The Counter Culture Coffee is nice, but the stunning view of the Chattahoochee River is what makes this shop stand out. [Photo: Nick Weinmiller]

Condesa launched its original shop in Old Fourth Ward in 2010, and a second location on the Atlanta Streetcar line in Sweet Auburn followed in March. In addition to Counter Culture Coffee, look for Rishi teas, pastries from Alon's and Holeman & Finch, sandwiches, and small plates. [Photo: Christopher T. Martin/Eater Atlanta]

This coffeeshop, with its original location in New York, was built in Italy and then rebuilt in Buckhead. The team behind Corso wants patrons to "feel like they're in Europe, in Italy, hanging out." [Photo: Liz Lapidus PR]

Located on Georgia State's campus, Ebrik is student-friendly and the coffee program focuses on local roasters. [Photo: Ebrik Coffee Room/Official]

Spend your work day consuming JavaVino's coffee, breakfast burritos, and sandwiches, and then unwind at the end of the day with a glass of wine. [Photo: Foursquare/ L Martin J.]

For those who need to get some work done but can't bear to part with their beloved pooch, ParkGrounds has a dog park in the backyard. [Photo: Foursquare/Margaret A.]

The new Inman Park bakery from the Cakes & Ale team offers several coffee and espresso options to go along with breakfast and lunch items, breads, and sweets. And if a MARTA commute is on the day's schedule, it's right down the street from the Inman Park/Reynoldstown station. [Photo: Proof Bakeshop/Official]

The Birmingham-based coffeeshop continues its Southern expansion with a new outpost in Westside. Revelator offers a small menu in order to put a greater amount of focus into each cup. [Photo: Jonathan Phillips/Eater Atlanta]

If coffee isn't your game, Zen Tea pours a wide variety of herbal beverages. And for commuters, it's a couple of blocks from the Chamblee MARTA station. [Photo: Zen Tea/Facebook]