It was probably 4 years ago that I last visited Douceur de France, and this past Saturday I had a…read morelovely breakfast with one of my friends. Even when it was pretty busy, we got our table relatively fast. Service was great, our server was constantly checking on us. Food was delicious, portions are great and my iced chai latte was also pretty good. Don't leave without having some pastries (there or to go!) everything looks amazing (I got myself a coffee eclair which was absolutely delicious).

We seem to always stop here when we are in town. It's a great place for brunch and pastries…read more I'm glad to see the business is doing well. It gets really busy! The service is good and the food is always fresh. Can't wait to come back to Georgia !

I love their bakery but their food is questionable. I ordered a spicy bulgogi panini and the…read morechicken is not edible! It's chewy and hard and it has an odor!! 5 stars for bakery and 0 stars for food honestly. I had to take all the chicken out the panini wth 0__o I also wanted to mention that what they advertise as "bulgogi chicken" is not bulgogi! Disappointing :(

Went to purchase a Birthday treat for my friend. They sure offered all kinds of goodies. They had…read morebeautiful cakes, unusual flavors of cheese cakes, macaroons, and desserts in a cup. I do undestand that this pastry shop is not your old traditional cafeteria. Great thing is, I observed some salty options on the menu as well. Really nice estsblishment. Store was very spacious, clean and nicely decorated, and it had plenty of seating in the lower and upper dining areas. I went looking for a Denish type of pastry, but they did not offer that. However, I was able to surprise my friend with a nice yougurt mousse small strawberry cake. Customer servive was friendly.

Not in the mood for "fast food", I stopped in here looking for something close to a traditional…read moremeat-egg-and-cheese breakfast sandwich and a coffee. As you walk in, there's a case of bakery-type items along the wall and butter-creme frosted cakes displayed under the order counter. I asked the man behind the counter if they have cooked food. They don't, but he offered me the alternative to what I had described, a torta. If you're as "American apple pie" as I am, looking around the shop, its easy to confuse a "torta" with a "tarte" or pastry. The "torta" here is a pressed sandwich, filled with meat that he called 'turkey ham' (he assured me that it was not pork), onions, tomato, cheese, avocado and jalapeños if you can handle 'em. While I waited for the young lady to make my torta, the gentleman offered me a choice of complimentary baked treat to try. Who here doesn't love a free sample!? Ok! He rattled off some of the names, but had me at cheesecake! I took them both to-go, mainly because, although there was a cooler full of cold drinks and soda, I couldn't find a hint/whiff of coffee in the place. I would've asked but I'd reach my personal 'question quota' with the sandwich. DELICIOUS, by the way! I like that the press left the bread crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and all the sandwich fixins were still crispy & cool-not soggy or melty. The cheesecake looks kinda like a lemon square, has a cookie-cake texture bottom crust and a 'cheese danish' type filling that's nicely browned on the top. The serving is big enough to split for now & later-which I had every intention of doing. But, I mean, who was I kidding?! It was YUMMY. This place is fairly new, so I hope it'll add hot drinks (if it doesn't already have them...) and a to-go menu with descriptions, so I can decide what I want to try, ahead of my next visit.

Charming, clean South American bakery with a beautiful and kind woman behind the counter who…read morepatiently described the menu to me. I came for breakfast and wasn't disappointed. Handmade flour tortilla folded into a large taco with scrambled eggs, avocado, Salvadoran sour cream, and refried beans. Simply delicious. Walked away with a coffee, tamales, and some of their gorgeous fresh baked breads.

If you love cheese, this is the place for you. I was hesitant to try their chicken coxinhas because…read morethey "looked" dry, but once I took a bite it was soft and delicious. Same thing goes for their empanadas de choclo. They have an array of bakery items both sweet and savory that are priced by weight. I also ordered an iced coffee and if you are into sweet coffees, I highly recommend the hazelnut iced coffee. The workers very nice and patient as I was unsure what to order as a first timer. I would also like to add that it's baby friendly! They had 2 available high chairs and seating options for individuals or groups. I would love to return to try more of their sweet bakery items.

