I arrived around 11:15am on a Friday. They were low on some bagels and out of one. I ordered an egg…read moreand bacon sandwich + 2 bagels with cream cheese. All on blueberry bagels and toasted. I appreciate that they let you taste the cream cheese. Bagel was good, but not hot even though I got it toasted so maybe they didn't do it long enough. The cream cheeses are delish! I got toasted almond & fig + cinnamon raisin & honey. Egg sandwich was fresh but I probably should have gotten jam to combat some dryness. Only 4 counter seats to sit inside and 4 tables to sit outside. Parking: street spots and I think a lot in the back.

Always an amazing experience at Emerald!! It was almost 1pm and most of the bagels were sold out…read moreexcept for my fav SEA SALT which I always pair with the lox platter spread! The team was very helpful in helping me secure a bagel with no salt for my mom and thats always a blessing! She ad the poppy seed bagel with lox platter spread as well. The staff really knows how to treat me as a customer that always have questions lol. Thanks a million Emerald City! See you soon! SYOY

I owe Brooklyn Deli an apology for not finding them sooner…read more As a New Yorker turned Atlantan, I have spent the last year quietly lowering my expectations for bagels here. I've had some that were OK. Some that were good-ish. Some that were simply round bread with a hole in the middle. I began to accept that it just wasn't a thing here. And then today I ordered the whitefish bagel from Brooklyn Deli. Oh. My. God. The bagel was chewy, fresh, and actually tasted like a BAGEL. The whitefish was incredible. The whole thing tasted like nostalgia. Like somebody briefly picked me up from Atlanta and dropped me back on 24th and 3rd for brunch. Absolutely remarkable. No notes. My bagel-related cynicism has been temporarily suspended, and Brooklyn Deli has earned the extremely prestigious approval of one extremely dramatic former New Yorker.

As a displaced yankee now in Atlanta, I'm usually prepared to have my heart broken when I see "New…read moreYork style" food being billed outside of New York. (I'm looking at you, Jack's New Yorker Deli.) But I was in the Ansley Mall neighborhood for some errands and I wanted to see what the fuss was about. It was a Sunday afternoon and the line was out the door so that is usually a good sign. I went with the Brooklyn sandwich (Hot pastrami, coleslaw, swiss, spicy mustard, & Russian dressing). You can opt for the smaller portion of meat (the ATL) or the larger portion (New York). It was just the right amount of coleslaw, mustard and Russian dressing so that the bread wasn't sopping wet. And the pastrami is hot and it wasn't overly greasy either. A nice balance with the side order of potato salad. It was a little more sandwich than I needed for lunch but it was pretty faithful to New York style all things considered. $18.50 for the larger New York version of the Brooklyn sandwich including tax. I was tempted by the Dr. Brown's sodas from back home and all of the pastries and deli items for sale as you are making your way up to the front to place your order. Sunday afternoon is not really the time to shop around because of how busy it gets in there so a return trip is definitely in order.

It's breakfast time and is there anything better than a fresh bagel for breakfast? I've had bagels…read morefrom Goldbergs location in the airport so getting to hit up their brick and mortar here in Buckhead was a treat. As I'm still focused on low carb, I skipped the bagel and chose an omelet instead. Fresh and hot and very well stuffed, it was a delicious meal. I was a little jealous of the breakfast flatbread my friend had as it looked fabulous. I'd suggest that if you're somehow not a bagel person. Wow. Great service, lots of coffee, a nice and clean restaurant this morning. Five stars for a great meal. [Review 1347 of 2026 - 991 in Georgia - 26526 overall]

Hands down the best breakfast and brunch in Atlanta for the price!…read more I love a good diner, and Goldbergs delivers every single time. It's light years ahead of J Christopher's, White Hall, First Watch, you game it. Now you won't get a fancy coffee or Instagram able photo, but you'll get solid food. I've been eating here for years and genuinely crave it about every three weeks...it's that good. You really can't go wrong. Portions are generous especially for the price, service is consistently solid (though wait times can vary, it's popular!), and with so many locations you can usually find one nearby. They're also great about modifying cooking oils for those of us who prefer olive oil or other healthier options. My go-to is an omelette or the nova scramble, with home fries -- big, crispy potato chunks with sautéed peppers and onions -- plus a side of toast, English muffin, or bagel (or swap for salad or fruit). My husband swears by their latkes, too. Classic, satisfying, and a total win for brunch lovers.

We came for lunch to try their pastrami sandwich and we were not disappointed. I ordered their…read morepastrami-and-egg sandwich, and my husband ordered a pastrami banh mi sandwich; both were delicious. A special shout-out to Steven, our server, who was great at helping us decide what to order since it was our first time visiting the restaurant. He was wonderful and super attentive. I already made a reservation to come back for their Sunday dinner for spaghetti night and invited our friends to join us.

I've visited General Muir a few times for my morning coffee fix because it's the closest cafe to…read moreme. It's a spacious, comfortable spot to get some work done, although it can get a bit noisy. One thing I really like about this place is the staff; they are very friendly. I haven't tried any of the entrees yet, but I've enjoyed their pastries, especially the Cardamom Brioche Knot. For drinks, my favorites so far have been the Matcha Latte and Iced Coffee. That said, I find their coffee to be on the more bitter side. Even the Vietnamese Iced Coffee, which I typically expect to be sweeter, leans more bitter and less sweet here.

I cannot tell you how much I LOVE this place!! I found it one day online and I'm so glad I did…read more It's always packed - and for good reason. I've never had a more delicious bagel, they're soft, baked perfectly and huge! The owners are also so kind and personable, and you can tell they love what they do. 10000/10 recommend trying it out! (Now I'm just waiting on more locations!!)

