Teddy House has a very cute interior with little bears dressed up around the inside. There's even a…read moreteddy bear you can take a picture with! I had the black sesame croffle and sparkling plum ade drink, both were very good! Service was also great, though most of the stuff is self service. They have complimentary water and to-go boxes by the door, and you can ask the cashier for the wifi. My only critique is that it's very cold inside, bring a jacket!! I've been here multiple times over the summer, and really recommend it.

My friends and I came by here since it was within walking distance from where we just had dinner…read more The establishment is bright and animated like most Asian dessert places. There are a fair amount of tables but since my friends have been here before, they say it gets pretty full fast. We ordered their mango shaved ice to be shared 6 ways which took over 30 minutes to come out. Albeit, the two employees we could use were incredibly busy completing drink and other dessert orders before ours. Nonetheless, the presentation was seamless and jaw dropping. The taste was a perfect match made in heaven. We also enjoyed the red bean paste offered on the side to offset some of sweetness of mango with plenty of condensed milk. Would love to get this again especially on a hot summer day!

What a cute place! I came here for a boba craving from a friend's recommendation. They have a lot…read moreof different options that I can't find in other places. I got the Tipsy which has peach and lychee flavor and pieces in it which was delicious with boba. The boba was cooked perfectly and the quality of the cup is amazing and designed beautifully

I'm sure everyone's saying it already, but glaze really reminds me of Molly tea, with their super…read moreclean tasting milk teas and their super refreshing and not artificial tasting fruit teas. But the difference, I think, is that Glaze tea really leans more into different unique flavors and toppings. I'm a big fan of unique flavors so I was intrigued by a lot on the menu, but I'm not really a topping fan. So I really enjoyed the osmanthus tea, but next time I'd probably try to order it without the peach gum.

This is a great lunch spot! My mom and I shared a breakfast sandwich and a baguette sandwich - both…read morewere delicious! All of their treats looked amazing. The food was ready quickly, and it's really cute inside!

Decent experience with good pastries but underwhelming coffee. The prices were also a little on the…read morepricier end. The decor in this small cafe was definitely a plus and I loved the wall art. Service was quick as well. My iced latte tasted pretty watered down and the espresso was a little burnt. M wouldn't mind giving this place another try though.

Came here for the WHM: Sheroe's In The Stacks & Studio Yelp event for Women's History Month and had…read morea great time. The music by Perlizbeth and poetry by Unique were both inspiring and emotional--such a great way to experience local talent. It was also awesome getting to meet Yelp Atlanta's Community Manager, Erica E! Two Best Friends Cafe and Books is definitely a hidden gem. It's a little tricky to find at first (I got turned around), but it's worth it. The space is cozy, welcoming, and perfect for a coffee shop/bookstore vibe. I ordered a green tea from their limited menu for the yelp event--it was only $3, good quality, and the service was friendly. Great experience overall. Supported a local business, discovered talented artists, and made some good memories. 5 stars!

Where do I begin? What a magical book nook! Now, first thing, do not get lost. Once you enter the…read moregarage-esque area, go up the ramp to the hall on the left. Follow the hallway allll the way down and it will be on your left at unit G. If you went up any flights of stairs, go back down. Now that that's out of the way, their coffee is so smooth and so are the vibes. They have tons of titles you rarely see at big name bookstores. I was so impressed by their selections.

Stopped by for a late night treat. A Vanilla Cappuccino and an Ice Cream Croffle 10/10. A cute…read morelittle asian lady let us try their donut holes, those things are dangerously good.

The croissant here was out of this world amazing. Buttery and flaky and flavorful. The iced caramel…read morelatte was a perfect pair. I wish I didn't take the meal to go, and had a chance to stay inside and eat. It's an absolutely beautiful store/restaurant.

The cutest coffee shop and FRIENDLY. We are visiting Atlanta for the first time. If we are in town…read moreagain we will be stopping by.

I've been trying to be more intentional about frequenting small businesses and black owned coffee…read moreshops. I stumbled on this from a quick google search. I walked in and was greeted immediately by who I assume is the owner. She was lovely. She spent some time coaching an employee on a drink and she recommended the Freaknik, so I gave it a try and was not disappointed. I also ordered 2 bacon, egg, and cheese croissants for my husband and I. This cozy shop is very convenient for me to get to with being 10min from my house. My only complaint is having to circle around to find street parking, but that's sometimes expected being ITP. I'll definitely be back.

Miminalist decorated small Cafe with large group and sitting spaces which doubles as a ceramic…read morepottery classes studio! Very unique and natural ingredients based drinks and foods a cute stop amongst the shops to grab your fuel and go or sit and sip.

Walked in, looking for a certain dessert. They didn't have it. Dang. Too bad…read more We settled for something else. They were all good. Service was fast. The place was a bit quiet. Not a bunch of people there early and weekday.

