I'm not a peach person, which is a rough thing to admit out loud in Georgia. So when I found out…read moreThe Cobbler Factory does way more than peach (which seems to be the default cobbler everywhere), I knew I wasn't leaving Atlanta without trying one. The selection surprised me. Multiple cobbler flavors plus a whole lineup of banana puddings. I went with the blackberry cobbler and added vanilla ice cream. Great call. It was bursting with flavor and you could actually taste the seeds, which is how you know it's the real thing and not some syrupy filling. Definitely coming back to work through the rest of the menu next time I'm in the Atlanta.

This spot was located right around the corner from another go-to chicken wings spot and this was…read morethe perfect complement to a filling meal. The 2 people in the store when we went were extremely friendly and very helpful with all the options from the menu. It was so good that we came back a 2nd time to grab some before we got on the plane, and again, it hit the spot. Shame on me as I usually take photos but didn't this time, as we all went straight to eating once back in the car. Which, by the way, paid street parking is required, and the parking meter team is on the grind here, so heed my warning!!

The food is surprisingly good. I've had a couple of croissant sandwiches. The breakfast one seems…read morelack luster as they pull it premade from the refrigerator. But once it is toasted it is not bad at all! The chocolate croissant is really good and worth the detour to terminal A. The service has been average. The Emilie's seem unexcited to be there. But I've never seen a line or had to wait.

Horrible customer service at 430 pm today. Asked the counter person -did she have fresh drip…read morecoffee? Asked was it made in the last hour at least. She shrugged and said its not a busy coffee time and they do not make new coffee all the time. In other words they keep serving old coffee. I went somewhere else

Great customer service! JT and Mike were so accommodating and nice. I would definitely recommend…read moreand come back!

Sugar Shane's is super sweet and decadent, but let's talk about that pecan cinnamon roll!! OMG…read more.. that's all I have to say! Their menu changes weekly, and when those pecan cinnamon rolls are in rotation, they go FAST! So if you see them on the menu, don't hesitate--grab one! If you're in Georgia, Sugar Shane's is definitely a must-visit!

I hate getting coffee here but there's nowhere else close by at A gates. They should put 3-4…read moreStarbucks here. It is the busiest terminal. Very slow this morning. I have an hour, let's see if I can get my iced latte. It took 18 min. I changed the yelp rating to 3 stars bc the coffee tastes good.

Skip the cake! Completely dry... and who is responsible for frosting this sucker?! Oh, so pitiful…read more I am not from the area, but this seems to be a chain restaurant. I do not understand why. One of the worst cake experiences ever. Reasonably priced at $6-7, but that would go for if it tasted great. Which it did not. Coffee was fine, nothing to brag about. Their customer service was friendly enough though.

Savannah's Candy Kitchen is heralded as a tourist destination in Savannah, Georgia, a sweet shop so…read moremagnificent it's billed as a can't-miss. And this particular offshoot in Atlanta's international airport would seem to be the ultimate stop to satisfy one's sweet tooth while passing through Terminal B. The bad news is that the original Savannah's Candy Kitchen is shockingly underwhelming, with pretty mediocre sweets and chocolates. Even pralines, something in which that area of the United States specializes, aren't very inspiring. It's more of a tourist trap. The good news is that this airport Candy Kitchen is actually better than the original by some bizarre twist of fate. In fact, it's actually one of the better dessert stops in any U.S. airport. And while we gave it three stars, it's a far cry from the original that earned a solid one-star review from our family. So if you're in Terminal B, sure, go ahead and stop by this little spot!

Our flights routed through Atlanta, and during the layover on out outbound flight we discovered the…read moreSavannah Candy Shop in the B terminal. We visited and enjoyed dark chocolate and raspberry truffles... we limited ourselves to only two apiece, and we can confirm that they are so good the truffles did not even make it to the jetway; we enjoyed them before boarding, improving our already happy vacation mood. Some times you give chocolates as a gift; other times a small pre-flight snack, other times a larger order for yourself... you can have all three here in the Atlanta terminal B. Thank you, Savannah Candy Shop!

My BFF is in town visiting, and went on an adventure today with me and my girls. This was our final…read moreadventure stop today. While my dietary restrictions didn't allow me to partake, the girls and bestie enjoyed their treats. They just had ice cream and cones. We agreed that we'd have to come back a different time to try the donut/ice cream sandwich! There is a parking garage next to this storefront that is partially public parking and partially residential. The public parking is three dollars for 30 minutes. You have to pay it on your cell phone, and they charge a $1.20 service fee. So 30 minutes of parking is actually $4.20. This was just enough time for us to go inside order sit to eat and get back to the car with five minutes to spare. Luckily, we went in during a slow period, because we were able to order right away. Also, there is only bar top seating with four barstools, so it was the perfect amount of seats for those in my group who were eating. Most people who came behind us did a grab and go.

