The 50 best bakeries in Atlanta

Consistently Great buttery flaky croissants and House Blend good flavor and medium body. My friend had the Cheese Danish sweet and creamy with a latte. Service was good definitely felt welcome. There was one particular Asian lady who was bubbly and genuinely friendly. Great lunch spot and good pastries & coffee that’s NOT overpriced.

Stopped in for lunch. The place was packed, so I was excited to try the food. It was a little confusing as to where we ordered and paid as there were people everywhere. We thought there was a line for the bakery, and there was a line for the deli section, but everybody had to pay the same place and it was Confusing. The line was always super long to check out as we watched. We had a Reuben and roast beef sandwich. The onion bun was pretty dry. The Reuben was good. It wasn’t great.

Wonderful atmosphere. Fresh food and courteous staff. Prices were quite reasonable for our lunch and it was delicious. The baked goods and homemade treats were very tempting. Definitely recommend this place

I sent a family member up to get some onion rolls for our burger dinner that night. These are what I needed to serve because this is what they sold! Actually ruined the special burgers made for dinner. Dry and way over cooked. Had no choice as they were closed by the time I got off work. Really hate that they would actually sell these when they are OBVIOUSLY over cooked!! If you are a bakery why would you sell burnt baked goods? Would a car dealer sell a broken car? Would you pay the lawn guy for not cutting your grass? I guess it’s okay to rip people off by selling obvious overcooked and dry bread, at least according to this management/baker. Whoever baked these should have enough respect to not sell them as acceptable baked bread. That’s just a lazy unprofessional baker! I feel the people who are considering this bakery should know what to expect from the baker!!! My only regret is actually trusting that they would be good and serving them for our dinner. These are the two left for the picture after I confirmed why my eyes were telling me.

I love Henris and especially this location. I’m only posting this because there wasn’t a contact us in the website. I have always had great customer service, until this morning. The morning crew was not friendly and seemed annoyed that I was ordering so much. It’s the crew at 7:45am but the new cashier was friendly. Please make sure staff is trained on customer service to create a welcoming environment in our neighborhood Henris for all customers. I don’t want to stop visiting this location.

What a frustrating experience….I arrived at this location at 2:55 on a Saturday and while they close at 5:00, they were in the middle of mopping and shutting down for the day - it took me a minute to even get someone to come over to help me. I asked to buy a birthday cake and pointed to one in the case. The woman helping me was chatting w a friend and made no eye contact and basically ignored me for the first awkward minutes. Then, another woman comes out and starts to box up the cake when I asked her to wait and add some writing on it. She said, “oh, there are no decorators here”. I kept thinking, “y’all are a bakery AND still open for another 2 hours but you are mopping around me and you have no way to decorate this $50 cake”. But, I felt weird about having them put it back in the case so I said I’d take it, regrettably. She handed me the box as I navigated the wet floor and then came around to meet me at the register. Why was I the one carrying this across the wet floor to the register??? I paid and left. I won’t be back. The service at this location is *really* bad compared to the other ones and it’s a shame. People in the West side community shouldn’t have to drive 20+ minutes to another location just to get decent service. Why not warn me before you pull a cake out of the case that you can’t write on it? Why are you acting like you’re already closed for the day? Why are customers having to carry their item to the register across wet floors? Why did no one care enough to do anything better? It’s a shame.

I had a really good experience from the moment I walked in with so many questions about henri's food. Chynna was simply amazing answering all my questions and key was great as well she made me laugh and i will always come to this location just for them!

This place is a gem for baked goods and pastries. It’s chock full of curios. There is Dubai chocolate bars, local grits, warm breakfast, and a variety of drinks. Make sure to grab all your items and then stand in line. I wish there was more seating.

The slightly old-fashioned yet cozy atmosphere was the first pleasant surprise, and the incredible flavors of the salmon sandwich and panini were the second. The harmony of freshly baked bread and quality ingredients was truly outstanding, and it felt like I had finally found a place I’d love to come back to again and again.

My favorite bakery in town!! I highly recommend trying their garlic roast lamb or roast beef sandwiches. Also asked them to press the sandwich hot like panini (although they charge $1.50) for heating up the sandwich 😔 their coffee and bakery -- great as well. My favorite thing is the chocolate raspberry cake -- perfect balance of raspberry and choc and absolutely gorgeous 🥰 warning: they are super busy during holidays and weekends. Go there early if you do not want to worry about parking and waiting times.

We are regulars here. My mom came in this morning for a black pepper turkey sandwich to eat during her lunch break later at work. When she opened her sandwich hours later, she discovered that her sandwich had every ingredient BUT the turkey! The location was not busy this morning, so there is no explanation for the turkey sandwich having no turkey. Very disappointed, especially for the price she paid.

I finally stopped by this bakery, and I’m glad I did! Having their own parking lot was a nice convenience. The shop offers a wide variety of baked goods, desserts, candies, sandwiches, soups, wines, and café drinks — there’s something for everyone. I tried the cinnamon stick, roast beef sandwich, blueberry bar, and chocolate cookie — everything tasted great. Prices were a bit higher than I expected, but overall, the quality of the food made it worth it.

I just adore Alon’s! Everything about them is heavenly; I LOVE their baked goods, maximalist interior, customer service, honestly everything. Some of my favorite goodies of theirs are the Tiramisu, macarons (especially the almond and chocolate flavors), fruit tart, mug-sized chocolate cheesecake, and Midnight Cake. They have so many options to choose from across the store, though, that you’ll never be bored when visiting. Their service is also always phenomenal - you genuinely feel that everyone loves working here. You HAVE to go to this ATL staple!

I finally made my way to this bakery. They have their own parking lot so that was good. This venue has a large assortment of baked goods, desserts, wine, drinks, candies, sandwiches, soups, and cafe items. I tried a cinnamon stick, roast beef sandwich, blueberry bar, and chocolate cookie. Everything tasted good. It was also priced higher than I expected. The food was good nonetheless.

LOVE Little Tart! I always get the salted honey oat latte which is amazing and not too sweet. Their olive oil cake and cookies are very good too. The space is airy and beautiful and lively with a good mix of people chatting with friends and working on laptops. I also love Little Tart After Dark. DO NOT park in their parking lot without paying!! I’ve seen so many people get booted there!! There’s street parking!!

I enjoyed going to Little Tart. There was a lot parking, but it filled up pretty quick. I got a croissant in the nitro latte and it was pretty good, I really like the croissant and all of their baked goods looked really delicious. I enjoyed the vibe inside, it was kind of like a Paris theme feel, and they had free Wi-Fi and the customer service was friendly. They also had outdoor seating as well. I would go back to try another pastry. It does get a little crowded near 9:30-10.

I am specific about the desserts I like and there weren’t many options on display today for me. I am a “wet bread”/soft dessert kind of guy so I like cake, bread pudding and soft chew cookies . I got the blueberry lemon cookie and a pastry that has some filling in it. Blueberry lemon cookie-taste like artificial blueberry and lemon flavoring. It was basically a blue sugar cookie. I wasn’t a fan. Pastry with fillling-it was flaky with sweetness and saltines. It looks great. The inside wasn’t filled enough for me and I felt it was just something to eat. The oatmeal and chocolate chip cookies looked a bit dry so I didn’t order them today. I didn’t see carrot cake or coffee cake. i’m not a coffee drinker and the food wasn’t the type of food I go for. A certain type of person likes this I’m sure!

If you haven't been yet, what are you doing with your life? Easily the best bakery + café in town. Their other locations are great, but it's tough to beat the OG; especially for the events they do there. After Dark is just as wonderful with the cocktails and food options. Lovely aesthetic and great service. The gougères and breakfast sandwiches are my favorite. My only issue is that I don't live close enough to visit every day. 🥲

Little Tart Cafe is a true gem. The service is fantastic, friendly and attentive from start to finish. Their pastries are absolutely delicious, fresh and perfectly baked. The space is spacious and filled with natural daylight, making it an ideal spot to work or get lost in a good book while enjoying a cup of tea or coffee. Plus, they offer Rishi tea, which is one of my favorites. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy, welcoming cafe with great treats.

The Little Tart is consistently one of the top bakeries in Atlanta. Out of town friends? Take em here. Coffee date for two? Going to Little Tart! There's lots of options for chocolate lovers, fruit lovers, and those who like their treats more cakey or more flaky. What really sets Little Tart apart, though, is how consistently flaky their pastries are. There's not just a single layer or two, but the whole thing is! Also, their coffee beverages are all strong and come out super fast. You really can't go wrong with any of the drinks on the menu.

Great coffee and ambience! We tried the chocolate croissant. Wish I didn't have a toothache because it was so fluffy and chewy. Taking my mom here next time 🌸

Went in for a quick lunch after my visit to a showroom right across the street from it. Staff was exceptionally helpful. Everyone was courteous and took care of us like we had been going there forever. Plenty of parking to begin with. Once ordered food was all tasty. The chicken spinach soup was delicious. The egg plant parm sandwich was tasty but I had to customize it to my taste with a little red pepper. The spinach pizza was cooked to perfection and the ingredients were all concocted to create a perfect all vegetarian pizza that the 3 of us enjoyed and took half home. The wait staff were extremely friendly and polite.

My husband and I enjoyed the location in aesthetic very much. They have a cute selection of stuff you can purchase for your kitchen. They had food out on display for breakfast, but apparently cannot sell them, which made us confused. Overall the food could be slightly better, but we enjoyed our time there.

Star Provisions Market is a gem that blends European café vibes with a farmers market feel. The breakfast options are delicious—solid eggs and meats, fresh pastry, and a coffee program that delivers smooth, well-pulled drinks. The pigs in a blanket a croissant was especially good. The sandwiches are equally strong, made with quality ingredients and great bread, perfect for a quick lunch or a relaxed bite. I also love that they stock items you can take home for your kitchen—pantry staples, sauces, snacks, and more. It’s fun to browse and pick up something special to cook later, all in the same bright, welcoming space. Great spot for breakfast or lunch, and a genuine market-meets-cafe experience. We’ll definitely be back.

I love the atmosphere of this place, and so much fresh high quality food and bakery. Casual dining style, great for a family stop.

Back in the 90’s before I retired, I would make a trek to Star Provisions (the old one) to pick up hard to find cheeses, the amazing bread, some Anson Mill polenta, and charcuterie. I think they also had wine, as well as a well stocked butcher shop and an amazing cheese shop with a dedicated cheese meister. For bread, they had baguettes, ficelles, epis, ciabattas as well as several hearth type loaves. Now, it’s about half the size, not much variety in the provisions, and seems to be more of a sandwich shop. I had the prosciutto, butter, and Parmesan sandwich, their take on the classic French jamon et beurre, but without cornichons. Pretty good, except the prosciutto was sliced too thickly. My wife had the clam chowder, but didn’t care for the addition of pancetta, lardons, or bacon, whichever it was. We had a couple of glasses of Sauvignon Blanc (pronounced Blanche by the cashier) which were pretty good for a California product. The seating arrangements were pretty spartan, either outside on picnic tables or inside. We had to get a small round table and sit on plastic stools as the proper tables with proper chairs were occupied by laptop toting guys who set up office there with their backpack on one chair and their laptop in the middle of the table, effectively occupying 3 spaces. Welcome to Starbucks, as all they consumed was coffee. I won’t be back. BTW, Bacchanalia in the back appears much smaller also. I’m guessing that new competitors have eaten away at the high end monopoly that this enterprise enjoyed and that may explain the downsizing. Too bad. It was great.

Well, I wish I could have take the “star” out of their name to improve my score. We came here because several other restaurants in the area had non existent parking. We parked in their spacious parking lot between a sea BMWs, Mercedes and Audis. One orders at the count and the food is bought out to you. Service was friendly and efficient. We had a “Give Thanks” sandwich and a “Thai Shrimp Salad” with an ice tea and a “giant”? 8 oz coke, that cost of almost $40. We had to find the forks, napkins and the coke was not served with a cup of ice. The price is high but the salad I had although tasty was very small. I had to eat my wife’s second half of her sandwich to get close to feeling satisfied. Looking around the room it looks like the sandwich and pizza are a bigger portions for the same price. Besides the restaurant they have a nice selection of deli items, preserves, sauces and gift items.

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A cute little high quality spot! Easy street parking in the quaint Kirkwood neighborhood. I tried the fig and peach danish and a chocolate croissant. The pastry was so buttery and airy. A must for a quick bite!

I’ve tried almost all of the baked goods. They’re all super high quality and delicious… my one (gentle) critique is most things could use a bit of salt to bring out the flavors… I’m looking at you cardamom twist and ham and cheese croissant! Although, if they did this, it would make me want them more and I’m not sure that’s a good thing 🤣

This is hands-down my favorite bakery in Atlanta! I love that they use 100% organic flour sourced from local mills for all their breads and pastries — everything is made from scratch daily, and you can really taste the difference. Their sourdough is truly the best I’ve ever had. The garlic potato sourdough has real pieces of potato and the perfect hint of garlic — I was so excited to make a sandwich with it, but honestly, it’s incredible just with butter or jam. They also have an amazing selection of pastries. Usually pastries feel heavy or processed, but everything here tastes clean and made with care. I felt great even after indulging! You must try the monkey bread and canelé — the contrast between the crispy exterior and the chewy, custardy interior is absolutely perfect. The monkey bread in particular is a fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth version of a cinnamon bun, with just the right amount of orange zest that adds a bright, citrusy balance to its rich sweetness. Evergreen also has a butcher section offering fresh, locally sourced meats. You can find high-quality cuts to take home, and every Sunday they serve cheeseburgers made with their own fresh-ground beef. They also have homemade chicken salad and various kinds of butter to pair with their freshly baked sourdough. I seriously can’t wait to come back and try the cheeseburger next time! 🍔💚

I finally made it to Evergreen! The pork and duck puff was mind blowing! The oxtail was ok, it was a little too dense. The almond pastry was delicious. The place is cool with some high end meat cuts. They have a few tables outside. Service was great and fast.

