Land Of A Thousand Hills Coffee

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Roswell location of Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee with my sister-in-law after our hike at Roswell Mill Waterfall, and I must say, it's the coziest and most beautiful coffee shop I've encountered. I think I’ve finally found my go-to spot for coffee where I can sit down, study, or get some work done. The moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by an incredible aroma that instantly transported me back to my home in Ethiopia, giving me butterflies. Lexie Renelle welcomed us with her friendly and polite demeanor, making our experience even more enjoyable. We decided to try their fall menu, specifically the Pumpkin Spice Latte, and it was absolutely top-notch! We initially planned to order our drinks to go, but the inviting atmosphere convinced us to stay and savor every sip. The shop offers plenty of parking, but I recommend parking across the street to avoid the steep hill that could scrape the bottom of your car. Overall, Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee is a delightful spot that combines great coffee with a warm ambiance. I can’t wait to return for another Pumpkin Spice Latte!

I love coffee (cannot live without it), and this is my favorite coffee shop in the Atlanta area. The coffee is excellent, but it is the baristas and the vibe they create that keeps me a loyal customer. You can probably find other places with good coffee in the area, but I haven't found a place where the baristas treat me as a neighbor or a friend like here. Lexi, Chase, Ian, and Mia all make a natural effort to get to know me, and I appreciate that. With the setting of a house, I always feel like coming to a friend's house to have a cup of coffee. I think the baristas are doing a great job in making great coffee, defining a culture, and creating a community.

The coffee is fresh and the pastries are tasty. There is cool artwork on the walls that is available to buy. They could do with a few more cozy places to sit but there are plenty of regular tables and chairs as well as a counter along the wall to sit and work or talk. They have free WiFi. The parking lot is steep and narrow so parking can be a challenge.

The Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee House in Roswell, Georgia, is a local favorite for its welcoming atmosphere and exceptional coffee. Here’s a focused review of the Roswell location: Highlights: Location & Ambiance: Nestled in Roswell, it features a cozy, rustic-chic setting with both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor patio is especially popular, offering a peaceful space to enjoy your coffee amidst nature. It’s perfect for relaxing, working, or meeting friends. Coffee Quality: The Roswell location serves their signature Rwandan coffee, known for its rich, smooth flavors. Popular choices include their Rwandan Medium Roast, Cappuccinos, and seasonal specialties like flavored lattes. Community Vibe: The café often hosts live music, community events, and gatherings, making it a hub for locals. The friendly staff adds to the warm and inviting feel. Food Options: They offer a variety of pastries, light bites, and breakfast items to pair with your drink. Vegan and gluten-free options are available. Supportive Mission: Every cup of coffee supports Rwandan farmers, combining quality with a meaningful impact. What to Know: Busy Hours: Weekends and mornings can get busy, so it’s best to arrive early if you want a good seat. Parking: There is ample parking, but it can fill up quickly during peak times.

I absolutely love this place! It’s my safe haven, work, chill, and play space. I’ve gotten loads of inspiration by sitting outside with my delicious dirty chai latte. The staff are some of my favorite people. They bring great energy, make lovely drinks and, have warm hearts. Thank you for running such a beautiful place!

The whole café has a cozy coffeehouse vibe, with plenty of space to sit and relax. The chocolate banana nut loaf was amazing, though the coffee cake was just alright. The drink that really stood out to me was the Krampus, it definitely has a kick. I’ve never experienced anything like it before. It has a strong ginger flavor and is not for the faint of heart if you’re sensitive to that kind of taste.

It’s really like a house on the hill. I could fee like staying at my gran mom’s house when I sat on the outside patio. My dog was also enjoyed at grass yard. They were kind and atmosphere was good. Coffee was nice for me. Easy to take a parking as well. Highly suggest!

