Grant Park Coffeehouse - Atlanta

I've been here a couple times. I really like their: Butter scones, and muffins. I've had those a couple times in a too good to go order, and I've decided to sit in today ... I decided to sit inside today, ate some of their daily soup (butternut squash ) which was so delicious. The rum cake was really good, my boyfriend had a chocolate muffin that was really nice too. I also had a strawberry lemonade(not pictured) also super good! I recommend trying their daily food items Pricing is so fair, you can't beat it. I love being able to do all of that(pictures) and tip with a $20, that means a lot to me as a neighborhood cafe. The vibes are extremely cozy and I see it's a perfect place to get some work done because it's not really loud at all. I've never seen it crowded but there's always people there vibing. Great spot.

I really want to support local coffee shops and on that endeavor I stopped by here to trial their baked goods. The egg and sausage hot pocket was huge and filling. I do wish there was more sausage egg balance in the filling The chocolate crossaint and chocolate muffin were great. The chocolate scone wasn't as traditional as scone and more on the cake texture. Everything is made Is house fresh. My least favorite wad chocolate chip cookie (too sweet) and blueberry muffin (dry)

Woof, here we go again.While the ambiance is bright and sunny, the seating plentiful, and the pastry selection dainty, my issue lies with the customer service once again.I wanted a Almond Blossom Matcha latte listed under "Customer Favorites"When asked to correct the order, it took 4~ minutes to get the correct item listed on their menu screen. I support baristas, but would opt to put my order in myself if human interaction is this remedial. The other barista came over and corrected everything, except it being an iced latte.While being nice has its perks, all I ask from people is that they do their job well. Give me a frown for all I care; just give me what I ordered correctly! I'd give this place 2 stars if the drink wasn't satiable.You can find better matcha at Starbucks,

Quick and easy bite thats very cost efficient but don't expect too much with the food. It gets the job done but isn't that great in my opinion. My egg and turkey bacon sandwich was decent but I wasn't a fan of the Grant pocket. The dough used was a little hard. As someone who doesn't eat pork I did really appreciate the meat options they had which isn't as common at breakfast places. The interior of this place is nice and can be used as a great WFH location.

I stopped by Grant Park Coffeehouse to read after jury duty, and I might just have found a new haunt! The staff is friendly and the environment is delightfully chill. It isn't too crowded, the seats are extremely comfy, and reggae music is playing over the speakers with Marley themes portrayed in the art throughout.I was hungry for lunch and got a chicken salad sandwich. They don't skimp on chicken salad! Make sure to grab a fork before heading to your table because you'll want to eat all of the chicken salad that falls out of the sandwich. I got mine on a croissant, which was a dollar extra, but it was worth it in my opinion. The croissant was flaky without being too messy, and it was large enough for a filling lunch. Oh, and it comes with a pickle, which is always an extra point in my book.For my coffee, I got a latte with vanilla flavoring, and thought it was great. I sometimes find with lattes that the amount of milk can drown out the espresso, but that wasn't the case here. The ratio of espresso to milk to foam to flavoring was delightful.Grant Park Coffeehouse is a great place to read or work - I'll probably bring my laptop here in the future on a day when I'm working remotely. The parking situation is a bit less than ideal, as it is street parking only, but it wasn't pretty easy to find a spot nearby on a weekday at lunch time. I'll be back soon!

The show I'm working on was filming a few minutes down the street from here today, so my coworker and I stopped in. The ambiance is trendy, clean, and beautiful--I love the brick walls and the decor. It feels elegant yet casual. The staff was all welcoming and kind, which was of course really nice. My coworker and I are both obsessed with lavender, so we each got an iced lavender latte. It was absolutely divine! If I'm ever in the area, I'll definitely be returning. Thank you!

Had a delicious vegan sweet potato bread and an equally tasty matcha latte. The service was amazing and I will definitely be back. It is a large space and even offers individual office space for taking calls as well as a conference room (reservations needed).

Such a cute coffee shop about a block from Grant Park! On a recent trip to Atlanta my wife and I got an Airbnb in the Grant Park area. On Sunday, we decided to walk to the farmers market with a stop for coffee along the way. Once we arrived, we wished we had planned to get breakfast as well. We had no idea there was such an expansive breakfast and lunch menu. With breakfast sandwiches, smoothies, pastries, sandwiches, and salads. There are LOTS of tables and the service is very friendly! If you live in the area, go set up and work from there for a day so you can get something from each section of the menu! My iced latte was very good and my wife enjoyed her cold brew.

GPCH is my cozy haven for productivity. It offers ample seating, and if you're lucky, you can snag one of their charming rooms. But it's not just about the workspace; GPCH serves up more than a decent cup of coffee. Their baked goods are pure magic. My top picks? The zucchini carrot bread with nuts and those irresistible apricot scones.For lunch, their sandwiches hit the spot. What truly stands out, though, is the friendly and welcoming staff. While parking might be a tad limited, the nearby street spots make up for it. GPCH is the local gem where I get things done with a smile

Only ordered through door dash but overall I'd give them a 4.5 out 5 only because of the consistency of the food has been off a bit.