Some of my favorites are their chicken salad, sausage roll (the special lunchtime Dim Sum-inspired roll is one of the best bites I’ve had all year), almond croissant (weekend-only), the chocolate almond croissant (I think that’s a special, too) and their gateau basque (shoutout to Eli for recommending it to me as I’d never tried or heard of it before). Also, my dogs love their sourdough dog treats, which means I come home with goodies for all of us! You can absolutely tell the quality and care put into everything they offer and as a result, I have yet to master the art of keeping my selections to a minimum each visit, so for now I’ll continue to happily throw my macros out the window- it’s that good. Thanks for existing, Evergreen!!

This is hands down my favorite bakery!! Their kouign Amman is THE BEST. And I dream of the ham and cheese croissants. I love the variety they have- and the meat selection- while I don’t use as often, is also solid. They do a lot to support local farmers and the community, and I’m so so happy they are in Kirkwood! The staff is all super nice too.

I got an assortment of delicious pastries and the Blueberry Biscuit made my morning a perfect one. You’ll have to wait in line a while but it is worth every second. Also, their team is so friendly and welcoming. Great shop!

This breathtaking venue sits at the heart of Buckhead Village, and I’ve peeked my head in countless times before. Very “French” in theme, boasts an eclectic display of pastries, such kind employees, and genuinely good desserts. For how beautiful everything is at this location, though, it is excessively overpriced. Unfortunately, $9 for a palm-sized dessert leaves a foul taste in the pocket. I’d recommend stopping by once for a memorable treat, but there’s a hesitation to visit again with such unjustifiably tall prices.

One of my favorite places in Buckhead for my matcha latte. The food and all the desserts are 10/10. One of my favorite coffee shops in the whole entire city. The night manager and the french gentleman are very accommodating, professional, and enjoyable to be around! The vibe is super cute and aesthetic as well.

The pastries, while I didn't like all of them, were still delicious and at least really cool looking. The workers were also good at helping me decide what macrons to buy. While it is pricey, it's 100% a fun experience, and worth the money. Absolutely loved the strawberry tart and Cuppichino

Matcha drink was nice but the chai could use more flavor. The dark chocolate & pistachio cake was good but the raspberry cake was too sweet. Loved the outdoor seating, and the baristas were very nice and helpful. Definitely coming back for that matcha

Super cute, tiny shop very clean and welcoming. Of course we saw the reviews and recommendations online to come here so we had to stop by when I had to be in ATL. The desserts were so good definitely worth it I got Tropical (the orange dome) it was my favorite out of the 4 we got. It does have coconut in it so if that's not your thing you won't agree. I didn't get his name but the guy at the register that helped us was so nice and explained each dessert we were interested in which was unexpected but definitely welcome because he even recommend ways to eat some of them like The Peach. He told is that it tastes best when you can get a piece of everything in one bite and stuff like that. Extremely helpful! Also love that everything was priced so there were no surprises at check out, in case your on a budget. Would definitely come back! **Once you get close start following signs for the parking garage the area is very small and a lot of one way streets. The parking garage is your best bet.

Nestled in the charming heart of Buckhead Village, St. Germain is a slice of Parisian magic in Atlanta! Every visit feels like a delightful escape, thanks to the consistently amazing service and the warm, welcoming staff. Their French pastries are a dream, with the pistachio and almond croissants filled with cream being absolute standouts! The canelés are perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, and they’re just as delightful to enjoy at home as they are at the shop. And trust me I take many home each visit, lol. Speaking of tea, their selection is divine, especially with a touch of honey! Don’t miss the Riviera sandwich and the quiches—my favorites are the chicken and mushroom, and the goat cheese and broccoli. Whether you’re there to catch up with loved ones, dive into a good book, or just enjoy a lavender latte, St. Germain is simply the best coffee shop in Atlanta! ♥️🥐

This cafe's aesthetics triumphs the food and drinks. I got an iced London fog, and unfortunately it only tasted like milk. I had none of the vanilla or lavender taste. I got the opera, made with almond spongy cake and espresso chocolate ganache. It had a decent taste, but wasn't strong in its chocolate, espresso, or almond flavor. The flower pot had creative and pretty presentation. The dirt got a little messy though. The desserts are unique and overall gorgeous. My friend got the flower pot and that was so cute. Desserts were at least $8 and kind of small. There's some outside seating and maybe one table inside. The outside seating area is literally gorgeous though, it gives Hoboken/Soho outdoorsy shopping vibes. This place is so instagrammable but falls short on taste and price in my opinion.

Akon’s Bakery and Cafe is a nice place to enjoy a quick meal or pastry in a pretty location. The cafe is located at the corner of Phipp’s Plaza Mall in Buckhead and the cafe can be accessed from the street. The cafe is modern, pretty, and there are plenty of tables to eat, meet with people, or study at. The bakery goods are delightful, but lean on the pricey side. I tried the Pistachio Croissant, Chocolate Praline, and Almond Croissant, and all of the pastries were fresh, crisp, and delicious. I loved how they weren’t cloyingly sweet and were so crisp and flaky - they even stayed crisp and delicious overnight! We also tried the Beef Hash and Lentil soup, and while they were good, they were also pretty salty. The only complaint is that the service was only okay. The check out staff weren’t very friendly and I didn’t like how one was particularly detached when speaking with her. She didn’t give me my receipt when I requested one on the terminal, and she huffed like I was terribly inconveniencing here to print one out. It just seemed like most of the service staff I encountered were worn out. Overall, the pastries were good enough to come back to get again if I’m in the area. It’s a nice chill cafe with good pastries.

I usually come in here before work to pick up a pistachio crossiant, today when I went in I received a hazelnut croissant instead of a pistachio. The curly haired man with a beard who was behind the counter told me he did in fact give me pistachio. I’m a baker myself, not only that but you can clearly taste a difference between pistachio and hazelnut. He was so rude and I informed him he should change the signs so nobody gets it mixed up. If you’re coming on 9/11/25 rest assured your order will be mixed up since the worker apparently doesn’t know what he is selling. This is usually the bakery I refer my family to but after today I don’t trust that staff is knowledgeable. Tried calling to resolve this but no avail.

i ordered online through DoorDash, and the food was awesome! the $18 turkey sandwich was definitely my favorite. the truffle slice was $9 and super rich- i could only handle a couple bites of that one. and it seems they overlooked my chai latte, unfortunately!

At Alon’s in Phipps Plaza, the food speaks for itself—fresh, vibrant, and crafted with the finest ingredients. From delicate pastries and rich coffee to crisp salads and heartier fare, every dish reflects consistency and care. During a recent visit, the service began with a less-than-welcoming cashier. Yet the manager’s swift and thoughtful response transformed the encounter, offering the meal with compliments and reaffirming the restaurant’s commitment to hospitality. With exceptional cuisine, an inviting atmosphere, and leadership that values every guest, Alon’s continues to stand out as a true gem in Phipps Plaza.

Very busy even on a Monday morning when we visited. Bakery and coffee were worth the wait.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon to get a croissant and a mocha since we were craving something good. They don't seem to have a microwave to heat up their baked goods which is quite surprising since the baked stuff is kept out on display and I would have expected a microwave to atleast heat it up since who eats a croissant cold? The mocha was underwhelming. I have been to this location for their mocha few times in the past and it has been chocolaty, with a generous shot of espresso. For whatever reason this time there was not much of a hint of coffee or chocolate - quite disappointing since I used to admire their consistency of serving the same goodness no matter when. Good ambience and quick service which is pointless if what you are serving is not consistently good.

My favorite French bakery in Atlanta. I miss their Perimeter location (

Yesterday, my friend and I went in for the first time. I was so impressed by the Prosciutto & Mozzarella sandwich that I felt like I was in Sicily. My friend had Alla Tomato & Mozzarella. so if you’re going to Chastain Park and grab a couple of sandwiches or pizzas that’s the place to go.

Authentic Italian experience! The pizza and paninis were absolutely delicious — it truly felt like being back in Italy. The flavors, freshness, and quality were outstanding. We’ll definitely be coming back to try the gelato and pastries, which looked amazing! Highly recommended.

Such a gem! The staff here are some of the kindest people 🥹 so warm and welcoming. The sandwiches were incredible (and huge !!! definitely come hungry!), and the gelato was the perfect sweet treat to finish off the meal. Can’t wait to come back! 💕🍨🥪

Loved this Italian sandwich spot!! So cute. Freshly made sandwiches..I split the prosciutto and sopressata. Both were so yummy! Just fresh, simple ingredients into well prepared and balanced sandwiches. I would go back to try the pizza too. There is also a gelato section but I tried the mini donuts instead. They have joey, custard and hazelnut. I thought the hazelnut was the best.

We only came for dessert. We arrived in the middle of lunch rush hour on a Sunday. This was our first time here and I had not anticipated seating was so limited. We were able to stake out two seats as several people were taking their orders to go. Service was focused on taking food orders. There was no clear sign that Gelato customers were tp form a separate line and someone would assist with that line. So I stood in the food line before finding out I was in the wrong line. I was happy with my order. I got one scoop of Coconut Gelato and topped it with one scoop of Lemon Sobet. My friend ordered three scoops - Mango and Lemon Sorbets and Strawberry Gelato. She didn't like the Mango Sorbet and wished she ordered the Strawberry as a Sorbet. Tables were not being bussed while we were there. Basically service was limited to taking and filling orders. The food smelled delicious and we would consider returning for food except seating can't be anticipated. They also had Tiramisu, something that looked more like a Flan than a Panna Cotta and a few baked items.

What an incredible experience! Ellen was gracious host and shared the food and origins with us. The pizza was fresh and delicious and so was the gelato! Thanks for a quick trip to Rome!!

The place doesn't look good at all, service is mediocre but the food was incredibly good... Would definitely return for their focaccia panini... (You should allow changes or add ons just charge for it).

First of all, you're not really going to be able to access this restaurant unless your a student. There is no parking lot. The restaurant still exists because they are the most convenient option for b-school students to get coffee and lunch. The service seems to lose efficiency when the lines get long, which is basically between every class period. I've never been to another location of this chain, but I don't think the food is especially good. Lots of heavy, greasy items on the menu and salads leave much to be desired. Everything has a high variability of time to prepare, can take 5-30 minutes. Suggestions: Work on overall efficiency of coffee orders during the day, maybe this could be done by making one line coffee only and the other food only. Add some grab and go sandwiches, I bet this would alleviate some of the food orders and also attract people who previously didn't have the time to wait.

I placed a to-go order for shrimp and grits which ran about $10-$11. Hoping for the same experience I had at the other location in The Highlands which was very pleasing. I receive my order and made it to my destination to enjoy my food, I open my plate to find only THREE (3) SMALL SHRIMP in a puddle of grits. Thinking to myself this must be a mistake so I call the restaurant to make sure I wasn't shortened shrimp by mistake only to find to that it only comes with 3 shrimp. I have never felt so cheated afterwards. I wish there was something in the menu to inform customers of that because I sure wouldn't have chosen that.

I love their syrup and french toast. Their french toast is on really thick Texas toast. Its pretty expensive. Once I was in a rush and forgot to check my order and had to get back to work. When I got to work it wasn't the same bread. I called and they made me a fresh batch for me to pick up.

Not reflective of any of the other Highlands I've been to in the city. Always extremely long wait on food (45 minutes the other during lunch at 1PM), and subpar food. I got french toast. Needed it to-go, since it took practically an hour to receive. Didn't even give me syrup, so when I went back to work, I couldn't even eat it. The only plus side was the lovely cashier lady who offered me a pastry, but come ON, $10 completely lost because of lack of timeliness and effort.

Despite access to a beautiful Emory courtyard, this bakery disappoints. Fried chicken is not made to order in their dishes, grits are underseasoned and they are willing to serve stale biscuits. For a bakery, that is especially underwhelming.

Convenient if you're at the law school or business school, but largely over priced. The ham and cheese croissant is actually really good though even if its not worth the cost.

Pretty good everytime I've been. The Pancakes(either kind) are great. And my girl loves the Salmon.

Tried the a-town and strawberries 🍓 and cream doughnuts: the former was not successful, and the latter was successful. Nice-sized doughnuts. At 9:30 PM was very quiet.

The doughnuts were delicious.The service not so much. It was my first time visiting, but I felt like I was expected to be an expert on every doughnut/pastry offered. I was met with a flat, I was disturbing her peace type of vibe. Im sure there are lots of regulars being on a college campus, but being just a little kind and helpful goes a long way. We were the only customers in there, so its not like i had a hundred questions and 10 people behind me. I was told the A-town donut was filled with cream cheese which didn't sound good but we got it anyway. I asked her if they had any filled with Bavarian cream like a Boston cream donut, she made a face and said no, when low and behold, guess what was in the A-town? It was filled with Bavarian cream which was much better than "cream cheese" I expected. The strawberry & creme with fresh strawberries was good too, the initial bites were just the right amount of sweet. Will visit again, next time with a plan of exactly what I want.

The donuts here are delicious and original. My preference is the orange creamsicle. I also love that this place is open 24 hours, so if you're craving something sweet at 3 am, you have somewhere to go.

Stopped by this morning at 6:35am to pickup donuts for my daughter’s class. The door was locked when I arrived so I knocked on the door. No answer. Called the phone number multiple times no answer; left voicemail. Spoke to female employee at N. Druid Hills location via phone she said you should be open 24/7. Blew my car horn in case the employee was in the back and didn’t hear me knocking. Still no answer. Left after 15 minutes of waiting for someone to answer. Daughter upset because she doesn’t have treats for her classmates. If you’re not open 24hrs please update signage and website.

The donuts are good. They have a large variety of donuts to choose from. They are open 24 hours, which is great when you want a late night snack. One of the better donuts shops in Atlanta.

Whenever I'm in the city, I HAVE to stop by and get some doughnuts. They're always fresh, soft and not top sweet. Plus, there's a good variety to choose from. I only wish they made more of the strawberry cream ones. Those are the money makers . AND they're open 24hrs so you can get your fix lol❤️❤️❤️❤️

The service is the best thing going on. This location used to have some fire donuts but I don’t know what happened because the quality has fell wayyyyy offff!!! Definitely will not return TRASSSHH!!!

