"Eleva Café offers Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine full of pleasant surprises. I tried several Middle Eastern dishes that were new to me and absolutely loved them. My favorite was a thick, creamy milk drink with raisins, cardamom, and spices. It’s called Sahlab (or Salep) is a warm, thick, and sweet Middle Eastern milk drink It was so comforting and flavorful that somehow reminded me of my childhood. The kids enjoyed their Nutella waffle and Dubai crepes. I ordered shakshuka and an omelet with Turkish kielbasa, both of which were delicious and well seasoned. The restaurant is big, bright, and spacious. It was surprisingly quiet for a Sunday morning at 9 a.m. I’m already planning to come back one evening to try their dinner menu."

"We had a great experience from the very beginning. The hostess, Zena, was incredibly hospitable, friendly, and kind—it was truly a pleasure talking with her and she made us feel very welcome. Maher was very professional and helpful in guiding us through the many delicious options on the menu. We ended up ordering the karak lattes, the classic kunafa, and the pistachio croissant, and everything was delicious. You can really tell the care and quality that goes into both the drinks and the desserts. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area. We’ll definitely be back!"

"I wanted to go back at least twice before I wrote a review. Second time back at Eleva so far and they are so far very consistent in food and hospitality! Great atmosphere, and very sweet individuals working here. Zena is incredibly kind and knowledgeable about the menu. I would highly recommend anyone looking for a new brunch spot or just a coffee spot to unwind to come and try this place!"

"I recently visited The Eleva coffee shop and was truly impressed. The space is incredibly spacious and stylishly designed, creating a chic and elegant atmosphere. Everything was clean, and the staff were remarkably friendly and welcoming, which enhanced our experience. The food was absolutely delicious and certainly met our expectations. As a Turkish person, finding a great breakfast spot in Atlanta can be challenging, but this coffee shop ticks all the boxes. It’s a perfect spot for family and friends, offering a wide range of tasty options. Highly recommended!"

"Tried so many dishes...turned the meal into a mezze—everything was amazing. Falafel, fresh-baked bread, several kinds of fatteh, qudsiya, shakshuka, hummus, hummus with meat, eggs and potatoes, halloumi, and pickled eggplants (makdous). Every plate came out flavorful, fresh, comforting, and made with care. The qudsiya really stood out for me—such a traditional dish and not something you usually see on menus in the U.S. And the kunafa was the perfect ending: toasty on top and wonderfully cheesy underneath. Turkish tea and coffee sealed the deal. Service was excellent, especially considering how busy they were. I also loved the open floor layout and the decor—warm and inviting. Super easy to find and plenty of parking , too. This place is definitely going on my list of go-to spots."