Grant Park Coffeehouse

Being a newcomer to this establishment, I was immediately captivated by the relaxed atmosphere that permeated the entire place. Whether you preferred to sit indoors or outdoors, there were plenty of cozy spots available. Moreover, if you desired a tranquil environment for studying, they even had a few private rooms at your disposal. My personal highlight was indulging in their delightful ice mocha with almond milk, enhanced by the invigorating addition of three shots of espresso. This venue is perfect for immersing yourself in a good book, focusing on your studies, or simply engaging in pleasant conversations with friends and family. The service was exceptional, as the staff greeted me with a radiant smile that illuminated the entire room. I wholeheartedly recommend giving this place a try! It truly is a fantastic spot to unwind and relax.

Yay so happy to have Grant Park Coffeehouse back in the neighborhood! They recent reopened and their soft opening hours are from 7-3 Monday to Saturday and 8-2 Sunday. From what i remember, they pretty much have the same menu as their old place - from coffee options to smoothies to pastries to sandwiches and even ice cream. This location is so much bigger than the last spot. They have tons of tables inside and a few tables outside. We stopped here on our morning walk with our dog so we sat outside. Ordered 2 Americanos and a chocolate croissant and everything cost $10 including tip. Our order was ready after a few minutes. I just love there's another coffee shop option in the area and so glad to have this Grant Park establishment back!

Great ambiance and beautifully airy space. Would be a perfect place to meet with a group. Coffee was delicious and was served by pleasant and efficient staff. I ordered a breakfast sandwich and salad and while both were reasonably priced neither was particularly good. Salad toppings didn't taste fresh and while I understand it's a Mediterranean salad I didn't expect 34,837 olives. Sandwich interior was a win...but the bun not so much. I will definitely be back but perhaps just coffee next time.

I got the iced coffee which was pretty good and I worked remotely here and they had good WiFi. Busy place! No complaints! Friendly staff fair prices

A Godsend!! For starters I genuinely forgot this coffeehouse was added to my neighborhood because I frequented Refugee Coffee up until they closed last month. So I was gagging on Starbucks until I saw this shop mentioned on social media and I couldn't wait to try it. First of all, the customer service is excellent. They literally speak as soon as you walk in the door. That took me aback in a good way. I ordered a Latte and a sandwich and found both to be perfect. The wait for the sandwich was somewhere between 7 and 10 minutes but you can tell whomever is making it really prides themselves on their work and presentation. It's worth the wait!! The only other thing I would mention ( and this of for the owner) is that from about 6 feet away outside the shop looks closed. I was really bummed walking up and only proceeded to see if there was a note saying why it was closed so early in the day. To my joy, the glass is just heavily tinted. If I were you I'd hang a bright red sign saying 'we're" open in the doorway so that you don't lose out on new customers. Otherwise kudos to you I love this place

My first time trying this coffee house. Friendly and prompt staff. I will eat here again.

Loved this Black owned coffee shop! Honestly had a croissant and bomb African tea. Only thing I didn't like was the street metered parking . It's also small so you may have to wait for a seat during busy hours. Also there's a restroom but you'll have to go downstairs to get to it - it's in the adjacent building, would love to come back!

A cute lil coffee shop in downtown Atlanta, right next to Georgia State University. There's not a lot of seating but what they do have is great. There are a few tables that are big enough for multiple people but not so big that you feel guilty for being at it alone. They tables situated in the windows are nice and cozy.The coffee is good, I just got a plain oat milk latte so I can't give a more robust review there but I would definitely get coffee here again based on the latte.The music is slightly loud which can be a bit distracting but noise cancelling headphones or AirPods solves that issue. As far as I can tell, there isn't public wifi so take that into consideration if you don't have a hotspot and need to get some work done. I ordered their Roasted Jerk sandwich on Texas toast right before a small rush came in and sadly, it was forgotten in the chaos. I kindly asked the staff about it, they apologized and offered a bag of chips to make up for the wait. The sandwich was wonderful and will probably be my go to lunch order when I come.

We stopped in to this little gem in Grant Park called the Grant Park Coffee House, Coffee was delicious and we shared a chocolate Chip cookie which was also delicious, perfect for sharing. Ambiance was quiet but friendly, lots of locals hanging out, working or just enjoying a mid Friday morning treat.

I'm a simple girl who likes plain coffee, a good cup of plain coffee. If I'm going out of my way, paying for parking, to go to a business that specializes in coffee, I expect a good cup of coffee. Coffee here tasted like the drip machine needed cleaning. The coffee itself no better than my corner Starbucks- not a clean taste at all. Can't wait for Spiller to open down the road. In the meanwhile I'll drive a little farther to Goat.