A great casual Cafe for college students. They have a good selection of coffee and teas. You'll also enjoy their tasty selection of pastries and baked goods. Need sweet treats for birthdays and special occasions? You'll be impressed with the gift boxes they offer. I was not impressed with the tofu burger. It was bland and a bit dry. However, the Samosas are delicious. They're located in the heart of Midtown, just minutes from Georgia Tech, Fox Theater, and Piedmont Park. During my last visit, I received outstanding customer service from an associate named Lana. She was very pleasant and made the ordering process a breeze.

Sweet Hut is one of my favorite spots in Atlanta! The pastries are always fresh, light, and full of flavor — you can tell they take pride in what they make. The place is super clean, the vibe is great, and the customer service is always friendly and welcoming. It’s also a nice spot to chill, study, or get some work done with a coffee or tea. Only downside — parking on Peachtree Street can be a headache, and you’ll probably have to pay for it. But honestly, once you’re inside, it’s totally worth it. Highly recommend if you’re looking for good pastries, great service, and a comfortable place to unwind!

Wow! The crispy Tofu bao and tofu fries with cappuccino made my dinner. So flavourful, I can eat again the next day. I bought a bunch of buns to go. Some toast varieties were sold out. Would like to buy more if I stayed longer in ATL. If you have been to the bay area, this is something similar to a fusion of Paris Baguette and the many wonderful Asian bakeries there.

If you have a sweet tooth and looking for dessert that is worth a trip out, try Sweet Hut Bakery. The food is fresh and everything makes you want to try it. It's a cute cafe and nice place to hang out. We ordered red velvet cake and Tiramisu, both were delicious and satisfied our craving for something sweet. They also validate parking, which is icing on the cake. I highly recommend.

Ordered a couple boxes of popcorn chicken and got extremely small portions. One piece was taken from the box shown in the picture but even then, the portion is very small for the price. Box is only 1/3 to 1/2 full in a small container. Chicken tasted decent but would not buy again for the price. Also got bread that came normally.

We celebrated my daughter’s birthday, and she requested a tiramisu cake — we were so happy to find this amazing one! We ordered over the phone with Juno, who was incredibly kind, professional, and helpful, making the process seamless. When we picked it up, the cake was beautifully presented in a box with a ribbon and even included candles and a cake slicer. Inside, it looked absolutely stunning — and tasted just as delicious! My daughter and our family loved it. Thank you, Sweet Hut! We’ll definitely be back!

This is an outstanding coffee and bakery shop that exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by a warm, inviting atmosphere and incredibly friendly staff. The coffee was expertly crafted, and the pastries were an absolute dream—fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to work or a delightful treat, this place is a gem and definitely worth a visit.

So I have been here for their desserts before and they are good. I saw they did breakfast and a friend who referred me said breakfast is good too. I had the smoked salmon scramble with parmesian cheese grits. Everything was freshly cooked and great.

Southern Sweets did an incredible job with our wedding cake! We've gotten cakes from here for the past few years for birthdays etc. and this was our first time ordering a custom cake. The process was super easy and it turned out great!

The ordering and picking up was seamless. I ordered a half caramel cake, half red velvet, slice of the ammereto butter cake, and a slice of the carrot spice. The amaretto slice was okay, moist, but bland, I'm unsure if it should taste that way. The red velvet was moist, but I wouldn't call it a classic southern red velvet cake. It has more cocoa that I'm use to and the cream cheese frosting is quite tart. I like a tart/tangy cream cheese frosting, but more tart than what I expected. The caramel cake was dry and did not taste as if I was recently baked(within a day of picking it up). I haven't tried the carrot cake slice, yet. The staff were extremely nice and receptive to my feedback regarding the cakes. I think my comments on the red velvet cake and ammereto butter cake come down to personal preference. I'm unsure if I'd purchase half or full size cake again, but would try out individual slices given the wide variety offered.

Mmmmmmmmm! The Herman chocolate cake slide was delicious! I was in the area and stopped by after seeing the sign several times on trips to the DeKalb International Market. Although I stopped in about 10 minutes before closing, they greeted me as if it was still the middle of the day. Very friendly service! There were so many cake options and some pie options as well. They also do other deli type sandwiches and things the entrance is full of the eclectic artistic work on the walls, but it’s a nice seating area if you choose to stay and eat. Because it was the end of the workday I chose to take my cake to-go. I was surprised that the German chocolate cake was actually chocolate cake with coconut “German chocolate” frosting and some addition regular chocolate frosting atriums the top edges. I’ve never had it prepared that way, but it was good. I was craving sweet, and that’s what I got. I’ll be back again to try other items on the menu. Oh, and I loved the Reserved Parking signs for customers.

Service is always amazing here. We had the chocolate cake it was dry which is what I really was looking forward to. We also had the red velvet chocolate cake it was delicious. We had the apple pie it was good the lemon flavor almost over powered the pie but it was still good. We also had the banana pudding it was good but the cookie to banana ratio was off. It needed more of both.

I’ve enjoyed vegan desserts from Southern Sweets for years but always at a restaurant that sells them so this was my first experience at their actual location. I ordered a vegan raspberry chocolate mousse cake for a friend’s birthday but I arrived hungry so decided to order food for myself while there. I had a vegan black bean burger and a bag of chips. The burger looked a little strange but was actually pretty tasty and the price was good. The atmosphere was nice - eclectic and comfortable. It felt welcoming. The cake was ridiculously delicious. After serving everyone there was this collective silence because everyone was taking it in. Seriously SO good. I also got a slice of vegan German chocolate cake for myself and it, too, was amazing. It’s in or super close to Avondale Estates and I could see making an afternoon of thrifting and stopping for lunch and a treat, especially if I lived closer. But it was definitely worth the trek.

I had a craving for cake, so my husband and I drove out 30 minutes to Decatur to pick up a few slices here. They did the trick! We ordered one of each: Caramel, German Chocolate, Red Velvet, and Coconut. All of them were good! I love caramel and while the caramel cake was a bit crumbly, the flavor was good! Service was quick and nice. The area is very industrial but the bakery itself if cute!

I recently visited White Windmill Bakery & Cafe, and it was an amazing experience! The bakery items were incredibly fresh and delicious, with a wide variety of options that made it hard to choose. Their coffee was rich and flavorful, perfectly complementing the tasty pastries. I also tried one of their fresh sandwiches, and it was delightful—made with quality ingredients and bursting with flavor. The ambiance of the cafe was very pleasant, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. Overall, I highly recommend White Windmill for anyone looking for great food and a cozy atmosphere!

Was craving some pastries and my wife knows how much I enjoy Korean pastries. This place isn’t too far from where we live so we decided to give it a try. If you have never been to a place like this before it can be a bit confusing on what to do because there are no instruction or anyone helping you know what to do. Overall, everything we got was excellence and will be back for sure. The prices are reasonable and we our time there.

The line was to the door, and I was initially judging everyone walking around with baskets of bread stacked so high they could barely see over them. Like…calm down, is it that good? Then I tried their garlic bread and immediately found myself back in line, basket in hand, ready to join the cult. My husband got their bacon egg and cheese brioche sandwich and couldn’t stop talking about it like it was life-changing. I got the crispy chicken brioche, and honestly, the chicken was so overcooked it felt like chewing sadness. Couldn’t even finish it. I even went up to the sandwich bar to ask for extra spicy mayo (which already comes on it) because it was so dry, but they completely ignored me. My husband had to go back up and ask again on my behalf because I really wanted to try and finish it like a responsible adult who doesn’t waste food. It also took 30 minutes to get my coffee…my food actually came out before my coffee did. When I approached the counter to ask about it, they just shrugged and said their manager lost it. Like…what do you mean you lost my coffee? Did it run away? Overall, come for the garlic bread, stay for the garlic bread. But seriously, get the garlic bread.

Great spot for milk tea, desserts, fresh sandwiches. Quality is consistently good and so is the atmosphere. We got the avocado egg sandwich, back and egg sandwich, honeydew milk tea with popping boba, and the most amazing strawberry custard croissant. Would I recommend this to anyone keen on having a good casual meal

After social media has been abuzz with the new White Windmill Buckhead location, it was worth paying a visit to the original Buford Hwy location, which has been a local staple. Sadly, the Strawberries and Cream Cake was highly disappointing, lacking in berries and primarily consisting of a very light whipped cream. Plus, there was little-to-any sweetness. For the tall price, the slice provided was painfully small, too. Nonetheless, I particularly enjoyed the Filled Croissant Roll. As it was the last one in the display and sat near the “Red Velvet Croissant Roll” label, I thought it would evoke the classic richness of a red velvet cake. Instead, the exterior icing faintly tasted of tart fruit (perhaps strawberries), and the interior consisted partly of a plain custard tasting lightly of eggs and vanilla. I wonder what type of roll it was meant to be, but objectively, it was decent overall. With the stale nature of the baked goods, this experience was a disappointment. Even though this location is open until late at night, I would caution against going later in the day when the baked goods are in low stock and have been sitting out for a while.

This was the 2nd stop on our pastry to-do list while visiting Atlanta. They had a variety of fresh baked breads, cookies, cakes, pies, and fruit tarts. We tried the stuffed croissants and danishes. Everything on display looked delicious and the variety is endless. There is something to please everyone's sweet tooth.

I’ve visited this place a few times and truly enjoyed the experience especially the chocolate croissant, which I found absolutely delicious. I have an egg allergy, so I always double-check ingredient lists before trying anything new. The first couple of times, I saw no egg listed in the ingredients in-store, which made me feel safe trying it. However, on my third visit, I happened to check the website and noticed that many items (including the one I had) were listed as containing egg. This was really concerning because it didn’t match what was shown in-store previously. For anyone with food allergies, accurate and consistent ingredient information is not just helpful but essential. I would kindly recommend updating and aligning the in-store and online menu so they reflect the same information. This would really help customers like me feel confident and safe when ordering. Thank you for the great food and I hope this feedback is helpful for improving the experience for everyone!

The panini sandwich and croissants here are absolutely delicious! Every visit, the quality of the food has been great, but the service could use improvement. Each time we’ve been, the food takes noticeably longer to arrive compared to other similar restaurants. During my last visit, they made a mistake on my order and added cheese to my panini, which I can’t eat. While I understand mistakes happen, it felt like I was a burden for asking for a replacement, and there was no apology, just a look like it was my fault. A bit of acknowledgment or an apology would have gone a long way in making the experience more positive. Still giving it a 4 because the food was delicious.

I’m very disappointed with my recent experience at this restaurant. The food was served late and arrived cold, which completely ruined the meal. On top of that, the service was lousy — the staff seemed uninterested and unprofessional throughout the visit. I expected much better. Definitely not worth the time or money.

I had the pleasure of attending the soft opening of Café Vendôme’s newest location in Brookhaven, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit. Tucked beside Honeysuckle Gelato and Savvy Brookhaven on Dresden Drive, this charming little café is a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. I ordered a cappuccino and an almond croissant—both were absolutely outstanding. The croissant was buttery, flaky perfection, and the cappuccino (made with Intelligentsia Coffee, my personal favorite) was smooth and expertly prepared. The quality speaks for itself, and knowing that all of their pastries, breads, and food items are made in-house only adds to the appeal. The space itself is cozy and inviting, with just the right atmosphere for lingering over a book or catching up with a friend. The staff was incredibly friendly and made me feel right at home, going out of their way to ensure the visit felt special. This is the kind of spot you’ll want to visit again and again. I can’t wait to come back and explore more of the menu, especially the quiche and baguette sandwiches that caught my eye. Brookhaven, you’ve got a winner here!!

Stopped in for a pastry and coffee. The atmosphere is really calm, and upscale-relaxed. It was a nice place to chill for a little bit. The cafe is down the hill from the main road — this gives a bit of seclusion from the hubbub of the road. The Cafe au lait was good. The almond croissant was very good!!! It was buttery and soft. It was quite good. I wish I could have eaten more of their pastries. This looks like a place I wish were in my neighborhood.

I was a regular to this place for years, but I recently stopped going after repeatedly getting bad service from one particular employee. A crotchety old man who barely speaks English and is rude beyond belief. I can only pray that the very nice owner of this establishment will read this review and recognize the employee I'm talking about and do something to replace him because I cannot continue to come back here and get treated the way that this old man treats people. It's such a shame as a regular of this restaurant for many years coming every week to be runoff by one person, but that's genuinely how bad this person's attitude and treatment of gas really is. I am thoroughly shocked beyond belief that this one old man working at this restaurant can have such a negative impact on this place but it's really that bad.

Everything here is incredible. I love that its tucked away from the main road. The fruit tarts are absolutely perfect. The crust breaks with a fork, not softened because they've been sitting there too long having absorbed moisture from the filling. Vanilla bean specs visible in the filling. Fruit used always at peak ripeness. Macaroons that melt in your mouth and croissants that represent the epitome of buttery flakiness.

My only complaint is that the $10 sandwich could use at least two more pieces of ham. Additionally, a larger container for the salad dressing would be appreciated. I think next time we'll just opt for the coffee and pastries.

The Buckhead Henri's is the original Henri's, the parent shop of a set of bakeries-cum-cafés now found at other locations around Atlanta. It's a nice spot to stop for a cup of coffee, a pastry, and/or a sandwich. There's a lot of outdoor seating, which makes for a pleasant time in seasons that permit sitting outdoors with ease. On the food front, the offerings can be a bit mixed. My chicken salad sandwich today was good, in that the chicken salad was well-made and was a traditional Southern chicken salad with a bit of pickle relish (or something else with some sweetness in the mix). But I asked for it on rye bread and got white bread, instead. And while the slice of baklava I purchased to split three ways was generous and looked good, it had none of the buttery taste that traditional phyllo pastry always has, making me suspect that this baklava doesn't have butter in it at all. My lunch companions did succeed in getting rye bread for their pastrami sandwiches, but only after asking three times as the sandwich maker kept picking up slices of white bread to make the sandwiches. They said the pastrami was good.

