Chattahoochee Coffee Company

I had to change my review. I had a mocha the other day at the coffee shop and it was not good at all, but I still like everything else (lattes, atmosphere)

I am not a huge coffee connoisseur but I do like a quiet coffee shop with a good cup of coffee. I like Chatahhocce because they have a very nice interior décor and they serve the coffee in nice real cups. Seating is very comfortable with options to sit in the nice leather chairs or at a table to work. Staff is very friendly, not too much cell phone usage. Location is a little hard to find since it is below a apartment complex on the Westside, but I’m OK with that because it is not so busy.
I rate that the coffee as excellent although I am not a expert. I have enjoyed all the varieties. Prices are a little higher than others and the food options are a little hit and miss the few times I have been. I believe anyone would enjoy the experience of Chatahhoccee Coffee Westside.

We came as a group and were served as if we are locals. A hidden gem in midtown that is tucked away in the business of the city.

I’m totally obsessed with this coffee shop. I was already a huge fan of the location on the Chattahoochee River when I discovered the Westside location. Their iced chai is top-​notch and take my word when I say their cinnamon rolls are a gift from God (make sure to get it warmed up!). There are a lot of tables and some comfy couches. I’ve never had a problem finding a spot. You can park inside the parking garage or along the road. To top it off, the baristas have always been very friendly and helpful. Don’t forget to use their Scoutmob deal!

Good coffee and tea served with unique cups! Great space to work in, too. There’s a sweet outdoor seating area with hanging lights that I’m sure looks amazing at night which we’ll have to come back to see since we came in the daytime. Parking is not fun, but just keep circling and you’ll eventually find a spot. We parked on the street, but I think there may be parking inside of the apartment garage nearby. Free Wi-​Fi!

Got a standard vanilla latte. Really good with thick foam. I’ll definitely try it again! It was packed on a Sunday afternoon. Looked like mostly students in study groups.

Hidden Gem. I love it, it’s super cozy and quite. I feel like I’m steeping away from all the noise of ATL. Super laid back and great coffee and big couches :) I LOVE THE DECOR

Really really cute place. I loved how low key it is. We were wanting some after brunch coffee in a cool spot, and we stumbled upon this gem.
I wasn’t sure what I wanted, their menu isn’t very extensive. But the barista knew what I wanted when I asked about a macciato. He suggested a caramel vanilla latte.
We found some seats and the baristas brought our drinks to us. My friend had a French Press and he enjoyed it. It smelled delicious. My latte was sooo yummy… it was creamy and sweet. Sorry Starbucks, they have you beat here.

My new obsession! Cute little location. Hipsters paradise. West midtown local work, relaxation and social retreat. Love love love the lavender lattes and friendly staff. Outside you will find the cutest outside area with the west midtown city view. Definite winner.

Great and lovely spot for a coffee. The staff is friendly and helpful and the décor is first class.

One of my favorite coffee shops in Atlanta!
As a Georgia Tech student, I love finding places that are close to campus and this coffee shop is about a 5 minute drive from campus.
The vibe of this place is that of a secluded cabin. This coffee shop if off the beaten path and is very cozy/​calm on the inside; a great place to do work on the weekends.
I ordered a cappuccino and a Chem-​Ex pour over and both were very good! The baristas were also very friendly and helpful in selecting a roast for the pour over.
All in all, this will now be my coffee shop of choice when I want to escape the craziness of Georgia Tech. Whether you are a student or not, this coffee shop is definitely a place you should check out.

I really love this place!
Visually this place has a real outdoorsy vibe that all the hipsters flock to because it reminds them of the woodland forest from whence they first emerged. That being said, I haven’t ever felt oppressed by the overwhelming amount of hipsters that so often pervade my favorite coffee shops in the area. Literally, this is a place where people of all style types and lifestyles can find a decent cup of coffee. This place is tucked away in West Midtown, close to all the trendy new shops and icecream parlors. There is guest parking in the parking deck of the Walton Apartments (where the coffee shop is located) that has always yielded at least one spot to abode my red Corolla. So unlike the life or death struggle for parking one encounters at Octane, one can park with ease and comfort.
The feel of this place is great. Lots of tabled seating and comfy chairs to suit a variety of coffee-​shop-​seating needs. I can come here to work or to enjoy a good book, and in either case I feel at home. It just has some really great, clean décor that is both interesting to look at and not too imposing.
The baristas are friendly people that are quiet knowledgable about their craft. You can tell that they create relationships with their customers because they always offer a friendly wave and greeting as people walk in. They have timely, consistent service.
They brew Counter Culture coffee which is one of my favorite roasters. They provide a unique and tasty coffee-​drinking experience whether through a black Chemex or a foamy latte. They also serve a few snacks and bites to nibble on during your coffee experience.
Overall, this has become one of my go-​to coffee shops when I am in west midtown. Love this place! Great experience, great place, great service, and great coffee!

