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I had high hopes for this cafe as I've been to the location in Duluth. However, I did not enjoy my drink. The Hawaiian macademia latte was overpowering in coffee and had a sticky or artificial syrup taste. This type of loud atmosphere is not my cup of tea. Not only was it very busy with lots of chatter, they blast the music pretty loud to the point I can hear it over my headphones. There's also not that many outlets. I only found one right by the door to the left where you collect your drinks. I saw another by the couches on the fair end but it has the lights plugged in. Parking is very small and cramped. It's not very convenient, but you might be able to luck out and find a spot in the tight lot.
One of the many Mozart bakeries peppered around the Atlanta area, this one is right in the middle of Buford Hwy in Doraville. It has a bit of a smaller selection, but still has a large, cute inside great for meeting with people or for quiet work. Staff were nice and attentive for a moderately busy afternoon, helped us decide on drink and pastry choices. Coffee was a bit disappointing (burnt taste to the bean) but the honey yuzu tea was wonderful for a frigid day outside. Prices can be a bit high for pastries, but the real secret is the day old bread display by the counter, 30% off all products here! Your mileage obviously will vary on eating day-old bread, but we fridge and then warm all of our pastries and haven't had an issue with taste or freshness. Personal favourites include the mocha cake, Oreo mousse, tiramisu, cookies and cream, and the monster bread (jam and cream). Free parking in lot out front, though warning that turning left into the lot from Buford Hwy can be a bit of an annoying adventure.
We wanted to try a new pastry shop and heard good things about Mozart. Upon walking in, we were not greeted at all by the staff. There were two workers there, a woman and a younger man. The woman was not being pleasant at all and snuffed at our group while we were trying to look around at the pastries selection that they had. The shop itself was clean, bright, and would be a great place to do work or study if you're a student. The young man behind the counter just stared at us without a smile or anything. Customer service is definitely lacking and I wished they would try to be at least presentable and somewhat pleasant to us. We got the following items: Sausage bun: 7/10 - pretty solid bun with lots of the sausage flavor. We enjoyed this bun very much. It's like an elevated pigs in a blanket. Cornbread: 3/10 - compared to the last bakery we tried, this one was so dry and the texture was not great. It did have more pieces of corn kernels in the pastry though. There were pieces of nuts also in the pastry. But overall, it was too dense, not enough flavor, and really really, really dry. I tried eating more of it but I couldn't stomach more than two bites. I didn't taste the distinct flavor of cornbread at all. Again, this may be their own version of cornbread so ill give them the benefit of the doubt. Honeydew smoothie with lychee jelly and tapioca: 7/10 - it was delicious! I loved the hints or lychee flavor from the jelly against the honeydew flavor. The tapioca pearls were perfect, bouncy, chewy, and flavorful. If you don't like artificial honeydew flavor, then you probably won't enjoy this flavor. I love honeydew flavor, both natural and artificial. Lavender latte: 7/10 - I didn't get this, but my friend had this drink and she seemed to enjoyed it a bit. This was her rating. Matcha latte: 8/10 - my husband got this and he said it was pretty delicious. It's made like how he loves his latte, made with pure matcha and milk only (no espresso). This was his rating. Overall, I don't know if would come back if I'm in the area, because the staff's demeanor made us feel like we weren't welcomed. The woman even rolled her eyes at my friend when she asked for her latte to be less sweetened. We're paying customers and we're pretty respectful and nice to them and if they're willing to not provide us with at least, the minimum service, then it's not worth coming back. It's disappointing because I was pretty excited to come here since we only get Mozart pastries shipped to our local Asian markets in Jacksonville.
One of my favorite Georgia cafes, but the Pleasant Hill branch looks more esthetic and welcoming. The amount of options seem limited here in comparison. Things you should know: I. PARKING There is a free private parking lot out front. Convenient. II. SERVICE Friendly ~ no complaints III QUALITY The pastries are of good standard and are filled with texture (*hint* try the Mochi Soboro) IV. CAPACITY Large amount of available seating throughout the day
I've been to different Mozart bakeries and this location did not have as large of a selection as the others. Still is an aesthetic location though but just not as aesthetic. Treats were still nice with tasty cakes on display. We chose to order a grapefruit refresher which they make themselves. Kind of a mix between carbonated lemonade with grapefruit which was not too bad but wasn't my favorite. Would have preferred it to not be carbonated.