Unfortunately, our delivery was not as expected. Review the attached images as you will notice the sandwiches arrived mashed up and mixed. Also, the portions of some sandwiches were prepared with hardly any pimento cheese or egg salad while others had more than enough. I am disappointed with how poorly the way our order was prepared and the service I received to resolve this instance after Jasmine and another catering rep offered to return my call promptly and drop off more sandwiches but then ghosted us.

We just discovered Henri’s Bakery which is what I imagine Heaven will be like, at least what I’m hoping it will be like. The best eclair I’ve ever had. They have been operating for over 90 years, not sure why I didn’t find them sooner but I’ll definitely be back often.

One of the best spots to relax in Buckhead! Henri’s Bakery & Deli has such a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, making it the perfect place to unwind with a coffee and pastry. Their cheese Danish is absolutely delicious flaky, buttery, and perfectly balanced in sweetness. The French cheesecake is also a must-try, rich yet light, and full of flavor. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or just want to enjoy a calm moment, this location never disappoints. Highly recommended!

Customer service was top notch. Ham and cheese sandwich was super salty and French bread was stale. No pickle, no chips. Pretty lame for a $10 sub par sandwich. Pastries were pretty tasteless. With 2 sandwiches, 4 pastries and bag of chips and 2 lattes we were in over $50. Won't be back.

I just recently moved to this area and was walking my dog this Saturday morning and happened to come by this bakery. I opened the door to the bakery and my first inquiry was are dogs allowed inside. Two employees and someone I’m assuming was the manager all stated yes. I wish I had gotten the managers name because she was extremely sweet and helpful. I chose a few items from the bakery and then made my way to the breakfast sandwich bar where i was greeted warmly by the two younger men working the deli, but when it came to the older gentleman he asked me if my dog was a service animal. I told him no and he stated that she is not allowed inside and asked me to wait outside while he made my order…. This was very confusing to me as I was just told dogs are allowed and who I am assuming to be the manager spoke up as well and stated that she said I can come inside. He proceeded to argue with the manager and wave his finger at her and stated you are not the owner and dogs are not allowed. Even as I was walking away from the deli he was speaking very rudely to the manager. This made me very uncomfortable as he was extremely rude during this interaction and asking a customer to wait outside after already being told you could enter is extremely unprofessional and made me really uncomfortable. It was also extremely cold out this morning it was 45 degrees and he asked me to wait outside…. I will say the breakfast sandwich was good and the bakery is adorable! I also ordered a few sweet treats for my family as I was excited to show them the new gem I discovered. Unfortunately, I do not believe I will be coming back here nor will I be recommending it due to the customer service experience I had with that deli member. The deli member was an older Hispanic man and I wish I had gotten his name. If I do come back it will only be because of the sweet manager who tried to smooth things over after the interaction with the man at the deli. Again I wish I had gotten her name, but she was a nice Asian lady and she was taking out the bakery items for the day. As a dog owner I know animals are not allowed everywhere and if I was told at the entrance when I inquired about the policy I would have gladly taken my dog home and returned back to the bakery without her. However there is a way to go about reprimanding someone in a professional manner and unfortunately that mark was missed during this interaction. Hopefully this will be a learning experience for the team.

This is one of the best lunch spots in Buckhead. Always clean always has high quality food products and fresh baked goods. Excellent service and good coffee. They offer outside seating and a quiet place to enjoy a meal alone or with a group. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏🏾🐺

Great little German bakery north of Atlanta by Dobbins Air Base. I got some liverwurst that is fantastic! It goes really well with my fresh sourdough bread for sandwiches. I ordered the schnitzel sandwich and my buddy got the brat. Both of them were winners. You need to get some pastries, cookies and every item you can from this great store.

Excellent bakery. Their apple strudel is especially good and tastes just like strudel from Austria. The blueberry cheese pastry was also delicious and looked very nice as well.

I recently discovered this bakery & deli, all natural ingredients no preservatives , the taste of fresh bread and pastries mouth watering and satisfying. I highly recommend this place. Health is wealth that’s what you’re putting into your body, my respect to this family own bakery.

I picked up lunch from this bakery, great service, amazing food, and the sourdough was fresh. Prices were reasonable and the place was clean and welcoming.

I was born born & raised in Germany and would definitely consider this authentic German food! Tried their Schnitzel sandwich and the meat was perfectly thin with crispy breading that didn't fall off as soon as you bite into it. They offer several typical German cakes & pastries, breads, Brötchen, as well as candy, sausages, cold cuts, Fleischsalad, Schmalz, soups and more. Highly recommend this local gem!

The French Melt was the best thing I tried, it was so good, the croissant was fresh and flaky and the meat and cheese were quality and abundant. They have a great selection. There are artisan breads, hot coffee, hot tea, cakes, pastries, and other baked goods. They also have a small selection of German packaged goods such as candies, teas, coffees, crackers, and refrigerated meats and cheeses. They may want to attend to their pastries a little more as a lot of the the items I bought were dry, perhaps day old. The store is very clean and well maintained. Try to bring card or small bills as a large bill that a customer in front of my used seemed to slow them down a bit since they didn't have enough in the register to break it and had to wait for the owner to bring more cash to them. Overall it was good and I would come again, I'd just be more selective when it comes to the pastries and make sure they're fresh.

This bakery uses real, high-quality ingredients — no shortcuts. I have a lot of food restrictions, and this is one of the few carbs I can actually eat without issues. If you struggle to find bread that works for you, their sourdough might give you hope. It’s delicious and made with care!

Came here for brunch with my husband. We were sat immediately and our server was very sweet and friendly. We ordered the avocado toast, french toast, bacon, and breakfast potatoes. Food came out hot and tasty. I enjoyed the french toast with the peaches on top. Just enough sweetness. The potatoes were delicious and tasty. My husband said the avocado toast was fine but the greens it comes with wasn’t very dressed. The bacon came out crispy how we asked. We also go two lattes to go and some pastries. The lattes tasted fine but the lavender and salted honey syrup we got was not very flavorful. The pastries were good. A little on the pricey side. Decor inside very elegant and nice with plenty of seating.

Fiona was an attentive and knowledgeable hostess. She consistently checked on us and gave us options and her opinions. The food was so so.. the chicken skewers were dry but looked appetizing. The salad selections were very good. The steak tartare with French fries- the steak looked appetizing but was chewy. Overall the total meal experience was so so. The drink selection was wide and varied. Would I go again - of course. Everyone deserves a second chance. It’s a cute restaurant 😊

Definitely one of the most gorgeous, purposefully designed venues I’ve been to in the city! Notably, the service and food matched the top-notch quality of the decor, and our waitress (Fiona) was just absolutely stellar. We had some of the most prompt, kind, and personable interactions with her taking care of us! The cappuccino and rose latte were phenomenal, as were the shakshouka and the chia seed pudding. Overall, would 100% recommend coming here for a fancy brunch or a celebratory occasion - just be sure to get a reservation beforehand!

The normal routine at Le Bon Nosh, for me, would be a visit to the espresso bar for a coffee and pastry, during the day- their pastries are so good😍. But Le Bon Nosh after work is also a vibe! We went to their new wine tasting series "Uncorked" where you try five wines and delicious small bites curated by founder and chef Forough. We had such a nice time at the tasting that we decided to hang around for dinner. It's hard to pick a favorite from the menu, but the prawns, spaghetti pesto, chicken paillard, and duck confit definitely hit the spot! Oh, and definitely check out their wine and cocktail list.🍸🍷

Althoguh VERY busy on a Sunday lunch hours, i LOVE the vibe of the restaurant. If you are solo,you can grab a seat at the bar to enjoy your meal but highrecomebd reserving a table in advance due to long wait time. Shout-out to Brianna working the bar area. She was welcoming advance water no time getting food and drink orders. The Market Quiche was awesome...highly recommend 👌🏽

The food was so so. My husband loved the salmon brunch dish but I didn’t like my breakfast plate. I only ate the eggs, mostly because the bread wasn’t toasted and the potatoes were overcooked. The drinks were delicious and the atmosphere was beautiful. I believe I just ordered the wrong thing. The prices were good for the location.

Oh Freddie !!! We adore you ! You were fantastic last night. From wine pairings To dessert recommendations as well as keeping track of when we need to leave to be at a show after dinner you were amazing. The food was impeccable. I loved the beet salad. It was a light it was pretty. It was perfect. I love the ambience of this place and I will definitely be back.

Flower + Time is a quiet, clean, and beautifully aesthetic vegan bakery filled with lush live plants and warm vibes. The sweet owner and assistant make you feel right at home, and the credible menu is full of fresh, delicious options. Be sure to get there early because the delicious food items like quiche and egg sandwiches sell out fast! Plenty of seating: bar, couches, chairs, 2-tops, and even outdoor tables. A true gem!

I don’t know how we missed this gem till now! Croissants were my favorite and was even traveling to Paris for good croissants, so I had been missing them since I became vegan for like 15 years….but not anymore! We tried Bakon Egg & Cheese, it made me shed tears with joy! It is so so good, the layers, the taste, and fluffiness, it’s perfect! We also had a biscuit, and it was fluffy as well and their Apple Butter is very tasty! We got a quiche and Bear-craw and chocolate croissant for Tomoko and can’t wait!! The whole cafe is beautiful, clean and relaxing…we will definitely go back very very soon. Thank you for providing us such a great food!! ♥️

Never know when the craving for a biscuit will hit, luckily Flour + Time had me covered. The savory biscuit was so good, def opt to have it heated up. Good coffee too.

Absolutely floored by the delicious pastries! Tried Flour + Time at the Avondale Sunday market and got hooked! Finally made it to the west midtown cafe and was super impressed by the coffee, food, service and vibe. Flour + Time, I am super proud of your accomplishments - we need you in ATL! Don't go anywhere!

Great bakery! Super cute ambiance and they had delicious chocolate croissants. I’m not vegan, but couldn’t even tell a difference from normal croissants. I really appreciated that they used real plates and silverware, even cloth napkins.

5 stars isn't enough, everything here is phenomenal. Most recently had the chikkin salad sandwich, latte, and the oatmeal cream pie, everything was amazing and I might move to Atlanta just to be able to go to Flour+Time more often 🫶🫶🫶

First time here and definitely adding this to our places to go to when we visit Atlanta. The staff was wonderful and helpful in assisting in deciding what to order. I was overwhelmed with the variety of choices. We decided on the bear claw, bakon, egg, cheese croissant, and spinach with feta cheese quiche. Everything was delicious. We took a variety of baked goods home. Zucchini bread, oatmeal cream pie, and a pain au chocolate.

Disappointing. I got a chocolate croissant, almond croissant, and sour dough loaf. There was only the tiniest bit of chocolate in the chocolate croissant. The almond croissant had a better filling ratio but could barely taste the almond paste/flavor and was slightly burnt/hard on the bottom. Both croissants were lacking flakiness and overall were dull. The sour dough flavor was lacking, poor rise(ie narrower loaf), and crust was chewy given that it had been freshly made. The staff while friendly, were very quiet and hard to hear despite being the only person in the bakery. They did not have signs with prices/identifying what each item was so I had to ask what I was getting and had her repeat herself a few times so I could even hear her. Pricing was fair. Sad to say, there are much better bakeries in Atlanta and while their items look beautiful, the flavor is not there.

This is a small shop with some truly incredible food. I picked up a coffee, donut, some of their freshly made (and incredibly buttery) saltines, and their cuban sandwich. Definitely gonna be back in the future!

This is a Hidden gem of ATL. I decided to try the place after reading the recommendation from ATL magazine and boy did I enjoy going there. The place is very unique, you walk outside and think what kind of a place is this but inside they have some delicious stuff. I tried the chicken salad, amazing delicious, the coconut soup for sure a recommendation, I made a mistake ordering the potatoes salad and didn’t realize it had pork in it since I don’t eat pork but I gave it to my neighbor and she loved it. For my appetizer I had the mallow crunch browner, super super delicious. The customer service was great and very friendly. I wish they had a table to sit because I would be there every day doing my work. I would for sure recommend this spot. And will visit again. Cheers BN

This place is amazing. I took so long to decide what I would buy because everything looks yummy. The staffs in the store were very kind and thoughtful. They were helping all the customers in the store nicely. Personally I love their biscuits. I heated it in the oven quickly and put some jam on it. It was incredibly delicious. I could taste flour itself when I ate it. I believe they only use high quality ingredients for their products. I wish I could go there more often.

It's rare post-pandemic to find quality -- but here, there's quality ingredients, quality experiences and the highest quality staff. The team here truly cares to make a connection and give you a positive experience. I hope they are being compensated greatly! I was shown around and oriented to each mini market counter: espresso, pastry, the deli area showcasing pre-made sides and entrees, cheeses, breads, and wine plus a full kitchen with made-to-order sandwiches. The beautiful Veggie Hearth sandwich, gorgeous and flaky croissants, and perfectly chewy chocolate chunk cookies were standouts for me, but I'm set to return to try the homemade spreads and sauces as well as the fried chicken dinners after 4 PM. Plus, the locals insist I try the famous muffleta and chicken salad. And if course, I'll visit their booth at the Morningside Farmers Market!

I have been wanting to try the buttery ATL for months! I am so glad I was able to come during lunch time to try the pastries. There are shelf stable pantry items and chocolates for sale. There is a lunch and dinner menu with soups and salads. There are delicious pastries and fresh breads for sale at the counters. The fancy toast is a croissant toast with frangipane and fruit. There is freshly baked sourdough as well. Everything we tried was so delicious. Jenn Yee is a pastry culinary genius!!

The staff is warm, welcoming and ready to help. They have lots of fresh baked goods and espresso. They also have full meals that just need to her heated up. Great spot to pick up pastries for the week and a quick dinner at home

It smelled wonderful when I walked in - multiple items were in the ovens. Unfortunately, I arrived around noon, so some things were already sold out. The coffee was good. I bought a savory pastry with roasted carrots and cheese, and it was still warm. It was fine, but I probably wouldn’t order it again. I’ll definitely return and get there earlier. Parking wasn’t difficult. I was able to park on a side street. You can pay to park a few doors down, but you don’t have to.

Cute little bakery with delicious baked goods. However, the selection is a bit limited, and the location is a bit cramped and rough. Definitely worth a visit, but maybe for a takeaway.

