Very nice place. Prices are high but food was delicious. Basil Pasta with salmon and the burger were our choices and both delicious. The seafood dip appetizer was amazing. It was more of a soup like texture than a dip but it was most definitely my favorite. They do have a huge drink selection and atmosphere was nice. Service was great too. My only reason for not 5 star was the prices very pricey and the kettle chips they claim came with burger was basically lays plain chips.

One of the nicest airport food I’ve ever had. Get the recommended.

Loved this place for a quick, peaceful bite! The chicken salad croissant was so delicious!!! Huge wine choice too :)

I always enjoy stopping here when I have a layover in Atlanta. Its very peaceful as its tucked away from the organized chaos of the airport. They have a great selection of loose-leaf teas, both flavored and unflavored. I particularly enjoy their white teas. Ive also enjoyed their hot chocolate, and I recommend looking at their pastries as well. Their fruit tart included redcurrants on it, which are difficult to fins, and it made for a particularly delicious treat. Service is friendly and prompt. Would highly recommend!

My spouse and I stopped by here as a result of being stuck in the airport for more than two and a half hours after processing through customs in border protection. We came upon this restaurant getting off the escalator looking for something to eat. We saw that there was no line and figured why not lets go in and give it a shot. I ordered the Mediterranean spicy wrap with hummus and pasta bowtie. My spouse ordered the Viennese Salmon with spinach and orzo type pasta. Our server, Tai, was capable and knowledgeable about the menu. Our server did a very good job and was tipped accordingly. Our meal came out, I felt, a little bit on the expensive side. We had time until our flight departed so we didnt mind the extra expense at this point.

Very nice stop! Food was good.Drinks were amazing! Try the baileys cappuccino!Banana-nutella crepe was very good!

Great food but slow service. Recommend the croque madame and kahlua coffee.

Great selection of coffees, sharing their hot dips are amazing in the evening when you are just looking for a nibble, plus kudos for them BEING OPEN LATE! YAY!! 🎉🎉 ... Will say getting a seat can be a challenge sometimes and the crepes have been crispy, which its inconsistent with whos in the kitchen it seems. Wait-staff has always been top notch every time!

Great atmosphere and food. Servers are very friendly. The eggs benedict is very tasty.

My breakfast was superb. On top of that the scenery was magical. I ate my breakfast and felt like I was on a Paris street. 😍

Lovely spot! French themed menu with breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. You get to eat surrounded by books, which is wonderful. The service is fast and friendly. Overall one of the better options for airport dining. They serve fast enough for you to stop between flights.

Decent breakfast at airport restaurant price. My boyfriend and I each ordered a coffee and were each served our own personal pot. Not sure if that is the standard or what. I also got a mimosa and it was a good ratio with not a lot of juice. The traditional eggs Benedict were ok but the potatoes were not very good which was disappointing. Service was professional and friendly. They gave us the check as soon as we finished which I LOVE in an airport.

I just had what were possibly the worst eggs Benedict in my life. The yolks were cooked to the point of being hard boiled, the English muffin was toasted only along one edge, and the Hollandaise had no discernable flavor other than the hot pepper powder sprinkled on top. The fried potatoes were over cooked on one side, not cooked enough on the other. So the food is a solid one star. My server on the other hand, was simply marvelous. She offered to have the food taken away and re-done, but I didnt have time. So she sent over the manager, who was also wonderful. She took a significant amount off the bill, which was very kind. Apparently the cook is new and still learning, which happens. Hopefully hell get better. So the service is a solid five stars. Ive been eating here for at least the last ten years, and this is my first negative experience. Ill give them another try when I come through this June.

Great place to wait for your flight and enjoy a coffee.

Best spot to get away in the Atlanta airport... You can rest & relax without any hustle & bustle. The food selection is nice, but you absolutely MUST try one of their dozens & dozens of specialty coffees & desserts!

Very nice and relaxing restaurant for an airport eatery. Had a great avocado salad. Pleasant and swift service.

It’s nice place in Midtown but never visit it in the airport

Dont get me wrong... The food and service are super good. BUT... Plates are about half the size and twice the cost of what they should be. Entrees, the entire plate, are literally smaller than your hand, and $26+. See my pix. Ill go to the TGIFridays next door next time.