I really enjoyed the ambiance of the bakery -- a lot of big tables and with relaxing classical music in the background. Food and drink were decent.
Lots of seating for studying or little meetings. Very clean and nice staff. Very good honey ginger tea. Great bakery and lots of drinks and items to choose from.
I've been coming here for years. I love their Spanish latte and the tiramisu and raspberry mousse are my favorite,but you can't go wrong with any of the choices. The inside is very nice and clean along with the bathroom. The service is always good very nice and pleasant women working here. This place is relatively quiet always has nice music playing. You could come here to get work done or chat with a friend. This place always cheers me up. I highly recommend coming here and trying it.
Overall 4/5: Great service & dessert. Dessert 4/5: I picked up a cake for my coworker, we decided on the cookies n cream one which was great! it wasn't too sweet, but still flavorful and delicious. It was well-balanced and i loved the layering on it. It was also decorated super cute. Service 4/5: Fast and friendly. They were sure to ask if it was a birthday so they included candles for us which was great. It also came with a plastic knife to cut and serve. Vibe 4/5: I just did take out, but it looks like a nice place to come in and study as they also offer drinks and small snacks. Would love to come back in and visit on another day! Thank you, Cafe Mozart!
This was SOOOO good!! I had the chocolate mousse with coffee smoothie & boba. My smoothie tasted like a milkshake infused with coffee - AMAZING! Then my mousse was a lovely surprise of flavors. When I took that first spoon I saw cake and mousse -delicious. Then, next there was cream in the center. Third spoonful was raspberry! I'm like you motherflowers blew my mind! It was delicious and not overly sweet. So light and perfect blend of flavors and textures. It was a very yummy experience. We will be back! Thank you!!
I've been to Mozart Bakery multiple times as a kid, so I know what to expect! I came here with my girlfriend to do some stuff done over the holiday. As always, the indoors are extremely clean, the food is always freshly made, and the ambience is exactly what you want in a coffee store. Quiet coffee noise with subtle music in the background. I love working here because of the serene environment and tasty pastries and coffee. I got the iced vanilla latte and fresh creme mocha cake. The latte is sweet and bitter, but not too much of either. The perfect combination of a iced caffeinated drink. The cake is a pleasant spongey texture with a light mocha cream on top. The airiness of the cake combined with the light creme complement each other, resulting in a delicious snack. The combo brings vigor to my work efficiency! Can't recommend this place enough. Free wifi is provided! The only issue is there's not an abundant number of outlets, but with an extension cord, you'll be thriving.
The most prolific painter is unique only because that painter produces the "Most-art." This has nothing to do with that. This is a yummy bakery. Cute place with plenty of place to sit and hang out and some pretty good Asian pastries and decent milk tea. Not one of my favorite bakeries in the Chinatown Atlanta area but definitely a good addition to the massive selection up in these parts.
