"If you’ve ever left the Richland Park farmers market on a Saturday, wondering where the chai and fist-sized muffins were coming from, the answer is Headquarters. The little alcove on Charlotte Ave. is known for all sorts of stuff that hits the spot any day of the week. There are always a few lingering folks answering a quick email or catching up about the weekend perched on a stool by the window, but in general, this little apothecary-like nook is best for getting in and getting back to it. Their golden milk latte has brought us back to life after a heinous date the night before—alright, more than once—and their sorghum and cinnamon latte could vie for the title of the South’s official coffee drink." - ann walczak
"If you’ve ever left the Richland Park farmers market on a Saturday, wondering where the chai and fist-sized muffins were coming from, the answer is Headquarters. The little alcove on Charlotte Ave. is known for all sorts of stuff that hits the spot any day of the week. There are always a few lingering folks answering a quick email or catching up about the weekend perched on a stool by the window, but in general, this little apothecary-like nook is best for getting in and getting back to it. Their golden milk latte has brought us back to life after a heinous date the night before—alright, more than once—and their sorghum and cinnamon latte could vie for the title of the South’s official coffee drink." - Ann Walczak
"Despite its petite size, the eclectic Charlotte Avenue coffee shop’s brews — using beans from local coffee roaster Osa — make it worth a stop. Squeeze into its tiny but mighty space (nine feet long, to be exact, including cozy seating) for creative caffeinated concoctions, like the sorghum and cinnamon latte. The shop also offers baked goods from local bakeries Brightside Bakery, Dozen Bakery, Sweet 16th, and Vegan Vee. Make sure to stop by before hitting up the Richland Park Farmers Market on Saturday mornings, just across the street." - Ellen Fort
"It may be a tad small (nine feet wide, to be exact), but the eclectic Charlotte Avenue coffee shop’s brews — using beans from local coffee roaster Osa — make it worth a stop. Creative caffeinated concoctions include the sorghum cinnamon latte and the seasonal Cherry Refresho which combines espresso and Mexican Coca-Cola. The shop also offers baked goods from local bakeries Brightside Bakery, Dozen Bakery, Sweet 16th, and Vegan Vee." - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
"Headquarters Coffee: open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m." - Delia Jo Ramsey