Humongous fan of the actual space of this little cozy house on a hill -- it's a wonderful place to post up and read on the crazy sunken couch or hang in the huge yard area. Always a fan favorite when entertaining guests / clients. However, you simply can't overlook the constantly neglected bathroom -- barely any soap, sometimes NO soap, sometimes NO toilet paper, sometimes NO hand towels. Like with the door being three steps from the barista area it's just NOT serviced. Maybe customers are too scared to say when they're not washing their hands (gross) or using all the TP or towels (dumb), but the staff should be aware that this is a consistent issue. Also, and this is a HUGE THING, they're routinely out of stuff! For like days and days out of stuff. Now, that's a huge issue for me -- to visit weeks in a row and discover that their pastry section is just empty OR that they don't have a syrup to make a drink OR that don't know how to stock oat milk -- guys, don't make your strange inventory issues our problem. And if there's a day when you mess up and forget to order something or there was a rush that ate all your items or the shipment got lost / delayed, fine. BUT after a single shift of that being an issue, you've got to find a solution. Just try to make us feel like our $7 coffee, plus $1 splash of oat milk and $6 pastry is actually paying for something! As I mentioned, LOVE the space, but as others have mentioned -- it's inconsistent in service (happy sometimes, pretentious others), inconsistent in temperature (very often freezing on cold days -- maybe know that and then start the heater an hour before open?), inconsistent in inventory (I think they sell oat milk and bagels at Publix?), sometimes greedy (charging for a splash of creamer or sprinkle of Cayenne pepper is crazy), and always on point with the worst bathroom. I don't own the place, BUT MAN it could be SO MUCH BETTER. A little more effort and be proud of our neighborhood challenge to megacorp stardollars.

We were visiting the area while on vacation and saw this coffee shop and had to stop in! We this coffee shop and how they have outdoor seating under trees. Our 1 year old granddaughter loved playing around in the leaves. My wife and I got the latte and it was very good! Definitely recommend this coffee shop! Service was friendly and the shop was clean.

I've been traveling to Roswell once a week and I was skeptical about stopping anywhere because traffic can be so disrespectful ‍ I Love my americano , Almond Milk 4 sugars on 12 oz cup "Chefs Kiss " This little house like spot is very cabin like . I went in and ordered and to my surprise it was very good and I went again to confirm my suspicion , They have good coffee and the vibe isn't so bad either. Atmosphere is very place you would want to read a book at .

I've been here several times already for whenever I've got internet issues at home. They serve good coffee and matcha lattes. I typically find a spot in the backroom and wish the chairs were a little more comfy, but it can be hard to find a spot because so many people come here for morning meet-ups (job-related or religious discussions) or to work - which goes to show how intimate the space can be. I wish they had more seating but I'd gladly come back for coffee and I have yet to try their food/pastries.

Came here for coffee with a few friends on a Saturday afternoon. There was a good bit of crowd there but there is plenty of seating in the back and outside that was very cute. The parking situation is a bit tight but there is an empty parking lot across the street. The staff were all very friendly and helpful and managed the line very well!

I enjoyed a wonderful, medium-roasted, oat milk latte, followed by a 1/2 sweet, pumpkin spice latte, which I washed down with some other latte. In fairness I was there for several hours working. The atmosphere is warm and rustic, with more seating than I expected. I talked shop with the baristas...coffee roasting, various beans, etc. I also noshed a thick frosted, slice of pumpkin bread, to help absorb the copious amounts of caffeine I had in my system. Great place in the charming town of Roswell. There can be heavy traffic through the small downtown, as it's a hub for events. I can't verify whether there are actually 1K hills, as I lost count @ 993.

Had a great morning stop here while visiting the area. Espresso drinks were fantastic and I love how the machine is right there where you order (also smells amazing) had a few sweet treats which were fresh and not too sweet. Would def be back!

