"Came in tonight and the person taking the orders didn’t speak when my friend and I walked in. It was clear that we hadn’t been here before and she didn’t inform us about the menu. She simply seemed annoyed that we were here. We ordered coffee and matcha latte. My latte almost looked like straight milk and you could barely taste the coffee. We felt so dismissed we didn’t even sit down to drink our drinks. If you are an African American they may not want your business."

"I absolutely loved my visit to Daily Dose Coffee! The shop was super clean and had such an inviting atmosphere—it’s the kind of place that makes you want to stay a while. The customer service was excellent; the staff was friendly, welcoming, and attentive. I ordered an iced maple brown sugar latte, and it was amazing—smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. Definitely a spot I’ll be returning to. Highly recommend!"

"Delicious lavender latte (floral without being sticky sweet!), the espresso in it was perfectly pulled and I know their machine gets regularly cleaned and calibrated because you can taste when it isn't. Too many places in Atlanta don't. The service was fast and I'm sorry I didn't get the guys name because I didnt anticipate liking it enough to leave a review. We were there this Monday, after noon. Whoever he was, he was sweet and non-judgemental! Loved the displays and design of the place, just a little quiet and stuffy, atmosphere-wise. Like the quiet rooms in a library, felt like we were going to get shushed for talking at normal volume, which felt like shouting with how dead silent it was in there. Will be back, promise to be quieter 🥴"

"My friends and I really want to like this place, but it's very uncomfortable to go here. This coffee shop has pretty much become the apartment for the same 2-3 homeless men who are there open to close, every day. Taking up tables on the outside and inside, multiple large foul-smelling bags and luggage strewn about the front of the building, men going in and out of the bathroom a dozen times every 30 minutes, in and out the front door every 5 minutes, lurching over me and my friends and making strange comments, and things like that I find unappealing about returning. I can understand being empathetic to the homeless, but coming here feels like I'm just intruding on their home at this point because it seems like just these 2-3 men are the only customer base this business is catering to, even they ever even buy anything. If you're going to house them there literally all day for months maybe consider helping them by hiring them, or at least doing something more for them than turning the business into what looks like a Greyhound station."

"Vibes: moody & casual w/ a splash of sexy. Assorted Phaidon books are a wonder to explore Dining : lite bites & breakfast pastries. Wide coffee selection Overall loved the high quality service … my London Fog was one of THEE best I’ve ever had in ATL. Shout out to the Sunday AM barista! This place is open later than most coffee shops and excited to check out it out in the evening soon."