FiNCA TO FiLTER O4W — Restaurant in Atlanta

I've stumbled upon a new gem in O4W that has quickly become my new obsession - Finca to Filter. This coffee spot not only has the perfect work-from-home vibes, but it also celebrates and represents the LGBT community. You're transported to a world of cozy comforts and creative inspiration when you step inside Finca to Filter. It's a space that energizes and motivates you from the moment you walk in. Now, let's talk about coffee. Finca to Filter has a wide selection of coffee and specialty drinks; every sip is an experience. I highly recommend the cinnamon roll coffee cake - it's like a warm, sweet hug in a cup. I can't get enough of it and might have to make a daily pilgrimage from Marietta just to get my fix. But Finca to Filter isn't just about the coffee. They offer free Wi-Fi, ample street and garage parking, and outdoor seating, perfect for enjoying the stunning Atlanta weather. And the staff? They're some of the friendliest. In short, Finca to Filter is a must-visit coffee spot that offers so much more than just a caffeine fix. It's a creative haven, a welcoming community, and a place where love truly is love....

i consider myself a regular at finca & look forward to starting many days of my week there alongside my pup. i don’t drink coffee, but all of the other drinks i’ve gotten (matcha & earl grey lattes are my go-tos) have always been phenomenal, and same goes for every treat i’ve tried from the bakery counter (special shoutout to the poptart!!). they even have a walk-up window and offer pup cups. the employees are super friendly & love saying hi to my murphy man (see pic). and the space itself is beautiful! they even host weekly events such as comedy nights (tuesdays) & wine flight nights (thursdays), plus random markets & workshops on occasion. the fact that they advocate for minorities is the cherry on top of a truly special small business that i feel both thrilled & lucky to support. ❤️ i truly feel like finca is a pillar of our community at historic fourth ward park and in the greater O4W area, and i encourage locals & visitors to check it out whenever the opportunity...

Espresso shots are not pulled consistently. Each time I go I am disappointed by the quality of the espresso considering it’s nearly $10 per latte.

Wild to charge so much and then still have a tip screen asking for more money? With a latte that expensive and the pastries pushing $7/each, can you not afford to pay your employees? Why are you still asking the customer to tip? No wonder we get sass from the employees.

The floors and tables are never clean and all summer I saw flies in the pastry case. It is interesting they don’t have a score posted from the health department.

I noticed the past few visits they kept the whole milk sitting on ice rather than in a fridge? I can’t recommend this place as the coffee quality is poor and the overall...