Step inside Alon’s and you’re transported to a bustling little European market. It's a one-stop-shop for not only coffee, but wine, cheese, pastries, paninis, and more. You can't go wrong with an Americano and a chocolate croissant. [Photo]

A recent newcomer to the Atlanta coffee scene, Amelie’s offers a French ambiance that comes off a bit as the Mad Hatter’s tea party from Alice in Wonderland. Aside from the eclectic theme, Amelie’s excels in its coffee, bakery, and food selection with a friendly and helpful staff. [Photo]

Stop by this charming white brick house and find yourself greeted with not only some fine Batdorf & Bronson coffee, but also an array of fresh and seasonal food options. [Photo]

The original location of this coffee shop in Vinings allows you to escape the city for greener pastures and the tranquility of a flowing river. Chattahoochee Coffee Company backs right up to the Chattahoochee River and serves top-quality Counter Culture Coffee. The tricky part is accessing the shop since it’s within the gates of an apartment community. [Photo]

Condesa Coffee boasts sophistication through its dapperly dressed baristas and rotating selection of impressive coffee preparation methods (choose from Chemex, Aeropress, siphon, etc.). The location on the Freedom Parkway Trail, along with the craft cocktails that are available any time of day, make Condesa a gem. [Photo]

Stepping into this coffee shop is like stepping into a cozy little wonderland. You’ll find umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, the walls lined with bookshelves, a grand selection of teas, and, of course, coffee. Life doesn’t get much better than nestling into a comfortable couch on a rainy afternoon with a mug at Dr. Bombay’s. [Photo]

This is your go-to, family-friendly corner coffee shop, welcoming to regulars and newcomers alike. Take advantage of the iced coffee and ice cream selection when the weather’s warm, followed by a stroll through Grant Park or Zoo Atlanta. [Photo]

This laid-back coffee shop on North Highland is ideal for any hour. JavaVino offers Selva Negra Estate coffee, grown by the parents of the shop’s owners. Enjoy coffee by day and tapas and wine by night. [Photo]

Venturing to Smyrna may be a trek for some, but it’s worth the haul. The shop has a roastery around back, so you know you’re getting the freshest beans around. A special feature of Rev is its offering of locally named roasts, such as the ever-popular “Silver Comet Blend.” [Photo]

Less of a coffeeshop and more of a coffee counter, you will be glad you stopped in because the person behind the counter is sure to prepare your drink with speed and determination. No small talk needed here. Star Provisions’s coffee counter pairs excellently with the bakery attached. Be sure to at least take a peek at the fresh baked goods.

Tucked underneath Concentrics restaurant Parish in the idyllic Inman Park neighborhood, this cafe offers an atmosphere reminiscent of Tuscany. You'll be sure to love the exposed brick, community farm table, and patio overlooking the BeltLine while sipping on expertly prepared coffee. [Photo]