I work not far from this coffee shop and I often go to Chattahoochee Coffee Company and buy coffee. I can even say that I’m a regular customer. At Chattahoochee Coffee you can always buy delicious aromatic coffee and tasty pastries.
My favorite is cappuccino and it’s great. All baristas are very nice and friendly. The service is excellent. I like the inside wooden décor. I have recommended this coffeehouse to my colleagues and now we go together on a break to drink coffee in Chattahoochee Coffee Company.
I would like to add that this is a good place for working. It has free wifi, so you can buy a cup of coffee and do your job in the Internet.

The inside décor is very nice, similar to a cabin style, but not very cozy though. Looked at the menu on the chalk board and decided to get the cortado (4 oz) and cappuccino (5 oz) (for reference, the macchiato was 3 oz). We also got a cinnamon roll.
First observation was the extremely small size, but that’s to be expected, right? This cappuccino was the smallest I’ve ever seen. We’ve had Counter Culture coffee before and didn’t exactly like it, but wanted to give it another shot here, but these drinks still wasn’t to our liking. The cinnamon roll was warmed for us, but it didn’t taste very fresh.
We left feeling very unsatisfied.

This is a cool place, it’s actually one of my favorite places to come every once and awhile and do work. So what’s my issue with them you may ask? Why 2 stars instead of 5? Well because they use the boot-​leg TURN UP THE AC SO PEOPLE WILL LEAVE tactic. It’s so unclassy. So soooooo unclassy. déclassé if you will…
I was there Tuesday (Aug 18^th) and these guys had the AC blasting. I mean B L A S T I N G, it was literally Greenland in the frozen depths of winter… I was literally preparing for the White Walkers to come out and get us all… I was praying John Snow would rescue us, but he didn’t — you bastard ;-).
To me the «AC Blasting» trick is passive aggressive and it’s bad customer service. I’ve been in good health all summer now I’m battling the beginnings of a cold b/​c the people at Chattahoochee Coffee Company. I’m literally sitting here eating/​drinking chicken noodle soup at 5:50pm in the summer b/​c I trucked it through the blizzard storm in this coffee shop.
Food Coffee:
No real food, just pastries. They offer a variety of coffees– french press, chemex, tap…
Conclusion:
Lovely décor, great space, xfinity wifi (like many of the new coffee ships — i. e Dancing Goats), they also have their own wifi if you arent an xfinity customer. Decent coffee, okay parking, very cold — so bring your jacket, sweater, and socks.

This is one of my two favorite coffee shops in the city (the other being Taproom) and this one gets a little more love from me due to its proximity to both home and work. I enjoy its sister store at the river also, but this one holds a special place in my heart.
If you’re visiting for the first time it can be a little tricky to find. Park in the lot behind Taquiera del Sol, and take the stairs up to the apartment complex (side note — I would like to live there). There will be a large gate door in front of you, but it remains unlocked during store hours. Head left and then right through the breezeway — the coffee shop is up the small flight of stairs on the left side.
I love the interior of the shop — high ceilings with industrial ceiling fans, large leather chairs and couches, and reclaimed wood tables and chairs. It’s just a fun, relaxing space to be in. There’s also a little area to sit in the breezeway outside, if the weather is cooperating.
I’ve never had a drink besides the pour over here and they serve Counter Culture coffee so it is always good no matter what you try. They have the usual assortment of fancy espressos to choose from, as well as some baked goods, yogurt, and assorted cold bottled drinks.