I have the pleasure of eating at this place recently. And have been thinking about the bagels and…read morefood ever since. I went on a Sunday morning around 11:50 and there was a line out of the door. Although there was a large line, they quickly moved people in and out of the restaurant. I got the my cousin Vinny with Pepper jack cheese on a cheddar bagel and it was delicious! I also got a chocolate chip bagel with a cinnamon butter spread that was scrumptious. I did not take a picture of the chocolate chip bagel because I was so hungry. The ambience was nothing to write home about, but I would definitely go back if I'm in the area because the food was delicious. One of the best bagels I've ever had.

I came to Evergreen with one thing in mine, and one thing only the burger…read more Now, this is an elusive famous item available only on Sunday with 175 of them being made, and I decided on a whim to go with my boyfriend and see if we could try it out and luckily we did! Saying it was delicious would be an understatement, it was phenomenal the quality of the beef, the saltiness , the soft warm bun. It was so good after every bite he was proclaiming how amazing it was, and truthfully, I agreed! We arrived at about 12:50 PM, and I'd say we were out of the bakery at about 1:35 PM along with our burgers we each got a cookie I decided on a butterscotch millet one butterscotch is a flavor that I'm personally in love with and it screams Fall to me, it was a great treat to finish off my meal with and flavor forward thankfully! My only note for the burger would probably be just that some more of the aioli would've been much appreciated. Otherwise, I know where I'll be in line Sunday's going forward waiting for that famous flag to fly. I'm hoping to try some of their savory pastries in the future, they all sound delicious, and the sausage roll was definitely something. I was hoping to snag, I wouldn't say pickings were slim around the time we arrive, but there were definitely some items that didn't make it till noon. Parking for us was relatively easy, there is maybe about 4 to 5 spots directly next to the butcher/bakery that they share with Arden's garden, and ample street parking. Staff was super kind, I wanted to grab our cookies first, so they actually remembered me and said welcome back when I made my way back in with my boyfriend who was buying our burgers which I thought was silly and nice! (: I'm an active home baker so I always find it amazing to see what it looks like inside any pastry case, and I was able to get some information on their various breads through these informative cards they have - at home I tend to only make focaccia, but I loved having the insights into the process they use for all the loaves they have. (:

First off--they do a few things really, really well: cheeseburgers and pastries! their breakfast…read moresandwiches, however, are shockingly bad. i tried one a few years ago and was puzzled by just how bad this item could be while other things are SO good. maybe they had an off day, i wondered--so i gave the breakfast sandwich another try today. Is this just supposed to be a hard boiled egg breakfast sandwich? i don't understand why anyone would want a rubbery, overdone egg with a greenish yolk as the star of the show. The cheese isn't melty and, in a town full of delicious biscuit offerings, i found the biscuit to be dry and stale. the evergreen breakfast sandwich continues to puzzle the hell out of me. i'll stick to Little Tart's offering from now on.

This place is pretty small on the inside but they have some seats. Paid about $25 for 2 bagels…read more The first bagel was The Manhattan. A bagel with egg, cheese, and pastrami. I got it on the everything bagel. It tasted good but I am not sure about my excitement over $15 bagel sandwiches. The second bagel was a Cinnamon Raisin bagel with Blueberry-Lemon cream cheese. This cost $5 because there is an upcharge for cream cheese or specialty cream cheese (I am not sure). The people are nice and the food tastes good. I want to come back but I am not sure when.

Some friends of ours ordered to-go from here for my husband and I while we were hanging out at…read moretheir place. I don't recall which bagels they got themselves, but they both thoroughly enjoyed them! My husband ordered a veggie "hot pocket" and an everything bagel with plain cream cheese. He ate the bagel pretty much right away and also enjoyed his. A nice thing about the hot pockets is that you can choose to order them heated or not if you aren't planning to eat them right away. We got them unheated so we could eat them later. Once we were ready for them, we followed the suggestion to warm them in the air fryer so they were flaky and crispy, which turned out well. Husband said he preferred the bagel over the hot pocket. I ordered a bacon, egg and cheese hot pocket, and I loved the flakiness of the pastry! The filling was fine overall, and even though I don't eat a lot of bacon, I enjoy it from time to time. But I felt like my hot pocket had much more bacon than it really needed. It was kind of overpowering, so I ended up removing some of the larger chopped pieces as I ate. One pretty significant drawback was that the hot pockets were mislabeled in the to-go bags. When my husband warmed what was labeled as "veggie" for himself, he ended up biting into my bacon, egg and cheese--and he doesn't eat pork at all! Thankfully, we were both planning on eating them around the same time, so we were able to easily swap. But imagine the surprise of someone who has never eaten pork biting into something filled with it. Yikes! I can't say anything about the ambiance or service myself since I haven't actually visited, but our friends said it was a nice casual spot. We don't live on that side of town, but maybe we'd come back for a bagel if we were in the mood while in the area.

This restaurant/convenience food spot is located across from Gate A17. They offer bottled drinks,…read morefountain drinks, bagels and bagel based food such as breakfast bagel and bagel sandwiches. The food is good for airport food and the price is what you would expect for the airport. I got some drinks before the next leg of my flight and the counter service was fast and friendly.

Agree with the bad rating. Took them 25 min to make a bacon egg and cheese bagel on an everything…read morebagel and gave me a really gross bagel that still felt cold. Horrific experience. Highly recommend that you AVOID!

Great pistachio muffins! Service is about average and the ambiance as well. :) Good place.read more

Decent sized bagel made fresh everyday. We decide to come here since it was quick and offered bagel…read moresandwiches. The inside had decent seating and an adequate amount of selections of bagels... including a personal favor pumpernickel (which were delicious). Price point seemed about average, not overly expensive for what you get. The inside has a typical bagel shop vibe which could be enhanced to a little more modern vibe or cozy. Overall great place.

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!