What a wonderful gem of delightful deliciousness. Best bakery in Atlanta. The man in front helped me choose two very wonderful things. I asked him pick a savory item and a sweet item and he chose very nicely.

Colette consistently delivers exceptional baked goods and breads. Every time I visit, I get my weekly sourdough and try out one of the many baked goods they pump out daily. It has been non stop 10s across the board for both their savory and sweet items. And to top it off? They always have something that is new and surprising to me. For example, the chocolate filled meringue today made my knees weak; it was so light and rich .

Trying to find the best sourdough loaf in metro Atlanta and this is definitely at the top. Chewy outer crust, beautiful presentation and a soft airy center. Great value.

Came here for the first time specifically for a sourdough loaf, but also got a blueberry scone and a plain bagel to try. Everything was fresh and excellent. Will be returning weekly for the sourdough and likely other miscellaneous treats as well.

I really love this bakery and visit often but im going stop because the food safety standards seem sketchy. The girl at the register is sweet enough but she regularly touches things with gloved hands (her hair, her mouth, the door, wiping crumbs from the counter, eating, touching her face) and then will proceed to handle the bakery items. It happens every single time she is at the counter without fail and really makes me lose my appetite.

Ever since I’d had the chance to try a cake someone purchased from here in college, I’ve dreamt of visiting myself. And what a stunning set of baked goods housed within this gem! I chose the Black Forest Cake, nested in the corner of one of the fridges among the stacks of goodies in this packed bakery. After wanting a Black Forest for so long, this hit the spot. What stunning, perfectly sized pieces of cake this place offers! The whipped topping pairs perfectly with the denser cream layers near the bottom in the Black Forest, and separating the layers of cream sits a light, moist chocolate sponge that ties this dessert together into a delectable sweet treat. For $3.50 per slice (keep in mind, still, a slice here is smaller than that a typical bakery’s slice - yet filling, nonetheless), I would definitely recommend visiting!

I ordered two cakes from this bakery for two different occasions, and I was so impressed! Both cakes had the most beautiful and cute decorations — you can tell they really put love and creativity into their work. And the taste? Absolutely amazing! Everyone at the events was enjoying it and asking where the cakes were from. I just want to say a big thank you to the team for making everything perfect. If you’re thinking about ordering from here — don’t hesitate! Go for it, and you’ll be thanking me later. Highly recommend!

Recently moved into the area and have came here a few times for treats. I will be getting cakes here for events in the future. You can tell the baker loves this place and it’s quite special. I’m so excited I found it, and the treats are delicious. Also got some of the best feta cheese I’ve ever had in the States here. Thank you!!!!

We ordered the chocolate mousse cake and a cheesecake to celebrate our birthdays and both were amazing. The cheesecake is the best I’ve ever had- I usually don’t even like it but I ended up eating most of it myself! Highly recommend

Baked goods that you can taste the freshness and quality. We sampled many diffrent items and didn't find anything we didn't love. Family run businesses are always a great hidden gem.

I thought that the International Bakery had better quality baked goods by the reviews that I read. Sorry to say, but the cream puffs and the 'Italian Canolis' were not very good. We know good Italian food, having come down from Boston's North End! This is not nearly the ricotta canollis we were used to. Even Marie's Italian Deli in Cummimg is much better than they are, and $3.50 each. Don't waste your money.

I ordered a cheesecake with fruit over the phone. Took my order on Thursday or Friday I believe and had it ready when I got there on Sunday morning. The cheesecake was delicious! My whole family loved it and the leftovers disappeared very quickly. It was also beautifully presented and reasonably priced ($45). Served 15.

The place looks clean and hip, however the food is not that good. We tried their mixed chaat which was just okay. The chicken puff was nice, but the lamb samosa was not that good. We bought some Laddu from here. These were decent. Overall a pretty average place to eat Indian snacks. The owner/ worker was nice, but it seems nobody cares for covid issue here at this place. People including the owner/ worker were without masks and social distancing never existed!

Random walk in for some snacks and I’ve never had such bad chaat! Lol what type of papdi is this? The samosas were so small and the price for it is so expensive. The pav was stale as well. Don’t think I’ll be going back

I ate first time today at Royal Sweets. My favorite Bhelpuri is very fresh and amazing here. I really liked bhelpuri, samosa, tea, chevada, rasmalai, kalakhand. Samosa, tea are very popular here. Sweets are very good here. Customer service is amazing. I am soo glad I visited this place for the first time today and had good food, good tea. I will visit many more times in future. Customer service is amazing. Nasim, Mumtaz are amazing positive people with very good personality, and they provided amazing 5 star service with great posotive hospitality. They treated me very good with amazing 5 star service.

It is the best Sweet shop for Indian sweet dishes. Food here is fresh. It also sells soft snacks and dry snacks that could be carried along. It has beautiful ambience. The walls are distinctive in this shop that picture the streets of India and the famous street foods! I absolutely love this place. So once again I visited this place and it has not disappointed me. The samosa chat here is best of its kind! Check it out

This Royal Sweet shop is a true gem! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the smell of delicious, freshly baked treats,Crunchy Chaats and Mix Farshan. I tried Jalebi and Samosa, Fresh Masala Tea and it was absolutely amazing Yummy 😋🤤 The staff (Mumtazben and Nasimben) was incredibly friendly and helpful always smiling face making my visit even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this Royal Sweet Shop to anyone with a sweet tooth – it's a must-visit!

Samosas to die for! If you miss samosas from ‘Havemor restaurants’ then this is the place to get it. All sweets are low in sugar, freshly made. Are you from Africa? Then you must try African chevda here. Ice creams have good unique flavors. It’s a show off & retail place for their wholesale business. If you have eat sweets in weddings then mostly it’s from this place. -Get ‘to go’ is easy and suggested.- Service & suggestions was nice and the manager was friendly and attentive. The one star I cut is for COVID-19 assurance. We got the chutney in open to share big container to self serve and give it back to serve others, small disposable container would be better choice for chutneys to serve it. We got open straws to mix chai, individually wrapped spoons would be better option. :(

Nice resturant , good taste, quality food, nominal prices and fast service. We ordered Dahi Puri, samosa and much more.. everything was very good. I recommend this place.

This is truly one of Atlana's best kept secrets 🤫. If you want quality baked goodies🍰! This is the place for guilty pleasures. I got banana nut bread & the following cupcakes🧁 red velvet cheese cake,cookies & cream,s'mores, carrot cake. Everything was yummy 😋!

Ordered my last 3 birthday cakes from here in dark chocolate cake with white chocolate frosting and raspberry filling. It is divine. The confluence of flavours really takes it to the next level. It strikes a great balance with sweet and tart! Hope they never change the recipe and always have cupcakes in that flavour to take away so I don't always have to wait for my birthday in may!

My daughter loves mermaids, so for her 15th birthday we ordered a custom mermaid cake from Metrotainment Bakery. They worked with us to get our ideal design realized and used her favorite colors! The cake tasted great too! This isn't our first order from Metrotainment, but it is certainly our most memorable. Thanks for a great birthday treat!

Such a hole in the wall location but their cupcakes look amazing. For their cupcakes alone I’d give them 3 stars as I like my frosting to be richer in butter, although the cake itself is very good(especially tie dye)But on my way out I had the best chocolate cake with the perfect amount of icing and sweetness and I had to give this 4 stars.

I found Metrotainment through a bakery search on Google, and I went here for the 1st time to pick up dessert for Thanksgiving. I ordered the chocolate cream pie, and 4 cupcakes - the quatro leche, a couple of gluten free cupcakes, and a s'mores cupcake. The pie was outstanding - visually and taste. The size of their pies are much larger than you find at a regular bakery, and for $28 I don't think you can find a better deal. I haven't even been able to move onto the cupcakes yet - the pie is too good. My only slight knock on Metrotainment is that I had to wait 40 minutes to pick up my order. It was the day before Thanksgiving, so it was obviously going to be crowded. But I think they should take payment for your order over the phone or online when you order it - that way people can just grab their order and go. I will definitely be back, and I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

We ordered 250 cupcakes for our wedding and they were a hit! We got 4 flavors to have a variety and many people told me they had to try two. Metrotainment Bakery delivered and set up the cupcakes so I didn't have to worry about a thing. They looked amazing and tasted even better. I had a few left over and when I brought them to grad school the next day they were demolished, even at 7:30am! We highly recommend Metrotainment Bakery.

Hubby and I ordered a 22 inch Grand Marnier Cheesecake for our anniversary. And what did we get? Twelve HUGE slices of Heaven! It was so much we cut some of the slices in half and shared with a dozen friends and family. The carrot cake was incredible and we loved the turtle and strawberry cheesecakes as well. It's off the beaten path, but well worth the trip!!!

Not as cheap as previous reviews suggested but still very good. They don’t have any prices posted so we were a little surprised at the final bill. Not that it was outrageous but we weren’t expecting $10 Cuban sandwiches. We had different empanadas, pastries and Cuban sandwiches and they were all good. Not much space to sit but that’s perfectly ok. It’s run by friendly people.

Prices r reasonable. Guava turnovers are delicious and must try.

Always amazing food. Value is unbeatable and owner is a cool cat. Always enjoy stopping in here when I’m up that way.

Wonderful! The young man asked if I had any dietary restrictions or preferences, such as vegetarian or no pork or beef. That's only the second restaurant that I've been to where they bothered to inquire. It's a tiny place, but he said they've been there more than forty five years. I highly recommend that we try to keep it in busines for at least 45 more.

Had heard they do great Cuban sandwiches here, and they did not disappoint. I've tried other Cubans around Atlanta, and this one is definitely in the top tier. Yes, they only accept cash, but for what you get in exchange (and you can get a sandwich, chips, and a soda for less than $10), I'd say it's well worth it.

Cash only BUT amazing prices for the most delicious coffee and pastries. If I lived closer I would want to indulge daily. And the proprietor is warm and friendly. We loved everything about this place.

Easily the best Cuban sandwich in Atl. I grew up in south Florida and I can’t believe I have lived 5 minutes from this place for 7 years. It’s a Gem. Highly recommend. Oh and the pastries are insanely good too. I’m just not a sweets guy but for those that are, their guava pastries and meat pastries are great.

This is a cozy and beautifully designed spot with a welcoming . The space is clean, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing, making it a great place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee. However, when it comes to pricing, it feels a bit overpriced compared to similar cafes. The cake portions, in particular, are smaller than expected for the price, which can be a bit disappointing. While the quality is good, the value for money isn’t quite there. If you’re looking for a charming, relaxing spot and don’t mind paying a little extra, this could be a nice place to visit. But if portion size and pricing matter to you, there might be better options elsewhere.

I usually go to the one that's by the perimeter, I was in the area, I wanted a snack, I was hoping my favorite pastry was there, but it was all sold out!, so I opted for the cookies, these cookies are very delicious, and soft, and not super sweet. I enjoyed them with a nice up of mint tea. Very good, will be purchasing more in the future. I would have sat an eaten inside to get the full experience but the vibe didn't feel inviting.

Love this bakery! I've tried a variety of savory and sweet pastries here, and they've all been delicious. It's a French inspired Asian style bakery, and the pastry in the breads are nice and flaky. We also picked up a whole mocha cake. The cake was beautiful, and the sponge was airy with a nice light cream - not too heavy at all. They package it with candles and a cake spatula that comes with matches inside! The cake selection was a bit limited while I was there, but I came earlier in the morning, and an employee told me that they usually get their delivery around 10am.

Very calm and nice selection. Service was lacking, but the pastries we got were great. The matcha latte was yummy and the sweetness was perfect. Really enjoyed the sweet potato one.

They put up the Christmas tree🎄❤️ The coffee is nice, they warmed up my food. No one is here after 5. Because how the front was all window and see through, it kinda feels dark inside even with all the lights. Overall it's not too bad to stay for awhile. They have plugs and gave u the wifi pass on the bottom of the receipt. All the fruit tarts, pan au chocolat, cream cheese donut, and any pastry with sausage I would recommend.

I've always loved Paris Baguette for its delicious pastries and coffee, but my recent experiences have been incredibly disappointing. This marks my third visit in as many weeks, and each time I've been greeted by empty shelves and a lack of the warm, inviting atmosphere I used to know. Hoping to avoid the weekend rush, I visited today (Monday) at 7:15 PM, 45 minutes before closing. Unfortunately, the shelves were once again bare and dirty, with a trash can inexplicably placed in front of a cabinet. To make matters worse, the attendant was eating her lunch and completely ignored me and my partner. We weren't even acknowledged or offered any assistance, leaving us feeling unwelcome and frustrated. Considering the lack of Starbucks options on Buford Highway, Paris Baguette used to be my go-to spot for a coffee or pastry. However, after this string of disappointing experiences, I'm hesitant to return anytime soon. Perhaps in the far future, I'll give it another try, but for now, I'll be looking for a more welcoming and consistently stocked bakery/cafe elsewhere.

I love Paris Baguette, and this was my first time at this location. At first, I picked out a cream cheese pastry, sausage pastry, a sugar mochi donut and an iced coffee. Then, I saw they were bringing out more items. So, before I left, I got a box to-go with some donuts and a chocolate croissant. My favorite donut was the Croissant Donut with orange zest on top. I would also recommend any kind of sausage pastry since they are so good! Everything was delicious!

My go-to Cuban sandwich spot. the Medianoche is incredible and don’t forget to add some guava pastellitos and a croquetta as an appetizer while you wait. My one wish would be indoor seating. the vibe is a little plain inside and eating in the parking lot isn’t the most comfortable way to enjoy a cafecito. If that was fixed it’s 5/5 perfection

This Cuban bakery captured my heart in an instant. I’ve always loved a good Pastelito and had only had the traditional Cream Cheese & Guava kind in the past. Interestingly, they also had guava-only and CC-only filling options; the warm, flaky, buttery Guava Pastelito was simply overflowing with gooey jam that felt so nourishing to the soul. The fruit’s natural flavors were accentuated by an addictive sweetness, and the jam provided a smooth textural contrast to the crackly puff pastry that it was encased within. The Cortadito - a traditional double-shot of espresso with steamed milk - was absolutely divine and, honestly, a coffee lover’s dream-come-true. Truly, this was one of the best coffees I’ve ever had. Per others’ recommendation, having it made with real sugar at their suggested level was splendid. I’m also planning to come back to try their Key Lime Pie, Flan, and Tres Leches - coincidentally, three of my all-time favorite desserts. If you’re looking for the best way to start the day, you have to go here!

