Tallulah 1882

This place is truly amazing - food, teas, and the family that owns it. Worth every visit!!

DELICIOUS lattes and sandwiches and pastries and I'm so sad it's not located where I live 😭

Nice atmosphere and good food, the teas were very tasty.

Great coffee, nice ombidence! Friendly staff

What a fun place. The Priscilla Chai was excellent and don't miss the cream Cheese filled bagel 😋

We stopped by because we heard great things about this new shop. A fantastic coffee, tea, and bakery shop! The tea we got was extremely refreshing and the owners told us about the history of the train station. Exceptionally great customer service from the family that runs it!!

We will be stopping by again every chance we get!

It's definitely a must-see place. The food was fabulous. The atmosphere was calming and quiet. Great place to relax and enjoy company. It is a family run business. You will be glad you stopped in. They also have trinkets and things for sale. You won't be disappointed.

Wonderful coffee/tea and sandwich shop in an historic railroad depot. Staff was very friendly and food was terrific. Not a large food menu but what they have is great. Good selection of teas and coffee.

The building is the Historic Tallulah Falls train depot. They have done a beautiful job on the decor of this coffee/tea shop. One of the fanciest looking that I've been too. However, I was disappointed with my iced mocha. It was not sweet like I asked for originally, and when we added more simple syrup to sweeten it, it didn't really make it good. I'd suggest switching to a better chocolate such as Monin. The frittata sandwich was good, and the staff was friendly.

We stop in at the restaurant next door quite often which is a fabulous eatery. So I had expected the baked goods here to be excellent. Hoping it was maybe same people or related.
Far from it.
This area is known for uncle Joe to own the barn and aunt Betty to own the pasture. Actually a pretty cool little town.
Nothing there but a post office, this place and a BBQ restaurant.
The Dollar General is 5 miles south if you want a loaf of bread.
We really wanted something yummy for the tummy and instead got a huge disappointment.
Next time I won’t save room for dessert to walk over and get a stale “pastry”
I’ll stick with what the bbq joint has which isn’t much for desserts in my opinion:
Banana pudding, caramel cheesecake and hot fudge brownie delight.
No cake in town unfortunately.
Don’t get caught without plenty of green for a cup of Java…
No thanks. I’ll make my own Java and eat a Little Debbie and pass this one up!
Take my advice and do the same