Sidamo Coffee

It’s clear the owner cares deeply about their customer experience and the quality of the products they’re serving. Highly recommend this stop for a quality and fresh roasted coffee.

I visited for the first time today and was really impressed. The food was amazing and worth every penny. I really enjoyed the side of rice and veggies. I will definitely be back soon to order the panini club again. Definitely check this place out!

Been here twice in the past month. Charming coffee shop for on the go or to catch up with friends. Has few comfy chairs and outdoor seating for when weather is nice. Sandwiches etc also served.

Coffee was acceptable. Bakery items looked old and dried out with little variety. Had some health bars. No cookies, biscotti or other snacks. They do offer sandwiches etc., but its supposed to be a coffee shop. Won't go back.

There is an older guy that runs the place in Fulton that was very rude to me. Apparently, getting my cup of their expensive coffee "topped off" is tantamount to stealing from them. I just get a sense this particular guy is nice to you only if you spend $$$, otherwise your patronage is unwanted.

WiFi password: SIDAMOCOFFEE. Service has gotten slightly better although still lacking, and I can’t deny this is a fantastic place to get work done or read. I always get the chai here, and the chai leban isn’t bad either but it’s quite pricey. I’ll stick with the chai latte!

Cozy, like a coffee shop should be. Tasty mocha and delicious pastry, average prices. I like that they serve eat-in foods and beverages in China and glass, non-matching dishes.

Great breakfast sandwiches, the lunch menu is healthy and delicious, the Ethiopian coffee is fabulous and the service is fantastic! Warm and relaxing environment.

Excellent coffee, sandwiches and service!

Sweet, helpful people. Robust, fresh-roasted, Arabica coffee selection. Yes...frest-roasted. You can sniff it in. Good teas, too. Tasty sandwiches -- for breakfast and lunch. A very comfortable place to park, munch, recharge, hook into wifi and take care of business. I like the fact that families with kids intermingle with hipsters wearing headphobes with techies and people from nearby offices (don't tell the honchos at Verizon's nearby call center that this is where their people duck out for java).