Chrome Yellow - Atlanta, Georgia

Wade H. A.

This is the best coffee and shop in Atlanta. Cortado I had was on point in the morning. Morning shift is on top of things. The drip in the morning was great too. The environment is a fun place to come to.

Robert C.

Easily one of, if not the best, coffee shop in Atlanta!

They roast their own beans on site, which is huge. They also keep 2 Drip Coffees, and 2 Espresso Beans on at a time, which is very rare for a coffee shop to do but is so appreciated. They constantly rotate their coffees, and they always have new beans from different parts of the world that they bring in. They have a great selection of cold and hot drinks as well, including Cold Brew on Draft. One thing I want to especially highlight is that they make all their own syrups for their drinks. That's so rare, and makes such a huge difference in quality and taste.

They have a small selection of pastries and related snacks. The space itself is very cool with a decent amount of seating. The staff are all very friendly and knowledgeable. Just be aware that parking sucks. Hopefully you can get a spot on Edgewood Ave.

I honestly can't recommend Chrome Yellow enough!

Jason L.

Just wow!!!! What an amazing experience! The coffee was incredible and the staff was superb. Not only did they help me pick the right coffee, I was invited back to experience a cupping of new roasts. Sawyer, thanks for allowing me to taste some exquisite new roasts and beans!

Emma C.

Chrome Yellow is my go-to coffee spot in Atlanta. It is such a cute spot to meet friends or study. Coffee is so yummy and I love their pastries. The only difficult thing is finding parking, but there are usually spots available on side streets nearby.

Maggie H.

I saw all the reviews about the london fog here and had to try it. Spoiler: they are all right. This might be the best london fog I’ve had in Atlanta since coming here. My 16oz hot LF was about $6 which is fair around here. You can clearly taste the vanilla/earl gray with a tiny hint of citrus. If anything, it could have a bit less milky, and it would be perfect. Next time, I will try it iced.

This cafe is decorated in a simple, rustic manner. It is fairly quiet with only the background of the coffee making. You can look into the coffee roasters at the back of the place. Wooden tables and metal chairs. Some bar tables by the windows. There’s two tables outside for seating. There are only a few outlets by the walls and one by the window area. They have limited free wifi. If you purchase something, they are supposed to give you a wifi slip with a code that is valid for 2 hours. They even sell some merch, and not gonna lie, their Chrome Yellow mugs are very cute.

Their parking lot is very small though, maybe about 6 spaces. All around you can try to find street parking.

Helen N.

It’s very crowded, but the atmosphere is great for relaxing and enjoying a coffee. The service is excellent. It would be even better if they offered a wider selection of coffee beans on the menu.

Sierra S.

This place is really neat. Got a drip coffee and a plain latte. Espresso is good. They source their beans from Honduras, Colombia, and a few others. The shop has an industrial type vibe to it. You can see the roasting area from inside. They've got a nice outdoor space with seating. The parking lot is a bit small but there's limited parking also down the street. The barista and cashier were very friendly and answered all my questions in detail.

phil S.

The atmosphere is the draw, it’s a charming little spot to spend a little time with someone you like. Also often see people studying there. They have a industrial chic decor with some interesting choices such as a vintage motorcycle. The expresso based drinks are delicious. 2nd best cortado I’ve had in this city and a very good Chai latte. The location is also fantastic if you want to walk over to the beltline or just explore edgewood ave.