Dancing Goats Ponce City Market
Coffee shop · Atlanta ·
Espresso, single-origin coffee, pastries, and teas in a sleek space
Espresso, single-origin coffee, pastries, and teas in a sleek space
"If you’re single, Valentine’s Day is either just another Tuesday or the epitome of your jealous rants about the holiday being made up by Hallmark to sell more cards. PCM’s Biltong Bar is on your level with their Single and Bitter pop-up bar. Sip a Valentine-themed craft cocktail in the company of others who curse the day of love now through Saturday, Feb. 18." - juli horsford
"Great spot for getting that daily cup of joe and even better for taking a second to drink it on their screened-in patio. Serving Batdorf & Bronson Coffee, it's crystal clear that Dancing Goats not only cares about the coffee you're getting but also the experience with which you sip it." - Steven Johnson Studio
"This in-town coffee bar was the first business to open at Ponce City Market, first as a pop-up in 2012, followed by its present location two years later. The shop includes a screened-in porch overlooking North Avenue with plenty of seating. Dancing Goats includes multiple locations throughout Atlanta." - Beth McKibben, Sarra Sedghi
"Old Fourth Ward's Dancing Goats Coffee Bar Settled into the soon-to-open Ponce City Market on the corners of North and Ponce de Leon avenues, Dancing Goats is a espresso and coffee bar in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. Open from 6:30 am with plenty of parking, Dancing Goats is a great place to get work done. An glass encased patio allows digital nomads to plug in and take advantage of the free Wi-Fi while watching the cars pass by. Dancing Goats sells Batdorf & Bronson coffee, a beloved roaster based in Washington state. Pastries, teas and other snacks are available."
"Dancing Goats Coffee and Batdorf and Bronson Coffee Roasters have merged under one name: Dancing Goats Coffee. Why the rebrand? Simplification and streamlining, according to the press release, which indicates customer feedback was a big factor in the decision to rebrand under one, easily identifiable name. Dancing Goats owners Larry and Cherie Challain purchased Batdorf and Bronson in 1990 but kept the two brands separated by name. Nothing else, including wholesale production and the company’s retail arm, is changing." - Beth McKibben
