Crazy Love Coffeehouse

I came here for a business meeting and thought the place was really cool. The coffee shop has such a local, authentic, Christian, airy, and light vibe.There's a section of the store that sells merchandise and it's very uplifting to see the selection of mugs, shirts, trinkets, books that are all very colorful.I ordered a decaf Americano and they brought me a regular, which wasn't great. But they made it right very quickly. Also not a huge fan of when they scream "we close in 15 minutes! At 5pm!"And then "we close in 10 minutes! At 5pm!"And then "we close in 5 minutes! At 5pm!"And then "we are closed! It's 5pm!"I don't think I've ever been to a restaurant or a coffee shop where you have your conversation interrupted like that. It's not Best Buy, guys. No need to treat customers that way. I know who decided that was a good idea. It's not.But the liege waffle with bacon far, far, far offsets the wrong order and the rude reminders that they close at 5 PM. It was a thick waffle with hearty syrup and bacon that was still hot. Incredible. We left at 5:03pm.

This is a great coffee house. Ton of seating both inside and outside(patio, porch, and front yard). So there's plenty of space. Decent amount of plugs so you can charge your computer. Especially, as it looks like this is the place to be if you want to work from home. There were so many ppl here with their laptops or headphones seemingly deep into work. Ordering was easy. If you want coffee, they have plenty. If you don't want coffee, the selection looks limited, but they do have stuff. For the three things I ordered, they came out within a few minutes, and they happily brought it out to me, silverware included. The food is simple, but they do a great job. My waffle looked and tasted great. My croissant sandwich was awesome, especially since the croissant was toasted and had that crispness. The lavender lemonade was strange but tasty. Overall, I really enjoyed this place and definitely would enjoy coming back. PS: The parking in the back feels a lil awkward and be careful as the lane is only big enough for one car, so watch out if someone is coming in or leaving

Such an adorable coffeehouse! I trekked my way up to Roswell on a chilly afternoon with the intention of spending some time co-working with my lovely teammate and fellow CM, Alexa of ATL OTP. Living in East Atlanta, I don't frequent Roswell and was excited to spend some time with Alexa in her neck of the woods for a bit. Pulling into Roswell and the neighborhood that Crazy Love is located in, I felt like I was in a Hallmark movie. It was super quaint, cute and there were so many businesses lining the street in the adorable cottage-esque buildings. I actually missed the turn into Crazy Love on my first round but it was totally user-error. When I circled back around, it was easy to drive down into their huge back lot that had way more parking than I could have imagined. Parking was super easy despite the number of cars that were already there. Upon entry upstairs, it was just as cute as the pics on Yelp! I snagged a table in the corner before it was gone and headed up to the counter. We visited a few days before Valentine's Day and the hearts were everywhere, I loved it!! The little boutique was adorable and they would have gotten me for some coins if they had prices labeled. (I hate having to ask for a price and being disappointed lol. I want time to consider it alone!) The menu is super extensive and full of so many tasty options. I opted for a hot coffee to start and ended up snagging a heart scone on my first counter visit, assuming that it'd be gone later. (It was) And wow - it was soooo good!! When Alexa arrived, we both grabbed some lunch and I decided to go with their grilled cheese + tomato soup combo. Such a great choice, it was delicious and so decadent. I wish I would have also grabbed one of their savory biscuits that looked heavenly. Next time!The service was also amazing and everyone was incredibly sweet. The next time that I'm in Roswell, I'll definitely pop my head in for a visit.

