COFFEE WAS BLACK
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I bought the plantain espresso with a salmon patty. Both were delicious 😋. I will definitely go back.
Service was amazing!!
Food was kind of pricey.
I got a beef patty with the chicken flavor. It was pretty dry and salty, and for $8.64, I was really hoping for better, but the service was amazing!!
Food was kind of pricey.
I got a beef patty with the chicken flavor. It was pretty dry and salty, and for $8.64, I was really hoping for better, but the service was amazing!!
Absolutely excellent and hidden gem coffee shop. I live in Buckhead but was in the area. As many have already mentioned, plantain latte is tea chefs kiss. I normally don't get sugar in my coffee so I got half sweet and it was perfect. Jamaican beef patty exceeded expectations...never knew they could taste that good. Staff and owner were a highlight...super friendly and helpful. They also have good swag, owner is a designer which makes this business even more special! Definitely...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 5PM |
Coffee Was Black is a charming Caribbean coffee spot located inside the Haugabrooks building in Atlanta. The cafe offers a unique blend of Caribbean flavors and coffee, making it a great place for those who enjoy experiencing coffee in different ways. Popular drinks include the Plantain Latte and the Wahgwan, both praised for their smooth, delicious, and unique tastes. One standout is the “Most High,” which combines ginger and coffee, delighting adventurous taste buds. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with eclectic decor, artwork, and a small art library that adds to the cozy vibe. The shop is small with limited seating, so many visitors prefer to take their drinks to go. Customer service is friendly and attentive, enhancing the overall experience. Food options include curry chicken patties and platanos, with some reviews noting the quality of the beans bought to take home. Prices are on the higher side, around $8 for a coffee, but many see it as a treat worth the cost. Overall, Coffee Was Black is a delightful spot for coffee lovers seeking Caribbean flavors and a warm environment.