Cafe Louisa

Nice atmosphere. My sandwich had a lot of bread. I had the Cuban. Needed mustard. Otherwise a good experience.

I waited over 20 mins for 2 pour overs while I watched at least 8 people come and go. It took at least ten mins to even start the pour and I was told that it just "needed extra love." I pour my own every morning for me and my husband... So nope. Shouldn't take that long and they offered no apologies. Frustrated.

Forget Tomatino's and Louisa's Bakery - Cafe Louisa is the best expression of Missy Mercer's little Cloverdale empire, not only because it highlights her giant scones and muffins, but because they respect the coffee. I knew it from the first time I walked in and saw that their iced coffee was cold brewed, not just hot coffee poured over ice. Further observations, such as their use of Atlanta's Counter Culture coffee, to the discussions I had with them about the best grind to use for different brewing methods, reiterated this focus on quality. Not to mention it's one of maybe two coffeeshops in the city where I can sit down and read a book for a couple hours, or get together with some friends for a leisurely talk. Also, they have gelato.

Good bakery and coffee, bottle and canned sodas, tea, etc. Limited meal options. Colocated with Tamatinos Pizza, sharing same entry. Outstanding pizza and other entrees. Moderately priced.

Really good pastries, coffee, and sandwiches. Little on the pricey side, so it's a treat for myself.

I ordered a prosciutto bagel with cream cheese. I love prosciutto but this was not fresh. It was brown colored as if it had been sitting for days and old.

Solid coffee shop in a hip neighborhood. Coffee itself was adequate, not anything special. Food is very good, especially the smoked salmon bagel.

The espresso cookies are amazing! The fact that you can get 2 and a large coffee for under $4 is awesome! Love this place.

I'm no longer insync or "in the know" with anything considered hip or somewhat savvy in this town (my struggle must be real too) but cluelessly I came upon Cafe Louisa & Tomatino's new location @ A&P Lofts main drag...nice, new & more spacious than the old haunt if tripled in size!! That said, I found the quaint, cozy & intimate setting of the original location part of the charasmatic Old Cloverdale charm...but I am happy to see business fairing well, despite the Nuevo Moveo... I'll get over it!!!

These folks make an excellent cup of coffee. That is not an unconsidered statement. The coffee is truly exceptional. Quite a nice treat