Cultivate Food & Coffee Opens in Buckhead Food Hall

Cultivate Food & Coffee, a popular brunch and coffee spot known for its organic roasted coffee and farm-fresh menu, recently debuted its second location at Citizens Market Food Hall in Phipps Plaza.

What To Order at Cultivate Food & Coffee

The new Cultivate Food & Coffee features a full coffee bar and popular grab-and-go menu items including:

  • Honey Pot Latte (espresso with almond milk, organic vanilla, and local honey)
  • The Lavender Matcha Green Latte (organic raw ceremonial grade matcha green tea powder, milk, organic honey, and lavender syrup)
  • Café at Pharr’s famous Chicken Salad Sandwiches

Led by owner Johnny Liu, also known for his success with Atlanta favorites like Café at Pharr and The Hungry Peach, Cultivate has garnered a devoted following since its launch on Howell Mill Road in 2019.

“We are thrilled to add Cultivate Food & Coffee, one of Atlanta’s most popular coffeehouses, to augment our lineup of unique fast-casual brands serving visitors at Citizens Market Food Hall at Phipps Plaza,” Lindsey Jones, area director of marketing for Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square, said in a press release. “To create the best dining experience possible, we wanted to evolve our current offerings with a widely known coffee shop concept admired by locals. This Atlanta-based brand with its large loyal customer base is the perfect partner to add community personality to our diverse food hall options.” 

Final Sip

Coffee aside, Atlanta has a lot of cool things to do and places to eat, including some of the top soul food joints and remarkable Thai food spots. Explore the city.

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