4 months ago
Good amount of parking in the lot. Quick ordering at the counter and they give a buzzer for when your order is ready. Plenty of seating inside with nice interior. The red bean multigrain bingsu was good and shareable but too expensive in my opinion for what I got. read more
Nice Korean bakery off of Buford Hwy in Doraville. Always good service and quality. I usually order a smoothie or bubble tea. Mango smoothie this time while attending a meetup group last weekend and they were very accommodating. read more
I had high hopes for this cafe as I've been to the location in Duluth. However, I did not enjoy my drink. The Hawaiian macademia latte was overpowering in coffee and had a sticky or artificial syrup taste. This type of loud atmosphere is not my cup of tea. Not only was it very busy with lots of chatter, they blast the music pretty loud to the point I can hear it over my headphones. There's also not that many outlets. I only found one right by the door to the left where you collect your drinks. I saw another by the couches on the fair end but it has the lights plugged in. Parking is very small and cramped. It's not very convenient, but you might be able to luck out and find a spot in the tight lot. read more
One of the many Mozart bakeries peppered around the Atlanta area, this one is right in the middle of Buford Hwy in Doraville. It has a bit of a smaller selection, but still has a large, cute inside great for meeting with people or for quiet work. Staff were nice and attentive for a moderately busy afternoon, helped us decide on drink and pastry choices. Coffee was a bit disappointing (burnt taste to the bean) but the honey yuzu tea was wonderful for a frigid day outside. Prices can be a bit high for pastries, but the real secret is the day old bread display by the counter, 30% off all products here! Your mileage obviously will vary on eating day-old bread, but we fridge and then warm all of our pastries and haven't had an issue with taste or freshness. Personal favourites include the mocha cake, Oreo mousse, tiramisu, cookies and cream, and the monster bread (jam and cream). Free parking in lot out front, though warning that turning left into the lot from Buford Hwy can be a bit of an annoying adventure. read more
2 years ago
10 months ago
We wanted to try a new pastry shop and heard good things about Mozart. Upon walking in, we were not greeted at all by the staff. There were two workers there, a woman and a younger man. The woman was not being pleasant at all and snuffed at our group while we were trying to look around at the pastries selection that they had. The shop itself was clean, bright, and would be a great place to do work or study if you're a student. The young man behind the counter just stared at us without a smile or anything. Customer service is definitely lacking and I wished they would try to be at least presentable and somewhat pleasant to us. We got the following items: Sausage bun: 7/10 - pretty solid bun with lots of the sausage flavor. We enjoyed this bun very much. It's like an elevated pigs in a blanket. Cornbread: 3/10 - compared to the last bakery we tried, this one was so dry and the texture was not great. It did have more pieces of corn kernels in the pastry though. There were pieces of nuts also in the pastry. But overall, it was too dense, not enough flavor, and really really, really dry. I tried eating more of it but I couldn't stomach more than two bites. I didn't taste the distinct flavor of cornbread at all. Again, this may be their own version of cornbread so ill give them the benefit of the doubt. Honeydew smoothie with lychee jelly and tapioca: 7/10 - it was delicious! I loved the hints or lychee flavor from the jelly against the honeydew flavor. The tapioca pearls were perfect, bouncy, chewy, and flavorful. If you don't like artificial honeydew flavor, then you probably won't enjoy this flavor. I love honeydew flavor, both natural and artificial. Lavender latte: 7/10 - I didn't get this, but my friend had this drink and she seemed to enjoyed it a bit. This was her rating. Matcha latte: 8/10 - my husband got this and he said it was pretty delicious. It's made like how he loves his latte, made with pure matcha and milk only (no espresso). This was his rating. Overall, I don't know if would come back if I'm in the area, because the staff's demeanor made us feel like we weren't welcomed. The woman even rolled her eyes at my friend when she asked for her latte to be less sweetened. We're paying customers and we're pretty respectful and nice to them and if they're willing to not provide us with at least, the minimum service, then it's not worth coming back. It's disappointing because I was pretty excited to come here since we only get Mozart pastries shipped to our local Asian markets in Jacksonville. read more
4 years ago
One of my favorite Georgia cafes, but the Pleasant Hill branch looks more esthetic and welcoming. The amount of options seem limited here in comparison. Things you should know: I. PARKING There is a free private parking lot out front. Convenient. II. SERVICE Friendly ~ no complaints III QUALITY The pastries are of good standard and are filled with texture (*hint* try the Mochi Soboro) IV. CAPACITY Large amount of available seating throughout the day read more
