Atmalogy

This place is super cute! It’s in a house that has a lot of fun spaces for chatting and drinking coffee. It also has a lot of fun options for syrups and specialty drinks. Unfortunately, the coffee is just not good. I had an iced latte that I couldn’t even finish. The coffee was overly strong (and that’s coming from someone who typically likes strong coffee). I was not expecting that from a latte! I had salted caramel flavor added to mine that was just overpowering and did not mesh with the equally overpowering coffee.

Got a specialty coffee and it wasn’t disappointing. Prices seemed about average and the staff was friendly. It loops around so there’s space. It was fun to browse the little «shop» they have, supporting local artists.

This is a review of atmalogy as a coffee shop. I was working nearby in June after students left and needed a quick pickmeup at 3pm.
Pros — service was fast. There was no one in line, but it is early summer. Service was nice. I asked someone behind the bar what the name meant and it happened to be the owner who told me the meaning. Espresso macchiato was good.
Cons — I ordered a cappuccino, I got a macchiato. But, I realized afterwards that Capps were not on the menu. So, there is that. The space can be a little confusing until you see the map.
So, the espresso is good, but the actual drink itself is not really what I ordered. Not a big deal for me since I happen to love macchiatos. I just went with it.
The business side of me is wondering how often the rooms get rented at the rates they were showing. If I ran a small local team I think it would be a great place to hold weekly meetings based on a relaxing, warm atmosphere.

Really cute and original theme/​environment. I had the iced latte with salted caramel syrup and it was alright, though a little overpriced for the small. However, the interior décor might have me coming back. The staff was also courteous and quick.

My friend and I stopped here for some java and some ice cream and it as great for what they’d. Fascinating décor, fascinating beverages, smaller assortment of ice cream, but the fact they had it was fine. Expensive yes, and due to the lack of anything else like it about, they kind of have you with it. I ‘d usually write more, but honestly no one showed or told us of they additional space they’d so all we got to see and tr was the front entrance region

How cool is this place?!? A house turned into a coffeeshop. Of course, you can probably find that in most any large city… but this place is special.
Really good service (although they can get busy at times), the drinks are wonderful, and they have a large selection of delicious pastries.
The house has a handful of rooms, each with its own character and unique seating arrangements. Take, for example, the room by the front door with a bunch of pillows on the floor where you can get super comfortable and chill out while you enjoy some coffee and get some work (or studying done) with your shoes off!
My favorite is the couch in the middle room. Outlets are located all over the place and the couch is just comfortable enough to where I can sit and work for hours at a time without falling asleep.
Check this place out… just don’t tell anyone else ;)

Uhmm I am not a big fan of this place although it does have some unique features.
* long wait time — we waited in line for at least 15 minutes and another 30 minutes before the food was ready. I guess it had to do with the fact that they prepared the food the moment it was ordered, but 45 minutes wait for breakfast is a luxury I cant afford
* food and drink are not impressive at all. I got a coconut cinnamon latte which tasted so bland and weird I couldn’t even finish it. The avocado toast is so so too.
* space: they have a few rooms for rental for working/​meeting purposes so there is not ton of space left for others to sit down.
It’s good that it’s conveniently located in West End but other than that I cant think of another reason why I would want to come back here.

I really wanted to love Atmalogy. The location is conveniently across the street from Vandy. There are plenty of meeting spaces available for reserving.
I ordered a latte to keep my energy going during the late afternoon, and my friend and I wandered the premises. I was very impressed with the meeting spaces, and wished there were more seats available without having to sign up for it.
My friend bought atma balls from the glass display case, which were quite tasty balls of gluten free dough of some sort. My friend also pointed the meaning of Atma as relating to the soul. I’m guessing that’s what Atmalogy is all about, and I really respect that.
I’m so sad to say that my latte was terrible. It tasted like the espresso was over roasted or burnt or something because it was not good. I tried to drink it as well as I could, but it took so much of me to take every sip. I wish I had told the barista before I left, but I was scared to sip my latte when it was still so hot. I couldn’t even finish half of the latte… It was just no good.
Maybe it was just an off day. But in the future, I may only stop here for a snack, but not for any espresso.

Cozy yet roomy establishment with an atmosphere great for hipsters or those of us who are the complete opposite. Yogurt bowls are great as is the avocado toast. As others have said, service can be slow but the staff seem friendly and the food is good.

Kind of slow service, but the yogurt bowl was amazing. It has a very interesting layout too. They have pillows rooms and couches to lay on, but very little seating

SO COOL! I definitely want to come back here and study! Love the concept! You can rent spaces to study or use — shared creative space! Some of the rooms are available for general use when they’re not being rented out too so it’s nice!
They made me a lavender coffee too — super sweet of them. It’s not on the menu but they were so friendly to do that for me!

