Lattetude Coffee Lounge & Bistro

My favorite coffee place. It’s an everyday pilgrimage for me and my colleague Bobby.
Loved the coffee, I find it better than Starbucks.

I love Lattetude! I come here three times a week before work to get breakfast and study. The food is quite good, although the menu is somewhat limited. Breakfast is great while lunch is good. There are also a lot of snacks, beverages, and of course coffee. I don’t drink coffee, so I’m not the best source there– but judging by the crowd in the morning, it’s pretty good!
I love the staff, who are extremely helpful and kind. Definitely better than a Starbucks or other boring chain.

I love the bbq pork bahn mi here. i mean, it’s not buford highway but for a quick cheap lunch in midtown or a bahn mi craving it really hits the spot. I’ve also branched out and had a ham sandwich, very satisfying as well with plenty of «stuff» just how i like my sandwiches, lots of fixin’s. the staff is always very friendly and I always enjoy going there.

Hard to find, out-​of-​the-​way place underneath the FedEx Office location on Peachtree just below 17^th St. Lattetude serves Seattle’s Best Coffee, so the options for the day are on the «level» system. The barista I asked this morning said they always have a «Level 3» on drip-​brew, and in the mornings they also serve a «Level 5.» I requested a Level 5 with a little room for cream. They accept cards — unless you’re trying to use an Amex, then you should offer something different (MasterCard and Visa are fine). The coffee was decent, but I can’t weigh in with a whole lot of experience since I’m not particularly familiar with Seattle’s Best Coffee offerings. I needed to move quickly to my office once I left, so I skipped a bagel/​pastry, but the options they had looked a) large and b) tasty, so given more time (i.e. the ability to sit and enjoy something) I may have tried one or the other. If you’re stranded far north of the hopping Peachtree/​14^th St. intersection and are looking for a morning pick-​me-​up, try out Lattetude for a decent non-​Starbucks option.

The staff were so rude to me. They made me leave ten minutes before their closing time and made it very obvious they had more important things to do than serve me. They also yelled at me when i used the ladys room when the mens ws occupied. Theyre the same except for the signs!

Its Monday morning and I need coffee just to go get coffee. That done, I get my usual, coffee and an Everything Bagel. The coffee is good while not mind blowing and the bagel is on a par with Einstein’s. An interesting array of lunch sandwiches is offered. I’ve been working weekends and would have liked to try the lunch fare but, not open on weekends. However, its the chill atmosphere that really makes this place. A small oasis in the above 14^th Street culinary wasteland.
Coffee. Bagel. Cool. There’s alot to be said for a spot that is just plain friendly and comfortable. Lattetude. No attitude.

Coffee is good-​but they are only open on work days. Does not help residents of surrounding residential communities. And there are a lot of residential condos/​homes that would like to buy a cup of Coffee and not necessarily M-​F only.
They need to update their phone number on Unilocal

There is not too much in this area to grab a quick (and good for you) lunch in this area of Midtown, without a decent hike, or getting in your car. Having worked in the Pershing Point Plaza building on and off for 12 years, I have seen quite a few choices come and go. But this reboot of Lattetude seems to have been a good one.
They have pretty decent sandwiches, which are made to order and have both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy it. The staff is pretty speedy and quite personable as well. It’s a nice spot to grab a bite during the workday and quite affordable. Their coffee isn’t Starbucks, but it does the trick when needed.
I welcome change from the years and years of MFP, which used to be next door.

An under-​the-​radar, surprisingly good option for a quick office lunch sandwich. Pork banh-​mi and tofu banh-​mi, among others, are prepared in house and are a delicious addition to the usual fare on this street corner.
It falls squarely in the «run across the street for a bite» category, but in that category, it excels.

Coffee service was good. Ground coffee just for my Americano. Cozy atmosphere. Nice place! Service seems to be good. A more personalized menu for those seeking a substantial breakfast sandwich.

Coffee was decent (as in, better than Starbucks), but people behind counter were surly; and the next day I showed up just before 7:00am and they still hadn’t opened despite the fact their operating hours claimed to start at 6:30am. Waste of my time…

I so adore the staff! The place is always welcoming, clean and friendly you can’t beat that! And they have ‘Seattle’s Best’ coffee, they do offer a variety of natural health drinks so that is a plus. I can’t find anything wrong with this place they are just good olé nice friendly management.
Keep up the great work.

Nice staff, premises and the coffee tasted good. At $ 2 it’s neither cheap nor expensive.

friendly service, they remember my drinks… and really cozy spot. Check it out if you need a good place to meet a client or talk with some friends

Woo hoo! Someone switched Lattetude’s regular coffee and management with, well, not folger’s crystals for sure — Seattle’s Best!
So much better. Even the pastries and bagels look good now (haven’t had one, but probably will! Previously they were greasy-​looking lumps wrapped in sheets of saran-​wrap). Also, the menu isn’t as oddly expansive, which means someone has taken the time to decide several dishes they can do well, not tried to do 100 dishes badly.
Way to go. I now have a coffee-​stop on my way from the train again! Thrilled.

This just re-​opened under totally new ownership and is now affiliated with Seattle’s Best Coffee. Much better coffee and the people who work there are ultra friendly.

Not changing my star rating yet, but wanted to update based on more recent experiences involving food.
For a long time (several weeks), they had a menu item posted that was not available. This type of thing irritates me a lot generally. They did nothing to remedy this, cover it up, whatnot, they just told people they didn’t have it when asked. The reason was because they were switching menus, although the «new menu,» which they showed me, didn’t seem to really have anything the old menu didn’t except for it omitted the sandwich in question.
That said, they will make you a grilled cheese panini (which is not on the menu), and it is quite good. To go with it — they introduced a tomato basil soup that reminds me of the one at the King’s Arms Tavern in W-​burg, and that I love, although my coworker said it just tasted like canned soup with a couple of snips of basil on top.

Great service and good coffee. Went on a Saturday afternoon and picked up coffee and food to go.