The food here is beyond amazing! This is also an upscale bakery offering Cake Boss level cakes. The space is small but comfortable, with outdoor seating as well. This well worth the drive. The vibe was so good we sat and ate and drank our Cuban coffee while watching the steady stream of customers come in and pick up their custom cakes, and others come in to grab some pastelitoes and other treats.

Finally! A Cuban spot that does pastries. Yes the flavor is good and its fresh. Authentic in my opinion. Price is too high (spent$70.00 plus $5 in tip) but expected when there is not much competition with Cuban pastries or authentic Cuban food in GA. Also they had no seating available this morning and you can’t eat inside but it was well worth the trip. I will be back again!

10/10. Spinach and Swiss empanadas are literally heaven sent. The iced coffee con leche is IMMACULATE 🤌🏽💋

We arrived for Sunday after church Cuban sandwiches and pastries. The atmosphere was pleasant but no place to seat and not handicapped accessible. I am Cuban and know what true Cuban food taste like. The pastries were excellent. The Cuban sandwiches was vary fatty. What irritated me the most was the service. I ordered the papaya shake. The shake did not taste like papaya. So i mentioned it to hostess so she would argued with me. She said the fruit is not always rip. I said then don’t sell that type of shake. All I wanted is switch to another shake, she went to the manager. The manager was indifferent and told her to switch it.

I just have to say, WOW! My husband and I just had an amazing lunch. We've had Miami's best, however this for Atlanta was really good! Will be coming back very soon. The food, the service, and location were spot on. The only complaint I have is they run out of everything early, so go early to get the best in Atlanta. We couldn't wait to eat them.

Amazing food. Such a long line that moved fast. We had the blueberry lemon cornmeal cookie (a lil sweet for me but my friend LOVED) and the orange chamomile scone was divine (would get it again). The mocha latte I ordered hot was great with light sugar and had an emphasis on the caffeine which was nice. My friend had her usual the lavender matcha iced latte. Thank you for a great time and ambience

What a beautiful way to start the day! The coffee was absolutely sensational – rich, flavorful, and perfectly made. The pastries were heavenly – buttery, fresh, and clearly crafted with care. A special shout-out to the super friendly staff – warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. The lovely woman at the counter truly made my morning with her kindness and smile. The space itself is calm, charming, and thoughtfully designed – the perfect spot to pause and enjoy a quiet moment in the city. Thank you to the team – you made my day brighter. I’ll definitely be back!

Celiac and gluten intolerant review My family has Celiac so I'm always leaving reviews for families like ourselves that struggle to find safe places to eat. Especially my little girl who struggles to be "normal" among her friends. I wanted to love this place. The regular food items were good and their drinks were good having been here previously on my own. However I was the only one who could eat, leaving my daughter in tears when we tried bringing her. Things I didn't notice last time: Lack of protocol for changing gloves & since we came specifically for their GF items, I need to leave an honest review. Do not visit this bakeshop if you have an allergy or Celiac. There's a ton of cross contamination & unfortunately the lovely barista never changed her gloves, touching coffee items, and then baked goods. I DO recommend this for regular patrons who don't have an auto immune disease. Like I said, I wanted to love this place cause it's so cute but unfortunately my family cannot eat from here ever.

Fav ATL Bakery! Love all the next level options and coffee!

We got treated to these donuts by the Kroc Salvation Army officer, when I tell you they were soooooooooo gooooooood. He got so many flavors it was mind blowing. I can’t wait to make my own trip here.

I would come back to Atlanta just to come to this place. Friendly service, great coffee/espresso, and the bakery items are insanely good.

I love it here. Vibes: cinematic styling of coffee shop with great morning sunlight. Gold & Green is calming and modern. A millennials dream. Seating: Parisian style marble bistro tables enough for a duet of plates and cups. Please do not squeeze 4 people on these little round tables lol Pastries : TOP TIER Croissants!! My fave is the praline escargot (it’s like grandmas southern pecan pie baked into a croissant roll up). The variety.*chefs kiss*. The Flavor combinations *chefs kiss* — items run out fast so get here early on weekends. beverages : delicious coffee. Quality tea selection (however — Grant park location has the loose tea offering which I prefer but I understand this smaller space cannot accommodate all the extra little pieces) ** note: if there is a looooong line ….be courteous if you are waiting in line— keep the door closed and wait to come inside**

The service was good, fast. I love the beeper system that lets you know when you items are ready. I know this particular MeetFresh gets packed on the weekends. The store has many seats to accommodate both large and small groups. I got the tofu pudding with miniQ balls in a hot sugary broth. I was anticipating a warm dessert that would be great for the cold weather. Unfortunately, the tofu and sugary-ginger broth did not deliver; it was lukewarm at best. I have been to a couple other MeetFresh stores in the US, and the Doraville location lacks the depth and flavor in their sugar broth ladled over the tofu. I am a bit disappointed in this particular dessert but would love to come back and try their boba when the weather gets warm again!

Classic Taiwanese desserts with a rich, authentic flavor. The shaved ice was fluffy and generous, and the toppings were fresh and satisfying. The space is clean and spacious, perfect for gathering with friends. Highlights: ✔ Traditional Taste – Taro balls, herbal jelly, and beans were all spot on. ✔ Comfortable Seating – Plenty of room and cozy atmosphere. ✔ Quick Service – Efficient staff and organized counter. Minor Downsides: Slightly pricey compared to local alternatives. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) Great spot for nostalgic, comforting desserts!

Cute interior! Just wished it was a it brighter light and can hardly see the menu. No Boba available because ran out. Overall, drinks were alright

I usually don’t like leaving negative reviews, but I hope this feedback is helpful to the owner. The bowl we ordered was advertised with ‘shaved ice,’ and other dishes with shaved ice in the menu pictures showed a fine, thin texture. I expected ours to be the same, but instead, it came with thick, broken ice pieces. Honestly, I didn’t enjoy anything in the dish, especially the ice, and I wouldn’t return because the quality doesn’t justify the high price. I hope the owner can revisit this dish and make improvements. I intend this as constructive feedback. Addendum: the front desk person was okay, but I don’t think I had the lady that other people were talking about. The service was fast.. too fast which showed that they didn’t shave the ice fresh. I feel for them because the competition is fierce and the rent is probably high. Wishing the best.

Mango strawberry ice shavings is very good. Large portions enough for 3 people. Highly recommended.

False advertisement… What I got is completely not what I expected. This bowl isn’t worth 10.25, there’s barely any toppings! This place used to be good, but now I am done.

Very customizable menu. The list is quite extensive. There are both cold and warm desserts, snacks, and drinks. For the shaved ice, highly recommend sharing since the portions are huge. Medium shaved ice is good for 2-3 people, and the large is good for ~4 people. Personal favorite toppings: Sesame Rice Balls, Sweet Potato Taro (potaro) Balls, Q Mochi, Ice Cream, Wintermelon Jelly, Q Balls/mini balls Service is fairly fast. Plenty of seating.

Stopped by here before the bookstore because I kept seeing this pop-up on TikTok and I’m glad I did all of the pastries I got were so fresh and unique they weren’t just filled with mousse.They actually had fruit filling and chocolate and a little bit of like crackers on the bottom, it was just a good mix. I also dropped my wallet into the crack of the display area where I couldn’t reach it and the cashier that was working there got a hook and got my wallet out within five minutes and they both were really sweet. I will definitely visit again because it looks like such a cute little place to get some work done or read a book. And I also got macaroons. They were so fresh. I feel like a lot of businesses go viral and the pastries end up being old or have sat out for a while and aren’t as good as you would think they are, but this was not the case here.😮‍💨♥️

I’ll be honest, this was a total letdown for my daughters and I. We drove two hours because there is no where to get French pastry anywhere near where we live and we have been dying to try the viral patisserie! Although they were extremely beautiful, every single one of these tasted horrible. Flavorless mousses, little to no filling and just extremely underwhelming. Although the bakery was clean and beautiful inside, the $80 spent on top of the two hour drive was not worth it at all. I guess I have learned today to not trust the internet once more.

I ordered the pear almond tarte and two macarons (vanilla and red velvet) and they were delicious. We went on a Sunday afternoon so many of the pastries were sold out but I was pleased with the ones I ordered. The macarons were soft and very flavorful. The tarte was so good and would be great warmed up as well. They have indoor and outdoor seating and the ambience gives French cafe. I am glad that the parking is more affordable at $3 for the 1st hour.

A Beautiful bakery located in The Interlock in Atlanta serving a variety of hand made candy, chocolates, and specialty pastries. This was the 1st stop on our Pastey To-Do list while visiting Atlanta. Some of the desserts didn't service the ride, I would suggest boxing them separately for take out orders. See photos Give them and try and let me know what you think.

This place is located near the Buckhead area. They have shops , dining, gaming store and this gem of a bakery. The desserts are beautiful to look at and delicious. To find both in one location is rare. I wish there was one near me in NJ. There wasn’t much of a line. I didn’t taste their drinks because I had already had coffee at a different location.

Wow ! This bakery was one of its kind . We were walking across this location and found this . Interiors and the atmosphere was so good and we thought to taste some desserts :) we had dinner and were craving for sweet ! Parking is a mess in this complex ! It’s expensive - 8$ for a couple of hours and also packed . No free parking ! There were seats inside to sit and eat . There were also seats outside . Service was good and quick . The guy was helpful. We got some fruity cake and it was incredibly good . Loved the taste of berries ! Not sure what it was called though. We also got tiramisu .. it was ok . Small quantity :) it was a quick eat . A little pricey too. Couldn’t taste food and coffee . Good one overall but it’s not an everyday place to eat ! 4 stars still. !

This is one of my favorite dessert eateries! The service and atmosphere is awesome with the treats being delightfully tasty! My favorite is the tropical filled with good nutritious fruit!

Average atmosphere but staff was super friendly! They asked if anything needed to be separated and gave multiple bags so pastries wouldn’t be smooshed. The pastries were DELICIOUS and stayed fresh for a few days after purchase. Asian pastries are not extremely sweet but still so satisfying. (I prefer my baked goods not overly sweet) They also have a pretty good selection of vegan pastries which is pretty rare to find in Asian bakeries. The only down side for me is the boba tea I got. While the flavor was tasty, it wasn’t tapioca boba but the jelly kind so that was disappointing. Oh! If you like roll cakes I recommend their variety pack ones. Very flavorful. The orange one, the flavor reminded me of those wafer cookies but better since it was a moist cake.

There is no better bakery ITP for Portuguese egg tarts or Pandan Swiss rolls. The drinks are also great and the uncle is eager to explain and efficient in his service. And probably the best Southeast Asian vegan bakery in the southeast.

Asian bakery with plenty of vegan options. Staff is SUPER friendly. Pastries are fresh and tasty.

Great food and wonderful people. We ordered a vegan black forest cake and it was delicious.

Lovely Chinese bakery! Owner is always super sweet and all the pastries are on point. Not too sweet iykyk. I love the vegan selection too. Personal faves are the egg tarts, assorted Swiss roll slices, and fresh mango cake. ESPECIALLY the mango cake. Cake is super light and moist with soft whipped cream and juicy mango chunks. YUM. The taro pudding cake is a close second cake fave haha. Highly recommend everything here!

Amazing experience! The owner is always having an amazing positive attitude and has great manners. The deserts have a fresh taste on every single one of them. The drinks taste very good. Will 10/10 recommend to anyone who loves deserts and drinks.

The owner was super friendly! We were there (~2pm Sat) when the fresh batch of egg tarts just happened to come out. We for sure got some! Decent variety of break selections and every were priced very reasonably! Will recommend and will return!

Excellent fresh tasting donuts that were not full of sugar but true flavor. I had a chocolate iced and a salted caramel donut. I would like to return to try others. Minus a star due to the coffee not being hot. Shout out to Joseph for the great and friendly customer service!

Three of us went at 11:40 am on a Saturday. They still had a decent selection of donuts left. In COVID times, the employee was wearing a mask and gloves. They have donuts on the floor to mark 6 feet apart, which was a cute touch. We got 3 donuts, ranked in order of preference: - Vanilla Bean Glazed: We all really liked the glaze. No question about this donut being our favorite. - Sweet Jane: Powdered donut sandwich with buttercream filling. We liked that the filling was light and not heavy. It reminded us of cupcake icing. - Cereal: The fruit loops on top were staaaaale, like very stale. They were hard and gross, which was distracting. This is the reason for the 4 stars. I’m actually not sure how much each donut was. Their sign has 4 different tiers, but their display case only had 3 shelves, so I don’t know which one was which. Prices range from $2.25-$3.75. We also got iced coffee, from Jittery Joes, which was good ($3.00 for small, $3.50 for large). She asked how much creamer we wanted, so it was nice to have a say in that. There is another donut place nearby that is better that I would return to before I returned to this one. Still fun to try though!

Awesome donuts!!!! 5 stars on the donuts for sure. Super big, fluffy and delicious! Wasn’t a fan of the hot chocolate as it had very little chocolate in it. Otherwise a great place to go!!! Highly recommended if you have a little sweet tooth!

Nice new satellite location for this Marietta doughnut shop; located in West-Midtown at 1963 Howell Mill. Mainly “cake-based” doughnuts serving up a very imaginative variety. Offerings include everything from “Cinnamon Toast, Key Lime and Mikey- (Brioche, Espresso Cream, Maple and Bacon”). Very good coffee program from Jittery Joes.

As my husband frequently reminds me: Doughnut Dollies ruins all other doughnuts for you. They are melt in your mouth and delicious. Each and every flavor combination seems simple and complex at the same time. We'll drive 30 minutes just to pick one up on the weekend to savor. Or occasionally splurge on a whole dozen and never have a single regret. I'm a huge fan of the Cereal Bowl and hubby would probably have an affair with the Man Bun if it was possible!

