Condesa Coffee - Atlanta

Small coffee shop but comfy, The service is pretty good. I was a first timer today coming in and he walked me through the drink menu and answered my questions very well. The Matcha Green Tea was fire and thank you for the guy working at 8:20??Food: 4/5

The Lox bagel was delicious! A relaxed environment, however, it’s a small space for those who like their personal space. The coffee is decent, I’ve had better, but it got the job done. The customer service isn’t the friendliest: no greetings or an offer to help. An attitude was given when asked about the menu or the restroom. I would expect that if it was a long line, but that was not the case. After observing the interactions with specific customers, it’s been brought to my attention that not everyone is treated with the same level of attention and service. Weird vibes….

This place is a little gem! Street parking was easy and free. There were very few customers when I went. I got an iced oat milk chai with caramel , the rosemary ham sandwich and a bag of chips. My total was $22 before tip so definitely a bit pricey. The chai was really good and the sandwich had a buttery crispy bread but the mozzarella was thick so could’ve been melted just a bit more. The flavor was definitely there. Service was nice. Overall I enjoyed my time here and would definitely return.

Cute place . Service sucks. Really bad slow, not friendly, im referring to the white guy with the bangs. Wont be back.

I’ve been coming beee for years being that it is walking distance from my home. On several occasions the last few weeks we would call to order their famous adult grilled cheese and no answer. My husband walks over today in attempt to get one and they don’t do over the phone orders is what was told before he made it there and once he arrived no one is there to make it what he was told from the young lady at the counter Both doors locked as if the place isn’t open for business yet at 7:45am. It’s just strange we’ve been ordering them for years as early as 8am. Even through the pandemic.