Great ambiance Came on a Thursday morning and stayed from…read more10a-2:30 working while waiting for a child to finish summer camp. It's a lovely little place with nice food options and internet. Bathrooms and parking are available. They even wine and alcoholic beverages. I'll be back. Thanks y'all!

Went here yesterday for a girls day. It is such a cute place! Love the ambience and the food was…read moredelicious! Only cons: it took a while to find street parking.. Keep that in mind when planning to visit!

Had an amazing cappuccino with a new twist on my fav GYRO Sandwich. It's called the "Anti-Gyro…read more What a joyful experience to savor a soft fallefel, not fried hard, but melt in your mouth; smooth and creamy delicious. There was a healthy amount of fresh green lettuce, with red onions , topped off with a not to spicy lite sauce. All of which was served in a Pita Bread This business is handicapped friendly and accessible. There is table in the front that accommodated my walker, but I believe would not work for a wheeler. I was also able to maneuver to the Rest Room with no problems. The establishment is meticulously maintained. No staff person is standing around, and all the stations are monitored. The staff is professional and communicates well. I actually had a good time window watching; also there are tables outside. Right next to Decatur Marta Station you can't miss it. Highly RECOMMEND!

I absolutely love B-side. I have never left disappointed by anything I've ordered. Friendly little…read morecoffee shop that serves up big flavors and fresh bagels, bread, and pastries. If you are looking for a quiet coffee shop atmosphere in downtown Decatur, this is the spot.

I really enjoyed my brunch here! My friend and I stopped by on a weekday for lunch, so it wasn't…read moretoo busy and we were seated immediately. The interior is super cute and homey, making it such a relaxing spot to catch up. We split the lox bagel and the belly hash, and both were outstanding. The lox was incredibly fresh with a generous portion, and the belly hash was packed with flavor. The lavender biscuit that accompanied the hash was such a delightful surprise; the floral notes were perfectly balanced and came through beautifully. I'm already looking forward to my next brunch here!

This place is just so mid in every where. I've tried to like 3 times and I've never really enjoyed…read moremy food. I never need to come back, and pretty much it's never been my choice to come here. This time I got the MLT (mozzarella, lettuce, tomato) and added bacon. The sandwich was fine. Nothing great but nothing bad either. I had the hash potatoes with it, which were really just cubed potatoes and peppers and onions. They weren't cooked nearly enough at all. I took 2 bites and was done with that.

Martin was wonderful and took care of us during our first experience here. Good food and ambiance…read moreand pretty atmosphere. seems homey. thank you !

Per usual Le Petit Marché was everything I was expecting plus more! The service from Martin was…read moreincredible and the Peach Chicken and Waffle was stellar! I only get a chance to dine here a few times a year, but its always worth it

Excellent. The food, the ambience and the people. We were a party of 6 and we had lots of fun.read more

Fantastic experience! The flavors and the music... My tummy is full and content! I'm getting peach…read morecobbler to go.

Not bad, not great, but also not a lot of options/variety for non-meat eaters…read more I ordered an egg and cheese sandwich on a brioche with avocado spread. The sandwich was very wet and mushy but flavorful. The brioche bread (which is listed as homemade) was delightful. The tots were crispy and salted to perfection. The caramel donut was the true buzzkill. The donut has a crispy creme brulee-like caramelized icing. The dough itself was too oily. Overall, the donut tasted odd. Service was friendly and food was prepared within a reasonable amount of time. I would not return but would encourage others to give it a taste. Sandwich - B Tots - A Donut - D

Today, I was in the mood for a good breakfast sandwich and decided to try Effin Egg, a place in my…read moreneighborhood that I hadn't visited yet. On this particular Friday morning, it wasn't busy at all when I walked in, so I was able to order right away using the screen. I went for the Effin Chicken sandwich, which features a fried chicken breast topped with cheddar cheese and effy sauce on a warm brioche bun ($9). I also got a cinnamon roll ($3.75). The wait was short, around 5-10 minutes, and everything came out hot, especially the cinnamon roll. It was so hot that I couldn't eat it right away, indicating it was fresh out of the oven. Both the sandwich and the cinnamon roll were nothing short of amazing. The brioche bun elevated the sandwich to the next level. The size of the chicken made the sandwich substantial enough that sides weren't necessary. The combination of cheese and effy sauce was perfect; I'm not sure what's in the sauce, but it's delicious. The cinnamon roll was equally impressive. It was warm, with cream cheese that was incredibly tasty. The roll itself was soft and easy to pull apart, and each bite melted in my mouth. Overall, the food was fantastic, and I loved the aesthetic of the place.

Awesome place, delicious food, great service, pretty setting, but it's permanently closed.read more

Came here for brunch and had a great time. The staff was super friendly. The food was delicious and…read morecan't recommend the pineapple jam enough. It's so good and the reason I come

There are real gems out there in Atlanta, often hidden away, far from the lens of influencers and…read moresnobby patrons. Cafe Alsace is one such discovery that belongs on the radar of those in the know. Having been around since 1997 and founded by a French immigrant, Benedicte Cooper, this is one of the more unique establishments focused on specific cuisine of Alsace region. Spectacular liver pate. Incredible Flammekueche flatbread. Ridiculously inexpensive selection of great wines, up charged at 1.5x retail. I mean, where does one find deals like that in today's market? The patio has a couple pleasantly setup tables. Sadly, as with most Atlanta patios, it is next to the relatively busy road, but it is what it is. With all this said, Cafe Alsace is a real winner when it comes to a casual French meal.

I visited Cafe Alsace recently to enjoy a Valentine's Day dinner with my wife. It had the same…read moreauthentic, small cafe charm that I remembered from a prior visit years ago, but in a nice touch it was also all decked out for the holiday. As many restaurants do for Valentine's Day, they offered a prix fixe menu including a starter (wonderful chestnut soup), main (we chose a savory crepe with sautéed chicken), and dessert (a light raspberry puff pastry). Each course was delicious and accented by additional Valentine's touches (see photos). I'm not an expert on French cuisine but I can say the food is reminiscent of meals I've enjoyed traveling in France. Service was on point and we were well taken care of throughout the night with each course arriving in a timely manner. Note they do not have parking or valet, so if you make a reservation allow time to find a parking spot in downtown Decatur (some of the public garages are quite pricey so a short walk is worthwhile). Cafe Alsace offers a delicious meal in a romantic setting, so give them a try if you want a can't-miss date night.