Carey & Dan are the greatest donut owners. When I go to their store, I enjoy hearing Dan thank…read moreveterans for their service, recommend the best ever homemade biscuits and gravy, and help me fill big orders for events. I last ordered 3-dozen donuts and 2 coffee boxes. What's neat is that they supply multiple cups, lids, creamer, sugar packets, and wooden stirrers for the coffee. The shop is quaint, the coffee is good, the entire team is friendly, the owners promptly respond to emails, and the Pumpkin-Cheesecake donut is the greatest ever! Be sure to grab one in the fall!

This was our first time trying Not Just Donuts and it was amazing! Every donut was delicious but…read morethe pumpkin did not disappoint. The service is excellent and wait was minimal. Make sure to come early before they sell out.

Great coffee and ladies are great! never disappointing! we always stop in! I love the chi Breve!!…read moreSo good! My husband always gets a caramel frappe, he's says it's way better than Starbucks!

What a cute Main Street coffee shop so glad I found it....coffee craving satisfied! Nice selection…read moreof goods which included gluten free options. Known for coffee and yogurt. Yogurt has all the fixings you'd expect as does the coffee selection, just a fabulous place. The barista was cheerful, knowledgeable and quick. Side wall bar to sit on barstools and chat or there is the option for table and chairs. Absolutely adorable!

This place has top of the line baked goods and coffee in an environment that is quaint, welcoming…read moreand spacious. This is how coffee/cafe style restauranting should be done. Friendly and fast service, a variety of seating across several rooms of a large, older converted house, and good vibes all around. If you find yourself within driving distance of this place and you're in the market for exceptional espresso drinks, fresh and varied baked goods and a relaxing atmosphere, do yourself a favor and make your way to this spot. It's worth going a little out of the way for. Don't waste your time looking for a drive thru to get your caffeine. Come here to where they have the good stuff. You'll be glad you did. Plenty of parking, plenty of coffee/espresso drink options, professional baristas, and a solid selection of both sweet and savory munchies. What else do you even need? 5 stars all around.

What a cute coffee shop! Bent Willow Baking has great coffee and delicious baked goods. I stopped…read moreby for a quick coffee and bagel to go but could easily spend hours here. This is a great place to meet a friend or get lost in a book.

Waited thirty minutes just for my order to be canceled an told I if I reordered I would be at the…read morebottom of the queue, would not recommend

Waited an hour for a bagel and still received the wrong order. So upset I noticed others having the…read moreSame issue

Great little cafe to get healthy meals. They were out of the cinnamon rolls by the time we rolled…read morein- 11am ish. We had a lovely brunch though. The bagels were very different from any we have had before, had a very home baked bread taste. The sweet potato bowl was very flavorful and hit just the right note for lunch. We did get a couple baked goods to go as well. The coffee was pretty good, they have tons of flavors to choose from and make some signature drinks too. The staff is very friendly and will give excellent recommendation. The decor is rustic cute. Worth a visit!!!

What's the difference between a sloth and a barista at La Dolce Vita Bakery?…read more Beats me. For a busy coffee house? 10 minutes from order is the norm for a place with its act together. 15 minutes? Newbie time. 25 minutes? Def ownership understaffing. 32 minutes, from order? I've been here before. Tourist. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Once upon a time? They had a good enough selection of decent pastries, in the case. Today? Sparse, like the Sahara of Sweet. A couple of very unappetizing cookies. No croissant. No cinnamon rolls. Ehhhhh. Dolce expanded their cafe menu. Likewise it, too, is slothmade and slothserved. With success comes a certain level of complacency. Even arrogance. $30, for your t-shirt? Baker, please. This has been a destination spot, for tourists. Competition, with the level around them, should provide incentive to get their act together. Kind of sad.