CinnaHoney latte, americano, cold brew and dirty chai are some of my favorites. Service was friendly, yet straight forward. Ambiance is great for a few hours on the computer or a long chat. I will be frequenting :)

Great coffee and even better service. I come here often to enjoy the bakery items, seasonal drink menus, and do my work in their comfy seating areas. The coffee has a wonderful creamy, rich taste. They have fun exciting flavors of lattes for the holiday season! I am so glad we have a shop like this around Roswell :)

I just moved to the area and this was the first cafe I tried! I really enjoyed the coffee and ambiance here. I was definitely looking for a place to come and study, and they had a lot of indoor/outdoor seating. This definitely felt like the neighborhood hangout promoting lots of artists and events. I'll be back

The coffee here is really good! I love their seasonal drinks and their specialty drinks. There's a good amount of parking and the place is way bigger than it looks on the outside. There's plenty of seating and when I went, it was packed. I would recommend this coffee shop! The servers are also really nice

Great coffee, atmosphere, and people! Highly recommend! Cozy indoor area and nice outdoor space too.

Super cute place! They have a couch and plenty of tables. There's a wheelchair accessible entrance in the back, but you have to maneuver around a lot of corners to make it in. The staff was very kind. I got an iced coffee with white mocha syrup and cream and it was delicious. Very warm and welcoming place. I will definitely be back!

I've been here so many times, I just assumed I'd written a review before I love this place! My husband and I had one of our first dates here and I've come here for years Their drinks are always solid and we order their coffee online since they have the 5lbs option and we drink a lot of coffee They have the tiniest parking lot but you can park in the church lot across the street when there's no service. They do backyard events sometimes like live music but I've never actually gone for that They have seating on their huge lawn and also free wifi inside for those needing to work Sometimes, they sell pastries or pops and they also carry merchandise inside If you're looking for a coffee to go or to hang, check this one out

Today the staff forgot my order twice which led to a long wait and then they said that I should have pestered them more? Idk.. They also ran out of ceramic mugs because none were clean.. brought someone visiting from out of town to show off this local place but.. shame on that part of the experience today. Coffee, atmosphere, and cakes were good though. Skip the croissant imo

I'd give it a 4 for the coffee and service, but unfortunately the pastry quality has gone downhill. Every commercial coffee shop these days serves bagels, croissants and muffins. Came in the afternoon and all that's left;" bagels, croissants and muffins. There's nothing unique about the offerings, and this place was a "special treat," stop for me. They used to have these amazing blueberry crullers (French bakery style, crunchy, flakey, sugary, buttery layers), raspberry danishes (same amazing pastry texture) and other unique, delights. It's just pedestrian pastry now. Oh well...

One of the best cafes north of Atlanta, beautiful ambience, great staff, and very very good espresso. Great to read/study in and nice to sit at for a while, there's a quieter room inside and great spaced out outdoor seating.

A very cute and quiet little coffee shop! The staff is extremely friendly and patient when you are debating what to get, their service is top Par and the drinks themselves are absolutely delicious! They have tons of baked goods in the glass case. I ended up getting a Rwandan Chill. Delicious!

The pistachio ricotta cake is soo good. We got the vanilla and cinnamon latte, and Chai tea latte. Both were pretty good. We had to sit on the sofa, not the most firm. But will definitely return for the coffee and pastries.

Honestly, a mediocre coffee place at best. There are 5 parking spots and I think relying on patrons bumming off parking at the local church isn't the best business move. We had to wait in line to order and while doing so a random woman walked outside around the building pretending to shoot people (with hand gestures, no actual gun involved). The person working there said that she often walked by like that. It was pretty disturbing. There was an extra charge for syrup and an extra charge for almond milk. They did not have skim milk. The overall vibe was eclectic but the furniture was old and worn. I actually thought the music was loud so hard to work. Coffee was lukewarm but cute design. Overall there are better options around!

Free parking Indoor and large outdoor patio Super friendly staff Great coffee made with love The Imported Italian pistachios cake was amazing -And warmed pastries were perfect It is a nice cozy place were u can be casual and work or socialize

A great place to stop by and grab food + coffee. It can get quite busy inside, but there's plenty of outdoor patio as well!