Cozy little coffee shop in downtown Roswell located on the ever-so-stunning, Canton Street. This is a multi-level building with plenty of seating (including some outdoor porch seating). There's even a little market upstairs that offers cute and trendy sweatshirts, slippers, backpacks, etc. and is fully decked out for Valentine's Day at the moment.Parking is limited with a small gravel parking lot in the back with one-way entry and exit, but timing was on my side and I arrived just as someone else was leaving. The menu does not disappoint, and the scrumptious pastries, truffles, and Belgian waffles caught my eye immediately. However, it was lunch time and I was ready for something a bit more savory so I went for the Caprese Sandwich with Basil Pesto, Fresh Mozzarella, Vine-Ripe Tomatoes on Rustic Sourdough. You get a choice of side with their sandwiches, and I went with the Parmesan Tater Tots. The pesto was incredible and the sourdough was exactly what you want for a mid-afternoon sandwich. The parsley was a little heavy on the tots, but I like parsley so I didn't mind all that much.I also ordered a Matcha Latte (of course), and thoroughly enjoyed it. Probably one of the strongest ones I've ever had, and they even offered my favorite Lavender syrup to mix in. The wifi held up the entire time, and even though the table was a bit wobbly, the bright and colorful aesthetic and delicious food/drinks made for an enjoyable experience. I hope to be back again soon for more sipping, shopping, and eating!

Such a cute place! I went here for the first time and absolutely loved it. There is a parking lot in the back that is a gravel parking lot. I walked up the back stairs and the inside was a super cute and cozy coffee shop. I ordered the chicken pesto sandwich and it was so delicious! I also got the Parmesan tots which were just ok. Next time I will probably get the fresh fruit. We also ordered a chicken fiesta bowl which didn't have much flavor, but it was OK with extra sauce. We ended up getting a table on the front porch, which was covered, and it was so nice to sit out there while it was sprinkling outside. The ambience was just so serene and beautiful. I can't wait to come back!

Coffee is good , pastries are delicious. Always very busy , a little loud for me but they have a good patio in the front and back. It's a cute local spot. Staff have always been nice - The store has a little gift shop that adds a little something to the experience.

I would recommend coming here to catch up with friends! It's not really the best study spot and the food/items are a bit pricey, but the place overall is super vibrant and homey. FOOD:Strawberries and cream Belgian waffle - 9/10: There's only one relatively small waffle for $6, but the waffle taste itself is incredibly soft and fluffy. This Belgian waffle is a perfect mix of sweet and savory,Snow Day Latte - 6/10: I think this is just a honey, vanilla, and cinnamon latte with whip cream. Nothing special, but it's not bad either.SERVICE:The food came out very fast, and the staff were very nice. You have to pick up your food at the small corner of the front area, which is a bit confusing, but overall super nice staff.AMBIANCE:Very cute place. There's a store built into the place (jewelry, clothing, trinkets), and there's countertop seating on the inside. The parking holds many cars, and there's a downstairs area as well that can be reserved (not sure, but that's what it looks like)!

I visited this coffehouse yesterday randomly and I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was so kind and patient in helping me with anything I needed. The ambience was just cozy and welcoming. The food and coffee only enhanced the experience. I had a chicken pesto sandwich with the parmesan tater tots. I absolutely loved the savory and flavorful sandwich though the tots were cold. I also enjoyed a warmed up cinnamon twist pastry with a honey cinnamon chai latte. Both were delicious and not overly sweet. Overall it was a great experience and I look forward to returning!

This is a cute coffee shop in the heart of downtown Roswell. It has a small selection of foods, I had the avocado toast and it was great! 2 large slices of toast with chunks of avocado and light seasoning. I only had the drip coffee so I can't speak to any of the specialty items. My friend had the chai tea latte and said it was very sweet. There's also a small gift shop with cute items. Plenty of parking out back and clean restrooms. Not sure about handicap access, my friend had a hard time going up the deck stairs there were about 15 of them.

Really nice coffee shop in Roswell. Huge-lots of seating including an upstairs and downstairs (when downstairs is open) and a front and rear patio/balcony. Lots of outlets though sometimes hard to find including an outlet on their rear balcony. Windows everywhere and it's really bright and lively. Coffee is good and strong as the god intended. I also got their breakfast sandwich-a simple eggs, bacon and cheese but they have gluten free toast to substitute and they substituted the bacon for their deli lunch meat (chicken, turkey, etc). It wasn't much but it was a good breakfast. WiFi works great. Staff is friendly and efficient. Just know they play nothing but Christian rock and ballads. If that bothers you then this isn't the place for you but I have certainly heard worse coffee shop music. I'm never in Roswell but if you are and need a place to work, this is where you should go.