1. The James Room (Eastside Trail)
By day, The James Room is a laid-back café serving coffee, baked goods, and pastries. By night, it transforms into a lounge with R&B blasting through the speakers.
Coffee for Days: Select Shops Along the Corridor
Check out these coffee shops on your next stroll on the Beltline.
“Want to grab a cup of coffee?”
Whether you’re craving a latte or a cold brew, coffee has a way of kickstarting the day or giving you that midday pick me up. Atlanta is full of incredible coffee spots, and some of the best are located right along the Beltline or just a short walk from it.
Here are a few local coffee shops you’ll want to add to your must-try list.
Coffee for Days: Select Shops Along the Corridor
2. Just Add Honey (Eastside Trail)
Though best known as a tea shop, Just Add Honey offers much more. Their selection includes loose-leaf teas and even coffee from another beloved Beltline shop, Portrait Coffee.
3. Coffee Man Blandtown (Northwest Trail)
Coffee Man is more than just your everyday coffee shop. It’s a cold brew hub, roasting facility, and event venue all in one. Stop in for a fresh cup now, and soon you’ll be able to pair it with a stroll on the nearby Northwest Trail – Segment 5.
4. Costa Coffee at Lee+White (Southwest Trail)
Want a little taste of Great Britian without hopping on a place? Costa Coffee brings UK-inspired café culture to Atlanta. Their menu ranges from americanos and frappes to breakfast sandwiches and pastries.
5. Green Beans (Southside Trail)
Located in the heart of Grant Park, Green Beans roasts its own beans and serves up a selection of coffee, tea, and light bites. It’s a perfect stop whether you’re fueling up for a walk in the nearby park or checking out Zoo Atlanta.
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