Coffee here is amazing! I absolutely love their cappuccino's and seasonal drinks. The vibe is very cozy and comfortable, I come here to read and enjoy the weather and good vibes. Pets are allowed outside too, so I brought my dog to enjoy the outdoor patio with me. I enjoy how kind the staff is, and I can't wait to try more of their drinks. This is definitely my new favorite spot

Lots of seating with a huge room in the back if you want to try to get absolute silence. Very cute spot. I don't think I would personally work there for hours because I would prefer more comfier chairs to work at all day or study on. However, that doesn't mean it's impossible to. Just not my preference. Thus, I've still given it 5 stars because for me it provides the function needed- great coffee! They have plenty of baked goods for you to choose from. My only problem is that they have only 3 choices of milk- whole / almond / oat. They need coconut or skim milk as one option for sure. I got the gingerbread latte and I loved it !

It's a cute coffee house I found on Yelp. Their desserts/snacks are yummy! Drinks are ok. The indoor seating are very limited and looked like there is no space for privacy. My friend n I sat outside, there many outdoor seating, but they look like the tables have not been wiped and cleaned. I have to say the service was very friendly, maybe just need some attention for outdoor seating bc it's such a great seating options.

I thought the location had a lot of charm. It looks like a house from the outside. There is some parking available to the side of the coffee house. Plenty of seating inside, and I noticed a lot of people brought their laptops to work while sipping on their coffee. There is indoor and outdoor seating available, in addition to a back room in case the front seats are all occupied. There's also couches to relax on. I ordered the latte with caramel and vanilla (aka "Caramanilla") as well as the Cinnamon Coffee Cake. I thought the latte was a little lukewarm and I wish it had been hotter as I felt rushed to finish it before it turned cold. The coffee cake tasted great. The barista was very friendly and I noticed he knew a lot of the repeat customers by name. I brought my laptop with me on this visit and was able to use their free wifi to get some work done. Overall, I had a pleasant experience here.

Amazing local coffee shop. We always try to find local places we have never been and this nails it. It's a must try!!!

This is a must try and I promise you will be back! The coffee is amazing. I visit the stores as often as I can and I order my bags of coffee off of their website when I don't have time to swing by and pick up a bag. When you drink Land of a Thousand Hills coffee, you are not only getting amazingly delicious coffee, you are supporting a great cause. The work that this company does has made me a fan for a lifetime. We need more people and companies who make a difference like they do. They also have awesome merch! I own a few shirts and baskets myself. Visit the store if you can, you will love the coffee, the staff & the atmosphere, but if you don't have time to stop by, check out their website, purchase some delicious coffee & read about the wonderful things they are doing.

We go to Thousand Hills coffee shop just about every week. We always have good experiences.. until today... Today, I popped in with 2 year old to grab a coffee to-go. It was very crowded. Right when we walked in, my toddler noticed a massive dog that was laying next to the pickup area. She said, "cute!" I grabbed her hand and told her to stay with me and we don't touch doggies that we don't know. The weird thing is. She never tried to touch it. She was just looking at it, back with me. We were at the counter waiting for our coffee. The dog started aggressively barking and going at her. I swooped her up and turned my back toward it. I was saying it's OK and smiling with her (1 because she was scared. I wanted to comfort her, 2 because I didn't want the dog to continue being agressive) It should definitely NOT be inside (there are plenty of outdoor seats) and especially not laying right next to the pickup counter, where people have to walk. Then, thankfully, a man spoke out about it. That incident could of gone very wrong. The owner of the dog (and the coffee shop!) was laughing and saying that she's fine. That was a very unprofessional and WRONG way to handle the situation. Eventually, he came up to us (with the dog!) asking if she was scared. We both said, "Yes." Then he finally, half-heartedly, apoligized and went outside. Ever since, she is talking about the "bad man and bad dog that tried to bite her." I'm just glad she is ok!! The employees at the counter confirmed that he is one of the owners. We will not go back.

