My boyfriend and I stopped here on our trip and it was very calming vibes in the store, perfect for…read morean early morning! The server was very nice and they have a little button to call for them. All the sweets were really good!!! Only complaint for me was the lemon pound cake was a little dry. Perfect otherwise :). Also the cookies are really cute~!!!

I stopped here on my way out of town and it's such a cute place. The decor is nice and really leans…read moreinto the theme. I got a Lavendar Latte which had the right amount of sweetness and the lavendar wasn't overpowering. Overall a great find and if I'm ever back in town I'll be sure to stop by.

AWSOME every time i recommend everyone come here best of everything.Everything you get is…read moredelicious.Awesome customer service awesome awsome services delicious cakes delicious ice cream delicious everything

Super nice staff, incredible variety of sweet treats and prices that make you go WOW. This large…read morewaffle cone was only 7$ and was so large I asked for cup because I was afraid it would melt faster than I could enjoy it. If you're any where near here and want frozen sweet treat, be sure to stop by and be amazed.

This is mainly an update to say that I've finally tried the risotto, which I'm happy to say is just…read moreas good as the pasta and unexpectedly came with a side salad. It was hot, hearty, and filling--you can taste the beef, not just tomato, so they incorporated it into the sauce really well. Still glad they gave pickled radish on the side, but it's not needed to cut the heaviness like it is for the pasta because the side salad was refreshing enough. The drinks here are pretty standard for Duluth, so if you're here, might as well, but there isn't a drink here I would drive the distance for. They tend to be a bit sweeter than I prefer. My thoughts from my first review about the rest of the menu mostly remain unchanged. I still think the bingsu is good to share, though there are better places for it than here. If Arte is closer, it's a great choice for getting food and dessert.

Never had shaved ice the way it was prepared here and I was not disappointed, so yummy. We got the…read morecoffee and Oreo shaved ice. While it as delicious i think charging $20 bucks for ice is a little ridiculous. I get the toppings and a scope of real ice cream is added but those are not that expensive lol. My Korean coffee would be rated at 0/10, overly sweet. I had high expectations because I love Vietnamese coffee and thought it would be strong like theirs too. But overly a good experience

I have been trying to visit this place for sometime. But I finally paid them a visit this past…read moreSaturday. The service was great. I was offered a sample treat the Choc-corn which was yummy. I chose 6 different cupcakes to celebrate my sister's belated birthday. According to my, these cupcakes were also yummy. They give back our community by offering free desserts. Also, they employ people with special needs. I thought the open area where food is prepared is a nice touch to view in the place. Based on what saw, experienced and tasted. I will be back for more desserts and try their lunch with my sisters.

I saw on Facebook that this place needs help from the community! They are raising funds in order to…read morekeep their place in operation. I swung by and immediately once I walked in, I was greeted. There were so many friendly and smiley faces. All of the cakes are decorated and specialized by adults with special needs. I would like to say that everything we tried was really good. Even after this fundraiser is over I'll definitely be back, especially if I have a birthday

Always a fantastic experience! The food and service are consistently top-notch, and the atmosphere…read moreis perfect whether you're grabbing dinner or just stopping by for drinks. Highly recommend!

Beautiful Restaurant, but the Food and Service Were a Major Disappointment…read more We recently tried Anejo in downtown Lawrenceville, and unfortunately, we left very disappointed. I really wanted to like this restaurant because the inside is absolutely beautiful--stylish, upscale, and definitely has that "bougie" atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food and service did not match the beautiful surroundings. When we arrived, they turned on the music, but not a single television was on. The restaurant almost felt like it was still getting ready for customers. First, the menu is confusing. Lunch, brunch, and dinner items seem to be mixed together, and it took some effort just to figure out what was available. There are plenty of creative, upscale tacos, but something as basic as a traditional ground beef taco isn't offered. We asked our server, Abigail, and she told us they simply don't do ground beef. We started with drinks--a Verano Sandía and Skinny Margarita--and unfortunately, both were tasteless. At $12-$13 each, we expected much better. We were also never offered another round of drinks during the meal. We ordered the queso dip with chips, but the queso needed to be much warmer. Ironically, one of the best things we had was simply the flour tortillas dipped in the queso. And I will give credit where it is due--the water was nice and cold! For my meal, I ordered the Taco Clásico Trio with chicken on flour tortillas. It took a long, long time for the chicken tacos to arrive. Meanwhile, our server was tending to other tables and seemed to pass us several times without stopping to give us an update. When the tacos finally arrived, the chicken was super, super dry. I ate only about one and a half tacos and couldn't finish the rest. The accompanying white rice and black beans were also disappointing. They reminded me somewhat of Cuban-style rice and beans, which I normally love, but these had virtually no flavor. The black beans tasted mashed and completely underseasoned. The sour cream was room temperature and runny, which was not appetizing. We also ordered the Sopa de Tortilla, but it tasted more like a tomato bisque with chicken than the flavorful tortilla soup we were expecting. Again, there was almost no seasoning or flavor. The best way I can describe the meal is that it felt like eating Mexican food in an old folks' home--everything seemed stripped of seasoning and flavor. Mexican cuisine is known for bold, vibrant flavors, and that was simply missing from our meal. At the end, I politely told Abigail that the chicken in my tacos was extremely dry. She said she would alert the kitchen. However, after I mentioned the problem, I felt like she didn't want to have much more to do with our table. There was no real follow-up and no attempt to see if something could be done to improve the experience. We weren't even asked if we wanted another drink or dessert. At that point, it felt like we were simply being finished up and sent on our way. One thing really says it all: we didn't box up any of the food. We almost always take leftovers home, but we left the remaining tacos, rice, and beans sitting there. When we don't take food home, that's a pretty good indication that we didn't enjoy it. Our total was $62.76 before gratuity, and for the quality of the food and the level of service we received, it simply wasn't worth it. Another thing diners should know: according to the receipt, parties of five or more are automatically charged a 20% gratuity. If you're considering bringing a larger group here, I would recommend trying the restaurant yourself first. There appears to be a combination of American and Mexican-inspired dishes on the menu, but the Mexican side of the menu needs work. If you're presenting an upscale Mexican dining experience, the Mexican food needs to have the flavor, seasoning, freshness, and attention to detail to back it up. For comparison, we love Tequila in Lawrenceville. It may not have the same fancy interior, but we've experienced far better food and service there. At the end of the day, I'd rather have great food and attentive service than beautiful décor. Anejo certainly has potential because the restaurant itself is gorgeous. But the kitchen needs to work on seasoning, food temperature, preparation, and consistency, and the service needs to be more attentive--especially when a customer tells you there is a problem with their meal. Beautiful restaurant, but unfortunately, the food and service were not on point. We won't be back. There are too many other Mexican restaurants in the Lawrenceville area offering better food, better service, and better value.

