Chattahoochee Coffee Company - Riverside

The location of this coffee shop is better than any I have ever seen in any city all my life. Extremely scenic n calm place and much better in experience. Didn't really enjoy the coffee as much to be honest & there aren't too many options on the menu either but I suppose most ppl who come here, do for the beautiful spot that it is. Plenty of space both indoors n outdoors to visit. Definitely will visit again!

Beautiful property and good coffee + baked goods. Not sure I would come regularly just because paid parking to get coffee is a bit steep (I do understand the reasoning to some extent).
Lovely place to meet with someone or have a bit of a personal retreat time though!
Few to no kids/families around but the outdoor grassy area is kid friendly.

Located directly on Chattahoochee river with great views from outside seating area or indoor area. Coffee is good.
Staff is very friendly with good service
The only negative, it is located in a gated community (Walton on Chattahoochee) and you have to enter a code to get in. Instruction are however written at the gate. The Coffee shop is open Saturday and Sunday 8 am to 7 pm but only for residents. There is no public gate access on weekends.
Parking is not free. Maximum allowed 2 hours. It cost $5 for 2 hours.

Great views, soothing sounds of water in the Chattahoochee river, topped by their amazing herbal teas. A great collection of green teas as well.
Only downside is they are located inside a gated apartment community, and may not allow people through the gates, if the coffee place is full. I would recommend calling them upfront, especially if you’re driving a little for the views.

Such a quaint, scenic, and unique setting for a cafe! Loved the outdoor balcony seating they had overlooking the river. Inside, the space is also very spacious and quiet - perfect for getting work done. Their iced oat milk lattes were delicious, and baristas friendly. Highly recommend!

Why would you open a business and have a problem with too many customers dropping in? I thought more customers were better for a business, but not for this one.
We have been here before, the coffee is great and the view is awesome.
But this time when we went there on a Friday evening, they had the signs of “Coffee shop at capacity” and the entry code did not work. We were not able to enter the apartment complex and our plans for the evening crashed. We enjoyed our coffee at the nearby Starbucks.

Call the coffee shop in advance and visit this place only if you know for sure that you would get entry. You don’t want to drive that far and get disappointed!

Edit: Photos added from the last visit.

Good enough coffee and cool to be on the river. But trying to find this place was so confusing because it’s in the back of an apartment complex? So you have to go through a gate to get there and then maneuver through the apartments. Then once you finally find the place, you have to PAY for parking?! Absurd. Cool if you’re going to spend time by the river but definitely not convenient by any means.

The location of this place is lovely by the river. The seating areas are plenty and with an option to bring picnic blankets. We loved the outdoor areas. The staff was testy, they were all out of whatever pastry or food items they had at 1/1:30 pm.
To get in, it is another issue. It’s inside an apartment complex. There is a button to get in on the touch pad. The parking is hourly and paid. There is a small parking area assigned to this coffee shop and according to staff when it fills up the entrance gives an error. So to get inside is a task!
I gave all the stars because of the location. Coffee was subpar. And getting in was inconvenient.

Have coffee while watching ducks, turtles, and the occasional rafter float by on the Chattahoochee.

You will have to pay several bucks to park here, and it is a little tricky finding the right places to do that.

But if you make it, it's a pretty cool spot for a coffee shop in a major city.

Passing through Chattahoochee, we stopped in for some authentic Chattahoochee Coffee. I asked the barista what separated Chattahoochee Coffee Company from Starbucks. He said: "We care about the coffee, from the bean until it drips into your cup."
It was reflected in the delicious roast roast of my coffee. In the atmosphere was great, the smell was life! I highly recommend Chattahoochee Coffee Company in Georgia.