I was so happy that I found another five-​star coffee shop! And they totally deserve 5 stars! Keep the good work, I’ll update the score after another visit.
Before: To be clear, it is still a gem on Westside, since you could always find a seat there and rest for a cozy afternoon. It is newly opened as a branch. Not so many people know about it for now. Shhhhhh, that’s our secret. I don’t want it to be crowded like Octane.
After: Coffee snobs started to go there (good sign!). It was a little difficult to find a seat. But the drinks were getting better. I’m happier for them.
My visit history:
The first time, I ordered mochiato and pour over coffee. Both were awesome. Having a good time made me to come back after two weeks. I ordered pour over coffee again, but this time, it was not that good. It was not overly bitter or sour, but the combination of them was strong, different and weird. Because I really couldn’t finish my cup, I had to erase one star. For your information, I picked the second medium roast coffee, but it tasted a little on the dark roast side.
Somehow I ended up there in a Sunday afternoon to get works done. The cashier girl was extra friendly. I like her a lot. Too many choices there. They seemed to have good pour over coffee, but I didn’t want to adventure anymore. Maybe the tea list got expanded too. My brain eventually went to auto-​pilot and ordered cappuccino (I know, it’s lame). I also got nice latte art from my cup. The espresso drink tasted surprisingly good. I guess I got different barista this time.
After several months, they are picking up business they deserve. The parking garage was nearby, opposite to the Goat Farm. Since a lot of people went there now, parking in a Sunday afternoon was a little troublesome.

Chattahoochee Coffee Company is located and apart of the Walton Westside Apartment complex.
INTERIOR/​EXTERIOR
The interior of this coffee shop is beautiful. Very cabin/​homey feel with a touch of modern. There’s definitely a lot of seating: a long 8 seater table inside, couch area, high tables, and low tables. Outside, there are 2 – 4 seater tables, sun chairs, etc… to enjoy your coffee, relax, or laptop work.
COFFEE
This review is solely on the Iced Latte I ordered. It was definitely too much milk. Not sure how many espresso shots were added; seems like 2. The cup was about medium-​sized/​16 oz. But then again, I have a strong taste for coffee. Overall, it was good.
SERVICE
Both baristas greeted my friend and I. Both were friendly with smiles on a sunny Sunday afternoon! :)
PARKING
I parked at the Westside Provision’s Shopping Plaza, which consists of Jeni’s, Bacchanalia, Taqueria Del Sol, etc. I walked over, but cut through the back since the gate to the complex was open on the weekends till 11pm per a resident sitting outside on her phone. I’m sure there are street parking.
Overall, nice coffee joint. Will return if in the area. Location is kind of awkward being apart of a complex, but then again, it’s mainly geared towards the residents.

One of my favorite coffee shops yet has got to be the Chattahoochee Coffee Company, right alongside the Perimeter and hidden in the residential community. When I heard another location had opened up in midtown, I was skeptical that it could be as magical as the Akers Mill location.
Yes, some of the magic of the soothing river sounds is gone. But the hipster atmosphere remains. I ordered a large latte (12oz) for a little over $ 4.
Making a skim latte this smooth is no easy feat. But I felt like I was drinking a rich whole milk latte. Perfection.
I can totally see myself sitting here on a random day to read or chill with some friends over coffee. Everyday.

Another reason to love Westside Provisions District. This location of Chattahoochee Coffee Company is definitely going to be my new go-​to coffee shop. It’s further from where I am usually hanging around, and the traffic in this area is definitely heavier (as expected), but this place is so worth it. Everything from the quiet, open atmosphere to the super friendly, attentive, and skilled baristas is just spot on. The place is too new to have achieved that lingering deep roast smell, but you get that slight scent of freshly cut wood. The interior gives off that Restoration Hardware feel; very nice.
They’ve got a variety of seating available: a couple of long table bars and stools against the windows, cushy leather seats and sofas, as well as wooden chairs. I sat at the table bar and noticed that a power outlet strip was blended into the window frame directly in front of you, which I appreciated very much in terms of convenience in not having to duck under the table and squeeze through the bar stools.
I always order a mocha, which wasn’t straight on the menu. It was so delicious. Perhaps my favorite (contending with the Octane near Tech). I noticed one of the reviewers below said this place wasn’t hipster like Octane. In my opinion, I thought this place is pretty hipster. I guess you do get your average apartment tenant, but I mean the baristas were pretty hipster, and maybe not all, but some of the customers were pretty hipster. I like hipsters, just saying. And even though I don’t downrate a place based on music in coffee shops, it’s a definite plus when they play it just right: indie+chill.
The bathroom is located just outside of CCC next to the apartment leasing office, and it’s nice. People usually review the bad bathrooms, but the fact that I’m writing a review of how much I like this bathroom should say it all. Obviously it’s new, but it’s bright and well-​maintained since they’re trying to attract potential renters, and if you’re like me, you’re carrying a few bags that you feel uncomfortable placing on the floor. You should really check it out… when you need to go, of course.