I've been to different Mozart bakeries and this location did not have as large of a selection as the others. Still is an aesthetic location though but just not as aesthetic. Treats were still nice with tasty cakes on display. We chose to order a grapefruit refresher which they make themselves. Kind of a mix between carbonated lemonade with grapefruit which was not too bad but wasn't my favorite. Would have preferred it to not be carbonated. read more
3 years ago
Lots of seating for studying or little meetings. Very clean and nice staff. Very good honey ginger tea. Great bakery and lots of drinks and items to choose from. read more
2 years ago
I've been coming here for years. I love their Spanish latte and the tiramisu and raspberry mousse are my favorite,but you can't go wrong with any of the choices. The inside is very nice and clean along with the bathroom. The service is always good very nice and pleasant women working here. This place is relatively quiet always has nice music playing. You could come here to get work done or chat with a friend. This place always cheers me up. I highly recommend coming here and trying it. read more
Overall 4/5: Great service & dessert. Dessert 4/5: I picked up a cake for my coworker, we decided on the cookies n cream one which was great! it wasn't too sweet, but still flavorful and delicious. It was well-balanced and i loved the layering on it. It was also decorated super cute. Service 4/5: Fast and friendly. They were sure to ask if it was a birthday so they included candles for us which was great. It also came with a plastic knife to cut and serve. Vibe 4/5: I just did take out, but it looks like a nice place to come in and study as they also offer drinks and small snacks. Would love to come back in and visit on another day! Thank you, Cafe Mozart! read more
4 years ago
This was SOOOO good!! I had the chocolate mousse with coffee smoothie & boba. My smoothie tasted like a milkshake infused with coffee - AMAZING! Then my mousse was a lovely surprise of flavors. When I took that first spoon I saw cake and mousse -delicious. Then, next there was cream in the center. Third spoonful was raspberry! I'm like you motherflowers blew my mind! It was delicious and not overly sweet. So light and perfect blend of flavors and textures. It was a very yummy experience. We will be back! Thank you!! read more
5 years ago
I've been to Mozart Bakery multiple times as a kid, so I know what to expect! I came here with my girlfriend to do some stuff done over the holiday. As always, the indoors are extremely clean, the food is always freshly made, and the ambience is exactly what you want in a coffee store. Quiet coffee noise with subtle music in the background. I love working here because of the serene environment and tasty pastries and coffee. I got the iced vanilla latte and fresh creme mocha cake. The latte is sweet and bitter, but not too much of either. The perfect combination of a iced caffeinated drink. The cake is a pleasant spongey texture with a light mocha cream on top. The airiness of the cake combined with the light creme complement each other, resulting in a delicious snack. The combo brings vigor to my work efficiency! Can't recommend this place enough. Free wifi is provided! The only issue is there's not an abundant number of outlets, but with an extension cord, you'll be thriving. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
The most prolific painter is unique only because that painter produces the "Most-art." This has nothing to do with that. This is a yummy bakery. Cute place with plenty of place to sit and hang out and some pretty good Asian pastries and decent milk tea. Not one of my favorite bakeries in the Chinatown Atlanta area but definitely a good addition to the massive selection up in these parts. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
This Cafe Mozart is older, more quiet and less busy -- one reason may be the lack of outlets. There is only one outlet which is in the very back table nearest the men's restroom. So most of the crowd here are people actually talking to one another -- whereas the other Cafe Mozart near Oakcliff Rd intersection is a mix of people talking and working on their laptops. They've got a good assortment of pastries and hot/cold beverages. Lately I've gotten their fresh mango juice ($4.99) - tasty but super sweet. I watched them make it - I think there are only a few mango pieces and a lot of sugar water so if you want it less sweet, make sure you request that. FYI they're located next to Hello Chicken. read more
3 years ago
A cute bakery / cafe to study at. Really aesthetic and clean. They have MANY bakery, tea, and coffee choices. I ordered the caramel macchiato and pizza bread. Both were good, but beware if you don't eat pork, the pizza bread has sausage but is not labeled as such. read more
3 years ago
I had a great experience at Mozart's. The woman behind the counter was very friendly, and I was impressed with the Castella Sponge Cake and my latte. The ambience is quiet, calm, and a great place to get work done. Lots of seating and a beautiful interior. It is a shame it's right off a really busy street that's hard to get into. Would highly recommend checking this place out. read more
