Drip

Drip is my go-​to place for my morning Cup of Joe. It is the perfect neighborhood coffee shop. I love that it is not pretentious but rather relaxed yet professional. And, all of the staff always provides good customer service.
The coffee is a really good blend and the breakfast sandwiches are really good. There is usually plenty of seating and power outlets.

Drip is a cool coffee spot!
Perfect almond latte. Good variety of pastries. Friendly staff.
I was just visiting a friend in Atlanta, so I can’t speak about location because I don’t know the city well. The coffee shop itself is very comfy with lots of tables and chairs, a little nook with reading material and outdoor sitting.

Stop going to Starbucks! Support amazing hometown shops like this one!
I live in downtown Atlanta, but only come to the Glenwood area when I’m getting my hair done at Relish. I had arrived early to my hair appointment, so I decided to stop in and get some tea.
This place makes you feel at home. It is your quintessential hometown coffee shop. Great coffees and teas, excellent selection of food items, and cozy atmosphere. Staff is also very friendly. I will definitely be coming back.

Love this place, especially the chicken salad sandwich. The smoothies aren’t bad either. Most of the staff are courteous, but not everyone. It did push me away a little, but hopefully the service will improve.

City like shop but still retains the neighborhood feel! The color scheme is perfect for a warm work space or just to catch up with friends. Variety of seating and lots of outlets! I built my own breakfast sandwich that was fresh and delicious! The vanilla soy latte was rich and perfect. My new getaway!

Very nice and peaceful atmosphere! I was afraid to order because it was so quiet ! Very good service as well! The young man was very helpful and I enjoyed the chai and the oatmeal blueberry muffin !

I come here to work, and it’s the perfect, cozy little coffee shop for my needs. The drinks are good, and and they even serve food! Smart. They play good ambient music although after coming here for years I seem to know every song on the playlist. When it’s warm it’s nice to sit in the outdoor seating area, and boy does time fly as your typing away, enjoying your coffee at this spot. Come early and grab a table because it sure does get packed – just make sure you save a spot for me!
*Update — I will say my only complaint is that the bathrooms could be much cleaner. The toilets are kinda gross.

We’d been to the location in Hapeville, but this one suited us a bit better. Granted, this pre-​fab Glenwood neighborhood is a bit… plastic-​y, but the shop had great coffee, a wonderful coffee guy, and a decent selection of eats. The music was broadly «friendly» and upbeat, which lots of folks can appreciate, and I would say that it’s very welcoming for a range of demographics, despite what you think of the kind of neighborhood development in which its situated. Loved the interesting books, and there was lots of natural light for those who choose tables near the window. Definitely will be back.

So far this is my favorite coffee place to go do work and have coffee. There are plenty of tables and outlets to do work at. I usually just get my usual vanilla iced lattee or iced coffee. The tomato basil soup and grilled cheese there is great too. Overall chill and nice place to get work done with food and coffee.

Ordered a hot tea, which was available in a house cup, and very quickly! The person who helped me recommended the assam, which I enjoyed very much. Super cute atmosphere and the guy was really nice. Would love to return!

Just a quick review. After leaving hodgepodge with my friends we went for a nice a walk around so we can reach Drip, a very nice coffee shop with a decent atmosphere. I was a little tired from the walk so instead of trying their coffee my friends and I got their fruit smoothies and they were delicious, I got the strawberry one and my friend got the mango one. Great place to visit with a really nice area outside including a very small but pretty park to sit at. Would love to come back and try their coffee next time, but going by first and quick impressions it looks like a worthy place to visit, not to mention a movie and tv show was filmed there a while ago maybe… hahaha. For a such a quick visit it still left me with a good feeling about it. I will visit again soon.

