Atlas Coffee

I'm no connoisseur but the coffee tasted pretty good to me. Plenty hot but not so hot that I have to wait an hour to drink it. They have a lovely little front patio with plenty of tables, some shade, a few plants to block wind/noise, and flowers.

Tiny little place. Just 6 or 7 seats inside at the bar. Lattes good, blueberry muffins good, breakfast sandwiches good but already made in a crock pot, service good and nice happy staff.

Atlas, in my opinion, is the best coffee shop in a city full of high quality coffee! Their lattes, ice tea, and other drinks are made from scratch and they have a really good selection of baked good as well. I suggest the raspberry triangle or Nutella cookie.

Best espresso drinks in town! They have homemade baked goods which are very nice. Very polite staff/owner, quick and excellent service. Very few places to sit so you may need to get your coffee and go - this is not a place to sit down and study for hours. There are some outdoor tables for when the weather is nice. There is more parking in the back if any of the 3 spaces in front are already taken. It's a little more expensive than other places but worth the money.

Great coffee and baked goods and a great atmosphere with indoor bar and outdoor seating. Emma is always a friendly face. I like that you don’t have to pay in advance here, you can sit, order from the bar, ask for a refill and pastry an hour later, and settle up on your way out.

Great coffee, friendly staff and amazing quiche. I'm traveling the US working on coffee shops and this was a great place to call home for the day!

Local coffee shops are the best coffee shops.

Internet speeds weren't the fastest at 3Mbps, but got the job done for small data files. If I lived here, this would definitely be a regular spot.

A nice coffee house with a house blend of Columbia’s and Costa Rican coffee roasted to a high medium level. The coffee is fairly bold when hot delivering an aroma that is quite robust and ends with a reasonable bitterness. It gives the impression of a full city roast. However when the temperature comes down to the low hundred range it is quite aromatic and flavorful. Having a balanced nose and mouthfeel. The bitterness at high temperature is nearly gone and it is quite good. I like this shop and will visit again since it is very close to my home. The setting is nice, the space compact and it smells as a coffee house should smell. The pastry is very good and the staff is friendly and focused. This is a one coffee place having only their own house blend available. But that is no real problem since it is a blend that I favor.

The staff was wonderful, and this place definitely gets an extra star for them, but I am sad to say the quality of the product was highly unimpressive. Though it was on the cheaper side, my iced coffee tasted, well, tasteless really. I had some cream added that I had then hoped might blend in and at least give me an alright coffee, but it was still a subpar drink following. As a last note, I will say that I had some sort of doughnut (can't remember now) but it was fantastic, so perhaps cheap pastries are what you should get here alternatively to coffee. TLDR: the coffee flavor could use some work, but good people and good pasteries.

Great iced coffee. The spinich quiche with feta was delicious. Perfectly heated and crispy crust. Like a library with patrons all on their laptops. Very friendly owners. I'm cycling cross-country and have a rest day. I'm going to hang out here all day.

Love this place! I typically buy espresso based drinks here and have not been disappointed. Their pastries and breakfast sandwiches are also a no brainer