High quality food, crepes and coffee. I have confirmed the quality is consistent after 20+ visits to this restaurant while transiting through ATL concourse B over the years. On several occasions I will go out of my way to this concourse specifically to have a Chicken Florentine or a Nutella Crepe and a cup of black coffee, which is served in a silver carafe. They no longer serve my favorite dish, the herb crusted chicken, however the Florentine is a even better tasting albeit heavier entrée. If you are really in for a treat, the Chicken Deluxe Crepe is worth splitting with a companion. The Nutella Crepe is a great snack, arguably as good or better than I have had at any establishment in Western Europe. This is a must visit for anyone passing through ATL. See attached photos.

Mmm...Cafe Intermezzo has been my go to bakery even before I moved to Atlanta. I remember making the drives into Atlanta with my old roommate from Augusta and just stock up. There are so many varieties to choose from. You can go savory with the chicken and pepper flakey pastry or the the hotdog buns. You cant go wrong with many of the sweet buns too! My favorite is the custard buns and the little Japanese cupcakes. I love their Thai tea boba, although at times their teas are a bit too sweet for me. I wish they had a biodegradable to go container instead of their usual plastic boxes for those who are doing carry out

Slow service and it’s a mess. The person brought food out was nasty and racist. When I asked her a question, she snapped,” I’m not your waiter. Don’t ask me.” Well, she spent 1hour talking with her customer friend right in front of me and of course you don’t know where my fruit cup was.

My Oasis in the Atlanta airport. In fact...ignore this really great score...

Lovely restaurant, excellent wine selections, yummy food! Had French onion soup, deviled eggs, with a glass of Vouvray. Very tasty! Wonderful!!!

Friendly staff! The Cafe Intermezzo is outstanding!

I had a delicious salad with prosciutto, lettuce, salmon, apples, and cheese. It was delicious. They had a nice selection of desserts too

The best airport dining Ive ever experienced. The bookstore is cozy and a great hideaway if you have a bit of a layover.

Im not above spending $5 on coffee, its just when I do spend that (or 3x that in this case) I expect a quality product.Others experience may vary, but mine was rather disappointing.The food took 20 mins to come out (it was just eggs on bread and a side of potatoes) and it wasnt hot, or even warm when it did. They werent even busy as to have a reason why it would take that long. The bread was burned on one side (at waffle house Id accept it, but this was 4x the price of waffle house) which added to the already lackluster, overpriced meal.Got it, airport places are more expensive. There are better places to spend your money than here though.

A nice tucked away cafe Intermezzo with a book store feel. Setup is similar To the rest of their locations. Kinda slow. I had decent service, waitress was super nice and helpful. I got the tiramisu cheesecake and got chocolate. Hot chocolate tasted like powder mix and water. The tiramisu cheesecake was light and airy. The crust was delicious.

Great place to grab breakfast before you fly out of Atlanta. I’ve stopped here many times and it’s always delicious.

Tiffany was my server and she was a gift to my anxious, stuttering self. Thank you for your patience. To anyone who has her, count yourself lucky because shes a fantastic server.As for the food: it was delightful and sadly, theres no way to eat anything with Nutella without making a little mess.

I rarely give five stars. My opinion is that an establishment has to EARN five stars. Cafe Intermezzo earned every last one. I forgot I was in an airport. Everything from the books, to the mahogany wood panels to the unique and quality menu options, it all speaks to a unexpected fine dining. Suddenly I was transported back to Europe with numerous elements of the dining experience. I happened to sit across from a giant flat screen tv exquisitely mounted and framed displaying a photo slideshow of grand European sites. The ambience is almost perfect. Seating arrangement is a bit tight, but it’s obviously in an attempt to accommodate its bustling clientele.And then there was the food. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Did I say fresh? Fresh and light. The salad greens and vegetables were especially fresh. The Naan and Lox light, fresh and tasty. The savory crepe with artichoke and spinach is light, fresh and allows you to appreciate all the flavors at work. After such good food I had to have dessert. I was full, but felt that I must give them a chance to ruin the five star rating I had planned to give. They had no intentions of doing so. Tiramisu. Excellent!Staff were attentive, helpful and courteous. I think I’m going to make it a point to make my layovers in ATL a little longer intentionally so that I can eat here.