Two words: Cheese Roll!!! The large version comes pre…read morewarmed. The mozzarella cheese is gooey and the sweet condensed milk is a perfect complement. They have the mini version from the serve yourself bakery display section and those are room temperature. I also tried the Brazilian cheese ball and it doesn't disappoint. The last item I tried today from the bakery display is chicken croissant/puff pastry.

For the best in the cake business in the Atlanta area, look no further than Lush Cakery! I…read moretypically never, ever care for wedding cakes... They're usually nothing special. But cakes from this shop are crowd-favorites! Everyone at my wedding raved about the cake, even months later people still brought it up. I highly recommend this business.

We had a great time tasting cakes with our wedding planner, Jordan Flowers of Wedding Belles, and…read moreKathryn ("Kat") Steed, sole owner and cake maker at Lush Cakery in Marietta. Jordan recommended Lush Cakery to my fiancee and me (our planner does not accept kickbacks, but instead passes on any discounts she may get on to us) and that is enough praise for me. My fiancee, through her own research, noticed that Lush Cakery has had a hand in a lot of nice weddings in Atlanta. She absolutely loves the look of Lush's cakes (she describes them as beautiful, fun, and creative). I asked Kat how many weddings she did last year and she told me, if I recall correctly, 185 (all by herself!). She doesn't plan on doing that many per year going forward, but she definitely has the experience and is well known in the Atlanta wedding community. Kat moved into a cute space just off Marietta Square a couple years ago. There's a retail space, open four days a week, and a tasting room, available by appointment only. The shop can also be booked for small events like bridal and baby showers. Kat was waiting for us promptly at our appointment time. My fiancee and I were accompanied by our planner for the tasting. The tasting room was quaint and charming. It reminded my fiancee of an attractive sitting room, like something you would see on HGTV. We got to know Kat and she got to know us. She let us swipe through cake designs on her iPad while talking to us about our wedding, our tastes/visions for our cake, and how our cake would align with our wedding overall. For example, we talked about the season of our wedding, whether it's going to be indoor or outdoor, etc. These kinds of things can affect the ingredients and flavors of our wedding cake. There was a menu at the table with Lush's most popular wedding cake flavors. We tasted the following six flavors: * Salted caramel * Amaretto white chocolate red raspberry * Triple chocolate hazelnut * Grand Marnier strawberries and cream * Cinnamon * Cream cheese pound with lemon curd Kat had the first five flavors in the list above ready to go on a plate for each of us. The last one was requested by my fiancee who was interested in trying the lemon curd after seeing it on the menu. My eyes lit up as I bit into these cakes. What impressed me most about them was actually not their flavor, but their consistency. Every single slice was perfectly fluffy and moist. They were tender and delicate with good crumb. Flavor-wise, they were sweet, but not too sweet. My favorite flavors were the salted caramel and the strawberries and cream. My fiancee's favorite flavors were the amaretto white chocolate red raspberry and the triple chocolate hazelnut. My fiancee thought both the strawberry and cinnamon tasted delicious, but were a little too simple for her tastes. The cream cheese pound cake with lemon curd was outstanding, but we agreed that we liked the lighter, less dense textures of the other cakes for our wedding cake. Everything we tried tasted great, so what it really came down to here was personal preference. We want a classic, elegant looking cake so Kat suggested a traditional three-tier round cake. We'll have it decorated with flowers from our florist, Julie Coffin of Unique Floral Expressions, who is one of the rock stars of the Atlanta wedding industry and whom Kat has worked many weddings with. We chose our cake and icing flavors, along with a fun design extra, and were quoted under $700 for our cake (tax and delivery included). The cake will serve 100. We'll have more than 100 guests, but there will be other dessert options too. Kat's quote is about $200 higher than another quote we recently received, so Lush is on the higher side. However, the other quote did not include an extra design element and the Lush quote also includes a "complimentary" anniversary tier a year after our wedding. A $150 non-refundable deposit is required to secure a date. We received Kat's proposal via email quickly after our meeting. My fiancee had a question and it didn't take long for Kat to respond. All in all, this was a wonderful experience. Now we just have to make a decision! Throughout our wedding planning process so far, this has turned out to be the most difficult decision yet.