I have been going this chain for years. The staff is amazing and does a great job. The coffee is great. I am so disappointed to be writing this. The lone reason for this review is due to the owner's actions and decision making I directly observed inside the restaurant in regard to the safety of a child patron. I was just at this restaurant doing some work and enjoying a coffee. A person came in with their medium sized dog and proceeded to sit down right in the middle of the seating area. The dog was leashed. A few minutes later, a woman with a young child no more than 3 years old was waiting for an order. They were no more than 6 feet from the dog and person. The child moved slightly and the dog made an aggressive bark/growl and motion toward the child that appeared to be lunging. The dog's owner tightened the leash at this point but made no effort to take their dog outside. At this point, I said something. I told this person they needed to leave the restaurant with the dog as it put the safety of the child at risk. At this point, the person identified themselves as the owner of the restaurant. They stated they had the dog on a leash and it was fine. I asked him again to leave with dog for both patron safety and food safety that dogs cannot be inside restaurants. He told they can and he's brings his dog in consistently. He asked me to leave. I reiterated my point of the child's safety and if the child had been in closer, it could have bit the child. He asked me to calm down and perhaps I could stay. I advised him I would not spend another dime there and was leaving. I also have a reactive dog. I would personally never put my dog in that situation in a busy, crowded coffee shop. Both for the dog's safety and comfort as well as the other patrons. As a parent, it scared me and made me think "what if that was my kid." I have on and off frequented this establishment since 2017. I would also like to point out that despite serving perishable food to patrons dining in, I cannot find a record of health scores on yelp or other sources. I can find this for other locations in Fulton County but not this one. In the event this review is challenged and reported by the establishment. I ask Yelp that this stay up so especially parents with children can make a determination of any risk should they decided to visit this location. Edit: I would be happy to update or even remove this review if the establishment confirms that they will implement an updated pet policy and that all patrons , staff, and owners will adhere to it.

To start, 3 stars isn't a bad rating ~ It's mediocre. There's a lot of details I like about LTH Roswell. For example: this cafe is in a cute, aged house. It really adds personality and quirks, BUT the interior furniture needs some serious updating and thought. It's very scratched up, worn down, and doesn't fit the vibe of the old-home. This real estate is amazing and unique, giving this LTH location soooo much potential; I was beyond disappointed they failed to meet any expectation that the exterior set for the inner ambience. Things you should know: I. PARKING There's a church across the street with a widely available lot of free spaces. Easy. II. SERVICE Friendly and makes you feel at home. They're also fast to give you your order. III. QUALITY The latte art is excellent. I've noticed a lot of surrounding cafes & bakeries just use paper cups and don't care about the presentation and experience. I like that LTH is thoughtful in this way. But again, I can't give this location 5 stars because no matter how cute you make the beverages, if I feel like I'm sitting on a recycled fast food chain chair.. that impacts my experience as a customer just as much, if not more. IV. CAPACITY The cafe gets busy as the lunch hours approach on weekdays but then decreases again after.

Dropping my pup at the Vet and needing a quick pick me up to start my day I stopped in at Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee House. Located in Roswell off of S Atlanta St. This place is minutes from my favorite hiking spot Roswell Mills so I'm shocked I've never been here before. There is a small parking lot in the back but a church parking lot next door where everyone seems to park. Inside there is a chill vibe with very friendly baristas who were happy to give a 1st timer like me some pointers on what's good. There were plenty people inside all socially distancing at their tables but not wearing a mask. Everyone working behind the counter had on masks. After mulling over the coffee choices placed my Caramanilla - caramel & vanilla latte with almond milk delicious but definitely not worth the $6 price for the small ass cup. Blueberry danish was soft, flaky, and so good but I'm mad I paid $5 for it as it was hella small. While I'm impressed about what I tried here I don't know that I would frequent here due to the high prices.