Fast service in good food.

Tried the spinach artichoke crepe and the spicy tortellini. The crepe was light, but a little underwhelming in flavor and presentation. That being said, the spicy tortellini was lovely and rich. Would recommend.Faith was my waitress and she was wonderful. The perfect level of attentiveness without being overbearing.

Extensive drink menu, excellent service and great food.

Great spot for breakfast at an airport. Coffee and bloody mary were excellent. The server, Porsa was attentive and efficient. She made me feel welcomed. The menu is diverse with healthy selections. The Eggs Benedict was okay, not great. I would definitely make this my layover spot for sure.

If in Concourse B and have at least a two hour layover, I’d recommend this place over the rest.

Delicious! Schlag (i.e. the best whipped cream you ever had)... and the crispiest, lightest French toast...yummm

Poor service, mediocre food. Dont serve an americano like this without at least an apology for the handle that nobody wants to touch.

Great place to eat at ATL. Had the salmon pasta with vodka cream sauce and it was great. No salads with, ala carte though. The dessert menu is magical. And the service was better than I thought it would be. Its a bit odd in setting as its also a souvenir shop. Dont let that deter you. Prices were what youd expect for an airport restaurant.

Books, beans, bites, booze. A nice quiet spot in the busy ATL airport.

For a long time it has been one of my favorite places to stop in ATL. Food is good (especially as for an airport) but it is clearly overpriced.

Good food, fast service

Excellent service and good coffee. Decent menu selection with average airport prices. Seating gets a bit cramped at peak times. Centrally located in terminal B. Ive visited a few times between flights and never been disappointed. Beats all the fast food places with no where to sit. Go in the Cafe if you want to feel human, not like cattle.

Was looking for something more than airport fast food. Love that there is a bookstore in the restaurant. Had a great, filling meal, well prepared. Food took a little while but I had some time.

Was brought my check after having Italian Bruschetta and a Guinness. The waitress never even asked me if I wanted anything else till 20 minutes after bringing me my check and seeing me giving this resturant one star when she walked by. I does not matter how good the food is when the sever tells you the meal is done and does not offer you anything till they see your screen.

Coffee is great, nice nutty flavor. Had the French toast, yummy. Wish I had more time to try more of the coffee, nice to be surrounded by boss when you eat, very calming. The lack of TVs is refreshing.

Nice to know that a place like this in Midtown closes at 2am on the weekends. The ambience is tame and classy unlike the bars down the street on Peachtree. After walking a mile from Piedmont Park, a friend and I wanted to relax and eat at a quiet place. Luckily we were immediately seated. Surprised since it is Saturday.

Google. brought me over here saying that its very famous for its hot chocolate. But, neither the service nor the hot chocolate were good. The service was so horrible that it made me regret my decision to come here. Made me feel that even the local fast food services would have been better.

Enjoyed the Monty Cristo sandwich here.

I enjoyed having a relaxing morning latte and some breakfast. Atmosphere is pleasant and gave me the feeling of a giant library. Slightly Pricey

I was flying through Atlanta on December 18th and stopped here for lunch during a long layover. I had been here before and remembered liking it. This time, however, I got a hair in my food, and a nasty case of food poisoning! I ordered a hummus plate, which was good except for the hair (which I found after I had eaten almost all of the dish). The dish also did not come with nearly enough bread for the hummus, so I asked for carrots or something. They didn’t have any, but offered me a cucumber (for a price). So I ordered that. And I’m pretty sure that’s where the food poisoning came in. I don’t know if they didn’t clean the knife or the cutting board, but they were clearly in a hurry. The cucumber came out cut very unevenly with some pieces very thin and other pieces close to a half inch thick. The hummus plate with my tea and the tip cost me more than $20, and several hours of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration. Don’t eat here.

I arrived from a long and exhaustive trip and stopped there for a nice hot chocolate.a waitress pointed at a table and disappeared.I had to ask several servers before I could get the menu.The selection was nice and i made up my mind very quickly.No server cane by for several minutes. I tried to catch their attention severaltimes - unsuccessfully.when i managed to get someone s attention, they told me they would be right back. a while later someone came, same thing happened.When i finally got a waitress to take my order, she was abrupt and unprofessional. I stood up and left.

