Solstice Cafe, Breakfast Brunch - Atlanta Restaurant Review

Solstice Cafe and I think of Sunday mornings. I lovepainter's touch, walls lined with paintings in various
Sunday mornings. Before the dread and realizationmedia and a bar serving both omelettes and alcohol,
that Monday happens overnight, you have a fewthis is yet another secret spot unvisited by the
hours to move slow, eat a good breakfast, andhordes of breakfast feeders searching for another
realize how great life be when you finally get aorder of biscuits, grits and pancakes.
chance to stop thinking about things that matter toSolstice Cafe is what would happen if you turned an
everyone else except us - specifically anything havingexcellent bohemian coffee shop into a breakfast and
to do with work.lunch spot and then gave it a liquor license. The staff
We wake up from a dead sleep caused by ais friendly and on this particular Sunday morning,
Saturday night of too much everything, settle intoeveryone seems to be gripping the hours before
the car, and tune the radio to one of the acoustictomorrow as they sip their coffees and enjoy Sinatra
sunrise stations and drive while Radiohead carries uscrooning over the speakers.
to Solstice Cafe in Grant Park. There it is at theThe menu is lite, mostly consisting of eggs,
north end of a strip mall, next door to an vacantsandwiches, potatoes and other simple fare. No
space, a dirty, old, rundown laundromat, and a smallpancakes, no super size servings. Just a quiet space
Mexican food market with a ceiling lined with pinatas,away from the lines at the Flying Biscuit, Thumbs Up,
Solstice Cafe is a quaint, bohemian food spot easilyand Crescent Moon - all with a huge painting of Elvis
below the foodie radar.behind the bar.
Simple metal tables painted over with an amateurReview Summary: 4.