Delicious food and snacks. The restaurant is adorable, and in a good location where there's a lot…read moreto do before or after meals.

Beautiful! Was…read morecraving pho and decided to go somewhere new today. We ordered the Vietnamese coffee, pho dac biet, and chicken banh mi, and all of it was very tasty! The chicken is SO tasty with the flavors they cook into it. Coffee was strong but not enough to give me the jitters which was godlike. Service was ok! A woman was very angry talking to another co-worker about something the whole time we ate and the vibe was very off because of it. My partner went to ask for a to go box and they seemed upset by the request. Woman who brought us our food was sweet though. Atmosphere was just as good as the food. I especially loved the Pokopia wallpaper on the TV matching the vibe of the room. Very very cute and perfect for photos. Overall B-. Will return!

Blue Rooster Bakery did an amazing job with Jenna's gender reveal cake! The cake was beautiful,…read moreperfectly made for such a special moment, and helped make the celebration even more memorable. You can tell there was care and attention to detail put into it. Thank you for helping make this exciting milestone extra special! Highly recommend Blue Rooster Bakery for anyone looking for a beautiful cake for a special occasion! not only is the presentation great but the cake is actual very delicious

Went to a work meeting and they catered the lunch. I had the turkey sandwich box with a cookie and…read morechips. The food was fresh and made with care. The turkey sandwich was piled high with meat. They definitely did not hold back. I will definitely be visiting when I'm in this side of town again. After the meeting we headed over in person to purchase some sweets. The ambiance of the bakery was so cute and welcoming. The customer service was good as well. The staff answered all of our questions and didn't rush us. I will definitely be back.

one of my absolute favorite cafes ever! i almost always get the earl grey milk tea and i'm still…read morenot sick of it, the taste is consistently good and the workers are super kind. great spot to yap with friends while sipping some drinks and trying their pastries! i've tried the earl grey and matcha canelé, both are so yummy but i do prefer the earl grey one (impressed with the strong taste). can't wait to go back

I got their chestnut latte and a pesto pastry. The chestnut latte was okay, it felt like it was a…read morepowder mix, so I kept stirring before drinking it. The pastry was good; it probably could use more pesto to enhance that flavor more. The service was quick and the cashier was very sweet! The interior is spacious and has adequate seating. People studied/worked there too. Parking is a little busy but still doable.

VIRAL GA PEACH MILK MATCHA…read more I continue to get messages from local folks saying that they are disappointed in the local Asian food scene... Are they disappointed in the food scene or are they just disappointed that there are no good food accounts to show them the way? Most people have trouble researching local food, I get that. I understand. I have many thoughts on this, especially when your feed is now clogged with foodies that are only money grabbing local businesses and not truly supporting the community and it's innovation. If a businesses doesn't have a "social media marketing budget," that doesn't mean that they don't have life changing food and drinks. You just haven't found them yet, because the business is not willing to pay a model to promote them. A delicious moment is when you realize that OTP Atlanta is a food travel destination. Especially, Gwinnett county. Nothing brings back a specific memory like the flavor of a beloved drink at the coziest bubble tea shop. It is my secret, hidden gem hangout spot. These moments make me question my own origins, where I live, and just like many of you --- how I take Georgia for granted. 1 Peach Milk Matcha Latte - Creamy, delicious and not too sweet. I'm surprised how well the peach flavor pairs with matcha. 2 Yuzu Citrus Drink - Super refreshing and mild citron style drink. This drink is best at 50% sweetness and with crystal boba.

I have always driven past this cafe but never had the time to stop by. Well today was the day I was…read moregoing to check it out. Parking can be a bit confusing as there are some in the front and I believe having some In The back as well! The cute logo stands outside the door and the sign and once you go inside you are greeted by nice staff and a very spacious environment with an inviting ambiance. There was many things to do and keep yourself entertained such as board games, arcade games, claw games and tons of comfy seating. This place is perfect to hang out with friends. I ordered a Thai tea latte with oat milk and got tapioca pearls. They do charge you $1 for milk substitute and the tapioca will be 0.90 so be aware. The barista took his time allowing me to figure out what to order but also creating my drinks from scratch. He helped me out and gave me a bag to hold my drinks together. The drink itself was okay. It tasted a bit off as far as flavor wise but the tapioca was fresh. Thai tea was a bit too milky and almost as if powder hasn't fully dissolved. I think I will try a different drink next time as I wasn't too much of a fan. The service and environment is what sold me so I will be back!