The Daily Cafe - Inman Park

Cafe · Atlanta

The Daily Cafe - Inman Park

Cafe · Atlanta

100 Hurt St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

Highlights

Bakery offering pastries, salads, and toasts, plus breakfast burritos and coffee in a funky space.

100 Hurt St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 Get directions

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"The Daily in Inman Park bills itself as a coffee shop, but the food is honestly good enough to be a standalone breakfast spot. That's obvious by the huge crowds that swarm the place every morning. Natural light from the wall of windows gives the contemporary, polished decor a more welcoming, cozy aesthetic that we’d like every coffee place to have. Signature drinks like their coveted black sesame latte will keep caffeine seekers happy. But for anyone who hates coffee (we don’t know any of those people), their food items pack more punch than a double espresso. If we could marry a breakfast burrito we’d choose this one. It’s grilled (taking a hint from Bell Street) and packed with eggs, home fries, pickled onions, and the freshest salsa verde we’ve ever had. " - juli horsford

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@infatuation

"The Daily in Inman Park bills itself as a coffee shop, but the food is honestly good enough to be a standalone breakfast spot. The huge crowds that swarm the place every morning aren’t just coming for the caffeine. Natural light from the wall of windows gives the contemporary, polished decor a more welcoming, cozy aesthetic that we’d like every coffee place to have. Signature drinks like their coveted black sesame latte will keep caffeine seekers happy. But for anyone who couldn’t care less about coffee (we don’t know any of those people), their food items pack more of a punch than a double espresso. If we could marry a breakfast burrito we’d choose this one. It’s grilled (taking a hint from Bell Street) and packed with eggs, home fries, pickled onions, and the freshest salsa verde we’ve ever had." - Juli Horsford

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@eater

"The second location of popular cafe and coffee shop the Daily opened in Inman Park." - Beth McKibben

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"A year after its debut on Trabert Avenue in Berkeley Park, the long-awaited Inman Park location of Charleston coffee shop and cafe the Daily opens Monday, March 13. Taking over the former Proof Bakeshop space on Hurt Street, the Daily in Inman Park features the same menu as the westside location. However, Inman Park will serve as home base for the Daily’s bread and pastry operations and the eventual launch of its wholesale business." - Beth McKibben

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"A neighborhood tavern opening in the current Amara Indian restaurant space." - Eater Staff

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Margarita Sorah

Google

I heard great things about this cafe's sandwiches, so I decided to try the BLT. It did not disappoint! The sandwich was massive and came on perfectly toasted brioche bread, adding a nice buttery touch. The bacon was crispy, the tomatoes were fresh, and the flavors all came together beautifully. I paired it with a cappuccino, which was rich and smooth—a perfect match. Overall, a fantastic meal!

Kuroi G

Google

Update: I came in again at invitation for a better experience and I have to say it did not disappoint. The avocado toast was delish and fresh, seasoned perfectly. I also brought my friend for her first visit. She got the grain avocado bowl and it was also very good. The coffees we had were rose cardamom and cinnamon brown sugar and I have to say the house made syrups really make these drinks superb! Also got the feta toast again and the sweet, savory, salty combination is quite literally perfect. Service was fast and friendly! Cute cafe, specialty drink upside down latte is really good! I hope they keep it around. Food plate portions are small for the price so i stick with the toasts. Whipped feta toast is great but i recently tried the avocado toast and i was served a toast with avocado that had oxidized across the entire top. Are you prepping a TOAST ahead of time and serving brown avocado? You can clearly see the bright green when i slid my finger through it. This place is not cheap and to not even make toast to order is diabolical.. you cant really call it toast anyhow because the bread isn't toasted ?? Its all soft and mushy from the topping being sat on it for hours already.

Zeeshan Khan

Google

This is an absolute gem of a place. Before I get to talk about how amazing their food was, I want to acknowledge how wonderful their staff is and especially Georgie. We ordered almost quarter of their menu because everything seemed absolutely amazing and after tasting we ordered another quarter because by then we were just curious how some of the other item would taste. Their sourdough bread is fantastic, it’s soft and when toasted perfectly it is 🤌🏻🤌🏻. Their tortilla is not doughy, it’s very light. Can’t wait to be back.

Cynthia Lyerly

Google

Homemade breads. Delicious food. Wish the sandwiches came with a side. They need more seating and another cashier since you order at the counter. I had the chicken pita and would definitely order it again. Bought some sourdough bread for later. Yum! Coffee was good too.

Rachel Brady

Google

This time I had an oat milk matcha latte and the Autumn hash, they were both sensational. The Daily truly has dialed in all I’d want from a breakfast cafe: seasonal food, fantastic coffee, gluten free options, a welcoming culture, and professional service. I can’t wait to go back!

juli car

Google

I ordered their breakfast sandwich with added onion, as well as a medium iced oat milk matcha. I spent $18ish with tip included. The sandwich was great! Filling and the flavor and cooking was perfect. The matcha includes ceremonial grade matcha and honestly as a matcha lover (I usually make my own at home) it was meh. Also, the medium was TINY. The color was ok and so was the flavor-- I had to add too much simple syrup to get a good flavor. Also, the white girl with the balayage bangs gave off an extremely passive aggressive demeanor. I would say come for the food but skip the matcha latte! Maybe their coffee is better? (They do not have wifi also! So I had to switch my order to, to-go. Which I found disappointing and strips away from the atmosphere of a cafe which should be to relax, maybe do a little work and converse. They should just advertise as a restaurant)

Andrew Anastasiades

Google

The place is incredible! The dishes all have bright light flavors while still being hearty and filling. It’s the perfect sweet spot for when you’re hungry but not looking for the same old heavy breakfast fare you’ll find at most places. And while I don’t know the actual nutritional value of the food, it *feels* like it’s good for you. Lots of herbs and a huge variety of ingredients. It’s worth noting we’ve come here many times before, and the consistency + quality is extremely high every time. Service is also good, staff are very friendly. Lastly, I’ve seen reviews complaining it’s not a good place to stay for a long period of time. That may be true but it also means that even when it’s busy you can find somewhere to sit. In my opinion, that’s a good trade off for the vast majority of us who are there to eat a meal and then leave.

Eddy G

Google

On the bright side, The Daily Coffee Shop is in a pretty part of town, is a nice place to relax for a bit, has tasty and unique foods, and decent coffee. The downside is that they don’t want you to hang out TOO long, given that they intentionally don’t have free WiFi, and their prices are a bit steep. I find it a bit much to charge $1 for a flavor in your already expensive latte, or $2 for a couple of the fancier flavors. Once we start getting into the range of $8 lattes, I feel like it’s a bit much. All that said, the quality of the food and drinks is good. Definitely a decent spot to check out if you’re in the area.