Toastique to open second Atlanta cafe at Brickworks

Toastique will open a second Atlanta location in the West Midtown Brickworks development, expanding its fast-casual footprint in the city. The new cafe is set to bring the brand’s toast, juice and coffee menu to 1000 Marietta Street NW with daily breakfast, lunch and brunch service.

Why it matters: - Toastique’s new Brickworks cafe adds a second Atlanta location and deepens the brand’s presence in a fast-growing West Midtown corridor. - The opening gives Atlanta customers another health-focused option for breakfast, lunch and brunch in a high-traffic live-work-shop destination. - The store also extends Toastique’s national expansion as the brand moves past 60 locations.

What happened: - Toastique will open at Brickworks in Atlanta, Georgia, at 1000 Marietta Street NW, Suite A-102. - The location will be owned and operated by Atlanta resident Andy Dakshina. - The cafe will be open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. - A grand opening event will be announced soon. - Toastique said the new Atlanta store will debut in the Brickworks commercial corridor, a former industrial area now developed for living, shopping, dining and fitness.

The details: - Toastique was founded in 2018 by Brianna Keefe and started franchising in 2020. - The brand now has 60-plus locations across more than 25 states. - Toastique is known for gourmet toast, juice and coffee, with a menu built around healthy, made-in-house items. - The Brickworks menu will include signature toasts such as Avocado Smash, Smoked Salmon and PB Crunch. - Smoothie options will include Green Machine, Superfruit and Blue Mystique. - Handcrafted smoothie bowls will be customizable and topped with superfoods. - The cafe will also serve cold-pressed juices, wellness shots, espresso drinks and grab-and-go items. - Every item will be made in-house using premium, locally sourced ingredients with no artificial additives. - The brand’s menu philosophy centers on making healthy eating approachable, accessible and enjoyable.

Between the lines: - Brickworks gives Toastique a built-in audience of people moving between workouts, errands, dining and shopping. - Dakshina framed the location as a fit for a neighborhood with heavy foot traffic and an energetic atmosphere. - The Atlanta opening reinforces how health-focused fast casual concepts are continuing to expand in mixed-use developments.

What's next: - Toastique will announce the grand opening event later. - Store updates will be shared on Instagram at @toastique. - More information is available at the Atlanta Brickworks page. - Toastique also directs customers to its main site at Toastique.