Super cute, very clean shop! Delicious, creative doughnuts and super friendly, helpful customer service. This shop is a pretty far from my house but I’ll definitely be making regular trips for the doughnuts!!

Best donut place in Atlanta! Most creative and delicious flavors. My favorites are the strawberry, lemon lavender, cereal bowl, and chocolate frosted. The employees are so friendly too. Love this place and so excited for their new location to open!

This place is excellent for cupcakes . The frosting in cupcakes is so yummy. We tried classic, chocolate on chocolate and red velvet . All were yummylicious. It’s on 1st floor of Lenox mall.

It has been YEARS since I've had Cami Cakes. Since my brother is visiting from Chicago, I decided to bring him to Lenox mall. I noticed them in the mall again. I thought they had closed this location, but today I saw they had moved. We walked up, and the young lady with short locs was occupied on her phone. Once she realized we were there, she looked up. I spoke to her and asked her how she was doing, All she said was how can I help you with a disappointed look on her face and also in a rude way. I then said, "That's ok." She shouldn't be there to serve the public. As much as I wanted the cake, I refused to give my money to rude people. I am highly disappointed

Cute little shop. The cupcakes we got were great, sweet asf but good. Best one was the biscoff!

1. Yes, the cake is MOIST! 2. It’s a little pricey, but if you are a baker then you will understand the cost. It is worth the price. 3. The staff was very friendly and greeted me immediately upon entering. I’m all about service. 4. Neat and clean is the best way to describe the store itself. This matters when buying mall food. 5. Red velvet is really good. The icing is rich and the cake is equally as rich. Definitely a must if you have a sweet tooth.

CAMMMMMMMMIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!! I’m disappointed in the rest of the reviews because BABY!!!!! I’ve been trying to find something remotely close to my Auntie Sally Red velvet and the search has gone cold until today. My family is red velvet cake connoisseurs because my Aunt set the bar so high with the moisture, using real ingredients. The color is always rich and her icing is amazing. Cami cupcakes is actually very close to her recipe. I was so excited that finally something tastes & looks remotely close to hers. My only suggestion is that it needs to be a little bit more sweeter with the cake, but it was very moist even though it was probably sitting there all day. The cake still did not disappoint. For the more traditional taste I must have pecans all over my cake. I will absolutely be back seven dollars well spent. Also, the picture does not do it justice the cake slices were massive. Service was good the little helpers were unfortunately in the back so we had no idea that they were open but they were very pleasant and nice. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Heard about these, so I stopped by in Lenox. Cute store, large variety of cupcakes, and cake slices displayed nicely. Ordered a lemon and a pineapple coconut cupcake, served in a cute little box. Service was good, but there was nothing special to me about the taste of these $5 cupcakes - I didn't think either was freshly made, unfortunately.

I am so confused. Cami cakes use to be TOP TIER! Now I feel like I am eating a cake from Walmart. WHY is the CREAM CHEESE frosting, now overly whipped?? They are being cheap. This is NOT Cream cheese on these cup cakes. The cake is DRY now and not as moist as they used to be. I am not about to pay 5 bucks for a cupcake that isnt good. Stop being cheap and give us what we pay for!!!.

Bought 2 slices of strawberry cake from piece of cake 4/24/2025 at Concourse A at ATL airport and the cake had mold spores growing on the strawberries in the cake.

I saw this place when I was walking through the Atlanta airport so decided to stop. I purchased a slice of German Chocolate cake, which is my favorite. It was delicious! I am trying to find out how to purchase a whole cake

Coffee was ok but shocked to have to pay an additional two dollars to add some non- dairy milk- soy to my coffee. Some places do add a minimum amount for this special add on but this was extreme. As someone who doesn’t consume dairy feel it is a b discriminatory to be charged this much.. Will not return here .

I had already eaten at TGI Fridays after experiencing a 5 hour delay for my flight to New York. While enjoying excellent service and a nice meal at TGI Fridays, I received a $15 meal voucher from Delta. I had already planned on paying for my own meal so after I finished up, I decided to go into the terminal and look for a nice dessert place to spend my $15 voucher. I happened upon a place that sold coffee and cake. I love cake so it was an excellent choice. If I had known how awful the young lady that was working there was- her name was Kimberly- I would have moved on to another vendor. I love desserts and was so excited for cake and perkily asked her if I could spend the voucher there and she couldn’t even muster the word yes. She grunted and nodded at me which I took for a yes. Then she walked away. I stood there in awe. Finally she came back and asked me what I wanted. I felt this going south already. I placed my order- an iced latte and a slice of red velvet cake, and again she walked away without a word. ok. Another girl walked up and explained to me how to enter my payment, and I did so then stood off to the side. A few moments later, Kimberly, my cashier slammed a coffee drink on the counter and walked away. Was it mine? I don’t know. Later she turned to me and said- “there’s your drink”. I asked about the cake I had ordered. She asked what I had ordered. Since it was literally less than five minutes since I had placed the order, I chuckled and repeated my preference. I guess she wasn’t impressed with my amusement because a few moments later she slammed the bag with a slice of cake on top the counter again, this time with more force. I get the sense I was not wanted there. I fly commercial every ten days for work, so I have a lot of experience in airports, and this is by far the worst service I have ever had. EVER. I will sooner eat out of the trash can next time I am in ATL than return here for this kind of treatment. And I most certainly will not be spending my own money here. The receipt states that the vendor prides themselves on first class treatment. This was far from First class.

Service was super slow, the cake was dry and flavorless, the price was super high for such a low quality slice of cake. They’re $8 per slice. There is also a lack of information on their slices/menu, it tells you the name of the slice but isn’t descriptive about details, for example: they do not list the frosting type (ie. buttercream, cream cheese, etc)

Quick friendly service. Good quality. Strawberry Cup cake was excellent. Ice Carmel mocha was good. Strawberry cup cake cost $4.05.

Dry muffins with icing. $2 value. If you're going to sell cupcakes, PACKAGE them in containers made for cupcakes. Looks like a hurricane blew the tops off my cupcakes bc they put them in four indiv. cake containers. Omg! 1-star.

One of my most favorite bakeries! Their ham and cheese croissant is the best I've ever had in my life! I love the salted sesame egg wash that they add on the crust. The potato cheese was also very good with the perfect balance of seasonings. I can't wait to dine in and try some of their prepared meals. You have to experience this place! Your life will be changed!

YUMMY The potatoes on the side of the egg sandwich tasted like each one was individually charred to perfection. Nice crunch, just delicious. Gotta try the olive oil muffin. I’ve never heard of one and now they are in my top ten. highly recommended. A perfect spot for brunch. Plenty of space to spread out and kids love the indoor area

Located in the Olive and Pine mixed use market. This place was suggested to me by the coffee shop next door. I approached the counter and reviewed the menu. With their set up you can look right into the open kitchen and see everything is made fresh. The display case had many sweet and savory options for sale. I thought one was a bagel with bacon and cheese, but it was actually a savory danish with cheese and onions. I ended up ordering the Leftie's Egg sandwich. The sandwich comes with eggs, cheese, kimchi mayo, and I added bacon. The friendly young lady at the counter definitely co-signed that the sandwich was a good choice. She rang me up and I thought it was kind of expensive, $20 for a breakfast sandwich. I waited for a few minutes and they called my name. The food was ready super quick. I picked it up at the counter and headed over to one of the open tables in the common space. I opened up my container and was surprised to see roast potatoes in addition to my sandwich. Initially I thought the sandwich would be too much for one sitting, but it turned out to be just right. It was delicious and the roasted potatoes were hot, fresh and crunchy. I chatted with another customer who informed me she always stops here when she is in town. She ordered the chicken breakfast sandwich with a runny egg on top and was raving about it. Leftie is a little pricey, but the food is delicious.

I was hungry, and the waffle house line was ridiculously long. Found this hidden gem. OMG, the Korean fried chicken biscuit and gravy exploded in my mouth with its perfect blend of seasoning and was fried to my extra crunchy satisfaction. I'll be back whenever I'm in the neighborhood.

The kimchi biscuits and gravy with chicken was so so good! It was the honestly the best chicken I ever had, it was so crispy and flavorful! The pastries were out of the world too, I recommend the Ube Sweet Roll. The employees were very kind and made the experience so nice!

Every time I deliver to this place I lose a battle to these delicious pastries. 🥵 they have healthier options that I try to stick to which are also scrumptious. But who doesn’t love a snack right!! If you’re passing through Avondale Estates, this is a necessary pit stop 4SuRe 🫶🏾

Pictured is the cinnamon roll (7/10) a bit dry and bready. The olive oil muffin (8/10) moist and pretty good, and a jam danish (7/10) also a bit more dry. Nice spot though the employees were cool, creative pastry selection.

I’ve been to this cafe twice, each time the customer service was awful. They aren’t helpful at all and are extremely rude. The trip was long enough, but upon arrival they aren’t nice to work with, we were going to spend more than $50 for coffee and pastries, but were repelled by the lack of decency displayed.

I love this place as an Asian cafe with unique flavors that I haven't had for a while. Momo Cafe is located on top of Mononoki, its restaurant counterpart owned by the same person. There is paid street parking right out front, but the garage deck next to it provides 2 hours validated parking. Upstairs, there's even a water glass station, The seating area could be more decorated. It looked a little lackluster and plain. Before the restaurant opened, the only seating that was open was the upstairs cafe area which had 4 circle wooden tables and three ish wooden chairs that faced the window. It's a pretty small area tbh. There's about one outlet between two circle tables. I was a bit disappointed with the lack of space. When the restaurant opened, there was so much more seating, but a lot of people come here to study. There's some outdoor seating under a tent if the building space gets too packed. I got a strawberry matcha latte, and it is as good as the hype was. It was made from real strawberry puree and tasted fresh and sweet. The chocolate yuzu croissant was delicious and flaky.

The workers were not helpful and rude. Said my price was 15 total and somehow it increased to 17. Tax was already included the first time. Scam!!!! If I was childish I would call immigration on the entire staff. Smh.

Food by the pound and it's fantastic Food too including healthy vegan options. Breakfast and lunch. They remained on point before and after the pandemic. 💯💯💯💯👍👍👍

Website claims are open on Saturdays that's not true that's not true we went all the way down there and they were closed on Saturday they need to update their website and be truthful to the public

Overrated. Croissant should have been fresh much crispier. Cafe Latte was not that great as well.

Lunch is a variety of items....don't be fooled the large trays will cost around $14 or more...use caution!

For some reason I don’t even know, the honey green tea I bought tastes like someone dumped beer in it — it’s got this strong alcoholic flavor. I can’t tell if it’s the honey or the tea leaves, but I honestly couldn’t take even one sip. I’ve never had such a disgusting tea in my life. My advice? Just pour it out — even a dog wouldn’t drink it.

Love SweetHut drinks and their dessert. The workers constantly made my drinks correctly how I always wanted. Perfect! We always stop by at SweetHut every time we were at Lenox Mall. Can’t miss it.

I've been to almost all their locations (my go to Boba, breads + desserts) & this location is by far my BEST EXPERIENCE ever! Love the fast service & friendly staff -- very helpful also. I'll definitely will come back to this location - I'm hooked now.

Highly upset with my experience here. My family and I were strolling through lenox this past Friday when we decided we could use some coffee. We started looking at the menu and then the employees turned off the lights, and another couple walked up to look at the food display and then they turned off the menu screens. Never did they say a word to us. They simply just watched us be in confusion and laughed amongst themselves. We checked the time and it was 7:24 (based on the picture time) and online the store hours say open til 8pm. I understand it was a Friday and maybe they were tired, but they could have at least warned us or told us they were not taking orders. I like sweet hut but I don’t think I’ll be returning here ever again. (edit 8/15) I was told to email that address, in which i did, but never received a reply. Sad.

I love this particular store. The service is great and they are very friendly. It was my first time there and the staff was very helpful. They don’t have that many choices for the bread and desserts. But they have all the ones that I like, so I’m ok with it.

their strawberry boba milk tea is truly delicious. but they were extremely slow. if you want you order on time, i wouldn’t recommend coming here. if you want to wait 30 minutes for your drink and food. then this place a perfect. extremely upsetting.

I go to Sweethut almost every day for coffee and the chicken curry puff. Coffee is strong, the curry puff is warm and the service is always excellent

So I first heard of this place from a Facebook group who recommended it. It’s a small, covert bakery tucked away into the Asian Plaza on Buford Highway. I stopped in here just to check it out since I heard their pastries were fresh and delicious. I went somewhat near the end of the day so they had sold out of their famous egg tarts. I ended up picking a taro bun and some coconut pastries. I’m not sure if they were the owners or just workers but they did not speak English well. That’s okay, I was just trying to check out. Minus the language barrier, it was relatively quick to check out and get on our way. I tried the pastries once I got home and oh my gosh…I think I found my new favorite bakery. Everything was SUPER fresh and so so good!!! Also…not to mention the pastries were cheap!!!! I got 3 pastries for like $6 or so. Not only were they yummy but also very affordable!! I will definitely be making another visit in the future.

An absolute gem in ATL! The buns are delicious and authentic to what you would find at a Chinese/Cantonese/-inspired bakery. Highly recommend the BBQ pork bun, the pineapple bun/菠蘿包 and taro bun and coconut bun… basically everything! The egg tarts are super tasty too with flaky shell. Wish more people knew about this mom and pop kind of shop.

Literally everything I had was SOOO delicious! I really recommend this place if you don’t like SUPER sweet baked goods. My favorites were the custard bun and the bbq pork bun and I will be returning to try more of everything!

Best bakery around! Very unassuming but everything is delicious!! Would recommend the taro bun, pineapple bun, and coconut custard bun.

Support local businesses! Affordable and delicious~ They have char siu buns that are bigger and more flavorful than Sweet Hut’s. It has a saucy, aromatic flavor that you can’t find in a lot of competitors version. The cocktail bun is also larger in size and the coconut filling is plentiful, not too sweet but just right! They also have egg tarts and so much more for HALF the price of what you what pay at elsewhere.

