The Daily - Inman Park

Don't sleep on the whipped feta and lox toast. A+. You will be addicted. Avocado toast is just okay in my opinion, but squeeze a bit of lemon and sprinkle of salt and it bumps up to a B.

Super trendy little coffee shop near the beltline! Food is delish, smaller portions and busy on a weekend! Service was great- it's more of an order at the desk, seat yourself kind of establishment which worked well for us. They also have healthy-ish desserts! We almost bought all their matcha strawberry bars and the coffee was good but not as strong as I'm used to. Breakfast burrito was tasty but a little disappointed in the caffeine levels.

I am due a $50 refund that the owner acknowledged I'm due, yet refuses to give me my money back or even store credit. He has now ghosted me. See text messages between me and the owner.

Such a lovely coffee shop and experience! I recently visited The Daily to work on some tasks and projects and I'm so glad that I did. After reading great reviews on Yelp from my fellow Elites and Yelpers, I made my way over. When I arrived around 10am or so, parking out front was full but there were also multiple spots in the parking lot off to the side of the building. Upon entry, I loved that it wasn't incredibly jam-packed at the front with people as the line was moving along quickly, allowing me to stand and be indecisive for a bit. As I waited, I took a peek at their awesome line of merch that included coffee mugs, shirts, and more, all super cute goodies!I decided to start with a coffee while I waited for my intern to join me, going with a large vanilla latte w/oat milk. I was bummed to learn that there wasn't a real cup big enough to hold the large coffees so it was served in the paper cup. Obviously not a big mood killer in any way, I just like to avoid them when possible and the latte would have been cuter in a mug lolol. BUT - it was so delicious! On my 2nd round, I went with a medium size and it came in a regular coffee mug. To eat, I opted for their avocado toast special that included an egg, tomatoes, and bacon. I was too busy talking and let my egg get cold, but i really enjoyed the parts that I did eat! The bacon was especially delicious. So interesting to read reviews regarding their lack of wifi as the team must have acknowledged that feedback as wifi was available when I visited. Yay! It was super fast and after the 2hr block of time, it was easy to get the password to continue my remote working session there. BUT --- BUT --- the lack of outlets was surprising. There were about 2-3 that were available, most at 2-top tables that weren't spacious enough to really work. Now, if the idea is that people should be focused on eating there vs. working, totally understand. But adding some power outlets under the tables (even the larger working tables in the middle) would be so awesome. I had such a wonderful, cozy table but then my laptop began to die and my intern and I had no choice but to move to a smaller table that would be more ideal for 1. Only part of this experience that caused pause for me.The service here was exceptional like the food/drinks they offer! The team member that assisted me was so sweet and patient. She took the time to share her personal favorites, allowed me a moment to be indecisive and was just so pleasant. When I was searching for outlets, she went out of her way to help me confirm that I wasn't missing any so I'd be comfortable. Such a sweetheart!I will definitely be back, but I'll have an extension cord and will glue myself to the first outlet I find. :)

Nestled in Inman Park, right near the Marta station. Great and friendly staff, menu stocked full of goodies and the coffee selection is perfectly paired. We ordered upside down lattes, the breakfast burrito and a Bear Trap lemonade. The lemonade didn't make the pics because it was so delicious that we gobbled it down! Everything was tasty, nice hometown vibe and a brisk walk through a city favorite neighborhood! Definitely will back !

The daily is one of my new fav cafes in Atlanta and it's such a vibrant and fun place to get a nice brunch and a cup of coffee!The parking is pretty much street parking only, but there's a ton of it especially around Marta. The line inside the Daily was also pretty long, and I had to awkwardly stand around holding my food for a bit until a table was open. Other than that, I thought the food was phenomenal! The mint latte was so good and it wasn't that strong which is great for someone who occasionally enjoys coffee. The whipped feta might be one of my favorite brunch items at any restaurant in Atlanta! Their sourdough is so good I even bought a half loaf to take home, and the whipped feta was a perfect topping for the bread.The daily just opened up a new location in west midtown, and I'm just hoping everyday that they decide to expand next into the Chamblee/buckhead area because I would LOVE to go often (Inman park is just a bit far for me usually!)

Located conveniently on the corner with roughly 5 dedicated parking spots out front and ample street parking. I loved the outside aesthetic of the building and art work. I couldn't wait to go inside! I absolutely love being greeted + acknowledged upon entry at any establishment and The Daily did not disappoint! Everyone works as a team - from taking orders to bringing out your requested items -- Brava for well rounded service!! I ordered a Hot caramel latte with oat milk and a Breakfast burrito - add bacon for $23.02. They take cash and card. They have ample seating even though they seemed fairly busy consistently throughout my dining experience, you should be able to find a spot to sit. I opted to follow directions and sit at the bar even though I was going to be reading my book solely with the slim chance of staying for my 11am meeting. At the bar seating you have a lovely view of the kitchen. Having a public health background - and worked in healthcare having to seek out violations - from what I could see it was fairly clean with the exception of my view of grease buildup behind the stove and burned peeling stickers.On to the food - the latte was 9/10 -- huge fan of being served my coffee in cups with beautiful designs -- pure artistry -- while most coffee shops provide your coffee in to go cups whether you dine in or not. This latte was well balanced - not sweet but could actually taste the hint of caramel.The breakfast burrito 8/10 easily with the added bacon. I'm not a big fan of meaty potatoes but I'm always down for trying new things - It wasn't bad -- just how things were situated in the burrito it could have been more well rounded -- more distributed around so each bite you get all elements. The music was low enough to focus on my book - the customers next to me practically screaming at each other on the other hand was not as ideal but happy they got to reconnect -- just wish inside voices were used so I wouldn't have to low key judge the only reason she took a shower today was because she was meeting for coffee -__-Anywho, the breakfast burrito was very filling. I can never finish them so that's always a good sign for the price - you're getting your monies worth! Outdoor seating for those warm days and gender neutral handicap accessible restrooms for the win!! If I had to choose my favorite elements of this coffee shop it would definitely be the service!! Give it a go + let me know!

The ambiance and service at this place are good. However, I did not have a great experience with the food and drinks. The gluten-free bread was burnt and tasteless, and the shawarma sandwich was quite bland. Considering we paid $50 for two sandwiches and two coffees, the quality did not justify the price.

Looking for a perfect Saturday morning? Look no further than The Daily. First, I went to the Farmer's Market, then enjoyed a delicious breakfast at The Daily. The drinks are wonderful and the vibes are even better The three egg burrito was my favorite and perfect for sharing. We sat inside, but outside is great for a sunny day.

On the bright side, The Daily Coffee Shop is in a pretty part of town, is a nice place to relax for a bit, has tasty and unique foods, and decent coffee.The downside is that they don't want you to hang out TOO long, given that they intentionally don't have free WiFi, and their prices are a bit steep. I find it a bit much to charge $1 for a flavor in your already expensive latte, or $2 for a couple of the fancier flavors. Once we start getting into the range of $8 lattes, I feel like it's a bit much.All that said, the quality of the food and drinks is good. Definitely a decent spot to check out if you're in the area.