After frequenting this location of Mozart Bakery the past few years, I realized I've never checked in or reviewed this bakery. Mozart Bakery is one of the first Korean bakeries I've ever been to. The quiet cafe is a little dim but calm. It's almost always empty when I come in to get a coffee or a bread. Their cakes are always a semi-sweet alternative to the sugary American cakes you find in grocery stores (not dissing on Publix bakery, though). I came in to grab a latte and maybe a bread or two. I ended up with a whole loaf of their day old bread (50% off!) and a Thai tea latte. The bread is fragrant from the butter. And after toasting it, it's pretty freaking delicious. The Thai tea latte disappointingly had no latte art and tasted strongly of milk. Note there is a $5 card minimum and they don't accept Amex. Prices are pretty steep but comparable with its Korean bakery counterparts on Buford Highway (White Windmill and Paris Baguette). If you're looking for a quiet place to study or do work, this is the place to be. The individual booth style tables makes for a private place to jam things out or have an intimate conversation. I don't think I would go out of my way to come to Mozart, but I wouldn't mind meeting a friend here for coffee or dessert! read more
Brrrr, on this adventurous day where I am trying new things, this was the saddest part. - OVERLY SWEET AND VERY BASIC CAKES. Mango mousse was horrible. The mocha cake was just so basic, clearly bag mix. Overly sweet. - PEACH TEA? This is not peach tea. It's berry color, it does not taste like peach and is ridiculously sweet. - DOES NOT MATCH UP TO SWEET HUT OR PARIS BAGUETTE. If you've been to either, you will be very disappointed. It just does not compare unfortunately. The ambiance is decent, but that's about all it has going for it. If they think that drowning everything in sugar will conceal the poor quality of ingredients, they are very wrong. Ps. Parking is easy and there is wifi, although I can't attest to the speed of it. So it has that going for it and the only reason I am not giving one star. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
7 years ago
Customer service was great! However the variety of cakes and desert were to a minimum. DO NOT get the Thai tea it's way too sweet and bitter. Worst Thai tea in town! Would not recommend, the scenery is beautiful and the custard waffle fish was great red bean not so much. read more
Mozart is an old school Korean bakery and cafe that has been in Buford Hwy for a long time. They sell your typical Korean desserts, pastries, cakes, drinks, and so on. It looks clean inside. It looks like a popular hangout place for both old and young Koreans. I have had many things here, and they all tasted good. Since I'm a green tea lover, one of my favorite snack items are the green tea macaroons. I love the sweet, green tea flavor they have. We have gotten their birthday cakes before. And like all, good, Asian birthday cakes, they are delicious. They are all fluffy and full of good flavor. They don't seem boring as the American birthday cakes. Of course, unless you get it someplace fancy like Piece of Cake. But you can say Mozart is a fancy bakery. Overall, I think they provide fresh dessert items. They don't have smoothies though like certain boba tea shops. But they're a bakery, not a boba tea shop. So expect more baked goods type stuff instead of drinks. I give it about 3.75 stars. read more
4 years ago
Great tea and very good baked items. The interior is relaxing and clean, with plenty of tables. read more
Mozart Bakery was stop #3 on Laura N.'s bakery/cafe tour. I got there fairly early and they were still putting out some of the baked goods. The bakery has plenty of tables and chairs and there is a lot of room to move around and peruse all of their goods. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. It was one of the more pleasant customer experiences I've had in awhile. I tried the iced coffee, green bean bun, red bean bun, and red bean donut. This was my first red bean donut. Negative health effects aside, what's not to love about red bean paste inside of a sugar covered donut? The prices were comparable to those of White Windmill, but I think White Windmill's baked goods were a tad better. Mozart's buns felt denser, so you're probably getting a better deal from a $/gram perspective. The iced coffee tasted pretty much the same as White Windmill. Here is an inequality for you: White Windmill (greater than sign) Mozart Bakery (greater than sign) Hong Kong Bakery. Even though I think White Windmill is better overall, if I had to choose one to be a regular at, I would choose Mozart. It's more my style...not too nice and not too dumpy and their staff was the friendliest by far. When it comes to bakeries, Mozart is the baby bear from the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. read more
I have to be honest, I'm holding them to the same esteem as Tree Story in Duluth. Same concept, same treats, but different in taste. Atmosphere - super clean. You can lick the floors, including the bathroom. Service - ehhhhhhh, experienced better. The owner helped me and while she wan't rude, she wasn't warm and gracious either. Seemed annoyed when I asked a question and didn't really acknowledged that I had complimented her on the decor. Food - slightly disappointing. Again, I was expecting tree story like deliciousness but this was far from it. Treats were dry, bland in flavor, and had a weird texture I've never experienced from an Asian bakery. read more
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