Revelator Coffee Grant Park

First I love Octane coffee. Hands down the best for me in Atlanta. Being french and living in Atlanta finding good coffee shops was difficult for a while but now I am good. I usually get either a espresso or cappucino (simpler the better for me). The little tart shop has great pastries. I just went their recently during a cold winter day around 3:30pm-4pm. I sat on the porch and it was perfect. Even tho the temperature were low the sun was setting in the perfect most warming way. Their was no wind blowing which made it a perfect little patio to sit on a winters afternoon and take in some ray and sip on a delicious coffee.

I have been here a few times, but this is my first time here for evening cocktails. Staff was professional and attentive. The Irish Latte was great. I love that you options for milk.(Soy, Whole, Almond). I will be back!!

They served up a great shot of espresso and the staff was friendly. It’s a cool spot if you enjoy a well crafted shot of espresso. Also, this space is shared with a pastry shop. It was a little hard to find because there is no sign for Revelator Coffee on the entrance. Otherwise, it’s pretty obvious given that they have Revelator painted on a big mural on the loading side.

Prettiest and best cup of hot chocolate I've had in a minute! First place to grab a bit, get a beverage and either work or people watch. Great spot to unwind after touring Grant Park area spots.

Without a question my favorite coffee spot in Atlanta. Best people best service BEST COFFEE! Iced latte here can’t be beat. It actually is connected to the Little Tart Bakeshop. Incredibly convenient.

Rad little bakery on one half, coffee roaster on the other. Lots of space to spread out and do your thing too. Show up, bring a friend and enjoy!

Friendly fast service with exceptional coffee Been here on the weekday and weekend, it's always packed. I have had their caramel latte and gravy espress. I had to add a bit of cream and sugar to the espresso but man wow it was good.

This review is based on accessibility. Where is the entrance to enter the coffee shop?!?!? You have a back patio but no access into the coffee shop although it's the first thing you see. For someone who is not familiar with the area or your establishment that's a misdeal.