Considering the location, this place is really great. Regular coffee was excellent. Avacado toast and omletes were tasty. Service and ambiance was first rate. Breakfast for 2 was $40. Leisurely meal will take about 45 min. We would do it again.

Reasons for 5 Star Review: The food, service and commitment for doing the right thing! The flavors, presentation of meals, and just the deliciousness was a welcomed airport meal! Our Server, Alaye, was attentive, knowledgeable and personable. We left behind on the floor a briefcase with computer, etc in rush to catch next flight. Someone (unfortunately we dont know who) found it and put it in a safe place in the restaurant. After calls (which were promptly returned to me) to the restaurant manager and corporate office, no success...until almost 10 days later when the briefcase with contents in tact was found in this safe area and a call immediately placed to me. Thats commitment to doing the right thing! We are so grateful and continue to believe that there are so many people doing the right thing! Dine at Cafe Intermezzo when you can; you will be rewarded on many levels!

Great date night place.

I sat at the bar and and ate seared scallops with sauteed spinach and lemon risotto. At first they didnt cook the scallops enough so I asked them to put them back on the grill. Once they did they were much better. I would definitely eat there again and the bar staff were great. Trevor especially went out of his way to explain different drinks and food and give personal recommendations. Sending my food to be cooked more was the only reason I gave them 4 stars.

Jerry is the best. Friendly and professional!!🇺🇸

I love going here during layovers of international travel. They have excellent coffee, espresso, and everything in between. The breakfast menu is my personal favorite. They consistently maintain a high standard of service and food quality. It does take time - which can be a good thing. However, if you are running between connections without more than 45 minutes to spare you might have to pass this particular establishment by.

Always a good stop for food when traveling through the Atlanta airport. Those with a little extra time between flights will find this place relaxing with fine food choices, including amazing desserts. Good wine selections. It’s worth the stop even if you are departing from a different terminal.

Loved it so much, came back on the return trip. The food and service are excellent. I love eating in bookstores.

I love Cafe Intermezzo! Food is always excellent & the best cup of coffee @ATL. Staff always gracious. A wonderful discovery a few years ago.

Awesome Food . Good drinks

If you are stuck at the airport for a while, there is no better place to sit and have lunch and a coffee than Cafe Intermezzo. It cant quite escape being an airport restaurant, as reflected by the prices, but the service is good and a table next to their oddly curated selection of books is ideal for reading or people watching. The wine selection is decent and the salads are good.

I have traveled through ATL quite a bit, and Cafe Intermezzo is a frequent stop for me if I need to relax on a long layover. The coffee is delicious, and the food is good too. They have a few salad options, and there are some vegetarian-friendly dishes for both breakfast and lunch/dinner. The prices are a little high, but expected for an airport restaurant, in my opinion. Id describe the atmosphere as cozy, which can quickly turn to cramped a peak dining hours. If youre traveling alone or with one or two people, and you want a relaxing, tasty meal or a good cup of coffee, I recommend stopping at Cafe Intermezzo.

Decent food, horrible service . It would be more accurate to say no service. The waiter was friendly but inattentive to say the least. Had a waiter (not my waiter) named Faith (thank you Faith)not noticed my empty tea glass, I would’ve never got a refill on my drink. My waiter did not return to check on me until I was almost ready to leave. My soup never came. There are too many other choices to waste your time at this location...

If you ever want to be lead to your table and completely ignored. This is the place..🤨I eventually left quietly (didnt notice me) and went next door to TGI Fridays where I was greeted and served immediately.😎

I found a n oasis in the middle of the airport! Great French onion soup and chicken crepes! I highly suggest it for the long waits of flights! Nice atmosphere! I will be back!

One of the most relaxing restaurant and desert bars at the ATL airport. The food is prepared to order, a varied menu. Theres a premium for all food at the airport, yet a number of menu items were very competitive with walk up food vendors. Since security wait is such a variable, it was worth the extra to arrive early and sit and enjoy table service off to the side of the crush. It was definitely quieter and more relaxed than the food court.