I've always joked that a bagel is really one of the worst formats for a sandwich because the chewy…read morenature causes the middle to immediately eject the opposite side. Looks like some genius named Sully figured out the solution to this by steaming the entire sandwich and the result is a thumbs up. I got a breakfast steamer that I customized to my hearts content. It came out true to the name, steaming hot and delicious. The fellow who greeted us was full of energy, vim, and vigor and we appreciated his nature! The steamed step really does solve all the problems of the traditional bagel sandwich, this is honestly the only way to eat one from now on.

We came back late afternoon and were looking for a somewhat fast casual place to east. We had…read morewalked by this place the night before and decided to pop in right before it started pouring outside. I got a breakfast bagel (served all day) and my wife had an Original Italian. We had our own bottled water so we didn't order any drinks. We grabbed a small table and a server brought us our order. Wow, the bagels were very hot -- I guess from being steamed rather than toasted. We had to wait and let them cool down a little bit. Both were filling and hit the spot. There was another family plus a couple and some college students there by the time we finished, so I guess they attract a wide crowd.

The coffee was absolutely 5 stars, the pecan latte, which was delicious and perfectly made. The…read morelocation is also a standout, making it a great spot to stop in and relax. The food, however, was a bit underwhelming. I ordered a croissant with egg and cheese--the croissant itself was decent, but the eggs were were microwaved. It was also on the smaller side for $6, which didn't quite match the price. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the coffee and atmosphere, but would probably skip the food next time.

It's good coffee for sure but definitely came with sticker shock! Prices are in line with what…read moreyou'd expect in the highlands but still $2 extra for almond milk? Replacing whole milk with almond milk is that much more expensive? Service is good but they are busy and tend to focus on local regulars. Kind of makes you feel like the uncool kid in the lunchroom. Not a lot of options around here so ... will be back.

Vibes: Immaculate. Food: Stunning…read more Coffee: The best I've had in a long time. Service: Very fast. I wish I lived in the area so I could come here more often.

Stopped in for lunch today and we enjoyed our meal the staff was helpful choosing a selection. I…read morehad the Hot Honey Biscuit and my wife had the salad. They were fairly busy and everything went great.

Amazing food great service and the food comes out really quick fries were incredible and so was the…read moresmash burger and buffalo chicken salad. Lots of friendly murals with encouraging sayings. Five stars!

We loved 828 cafe so much that we went twice throughout our time in Franklin. The Guava French…read moretoast was the best French toast I've ever had! It's insane and you must order it. The service is friendly and orders come out quickly. Everything we had was fresh and delicious. I love 828 cafe. It's my favorite breakfast spot in town.

Delicious!!! Had the BLT on the anything and everything bagel, so good. Friendly staff great…read moreservice.

Great spot to get away from the hoopla of the main strip in Helen, GA but still be somewhat close…read more It's about an 8-minute drive to this cute coffee house from Helen. It seems to be a local favorite because it was pretty busy when we arrived. We got the last spot in the parking lot. The lot is not paved (dirt and mulch); however, if you have a Tesla they have two charging units in the lot. Staff are very friendly and inviting and they do a good job of cleaning and maintaining the coffee station and customer seating areas. Prices are competitive to other businesses in the area, although the coffee is a bit expensive in my opinion, but it is delicious. I ordered an Americano and it was one probably the best one we had on our whole trip. Nancy and I both ordered coffee's, the Americano was $5.75 and her Coffee of the Day was $4.00. For our breakfast we decided on the Bacon Quiche $7.50 and the Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Biscuit $6.95 to share. The Quiche was on point; it was much better than the Biscuit Sandwich. Don't get me wrong both items tasted yummy it's just the biscuit was quite dry. Nancy had to ask for Jelly to spruce it up. They didn't charge extra for the jelly and after adding the jelly the sandwich was actually the bomb; something for the menu development team to ponder. There is not a lot of seating here but it seems most customers are in and out quick except for a few that are working on laptops and whatnot. All-in-all, a great spot for a quick breakfast or brunch and fresh ground and deliciously brewed coffee. I recommend them if you are in the area.