Glad I tried it out but I think this place doesn't exactly know what it's trying to be. The parking situation is a disaster. They're on top of a hill with a small lot that doesn't have defined spaces so people just park however they want. There's more parking at the church at the bottom of the hill, and you can take the uneven steps up to the coffeehouse. The guy working the register seemed to be new, as the barista was explaining how to make drinks to him, but he just wasn't very friendly and left me waiting for my card for so long I had to take it out of the chip reader myself even though it was sort of on his side of the register. There is quite a bit of seating, and it was crowded, which should be expected for a Saturday. It seemed cozy like it should be a good place to catch up with a friend or study, but the music was incredibly loud, which meant everyone had to talk loud to me heard making quite a din inside and sort of spoiling the vibe. I also just found the one (SMALL) size for their espresso drinks pretentious. I know their thing is drip coffee, so I guess I understand, but it was sort of weird. I also paid almost $7 for my 8oz cinna-honey latte with oat milk. And it was just okay, not bad but not fantastic. I just really wasn't impressed. I feel like I probably would have loved this place when I was in college but it's not really what I'm looking for in a coffee shop now.

This place has been on my list for awhile and I finally decided to try it. Upon arrival parking was a bit if an issue, this coffeehouse has a very small parking lot. This coffeehouse is super cute. They have a very nice outside seating area, it's actually two separate areas, one in the side of the building and the other seating area is in the back of the building near the parking area. Once I walked inside it was pretty packed, the only available seats were in the back. I ordered a iced vanilla chai latte and a cheese danish. The chai latte was literally the best latte I've ever had, the cheese danish was very good as well. I highly recommend this coffeehouse.

Land of a Thousand Hills is the reason of finally getting into pumpkin spice items now! When they had their pumpkins spice bread swirl, I was stunned on how tasty it was and how the texture was rich in flavor. Very sweet and hits nicely of the pumpkin spice season of fall. The location is near Downtown Roswell and was convenient for a local coffee shop. Only struggle is finding a parking space as they only have a small place for parking and for other parking, you have to park at the church that is right across from them. The interior though was comfortable, as well as the outside seating as well! Very welcoming workers and passionate of what they do!

This coffee house in Roswell has great parking. Great atmosphere. Great knowledgeable staff. Free WI-FI, and plenty of seating. The food. I ordered a raspberry cheese danish and a spinach butternut quiche. Both were warm and very tasty. The coffee was hot, smooth and tasty. I ordered a Cinna Honey Latte. In a land of 1000 options. This coffee house has moved to the top of my list.

The environment is amazing I felt welcome and the barista Molly is amazing with great suggestions for drinks and very happy to help. I had the bonfire tea and it was wonderful places do well when they hire good people and they did a great job.

Coffee is average prices for basic coffee are fair if you dine in because you can refill. Bake goods are below average. Cute outdoor grounds makes it a nice visit but doesn't turn me into a fan

Stopped by one Saturday afternoon with my son. Parking is in the back, but was already full when we arrived. We parked at the church lot next door. Not sure if that was acceptable, but we weren't staying long. We were greeted upon entering. The cafe is adorable. It's small, but has so much character and charm. Plenty of seating. They've maximized every inch of the building. Outdoor seating is also available on their patio. We ordered the following to go: Caramanilla $4.75 with almond milk + $0.60 Hot Chocolate $3.50 Our order came out fast. The latte art was beautiful. Caramanilla is a caramel and vanilla latte. I love both flavors separately and even better together! It was smooth, bold, and delicious! My son enjoyed his hot chocolate as well. I was really hoping to find Fashioned and Fried donuts during my visit. Unfortunately, they no longer serve those donuts. They did have other pastries in the display case. Worth a visit if you're in the area, especially because they support a good cause!

