Village Coffee House

Best coffee in ATL, very wonderful, friendly and great prices!My car was stolen last time I was here, and yet, village coffee house brought me back. I'm not saying you will come back if your vehicle is stolen, but I did, and this place makes it happen!

Favorite coffee shop in atlanta and love supporting a black-women-owned business! Found my new favorite lipgloss brand also called Lotto Lips, sold here!

Our first date (2019). Should a beautiful location and the owner is so sweet. We came back for our 1 yr meet & greet anniversary. Things are different because of Covid but still the best little coffee house in Little 5.

Village Coffee House is a homey, locally-owned coffee shop that matches the eclectic vibe of the Little 5 Points neighborhood and offers a welcome alternative to the corporate chain coffee shops that seem to dominate Atlanta. We visited on a late Sunday morning, and were immediately impressed by their COVID precautions. In an area often teeming now with overly-crowded sidewalk cafes and shops that make me more than a little uncomfortable, I was pleased to see that Village has shut down their interior dining space and now operates fully as a walk-up counter. Their menu was posted outside, making it easy to plan your order before approaching the door. Although I am not sure, Village seems to be family-operated and a black-owned business, and the two baristas working that morning were friendly, conscientious and, most importantly, masked. Although it took a little longer to get our orders than it might at other more well-piled machines, it was worth it. I ordered a cafe au lait, which was a simple but satisfying spin on a boring latte. She had an iced chai with soy, which was rich, spicy and a real treat, along with an iced black coffee for good measure, which was excellently brewed and not sour or overly bitter like some other iced coffees out there. For a snack, we shared a piece of what seemed to be homemade baklava, which was just sweet enough to hit the spot. Instead of opting for Village's outdoor seating, which was in too close proximity to the bustling brunch scene next door, we opted to take our beverages in the park down the street, making for an ideal fall morning. I recommend Village as a great way to support a locally-owned business in a rapidly changing neighborhood, and for a friendly and tasty coffee break anytime.

little five has always been a place of memories for myself and my friends. a group of us visited village and the woman who works there is just the sweetest. she did take her time making the sandwiches but we were absolutely in no rush and each of us were very satisfied with our food.

Village Coffee House you are truly outstanding, I had a wonderful experience here today. Great location, great ambiance. All so yummy and just unbelievable flavors. Service is awesome and staff very friendly. I was so pleased with everything.

This seems like a great little coffee house. I was excited that they had iced cappuccino on the menu and actually knew how to make it, with the foam on there--most places either don't have it on the menu or just make an iced latte.

The cleanest coffee shop in L5P, the owner is very kind and personable. I like doing my weekend reading here!

The best iced latte I have ever had!! Wish I had one where I lived :) Lady was also very kind who was working!

This little hole in the wall was exactly what we were looking for around brunch time. The coffee was pretty good but the ham and turkey sandwich I ordered was one of the best I've ever eaten. The only complaint was it took some time to prepare since only one lady was manning the restaurant. But that sandwich was definitely worth the wait!