The sesame ball was good - chewy, but crispy on the outside and the red bean paste was yummy. The egg tart was bad in several ways - the custard wasn’t caramelized at all, the texture of the custard was jelly-like, and the crust tasted old. Not old like it had been made a day or two ago, but old like the flour that it was made from was old and full of dust. The prices are comparable to the other bakeries nearby, so I would skip this place.

Small traditional Hong Kong bakery with the classic pastries and buns. Best cookie-crust egg tart that I've had! They make the classic pineapple bun and also the one with red bean inside. Pros: friendly service, tasty egg tarts, good English Cons: small selection

Mary Mac’s Tea Room was such a memorable first experience with true Southern comfort food! Our waitress, Cali, was absolutely wonderful — she took the time to explain the menu, gave us great recommendations, and even brought out samples of collard greens so we could try them for the first time. I ordered the fried chicken with green beans and sweet potato mash, and everything was cooked to perfection. The whole meal felt homemade and comforting. Such a welcoming spot with amazing food and even better hospitality!

I came here by myself in the late afternoon to grab a bite to eat. Prior to coming to Atlanta I asked a local where to get the best fried chicken and they recommended this place. After leaving, I swore to myself, I would never eat again. Not because the food was bad, but because it was very rich, filling, and I ate way too much of it. There was a short wait when I arrived so they served me complementary sweet tea in the lobby. I was taken to my table and amazed at how large the places, with many different rooms where people were dining. I sat down and the server kindly explained the ordering process. She brought me more sweet tea, a basket of bread, And a sample of their soup with collard greens since it was my first time in. I ordered the smothered chicken and sides of mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, grits, and peach cobbler for dessert. All of it was incredible, but I had no business eating that much gravy in one sitting. They are not lying when they say the chicken is smothered. The chicken was amazing and my favorite part of the dish. My least favorite part was the grits, but I don’t think they were bad, they were just a very plain.

A historic place for dining at Atlanta which was opened in 1945. This place focuses on Southern cuisine and manly revolves around fried chicken based on the menu. The legendary chicken (as claimed) was fantastic. I am so used to tough chicken breast, however, the chicken breast here were so tender and juicy that I totally have a different impression of them. 5* fantastic experience here, with high quality food, eager server and value for money menu items. Definitely a place to recommend and revisit in the future.

Authentic southern cuisine with great price and service. Over 80 years being one of the best. You just need to come and try it yourself. Beautiful decor and phenomenal environment. I loved the menu, but make sure to ask any question about your dish before you order if you are not sure, they will gladly take their time and even recommend for you. Decent size parking lot and plenty of room inside. I would recommend to reserve on weekends. Would def comeback and recommend this place to friends and family.

October 2025 We came here after strong recommendation from our hotel staff. We were seated quickly on a wobbly table and we asked for a change. Our request was met swiftly and the staff changed the wobbly table. A good sign that they know their guests experience is important. Our waiter identified we were first time guests quickly and without hesitation cornbread was served. He also recommended some of the signature items on the menu. Our food arrived impressive timely. We were very please with our selection and the recommendations on their large selection of side dishes. Fried chicken is a must try and the devil eggs were delicious. My rating as 5 is very satisfied Taste 5/5 Temperature 5/5 Speed of service 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Attentiveness and courteous 5/5 Highly recommended and will love to revisit. This is a well run southern cuisine establishment.

📍Mary Mac’s Tea Room · Atlanta’s True “Citizen’s Table” Atlanta has no shortage of sleek, modern landmarks. But if you want to truly feel the warmth of the American South, you have to step into a humble little restaurant—Mary Mac’s Tea Room. From the outside, it looks like the most ordinary red-brick building, with an old-fashioned sign hanging by the door, its lettering weathered by half a century of sun and rain. Yet the quieter a place is, the more stories it tends to hide. Push open the wooden door, and it feels like walking straight into a documentary about the South: an old ceiling fan turning lazily, vintage wall lamps casting a soft golden glow, and an air filled with the scents of fried chicken, cornbread, and warm butter— that comforting smell that feels like “someone gently calling you back when you’ve been running too fast.” Inside, it’s lively but never noisy. It’s the kind of human warmth that puts you at ease. Elders sit with heads lifted, sharing stories from a lifetime; young people laugh over the latest gossip; a couple holds hands quietly by the wall, their eyes reflecting the small happiness brought by a table of Southern dishes. The three classics here: Southern fried chicken, creamy mashed potatoes, and cornbread balls. The first bite of fried chicken brings a crisp crack, giving way to tender, juicy meat infused with that signature Southern peppery aroma; the mashed potatoes are rich and buttery, soft as cotton on the tongue; the cornbread balls carry a gentle sweetness—the kind of timeless comfort you always find on a Southern table. As you eat, you start to realize: the food here isn’t complicated, yet it offers a deep, steady sense of comfort. No wonder the locals say: “You don’t just eat at Mary Mac’s — you come home.” At Mary Mac’s, you’re not just having a meal—you’re coming home. When you leave, there’s still a long line waiting at the door. Sunlight shines on that unassuming wall, as if wrapping this nearly eighty-year-old restaurant in a coat of warm, golden light.

Mary Mac’s Tea Room is an Atlanta treasure that absolutely lives up to its legendary reputation. From the moment you walk through the doors, you can feel the history and heart that have made this place an institution for generations. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a touch of old Southern charm that feels both timeless and comforting. The food? Simply outstanding. Every bite tastes like it was made with love and tradition — hearty, flavorful, and unmistakably authentic. Whether it’s the mac and cheese, or the fresh yeast rolls, everything hits the mark. And for those of us who appreciate clear labeling, Mary Mac’s does a fantastic job marking vegetarian options, which makes ordering both easy and enjoyable. It’s wonderful to see such attention to detail in a restaurant with such deep roots. The service is friendly, the sweet tea is perfect, and the walls seem to tell stories of decades gone by. Dining here isn’t just about a meal — it’s an experience in Southern hospitality and history. If you’re in Atlanta, don’t miss the chance to visit Mary Mac’s Tea Room. It’s a true piece of the city’s soul and a reminder of how food can bring people together across generations.

Arrived with no reservation, asked to sit outside and were sat promptly. Outside seating has plenty of room for single, paired, or even small groups. Would be a cute spot to pull up a book and eat a nice breakfast while enjoying the city around you. It was a peaceful meal— service was quick and the food was definitely good! This spot is certainly joining my “go-to” for local breakfast spots.

Amazing! So convenient for a very late night dinner (past 10pm). I did miss the parking lot and parked at AAA Parking (don't do that! $21 for 12 hours or 1 day as the only options!). I should have used street parking by going straight instead of turning right or just use their provided lot. And they validate parking(amazing!). I just didn't know they had one as the last time I was there I was a pedestrian coming from GSU Campus. I will definitely be back for coffee/tea, another cheesecake and try the pasta or the breakfast! Maybe another burger too? So many options! 🙈😋

This cafe is soo 🔥🔥🔥 LIT Would totally go here again. The servers the ambience and the seating - everything is absolutely amazing. I had the latte and a vegan strawberry cake. Both were fantastic. My wife is a fan of the hot chocolate Berlin and that was great too They have a ton of vegan options so that was a huge plus

Tonight was our first time at Café Intermezzo in Midtown, and it was such a wonderful experience thanks to Ethan! We stopped by for an after-dinner treat and were immediately impressed by how patient and kind he was. He took the time to walk us through the cheesecake and torte cases, explaining each option and helping us even though we were being a little indecisive. We ended up trying the tiramisu cheesecake and the berry cheesecake tart—both were absolutely delicious. But what really stood out was Ethan’s outstanding service. His attentiveness and friendly demeanor made us feel so welcome and truly elevated the experience. Because of him, we left not just loving the desserts, but the entire cafe. We’ll definitely be back!

Every single time I’ve gone in the last decade or so, I’ve tried a different cake/cheesecake slice. And every single time, I’m left feeling perfectly satisfied. The ambiance exudes “European decadence”, from the intricate bathroom detailing to the delicate cursive script written inside the coffee cups. Moreover, I always love how many people are also here near midnight with a slice and coffee in-hand, especially on those random weeknights. Absolutely one of my favorite spots in the city, and it checks all the boxes to be considered a must-visit spot for anyone.

Love love love Cafe Intermezzo! I came this time for the dessert and coffee. I had the White Chocolate Amaretto cheesecake and it’s amazing! The staff is very kind. I had CeCe and she’s so attentive and sweet. Everything was a 10/10 I’ll definitely be back.

Food - Exceptional! Service - “Latisha” The Best Ever! Atmosphere - Awesome! Had an incredible night in the ATL! Dropped the kid off at her high school prom at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center then we left to roam the city for several hours. Had some of the best pizza since visiting Italy at believe it or not, Mellow Mushroom on Peachtree Rd, but that’s another review. We luckily discovered the Cafe Intermezzo! Everything about the place was top notch! Our service was fantastic, Latisha offered us several options and suggestions, we opted for the Chocolate/Peanut Butter cake along with a Vanilla Hot Latte and a Cappuccino. The cake was heavenly! The drinks were also very good. Thank you Latisha for taking care of us “First-timers”, you made the difference!

Service was incredible! Helped with recommendations and find my new favorite wine! Obviously incredible food, but Laura Lee made it perfect. Get the farm egg and pork!

We dined last night (V-Day) for the $135 prix fixe menu, and it was underwhelming (and not worth fighting the West Midtown traffic imo). The host area when you first walk in is EXTREMELY tight and congested offering little space for waiting. We arrived early and sat at the modestly sized bar for 15 minutes with NO acknowledgment from either bartender. We eventually called over a bartender to place a cocktail order. We were the only Black couple at the bar - hopefully, that wasn't a factor, but it certainly was a fact. The outside porch was nice, but not as climate controlled as I would've liked. I kept my jacket on the entire evening. Our server was polite and attentive, and with the exception of dessert, I enjoyed my meal (sweet potato gnocchi and fish entree). Overall, the coursing of the meal was a bit slow, and I was surprised that there was no bread service at all. If you're paying $135 for a meal, I think it should include bread service at a minimum. I appreciate the cocktail program as both of my cocktails were quite good. Overall, the Miller Union experience made me appreciate Bacchanalia even more.

Out of 5 stars, 3 is generous. I have been twice, and each time one dish out of several is quite good and the others are mediocre and a couple are not good. The egg in celery is a 7. Our waitress said the halibut was her favorite fish dish there ever but it was essentially a Thai dish overpowered by curry. I had lamb on pasta. The lamb was way way way overcooked. Blitzed. Realistically 7-10 minutes over. The sides were great. I asked the som for a recommendation of a piedmont wine for under 100. He recommended a wine that retails for 50, priced at 85, that was okay at best. This, sadly, is the state of the art in Atlanta dining. I spent 300 for 2. It was worth 75. Both times.

Miller Union came highly recommended to me so I was looking forward to trying it. When I arrived, I was happy to find that they had a valet. The facade of the building is unattractive (but that's not very important) but the inside is modern with some character. They have a good wine selection. The food was pretty good but not great. I had to duck. My friend had the fish. There was not anything wrong with food the meal, it just wasn't exceptional or noteworthy. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable and professional I'm not giving this place five stars because the food was not exceptional, and they wouldn't allow tasting of the wine before committing to it -- even the ones with open bottles. Also, we were sat in this little nook with another table in very close proximity. Everything we said and they said could be heard because of the acoustics with the walls. Our neighbors were very loud and so it was not a romantic setting. One odd thing I noticed is that they kept their wine in a locked cabinet so that, as explained to me by one of the staff members, people on the staff or customers would not take it. I thought that was just quite odd for a place with this price point. Overall, I think most people would enjoy this place very much. I rate on a price value curve and so may be a little tougher than most. Proud to have 111 million views of my food photos. I'm attaching some of Miller Union here.

This was an exceptional experience. I went to Miller Union with the management team from Delbar Buckhead and we were blown away by the service. We felt like we were the only patrons there. From the valet to the bartenders to the servers and sommelier, everyone was attentive and friendly. The male bartender ran the drinks to our table and Laura, the other bartender, came by to check how the cocktails were. We ended up ordering every appetizer except two and every dish was flavorful and unique. The oysters and egg in celery cream were the stars of the appetizer course. Our main courses consisted of the seafood stew (my favorite), the risotto, the hanger steak and grouper. Every dish was excellent. Olivia, our server recommended the seafood stew and I love it. Glad we added it to our order. The sommelier, Princeton, recommended two wines; a Morgon and a red Sancerre which I had never even heard of. The Sancerre was my favorite and I am glad I had the chance to try it as they only had a handful of bottles. Dessert was banana pudding and the Hummingbird cake. The banana pudding is something I will always order whenever I see it on a menu and this was hands down the best I ever had. We were the last guests to leave the restaurant and at no time did we fell like they were ready for us to leave or were rushing us out. We had great conversations with all of the above mentioned staff. Great experience....can't say it enough.

As a first-timer here, I can confidently say that I'll definitely be coming back! I had heard so many good things about this restaurant, so I finally decided to check it out. Let me tell you, I was absolutely blown away by the seafood green curry. When the server brought the plate to our table, the first things I noticed were the vibrant green curry and crispy coconut rice. The dish was loaded with snow peas, carrots, radish, cilantro, and mint. And let me tell you, it was unbelievably delicious! Another favorite of mine was the lamb meatballs with strawberry salsa and the roasted poulet rouge. Both were just wow! And the cocktails we ordered were perfectly crafted. We tried the puddle jumper and bootlegger, and they were amazing. Can't wait to come back and try more dishes!

Fantastic service and atmosphere. I really enjoyed the space. The food was good, with some issues. The Farm Egg Baked in Celery Cream and the Farro w/ Brussels were delicious. The Pumpkin Soup tasted okay, but the uneven temperature was very distracting. Part of the soup was very warm and part very cold. The fish was also good but seemed not to be cleaned well. I ended up finding several scales as I was eating, which is unpleasant. The dessert was very pretty and also delicious.