Fantastic coffee shop vibe. I live out of town, so I won't be able to come back...but I would absolutely return frequently just for the cozy feel. When I think of a coffee shop, this is what it should feel like. I arrived early on a Saturday morning, and I'm pretty sure I was the first customer of the day. be careful coming into the parking lot, it has a really steep rise and I dragged the nose of my car coming in. Latte looked good, but was really bitter. I guess she hadn't dialed in the espresso for the day. the breakfast sandwich was tasty - if a little tough. I wish I could try this place again and see if it just got a bad Latte. the woman behind the counter did something I have experienced a couple of times. She said, "I'll have your order ready in a minute and I'll bring it out to you." ...which evidently means, "I will place it on the counter and yell your order." I'm learning that "bring it out" means place it on the counter.

Cute little coffee shop close to downtown Roswell. My first time here, I quickly noticed the outside space to sit, relax and enjoy your coffee and goodies. I really like the open spaces outside. Inside is different, very small and quaint. So I would say, only downside is if it's raining, there is not much to the interior of this place. Latte's seem to be the specialty and I got the Manu, vanilla and cinnamon. It was good! Their blueberry pastry was recommended by the barista and that was great, never had anything like it really. Sweet, but not overpowering, it went well with my latte.

Land of a thousand hills is a cute, little house converted into a coffee shop. I met with a friend here on a beautiful summer day and we ordered at the counter and enjoyed our coffee on the outdoor patio, which is really nice set atop a hill. The coffee was really rich and flavorful but a bit pricey for the small size.

We love this place! No seriously, it's great. The employees there that I've seen are incredibly young, but they are so mature and professional that it is hard to believe. They also make really great drinks, from excellent matcha lattes to even decaf lattes--my partner was blown away by my decaf one as their decaf espresso is waaaay better than the average decaf. We try to stop by whenever we are in the area!

I really like the vibe in Land of A Thousand Hills coffee shop. There's lots of seating areas inside. But, when I visited in February of 2021, I felt like the inside was a little too packed with people for my comfort level related to the pandemic. There are, however, plenty of seating areas outside with picnic benches spaced far apart. On this visit, I tried an iced hibiscus tea with a little honey, and it was phenomenal. It was the perfect non-caffeinated beverage for me for late in the day. I also ate half of a tiramisu custard cup. It was pretty good.

This is the cutest little coffee shop! There are plenty of seats inside but if you wanted to social distance or just catch some fresh air then there's also ample amount of outdoor seats too. I just got a vanilla latte and chocolate croissant, and both were equally delicious. I took a couple of bites of my friends quiche and it was the best that I've ever had! It was surprisingly very filling and so flaky. What made this visit so memorable though was the barista. I asked her if it was okay if I could bring my dog back to the outside seating, she said yes and immediately started working on a puppuccino and a cup of water for my fur baby without me even asking :). Best customer service ever!

Drink Coffee. Do Good. This is the motto of LTH, and they encompass that from the way design their interiors to their dedication to helping the farming communities they claim to be partners with. This location down Roswell Road is a stylistically different from their other locations around Atlanta, like the new one at the Halcyon or in Old Fourth Ward. This place gives off a nice, homey vibe where patrons can grab coffee and get some work done. I'm pretty basic so I got an Americano, and having drank coffee tons of times, it was nothing special, but for me, this location is. I particularly like the fact that there is a nice exterior area that has plenty of outdoor seating and a couple of picnic tables. I've always enjoyed this location more than others because of the sense of calm and productivity I get from being here. Definitely recommend for those needing a relaxed focus.

Nice vibe. Decent coffee. Nothing special but not bad. Staff is okay but not overly friendly. Nice space outside in the back for good weather.

Great place to hang out with great brews! Good quality beans that make for an enjoyable cup of coffee!

They are always nice and helpful for those who are not sure of what they need to order. Plus the coffee is great. If you want a good cup of coffee in Roswell, come here!

The coffee here is delicious. The presentation is excellent. They have indoor and outdoor seating along with some comfy couches. I usually get a cafe latte, but have had their chai tea latte and also a sweet caramel coffee and all were excellent. They have pastries as well. This is a nice place to come relax with excellent coffee and pastries.