I was in the area and looking for a vegan friendly dessert and found Sweet-Stack Creamery not too…read morefar from. When I walked up, all of the chairs were up so it looked closed, but I peaked in, and they confirmed they were still open. I was greeted with a smile and asked to taste the vegan flavors which were lemon, mango, and berry açai. I'm happy they had multiple vegan options and we're willing to let me try them. I ended up going with the Bory since it was made with oat milk and had oats and berries in it. The lemon and mango were more like sorbets. I gave it a four stars because it was a little bit more expensive than anticipated and they charged a dollar extra for the vegan options. Not sure why vegan options are more expensive, especially if they are similar in size as the non-vegan options.

Let me start by saying this: I am not a big sweets person…read more So when my manager brought in a slice of cake from Sammy's and I took one bite and immediately said, "I'm sorry... WHAT is this and where did it come from?!" I knew I needed to find this place ASAP. Fast-forward to my friend's birthday. I wanted to surprise her with something I already knew would be good, so I stopped by Sammy's on a Sunday to pick up a slice of red velvet cake. And since you already know I'm going to tell you about the parking vibes --parking is free and directly in front of the shop. We're talking park the car, take a few steps, and you're inside. We love to see it! The young man who greeted me was incredibly kind and helpful. I picked out a generously sized slice of red velvet cake and also noticed they still had some cupcakes available. I'd heard Sammy's can be pretty popular, so I was happy there were some left! Naturally, I grabbed those too and went with the red velvet and strawberry. I thought the pricing was very reasonable for what I received. If I remember correctly, everything came to around $25 and some change. The cupcakes came three to a pack, and the cake slice itself was a really nice size, so I felt like the value matched the quality and portions. Most importantly, the birthday surprise was a success! Everyone loved the cupcakes, and I was so happy with my decision to come here. Again, this is coming from someone who doesn't even have much of a sweet tooth, so the fact that ONE BITE of somebody else's cake was enough to send me looking for Sammy's should tell you everything you need to know. I'll absolutely continue supporting Sammy's, especially the next time I need desserts for an event. When you know you've found something good, you stick with it!

This was my first time at Sammy Cheezecake, and definitely won't be my last. My daughter in law…read morestopped by to pick up some cheesecakes and cake. I'm not much of a dessert eater, but I chose a slice of lemon cake. The slices are really huge, the desserts are delicious, and the prices are reasonable. The employees are super nice as well. I'll definitely be back soon. :-)

Ok, the parking is a little wonky over here but other than that; if you're looking for a place with…read moresome fresh dessert that will add a little cherry on top after dinner, this is it. I had my first fill of Morelli's in N highland I believe but this location brought some fire with the pecan pralines. Call me what you want but it was amazing! I absolutely love the taste of the vanilla with a touch of caramel here and there and some crunch of the pecans to add to the magic. My daughter had the cotton candy which to my surprise was actually really good. She got the sugar cone and I got the waffle cone. My cone tasted like perfection.

Came here when I visited Atlanta. It was in July and it was really hot out so was in the mood for…read moresomething cold and sweet. I got the small/single scoop in a cup ($4.95) which you are allowed to pick to flavors. I got banana Carmel and strawberry. It was sooo good. When I go back to ATL, I will def make my way back here.

A great bakery with a variety of both sweet and savory options!…read more I ordered the hot dog cheese ($3.50), curry chicken bun ($3.75), and egg tart ($2.75). All were delicious. The hot dog cheese was a cheesy bun filled with sliced hot dog pieces. It was fluffy and flavorful as was the curry chicken bun. I do wish the curry chicken bun had more filling, but considering the very reasonable price, I can't complain too much. The egg tart was also fantastic. A perfectly flaky and buttery crust, and a not too sweet velvety smooth custard. The staff was friendly. A casual cafe where you pick your wanted baked goods from the cases. If you want to heat up your buns (which I highly recommend you do, especially with the savory buns), the staff will hand you a plate, and you heat it up in the microwave next to the napkins & utensils. There is also self-serve complimentary water next to the cash register.

I always have a good experience here. The desserts are great, the service is friendly and the…read moredrinks are good. The casual atmosphere is nice and we enjoy playing the board games and relaxing.

Service is awesome. The owner is very hands-on asks you questions to make sure you're taken care…read moreof. It's a small format restaurant that also has lots of desserts and BUKU bowls Highly recommend swinging over here. This is the second location. They moved over here I think this year. It is a little hidden. It's inside the building. The owner of the building does not allow the food hall and food stalls to put signage on the outside of the building.

I've had trying a açaí bowl on my to do list for a long time now and I'm so glad that I was invited…read moreout to this place. We both had never visited this place so we both had no clue what was on the menu however we were nicely greeted and instructed on how to order per their menu. I ordered a açaí based bowl with granola, chai seeds, almonds, peanut butter, strawberries, blueberries, and pineapples. I think this will definitely become a staple in my diet going forward. 10/10 I definitely recommend this place!