two coffees to go! I was surprised that Costas didn't open till 8:00 AM on a weekend. Service was decent and I like the latte and chai coffees.

Located around Atlanta, Costa Coffee is no stranger to serving up the best in coffee and bites! Having frequented Town Brookhaven area in the past, I decided to try Costa before my meeting! I had no issues snagging 2 hr parking spot right outside the establishment around 10am. There is a parking garage located near the back of the complex as well if you come during a busy time. You'll be greeted with open seating - low tables, high top community table, high top window seating, couch - and good music. As you come in they have a digital menu mounted on the wall -- absolutely love this since they can easily update or change accordingly! After being enticed by the pastries on display and the many breakfast and sandwich options, I opted for a caramel latte with almond milk & a breakfast burrito. Gloria provided amazing service at the counter and answered all of my questions when narrowing down my options. Carlos made my latte and it was perfection -- really loved the flavor of the beans & it wasn't super sweet - perfect balance. Quick note: The take out coffee cups are super cute - if you're into art you'll appreciate them - the ridges and 3D effect of the logo makes for a perfect representation of the company! Ok back to the food! The breakfast burrito comes stuffed with sausage, cheese, and eggs with a side of salsa verde. Let me tell you I thought the burrito was great but once I dipped a corner in the salsa verde-- FLAVOR TOWNNNN!!I'd like to take a moment to appreciate the pastry as well - crispy & toasted to perfection. Most places you'd expect a soggy tortilla-- not at costa! Quick note: The music is at an average sound level to where you can enjoy it all while having a conversation or teleworking. Plus they play up and coming artists and even artists who deserve more recognition-- I would have never thought The Marías or Tobe Nwigwe would be coming through the speakers but it was a pleasant surprise! One Restroom ducked off to the left in a nook -- gender neutral, spacious, handicap accessible with changing table! Some cool facts: 1) They're hiring! So if you're in the area come on out and apply 2) They bake their pastries fresh in house daily! 3) They have ample plugs to charge your phones/laptops! 4) I'll definitely be back for the tomato bisque with prosciutto & white cheddar croissant!!

I've been dying to go here since they opened. It happened to be a rainy day and definitely felt like I was in the UK (where Costa came from btw). It's a cute little coffee shop with the cutest British painted art on the wall. They offer a selection of coffee, tea, pastries and even sandwiches. I ordered a masala chai latte and zucchini bread, which were both delicious. We opted to get our drinks in their actual cups and were so adorable. If you're in the area, give this spot a try!

Super cute coffee shop. Plenty of parking in the plaza which is nice. I was greeted when i walked in and I ordered a masala chai latte with oat milk. I hate the upcharge for plant milk but it's ways cheaper than other places. My latte was good, a lot of foam but that's what a latte is. I stayed and worked for awhile comfortably at a small table with outlets. I would 100% come back solo to cowork of with a friend. They also have outdoor seating for warm weather

Costa Coffee is a spot I have heard of before, but never had a chance to try until now! The interior is so clean, trendy, and vivid. From what I observed a lot of people come to do work, chat with friends, or grab and go. It seems busy, but people don't stay too long! As for my drink and sandwich, the sandwich was delicious, I definitely recommend the Roasted Turkey Sandwich! My drink was a good 7/10, as a matcha lover I wasn't too fond of the blue lavender mixture, it's completely took over the matcha flavor, but you never know if you like something until you try it! The service was amazing, they are so kind and patient. Definitely try this place out

Small, high ceiling, modern coffee shop within Brookhaven Village. Things you should know:I. PARKING There's free, limited, two-hour parking directly outside the front entrance of the coffee shop as well as parallel parking along Town Blvd. It can be quite difficult to find a nearby space on busy weekends with all the surrounding shops. II. SERVICE Friendly and timely. I enjoyed that the cafe offers a sugar-free syrup option (vanilla) for my friends that like guilt-free flavors for their coffee. WIFI here is free and you'll notice available outlets throughout the building to charge your phone or laptop. It's a great place to knock out work. III. QUALITY I noted that the pastries are baked fresh daily, but personally haven't tasted one. The cappuccino I had, however, had good ratios of espresso and milk. IV. CAPACITY The coffee shop has fluxes of people constantly coming and going. While there are moments of high indoor seat availability, they quickly vanish with the crowds that come and go.

I can only speak to the coffee in this location and not the food. The environment seemed pretty nice. I wouldn't say it was a place I'd go to study or read, but a good place to meet up with friends or to meet with someone. Very clean. The staff were nice. The coffee was not very good. I had a flat white and it was not hot and the coffee just didn't taste good.

Such a great addition to Town Brookhaven, which desperately needed a coffee shop. Excellent coffee and equally excellent service. Not to mention the amazing pastries -- don't miss the strawberry hazelnut biscuit. Looking forward to using the outdoor seating. Glad it's a small shops, and that they have oat milk. Hope it survives!

What I had of my breakfast sandwich was good, unfortunately almost all the egg and cheese is in the floor in their kitchen. The "cook" dropped it and yet still proceeded to make my sandwich so one bite of egg.