Wonderful spot off the square! We popped in for lunch and everything was so delicious and fresh. I…read morehad the great white shark (tuna) sandwich and we split an original meat pie. We also got the Ned Kelly pie which was super tasty - beef and egg! We selected a couple of pastries to go and I highly recommend the rum balls....they were absolute chocolate heaven! The bread in the sandwich was super soft and the meat pies were soft and flaky crust. The shop is in an old building which was very cool. There was plenty of room inside and out on the sidewalk for seating. Everyone working was very friendly - answered questions and nice to chat with! We grabbed some Tim Tams for the road and those were so good too! Definitely will go back again soon!

I tried the Australian Bakery for the first time yesterday while attending Chalktoberfest. I tried…read morethe curry chicken pie and the potato soup. I wasn't a fan of the curry chicken it wasn't like the Jamaican curry that I'm familiar with. The potato soup on the other hand was so good and was the perfect side item. It was very flavorful and warmed me right on up from the slightly chilly weather. I'll definitely return, but I'll try a different pie.

Tres de Leches cake was the BOMB!!! Fantastic bakery with variety of breads, quesadillas, and…read moresandwiches. We went for the cake, and it was beyond our expectation!

Senora Licha and her staff are amazing! 5 stars! They will make any special occasion fabulous. They…read morehave a huge selection of cakes and pastries, that are the finest around! Give them a try. Don't forget to have a coffee and pastry while you shop.

I was walking around the Marietta Square after lunch when my sweet tooth kicked in. I googled sweet…read moreshops in the area, which led me to Miss Mamie's! Location and Parking Miss Mamie's is located right on Marietta square; parking is all around the square, or in a deck a short distance away. Venue and Atmosphere The space is bright, clean, and so cute! There are tables and chairs if you'd like to stay for a dessert date, and the cupcakes are displayed in pretty lighted shelves. Service Staff is friendly and provided good descriptions of the cupcakes. I don't drink beer but they convinced my to try a Guinness (spoiler alert: I was not disappointed). Food and Beverages I ordered 6 cupcakes to go. Red velvet: cake was moist but the icing was tangy and not the traditional cream cheese icing flavor. Guinness: yeasty and chocolatey with a hint of caramel. Cookie dough: fresh and a perfect blend of flavors. Triple chocolate: delicious and soft, not too bitter as chocolate icing can sometimes be. Turtle: reminded me of German chocolate as it had a hint of caramel. Lemon raspberry: great blend of fruit flavors and the icing was delicious too. Verdict I'll be back!

Dry and not flavorful. A friend bought these for me and I was very disappointed. The texture was…read moreoff and the taste didn't match the quality I expected from this place.

Im giving 2 stars because the employees were very kind. The effort here for a highly reputable…read morebakery is seriously lacking just like the visual appeal and taste. I wish they would change the name and not affiliate themselves with a truly wonderful bake shop. The midtown location is so good you can't leave without a full box of brownies, stuffed cookies and rice crispy treats. This location has flat boring cookies that my kids could bake better. The selection is very small and not colorful and diverse like you would expect. I hope the owner will read the comments and improve the products for the sake of wanting repeat customers.

The lady was super sweet & the spot is so quint & cozy The…read morecookie was not my favorite It was hard & brittle. The TT lady had the experience we didn't That red velvet was hard and it was brittle It was not my favorite I'll stick to the "other brand location" that has some yummy ones!!!! Maybe it's the location or we need a new recipe Sorry guys this ain't* it

It was definitely time for a review update because since my last review they have changed to a much…read morebigger location and converted into a full restaurant. I love any family owned business and it has been so cool to see this establishment grow from not even having inside seating, to now having a full restaurant and lounge area inside as well as an outside porch area. The ambiance inside is old school and looks pretty cool! The service is friendly and exhibits the southern charm that Marietta is known for. We've had various visits but on this visit it was just me. I got the ham and cheese croissant and a dirty chai. Both were pretty good and the prices were completely reasonable. I will definitely return to this spot again with my family and I highly recommend that you give it a try, especially if your in the area!

Nice outdoor seating area with a play area for the kids, and inside it gives off a distinct, old…read moreworld coffeehouse vibe. The cappuccino was great, food was overall decent, with the pastries standing out but the savory dishes were average. Service also could have been better; I think they just need more staff during busy periods.