Charming spot to pass some time at the airport

Nice selection of coffees, cocktails, neat setting with books lining up the walls, and polite service. This place fills a gap between premium and basic. There are tables by the windows too.Been here up to 10 times over the years. Today I had a first with food that wasnt that good. The smoked salmon Benedict looked as if it had sat under a heating lamp for a bit. At $17 it could be better, and has been in the past. I said nothing but should have given the server a shot at fixing the food. The coffee with fresh cream was spot on.So while today was just ok, its been better before. I will return and will speak up if the food is lackluster.

Great, went above and beyond my expectations for an airport restaurant. Dining here around 630 am after a redeye, I did not imbibe in any adult beverages. If they are as strong as the espresso, however, Id be one happy customer! 10/10 would enjoy layover potatoes here again

Cool concept, cafe set in a book store. Very French feel. However, the service is HORRIFIC. This is in an AIRPORT - so you would expect people have limited time, right?! The worst part was there were quite a few employees, just no one seemed to wait on tables. They were talking amongst themselves, and NOT paying attention to the customers. Food was fine. Coffee was BITTER. But, service was unbearably slow. Never again.

Best airport food Ive had recently, they have an interesting beverage menu which includes a variety of loose leaf teas in addition to wines, beers, cider and more. Server was able to speak to the menu and tell me about what she had tried and liked, a definite plus. Food is a little bit of everything, but all good. Everyone around me was enjoying their selections.

For a bar/restaurant in an airport, this is a great getaway. It wasnt busy, service was friendly and they have a great menu of food and drinks. Its not just a book store that serves pastries. Nice place to get away from the crowds.

I’ve enjoyed cafe Gianduja many times, but the counter service was horrid today...25 minutes for one drink (no food)!

Those is my go to place when I have a layover. Interesting eclectic menu and efficient but never hurried service. The cafe is a welcome respite from the plethora of fast food chains decorating the rest of the terminals.

Wonderful loose leaf teas.

The lady working the register acted like she would rather be anywhere but where she was. No eye contact while talking to you. But the lady making the drinks was as sweet as can be. She was pleasant and kind. The drinks were overly sweet. Had a blended chocolate and the wife had a blended caramel. The blenders could use an upgrade as we had pretty big chunks of ice at the bottom of our drinks, clogging the too short straws (with the domed lid to accommodate whipped cream). Live and learn. Should have checked reviews.

Not recommending the vegan chocolate cake. ... cappuccino was good. Regular coffee not so much. Seating is nice, but not a great place in total. Find another place if you like good coffee and food.

An excellent choice when flying via Atlanta. I’ve had breakfast there many times. They are easy to navigate for gluten free and have great coffee as well. Black Forest ham and cheddar omelette with fruit on the side is a great choice for gluten free.I almost forgot to mention, the table service has always been excellent as well!

Yum, so good!

Unfortunate experience. Thankfully I was not in a rush to catch a flight. The server took a long time to come to my table to take my order. Then my salad came before my hot tea and I had no water either. The “burnt avocado“ was more like rotten mushy avocado. Then the tea cup was obviously dirty with tea leaves stuck to it. My salad plate had a big chip on the rim. The server forgot to bring almond milk with my tea. The tangy dressing on the salad was good. The rooibos chai tea was good. It’s like the planning is great but the execution is really poor.

Food is always good. My service today was friendly and as speedy as it gets but the host/hostess are always surly. Always on their phone. And would prefer you seat yourself at the bar than have to stop their texting to walk you to a table. If it werent that this is the best food terminal B has to offer, Id suggest going elsewhere because the first touch point with the customer is such a customer turnoff it colors the rest of the experience.

Not bad for an airport spot. Not like the ATL brick and mortar spots but still very good service and tasty food. The smoked salmon crostini was very different than what I expected but still very good. Faith was very nice too.

I had the chicken salad sandwich this time around which caused me to add a star to the rating.It was really good. The croissant was crispy and toasted, the chicken salad was light, sweet and good texture. The pasta salad was also good

Delicious sophisticated food with fresh ingredients. Skip the breweries and have a nice meal instead. Select your dessert from the case before youre seated and enjoy the nice atmosphere of the book department that abutts the dining room.

The service was great. Thanks to my waitress I had a wonderful meal and experience. Thanks Tipp.