I've been here twice for breakfast (both times during Oktoberfest) and enjoyed both visits…read moreimmensely. I liked it so much last year I came back this year. Hofer's is part bakery, part restaurant and part retail. It might sound like a lot but it comes together seamlessly in terms of a customer experience. The food, service and atmosphere are all great. If you're going for breakfast, I'd suggest getting there early. This year I showed up about 20 minutes early and I wasn't the first person there. I did make it into the dinning room on the first round of seating. The line gets long but I'd also say it's worth the wait. They have a great fully covered patio with a fair amount of seating. If you're in town, for whatever reason, I'd strongly suggest swinging by for some food and/or drink.

When I am traveling, I love to find places that are not just about food, but about the experience…read more The Hatter Cafe is one. Picture a place that transports you into Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. That tables are all themed according to different characters. The waitress dressed like Alice. A small store - the Rabbit Hole - where you can shop while you wait. This shop has all sorts of merchandise that is Wonderland themed (as well as some huge, excellent cake cookies). Welcome to the Hatter Cafe. This is one of two spots you see recommended for Mentone, Alabama, which is on my route from Nashville to Rome, Georgia. The drive up to the place takes up up a road with some beautiful scenery. You pass through the town of Mentone and the Hatter Cafe is on the right. This is also a bed & breakfast for those wishing to visit nearby Desoto State Park, and its falls, or Cloudlands, which is a bit further. I have included pix of the BnB. Only 2 rooms, but each has a hot tub. The menu is limited and focused, although there are ample choices for even the choosiest of guests. Not surpringly, they have an ample selection of teas (and coffee for the non-tea lover). We sat at the Humpty Dumpty table and decided on the Ribeye with both Mushroom Gravy (mine) and Peppercorn Sauce (hers). Meal starts with a salad made from local produce, which was clear from the freshness of the tomatoes. Off to a great start. Then the steak. The sauces are on the side, so you can opt in or out (in other words, don't be afraid to order one). Of the two sauces, I thought I would like the mushroom gravy more, but the peppercorn was phenomenal. Veggies also local and prepared to perfection. This is one I would gladly return to in the future and may even book a room the next time. Thanks to the staff for allowing us to preview the rooms.

Took a trip up to try the Hatter after having it on my bookmark list for years. I was excited as a…read morecoworker had been recently and enjoyed it. The drive through the Mentone area is always beautiful and there's lots of cool studios and artsy things to do in the surrounding area. I will say they absolutely delivered on the Alice in Wonderland theme. It's wall-to-wall memorabilia, decorations, and cute ideas that allude to the classic story. If you're an Alice fan...definitely check it out. I wouldn't mind a few more Cheshire cats, though. :) Service was okay, honestly a bit disheveled and didn't seem in the best mood. We arrived early for lunch around 11:15. They initially sat our party of 3 at a table with chairs for 8-10. My mom even asked if they were sure they wanted to put us there and they affirmed the decision. They seemed confused that we were there and unsure what to do with us, even though I don't think anyone else who came in after us had a reservation or anything. Anyway, about 5 minutes later a giant party rolled up and they wound up moving us anyway. Fortunately we hadn't gotten drinks or anything yet. Due to the large size of some of the furniture pieces, navigation around the restaurant can be a little challenging. Also, the chair I sat in at table 2.0 had a sort of musty smell that I didn't love, lol. Minor nitpicks but it does sort of add up. Anyway, we placed our orders for food. They have a nice menu for teas and I'm sure it would be fun to have a tea party here, but it was too hot for me to partake. My mom got the biscuit BLT, my dad had a turkey wrap, and I got the chicken and biscuits, which is a bit like a chicken pot pie without bottom crust. For sides, my parents got the baked potato salad and crunchy pea salad, and I got the southern hot corn casserole. The sides were definitely the high point. The pea salad was crisp and refreshing and the baked potato salad was creamy and flavorful. My corn casserole wasn't terribly spicy but had a nice blend of flavors and textures, though it was perhaps slightly overcooked (the cheese on top was approaching crispy). They also didn't initially bring it out with my meal, but got it quickly after I asked for it. The entrees, however, fell flat. Mine was probably the most successful but it was ultimately pretty bland and there wasn't a whole lot of chicken in the meal -- mostly biscuits and gravy/filling. My mom's bacon in her BLT was very badly overcooked (even for someone who likes crispier bacon) and the biscuits were pretty crumbly. And my dad's turkey wrap was super underwhelming, about like what you'd buy pre-prepared from the deli section at Target or something. I sound like I'm coming across harsh and I wouldn't say we had a bad time, just the food didn't really meet our hopes/expectations. Definitely delivered on theme and decor. I think it's worth a try if you're a huge Alice in Wonderland fan or just enjoy whimsy in your life. The menu is creative and breakfast offerings sound good; perhaps it just wasn't quite our day that day. I'm glad I got the chance to try it out though.

Food is delicious and love the atmosphere. The owners are very nice and enjoy their food and drinks.read more

So glad this place has come to Bowdon. Very cool decor. The burgers fries and malts are amazing and…read morethe owners are great people. Amazing small local business