I’ve been obsessed with checking out Drip ever since I saw «What to Expect When You’re Expecting» (2012) starring Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks, Anna Kendrick, Matthew Morrison, Dennis Quaid, Chace Crawford, among other famous names. It was set in Atlanta and they had a scene or two at Drip Coffee. It looked really awesome in the movie! I guess in real life it was almost as awesome, but they could have filmed it at the other location. I think they also featured Drip in the VH1 show called «Single Ladies» which I was obsessed with before it was cancelled-​almostcancelled-​cancelled-​notsure.
The coffee shop is really nice though! Ormewood/​Glenwood Park is pretty and seems up-​and-​coming but also seemed a little boring. Maybe it was because it was memorial day and everyone was busy doing other things or it could have had to do with the fact that it was about to rain, but it was a little quiet in the area. But it was nice to get some drinks from Drip and go outside and sit down in the little park up front. Drip is right next to Gunshow, which I haven’t tried yet but is definitely bookmarked so hope to do a Drip & Gunshow evening one day.
Drinks wise, I did not get to try the coffee yet, but the smoothies are really good! I tried both the mango and the strawberry one and they tasted really sweet and fresh. Barista was really friendly. There were lots of people hanging out and lots of outlets, but still lots of seats available too. Their menu is simple, but efficient.

I love this place. Plenty of free parking, nice atmosphere. Free wifi and plenty of room to sit and work. Lattes are a work of art. My fav used to be toasted marshmallow. I didn’t see it this recent trip, but I hope they bring it back. A variety of other flavors though. I tried Irish cream and it did not disappoint. Bagels and baked goods are available and yummy too.

Great place to meet friends or get a little work done. The coffee is great (Batdorf & Bronson), and they’ve got a good selection of snacks.

Another one-​syllable coffee place.
It’s okay but kind of not really memorable.
Located in that cool little cluster on Glenwood.
Note: I am not slamming it but I there was nothing there that made me say ‘Wow, let me make this a destination coffee place.”

This place serves up some good quality coffee and tea at a reasonable price. I love the location in the quaint neighborhood of Glenwood. There are about three or four large tables that are great for studying. There are also a few small tables scattered around, as well a couch and small area with toys and books for the little ones. The atmosphere is usually mellow despite the three times that the mood was distrubted by a loud, return customer who doesn’t speak in his inside voice. Honestly, that’s the only reason why I give this place 4 stars instead of 5.

drip Coffee Shop is an Atlanta favorite! They have delectable bakery treats, Morelli’s ice cream, hot tea, coffee and chai creations, and my favorite– the frappes! I’ve been going here for over 10 years, actually for the delicious white-​chocolate-​cherry frappé. The owner works alongside the employees and you see that they care about the concoctions they are making you. On this occasion, we had cheddar-​egg croissants. Flaky, fresh, savory.
It’s:
kid friendly
business-​friendly
studying-​friendly
a good place for a first date or blind date
sunny and nice
Insider tip: There’s parallel street parking, but also a lot slightly behind it. It looks like it’sfor the townhomes, but there’s a public lot as well.
Environmentally, they use good products and offer you your drink in a «for here» cup if you’d like to sit a while. And I highly recommend bringing a book or a friend, and enjoying some drip!

I really like this place! A small neighborhood coffee shop with great quality product. I always get either an Americano or a late and it’s made to perfection. This coffee shop also carries almond milk which I love because I don’t do dairy!

Not going to lie, it’s a bit too right out of the Ikea catalogue for me. But this place is definitely one of my favorite coffee shops in Atlanta. It’s on the smaller side and their table sizes are pretty small. I still like its atmosphere and location though. I really like their big seats to lounge and read a book. A couple of times, it’s been nice out so I’d outside and that I really enjoyed as well.
Their service is good and they’re speedy. I’m usually not a syrup person, but they have such a wide variety I can imagine it suiting a lot of different customers. I really should try their drip coffee, but the last couple times I’ve had some form of espresso. Their drinks can be a bit too sweet for me…
I’ve heard good things bout their food and their cakes always look so tempting. It’s taken me a long time to write a review on this place because I don’t want to promote it to the point that everyone goes there. But go and check it out! It’s one of my favorite places now (:

Drip is quickly becoming one of my favorite places to study. It’s never too loud/​crowded (ahem, Octane), there is nice lighting (ahem, Dr. Bombay’s), and adequate electrical outlets (ahem hem HEM Octane). Drinks are reasonably priced, food is abundant if you get hungry, and you can hang here for a long time doing work, reading, chatting with friends, etc, and no one gives you any crap about it. The neighborhood is also really freakin’ cute.
Tea selection is decent and I appreciate that they have Two Leaves and a Bud. Yum!
I’ve been here a handful of times and I’ll definitely be back.
Also, when it’s nice out, the outdoor seating is looooovely.