I really like this place. The ambiance, coffee and food is great. But the service has steadily declined. There is usually something wrong with my order or something is left out. And the service is slow. It’s the type of place to go if you have a long layover...not for a quick bite.

Food was good for airport food, but all of it was prepared. It wasnt priced that way. The service was barely acceptable. I wont try them again.Choose wisely.

When I was in college, I ate at the Cafe Intermezzo location weekly. Ive always tried to eat at the airport location when possible and it used to be pretty good. This past visit there was no host waiting and as a result several people waiting in line actually walked away. When I was seated the service was ok, but the drinks menu was in terrible shape. In fact, nearly every drinks menu I saw looked battered. I ordered the croissant chicken salad sandwich. It came out quickly but was first taken to the wrong table. The sandwich wasnt better than anything you can get at a grab and go vendor at the airport. The croissant tasted old and wasnt flaky at all. The chicken salad was all in one spot as if it was put on the croissant with an ice cream scoop and wasnt spread. The balsamic tomatoes were overripe and therefore also tasted terrible. For a $15 sandwich and side it was a massive waste of time and money. Ill probably go again next time Im in concourse B, but based on previous experiences, not this one.

Water was served in dirty glasses. Soup and sandwiches took 25 minutes and the soup was barely warm. I assume it was hot at some point between cooking and serving, just not at the right time. The wait staff was cutting up quite a bit. Possibly they were just bored of waiting for the kitchen staff. Walking out we saw lots of uneaten food at empty tables. I guess others got the same impression. Perhaps the manager took a sick day.

If you want a cup of coffee in less than 20 minutes with only 2 people in line you’d be better taking the train to another terminal.

The food was okay. Service was not great. I am traveling with one person. They sat us at a four top, which was great so I didnt have to sit on top of my bag. Then, one employee comes over and tells us to move. I told them we were sat there and they said hold on and walked away. Our server came about 5 minutes later and asked if we had more people coming, and I again said we were sat at that table. She made us move our things and separated the table by a foot. No one ever sat at that table, and there were many others open. No need to have made us move. I waited through our whole meal to have my water refilled, but when it was time to pay the server she was right there. I will not go to this restaurant again. ATL has plenty more to offer.

On today June 23rd 2017. I had one of best Black Bean burgers in a long time. It was not too spicy and seasoned just right. Also my waitress was wonderful. She told me everything I needed to know before I ordered. The coffee was brewed to perfection and presentation was very nice. If you love just regular coffee then this is the place for you. I will visit this place again in my future travels. They are located in B concourse.

Great food, drinks and service. The only obstacle for me was the paper straws. I know save the world but I cannot get used to those.

Good food and relaxing atmosphere for an airport breakfast. Service was good and the combination cafe and bookstore was a nice change of pace from the typical hustle of the Atlanta airport. Prices were a bit expensive, but that is typical of airport food. Definitely try the crepes. Excellent combination of sweet and savory.

Great spot to relax and unwind when on a layover. Grilled chicken sandwich is well seasoned and delicious. Order the pasta salad as your side. Servers are attentive but give you space.

One of my favorite spots at the Airport. If youre looking for something different Cafe Intermezzo is the place. Although theyre billed primary as a coffee house, there is a full food menu that includes light to heavy European fare. I had a savory chicken crepe with mushroom onion cream sauce. Highly recommend!

I used to like this restaurant. Every time when I fly and have long layover I used to come here. I was really unpleasantly surprised! Service is bad, and food was very disappointing (burgers are better in the fast food restaurants). I had to remind them 3 times that I ordered a cup of soup which was by the way something like canned soup. They forgot to brinng me a wasabi mayo, and the burger was literally like in a fast food restaurant. I cant believe they charge $14 for it! Do yourself a favor and skip this place. Its not anymore what it used to be....

I got a savory crepe - chicken and veggies, also a side order of veggies. So yummy!The crepes were tasty but rich - not super heavy though. Loved the vegetable side. Not sure if it changes by season, but mine was mixed squash and zucchini, steamed, and surprisingly, little to no salt or oil.Of course your can add salt if thats your thing, but this is probably the best balance of healthy and filling Ive had at any airport as far as actual meals are concerned.