If there is one thing to know about me it’s that I LOVE coffee.
There have been times in my life where I had gone on a coffee detox and it was the worst decision of my life.
What am I to do on the weekend if my day doesn’t start at a coffee shop in town?
I’ve been very fond of exploring Atlanta via delicious cups of morning brew, so when I heard that Revelator Coffee was open, I put it on my to-do list and popped down there for a cuppa-the-good-stuff.
Revelator coffee was designed with minimalism in mind. The walls are all white and adorned with white pieces of pottery. The only bits of contrast are the beautiful cognac leather chairs and couches draped with turkish style blankets and plush pillows.
As any morning should in Atlanta, we started early that day and found ourselves in need of a caffeine rejuvenation promptly after we got going.
Without much hesitation we decided to pop into Revelator coffee and were welcomed with the smell of pour over coffee and fresh baked goods.
Revelator offers all sorts of nooks and cranies to get comfortable in and it isn’t coffee for just one type of person.
You had the quiet hipster with her Dr. Dre beats silently sipping away reading a newspaper in the corner.
A bunch of cool girls snapping selfies with an Instamax sitting by the window.
The Jock and his girlfriend strolled in ready to get their brew on.
And then us; a good mix of Preppy meets Atlantan.
Revelator has more than just coffee, they also serve quick breakfasts and have a bevy of baked goods to sort through.
Needing some sort of protein to soak up the caffeine, I went with a Spinach and Ricotta quiche.
At first I almost regretted my decision because I thought I was going to end up eating some sort of vegan egg mixture, but upon first bite, I thought this was the real deal.
Made from locally sourced ingredients in Atlanta, the quiche was wonderfully put together. Some of the vendors that they use in their meals are Flora and Flour, The Spotted Trotter and The Turnip Truck.
I do love when restaurants add some local flair to their menus, it makes it much more unique than your mermaid clad cup of coffee.
It disappeared from my eyes as I savored every bite, hoping to be able to recreate the flaky crust and perfectly cooked center at home. It was odd eating a salad for breakfast, but it was also wonderfully refreshing.
Overall, I was very pleased with Revelator’s low key atmosphere. The coffee was good, but I’m still a fan of Italian style coffee the most (you can blame the week in Italy for that!) however, nothing would stop me from coming back to get another quiche in the future!
If you’re in Westside Provisions, I recommend popping by and trying some of their new menu such as the avacado toast and the breakfast cheese board!
This looks so yummy! I am not a coffee person but I definitely love quiche and the other breakfast options sounds great. I jus found out about this area last week but didn’t have enough time to really explore other than bartaco, so I will have to take a look the next time I am home!
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Danielle
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You aren’t a coffee person? That’s crazy! I don’t know how you do college without coffee lol!
Westside Provisions is so fun! You’ll love it!
As a fellow coffee addict, this place looks wonderful! I wish there were more small owned coffee shops around.
Christina :: Simple and Delish
Yes! I love small coffee shops. I don’t like supporting huge chains.
I love a good coffee shop! Great photos!
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