Probably one of the best spaces to get some work done in the Nashville area. The space is vibrant and enables some good creativity. Also as far as coffee shops go, Atmalogy is one of the most quiet spaces this side of the city. Most coffee shops are pretty unruly with people going in and out constantly so this is a nice change of pace.

This little house– turned coffee shop is super cute and cozy, and the spaces lend themselves to group meetings and creative thinking (at least I think that’s the theme they are going for!) I used to come here when they first opened back in 2014 to study…
Their coffee drinks are okay, haven’t really tried their food… I would come here more for the ambiance than to stop by for a cup of coffee…

Atmalogy not only serves great coffee + food, but also has a beautiful event space, perfect for an art show, album release, show, yoga session, you name it. Last year, I hosted an album release party here and the turnout was fantastic. The host /​owner Heather was extremely accommodating, allowed me to bring in outside alcohol, play music loudly, and even set up a projector.
Overall the space is comfortable and has a lot of character. Whenever I plan to host another event, this will be my go to spot — not to mention it’s conveniently located across the street from Vanderbilt!

Lovely coffee shop, but the menu items are hit-​or-​miss.
The good: Really cool space, with different themed rooms. Whether you’re there to chill or work, there’s a space for you. The grilled cheese was awesome, and the Wild Horse was even better.
The bad: The hummus plate wasn’t much to write home about.
The ugly: The matcha latte. I can honestly say it was the worst matcha latte I’ve ever had, even if compared to my sad attempts at making one at home. The texture wasn’t smooth, I’m not sure if it’s due to too much matcha powder or the atma that they add, but it felt kinda grainy. It tasted bland, and the last sip gave me chills, and not the good kind.

What a neat little place. I came here to meet with a potential wedding coordinator. The cool thing about this place is you can rent a private room where you can meet with your schoolmates or future clients. I got a glimpse of how much it was per hour and it was only $ 10!
It’s located right on west end and they have enough parking to accommodate you. When you walk in, you instantly notice that it used to be a house since everything is compartmentalized. I really like that though because it creates intimate spaces for people.
I ordered their latte with their signature syrup which was made with cinnamon. It was delicious! I also ordered their empanada which was made with eggs and cheese. The best part of that empanada was the salsa that came with it! Try it. You’ll love it.
Love this place. Will definitely come back again.

Great place to grab a sandwich and do some work while your daughter is visiting Vanderbilt. Their location is almost exactly across the street from the office of admissions. Unlike your average coffee/​sandwich place, they have a variety of rooms and you can pick a spot to hole-​up and get something done with those hours. Personally, I managed one conference call and a half-​dozen customer/​supplier calls in addition to enough bandwidth to get some computer-​based work accomplished.
I also had lunch. It was an off-​menu lunch based on the recommendation of the employee who served me at the counter. She likes to take their grilled cheese (cheddar, goat cheese and tomato on multi-​grain bread) and add turkey and avocado before putting it on the press grill. It resulted in a tasty treat that was equal parts gooey, cheesy, and crunchy. Warm goat cheese is either something you love or hate. If you’re like me and you love the stuff you will really appreciate this sandwich.
The manager (owner?) was there when I picked up my sandwich and was busy discussing the possibility of adding the creation to the menu (see photo). I understand they are planning to call it the Wildhorse but have no idea how they came up with that name. Regardless, it is one fantastic sandwich!

I absolutely love all of the food and drinks except for the Acai Berry Bowls from here. I was super pumped they offer them, seeing as Jamba Juice is the only other location in town. However, it was like drinking almond milk soup with a hint of Acai. They barely put any fruit or granola on them and they were straight liquid.
Try any of their other products and I promise you will not be let down.

Atmalogy is such a cute and wholesome place. I enjoy coming here for a lengthy work day and plopping myself down on multiple pillows with an iced coffee in tow. Seriously – the environment is so calming and comfortable – it is the perfect place to concentrate.
They also have healthy food, coffee and natural juice options which are usually pretty tasty. The one star off is only because the coffee here isn’t amazing. The last two drinks I ordered have actually been pretty bland. I prefer the juice.
I don’t think I’ve ever visited another establishment quite like this and feel lucky it’s so close to where I live.

This particular coffee shop is quite the cuteness. One Unilocaler said it best when she referenced the décor being reminiscent of Anthropolgie.
You’re able to rent out some of the space for meetings, yoga, etc… which is great and most importantly can use the quiet areas to study or just sit in for your quick bite.
My breakfast was not at all what I expected to order. It was toast with avocado, feta or blue cheese and honey and I enjoyed it very muchto my surprise. Just the idea of it made me feel all fit and healthy and after experiencing the service, the ambience and my toast… I must say Atmalogy was a winner.