Hours:
Mon-Sun 7am-11pm
Parking:
Street
Solstice Cafe
What People Are Saying About Solstice Cafe
The Editor

Jonathan Baker
Citysearch
In Short Solstice is like a hip coffeehouse that just happens to serve a ridiculous menu of smart, fresh bites and homemade sangria. Plastered with original artwork and comfy club chairs, this shabby chic café is more like a laid back living room than a restaurant. But don’t let the charming twinkle lights or worn couches fool you, there’s serious attention to detail in the food and booze department. The drink menu reads like 1940 with hot cocktails for winter and fizzy drinks for summer. All come with charming names like Santa’s Helper or V’s Fresh Squeeze. Food is on an equally thoughtful…
A smaller version of Carol Street Cafe
by kohesion
I highly recommend this place...
It isn't particularly infant friendly.
Offers indoor or outdoor dining..
Unusual flavor combinations that work very well.
Quality of mixed drinks / coffee inconsistent. Depends on who is working the bar that day.
- Pros: Really good food
- Cons: Some of the meals are too small
Excellent Bar
by amoenk
The bartender is awesome. Talk to him about politics and he'll make you the most awesome margaritas.
- Pros: Great Food
- Cons: dark lighting
Excellent Vibes thanks to Incredible DJ StanZeff
by Pollyolly
Friday Great atmosphere, cozy, comfortable seating, cool friendly staff, owner's a little stiff but food is great, reasonably priced and tasty, absolutely loved the mood created by DJ StanZeff he knows how to drop those tunes and gets the place rocking, I finished my meal Calamari nice portion & chilled with drinks, time flew just listening to great music selection, before we knew it 3am!!! Definitely recommend it if you've not heard of this DJ you have to check him out he sure knows his music!
The Details on Solstice Cafe
When to Go:
Solstice serves breakfast every day until 3pm, making it popular for weekend brunch. Plus, unlike some intown brunch spots, you rarely have to wait for a table.
What to Drink:
With names like Chubby Monkey, Monster Mocha and Creme Solstice, the hot-and-cold coffee drinks made with Lavazza coffee are better than dessert and worth the shots of caffeine. The menu also features Revolution and PG Tips teas.
The Extras:
Solstice is practically across the street from Grant Park. Walk off your meal with a tree-shaded stroll, or make a day of it and visit the Atlanta Zoo or the Cyclorama, which are both in the park.
Category:
Traditional American, Restaurants
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Breakfast, Brunch, Outdoor Dining
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No











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