Perc

All I need to say is: Cold Fashioned.When I went on the hunt to find the best coffee shops in Georgia, PERC immediately caught my eye. I am a cold coffee snob--I'll admit it. It's become somewhat of a competition for me to top and rarely will I want to visit a coffee shop unless they offer some sort of unique twist on a cold coffee beverage. So when I saw the "cold fashioned" I knew I had to try it. They prepare it just as you might imagine an old fashioned would be prepared complete with an orange twist and that delicious dark little cherry. The flavor of the coffee mixed with little bites of that cherry made me so very happy. They also made a savory waffle and for all savory breakfast lovers out there, it's a must try. The vibe was chill, the staff was friendly, and the decor was very cute too.Next time you're in GA you must add to PERC to your list of coffee shops to visit.

Great service, cute cafe and great drinks! My friend and I wanted a nice Saturday afternoon here.

Ordered the coquitto latte. It was sooo good. This coffee shop has a cute little quirky atmosphere. Not a lot of seating room so I wouldn't suggest this for working vibes but this location is great for grab-and-go coffee as you're walking around the neighborhood. I believe some of the other locations have more seating.There was some street parking but I parked (illegally) in the lot across and was able to run in and out since it wasn't too busy. While walking I saw some other shops that validate parking so could try that.

So awesome!! Such a cool, vibe and little nook. They have free stickers and great food items to choose from. We LOVED the hash brown and egg wrap the orange sauce was so delicious! The service was great nothing extraordinary but they were helpful. Definitely give PERC a try and grab a FREE sticker!

Fun merch. Great coffee. Solid service.I'm in here every week or two and try to put it on my path when I can. I probably own 8 or 10 coffee makers myself and I'm all about really good coffee. This place gets it right.I drink espresso shots. That means that there's no milk or mocha or anything like that to cover up the flavor of the coffee. These people serve those creamy little shots that are smooth and consistent. Typically, they have a couple of different varieties to choose from.My one complaint is the missing selection of gluten free snacks. It's a progressive area and it seems like an obvious choice. They do have some granola but it contains nuts,Hey, but there are dog treats on the counter!It has a cute little seating area both inside and on the sidewalk. Virginia Highlands is a great little neighborhood for sidewalk coffee.They have a bunch of fun merchandise. From hats to thermos bottles and cups. It's all in cute 60s kitchy colors and quality brands like Miir.

Perc is the best coffee in VA highland!! I am obsessed with the Good Times latte, it is SO GOOD!! I love stopping in here during a walk or in the afternoon if I need a pick me up. The coffee is good, the baristas are friendly, and the vibe is nice to catch up with friends. The other locations are larger than the VA highland one! But still cute

We stopped by Perc for coffee and breakfast after dropping someone off at the airport. There is plenty of street parking, which was nice.The staff who helped us was amazing. He was so friendly and helpful, and he offered us a taste of each coffee they had so we could decide which we wanted.We had the bagel sandwiches, which had a sauce on it that I did not care for, but I would have loved it without it. So I would recommend trying it with the sauce on the side.The coffee was great, and the atmosphere is so inviting and colorful. I'll definitely be back when we are in the area!

This is the southern version of the cutesy Japanese cafes. The colors are bright and whimsical. They have good light and several tables to work or chat with a friend. I think their lattes come a bit cold (I recommend ordering it extra hot if you want it hot at all) and that they're on the pricier side. I think you pay the premium for the location and the idea that they have daytime, weekday lingering patrons taking tables. I ordered a lavender latte with soy milk and mango habanero sugar. It mostly tasted like a regular latte. Points for creativity but maybe not execution. I would order their black coffee in the future.Their coffee (bagged roasted beans) is very yummy. They also sell it in Whole Foods and local co-ops and they have a black coffee tasting flight on the menu.

Sunday early birds here. The two guys behind the counter really did a good job serving us good coffee. The vibe was lovely - gave us a friendly community coffee shop feel but also cool and fun. The presentation of our latte was great and it was severed at the perfect warm temperature, tasted not too sweet but got a bit complexity. The coffee flight was a good experience with a tasting form for you to write down your feel. The three coffees selected in this flight were all more on the floral and berry side. The Brazil was great. Overall, we would recommend this spot for coffee if you are in the area.

First of all, why did we have to wait an HOUR for two fucking bagels. I went up to the lazy barista and she looked at me with a nasty attitude and said "I'll get to it" 30 minutes passed and then my bf went to get an update for the food and why tf homegirl gonna tell him "oh we forgot" like tf do you mean you forgot? Forgot to do your job lol. he paid at 11:02 and we ended up getting our order at 12:09. I'll give the manager props offering a free drink coupon.