Land Of A Thousand Hills Coffee - Flatiron

Good latte! Average price. I went in on a Friday morning and there was almost no line. They had a decent amount of coffee options as well as tea. As far as food, they had some pastries available. There are plenty of tables for chatting or working. This area seemed a bit sketchy but the inside of the shop was nice. The furniture was new and the place itself seemed clean.

Fine coffee, decent breakfast sandwich, good location and comfortable seating.This coffee shop has plenty of seating and is clearly set up for people who want to stay and work a while. There are many outlets available set up on two long bars, and there are four or five tables for two, in addition to some comfortable leather chairs for folks who want to read or chat.I had an espresso, a light roast drip, and their breakfast panini with bacon. The espresso was pretty good--no off flavors, some chocolatey notes, and fairly sweet. It didn't have any brightness or fruity notes and wasn't very complex, but it was solid. The drip coffee wasn't great. Left a quite harsh bitter aftertaste, and tasted like their light roast is actually medium (in specialty terms). Their breakfast panini was good--think Panera quality. It had a fairly sharp cheese (Asiago or an Italian blend, maybe), some pesto, pre-shaped "scrambled" eggs, and bacon, though it could have turkey sausage or be vegetarian.All in all, a good place to stop in for something quick or to sit for a while. Not worth a trip for the coffee.

Came here for a regular latte a couple times since I didn't feel like trying anything new. The coffee was made to order and pretty decent. I like the blend of beans and the ratio of milk was good. I tried to work here a couple times but they do close fairly early at 4pm. Lots of people working on their laptops and they have a good amount of outlets. Really chill vibes in the middle of downtown.

The food and coffee is so good! The have a breakfast panini that is to die for, I will get it every time I finish my 8am class! The service is friendly and quick, and the ambiance is relaxing with the music they play in the back group. It's a great spot for students and others alike to get work done.

We walked here from the High Museum so I am not sure about parking since the coffee shop is part of an apartment complex. The offerings are the same as most coffee shops in terms of baked goods (croissant, muffins, etc). However, my husband is always in search of the best cup of coffee.Hubby liked his coffee, stated it was nicely balanced, not over brewed. Pricing about $3. I was torn and not wanting a second cup of coffee for the day, especially after noon, so I was going to go for Matcha Latte with oat milk but they only had it as a mix with sugar. Decided to just go with Breakfast blend tea and oat milk. The barista had enormous patience while I looked over the seasonal and regular menu offerings. The seating had a few tables and then a more comfy sitting area adjacent to the barista/cashier area.The bathrooms are so clean! Nice to see, so few are late in the day. If in the area, go ;)

Great coffee but I'm always here for the quiches! Something about their quiches and bakery section always hit the spot; the quiche is light and fluffy, the crust is flaky, and the fillings are distributed well throughout. The portion size is also substantial - makes a great quick lunch paired with a coffee or other beverage. I'd recommend this specific location if you're able to walk here because parking is not the best situation. I love coming here while on campus. Georgia State students pass by this all of the time and it shares the seating space with another business so seating is relatively limited as well. Otherwise good food, service, and coffee.

Fine location, but nothing special. Espresso wasn't great, bitter, no side car, served in a to go cup...I work/live very close but have no desire to go back.

Coffee was good and strong. Very good beans.Service was prompt and thoughtful. Ambiance was quiet and book wormish. I dig it and it was in a cozy courtyard,I might return.No half and half.......that's the only reason I'll think twice about not returning.What's a coffee shop with no half and half?

Came here when barista was in the restroom. Waited for 5 min until he is back. He cane back and was on his phone until I said hello can I order a coffee? Then he kept listening music very loud even tv was playing soccer...Coffee was good. Poor customer service..

I am a loyalty member and love the Flatiron & the Roswell locations. The manager Cori at the Flatiron location has always provided excellent customer service. In return, I tip well! Now ... I purchased a tumbler that is now leaking. I was told by the manager it needed to be returned within 7-14 days. I viewed my receipt; it's been 14 days. His new reply was "I can't exchange it; how do I know you didn't cause that?" I understand you have a policy to follow, but what about a loyal customer? I wasn't asking for a refund! I then asked to speak to his supervisor. In so many words he stated he was the "end all" & I could contact the owner, but he would not provide a number. I then asked for the email. He said he didn't know it and wrote down an email the "thought" might be it. His attitude nor service, does not reflect Thousand Hill's "Do Good" message. I do have options to spend my money & this location will not be one of them.