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Hansel & Gretel Bakery Cafe

3.4 (9 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 9:30 pm
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Matcha Strawberry Shaved Ice. $18.50. Snow Bingsu.
Daniel B.

We had a good experience at this new Hansel & Gretel Bakery Cafe location on Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Duluth. It's in Duluth Village, the same shopping center as Pho 24, Cafe Rothem, and Zoong Guk Jib Korean-Chinese restaurant. In this shopping center, Hansel & Gretel occupies the old White Whitemill space. So, one established metro Atlanta Korean bakery-cafe chain location replaced another. White Windmill started in 2005 and Hansel & Gretel started in 2007. The old White Windmill in this spot was around since at least 2011, maybe earlier. At that time, this shopping center was known as Howell Center, not Duluth Village. Currently, this is the seventh and newest Hansel & Gretel location in Georgia. This location isn't to be confused with Hansel & Gretel's other Duluth location in the Mall Corners shopping center on Pleasant Hill Rd. This location, on PIB, opened in December 2024: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFDF4ePupUI/?hl=en The "Now Open" banner was still up on the storefront during our visit on April 5, 2025. For those unfamiliar, Hansel & Gretel is known for its daily fresh-baked breads and pastries, unique cakes, and other sweet treats like frozen yogurt, Korean shaved ice (bingsu), and Korean fish-shaped bread with filling (bungeo-ppang). Hansel & Gretel bakery-cafes also have a fairly extensive coffee (e.g., espressos, lattes, and frappes) and tea selection, the latter of which includes traditional Korean teas (e.g., lemon, ginger, plum, citron) and milk teas with limited toppings (boba, lychee). Other beverage options include sparkling lemon "ades," mojitos, and smoothies. There's something for everyone. My wife and I were fans of the bungeo-ppang at the White Windmill that used to be here. In general, Hansel & Gretel's menu is similar. The two brands are direct competitors. This Hansel & Gretel offers sweetened red bean paste, custard, and cheese fillings in its bungeo-ppang. We showed up around 6:30pm this past Saturday, an ordinary Saturday. Unsurprisingly, by that time, most of the bread loaves and a good bit of the pastries had sold out. A decent selection still remained, however. We picked up a few Red Bean Breads (buns filled with red bean paste, $2.19 each), a pack of Mini Cheese Muffins ($3.59), and a Honey Castella (Asian sponge cake, $4.39) from the self-serve display table. We also ordered a Matcha Strawberry Shaved Ice (Snow Bingsu, $18.50) and drinks: Jasmine Green Tea (hot, 16 oz for $4.30) and Blue Lemon (24 oz for $5.70) and Grapefruit (24 oz for $6.30) Sparkling Lemon Ades. Everything was fresh, delicious, and satisfying. They got the details right as well. For example, I really like the quality of the cups. The Sparkling Lemon Ades had unique, high-quality lids that were smooth (felt good on the mouth) and made sipping clean and easy. The Matcha Strawberry Shaved Ice was a hit. It was terrific. I recommend it. The shaved ice itself was fluffy and appetizingly melted in our mouths. Overall, the dessert was well made with tasty toppings. Service was excellent. There were two young attentive and diligent cashiers/baristas and an ajumma (middle-aged Korean woman) overseeing them. We decided to sit outside on the fenced-in patio. Right away, the ajumma noticed us on the patio, came outside, and offered to clean the pollen off of our table and chairs. How considerate and kind of her. Inside, the space has been renovated and modernized from the decade-plus as White Windmill. The new owner(s) did a good job with the interior decor and design. It looks nice. When we arrived, we saw what looked like at least four high school kids with laptops/school materials. By the time we left around 7:20pm, the inside dining room was packed with families, some spanning three generations. It was the same demographic as the White Windmill that used to be here: local Koreans and Korean-Americans of all ages. The cafe has free Wi-Fi. Side note: At the time of posting this review (April 9, 2025), I noticed my longtime Yelp friend and Yelp Elite '25 member Esther K's 1/25/2025 review for this business "is not currently recommended." Wow. What up with that?

Tiramisu, blueberry mousse cake
Amanda C.

Seems like a standard korean style bakery with lots of soft breads & cakes! We ordered two slices of cake - blueberry mousse and tiramisu to go. My husband also got a hot dog bun that had a lot of salad on it, it was a bit too much veg and sauce (a lot packed in and hidden underneath) compared to the little hot dog on top. Overall not bad and everything was as expected! The cakes were very creamy and wished there was a bit more actual cake in them. Service was standard. There are lots of bakery options in the area so would probably check out others before coming back.

Andrew L.

Really cute Korean bakery located in the same plaza as the Tesla super charger. Great place to plug in your car and relax in enjoying some sweets. Their menu is very broad starting from drinks, Korean shaved ice (bingsu) and even those mini taiyaki options for only $10.99. On top of their vast order selections, there are counters full of baked goods like the mochi donut. I tried their green tea mochi donut and it was really soft, chewy, and tasty. Other baked goods entail croissants with berry fillings, sandwiches, and other baked goods you see at a typical Korean bakery. At the front next to the cashier is also a refrigerator case of special sweets that look so cute. I haven't tried those but the "sleeping bear" is just art in bakery form; definitely need to give it a try next time. I tried the mochi donut and 10 piece taiyaki with half red bean and custard. Highly recommend those, especially because the red bean and custard aren't too sweet and portions are just bite size for snacking.

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Confections Bakery & Cafe

4.1(74 reviews)
3.6 mi
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Another Korean bakery and cafe in Duluth, but this one in particular is fairly busy over the…read moreweekends, though not so much that you can't find parking even with other businesses around sharing the lot. I like the interior of the cafe as it reminds me a bit of Stylenanda in Korea (pink!). I can't speak on the drinks, only the pastries and cakes, and yeah, they're good! Probably shouldn't leave any pastries with fruit longer than a few hours since it'll get soggy though. We had a few birthdays to celebrate, and Confections was the go-to choice to for a lot of people this year. Not too sweet cream with fruit and fluffy cake, it was perfect for many in our group. The only cake I would not recommend that I've tried would be the Dubai chocolate cake. Not only is it more expensive, it's smaller than the other offered cakes. As a cake, it doesn't quite match up to Dubai chocolate strawberry cups that you can get elsewhere. The kunafa loses its crispiness being sandwiched between cake, and there isn't much pistachio flavor. I would've expected pistachio cream, but there really wasn't any on this cake. There are more strawberries on the strawberry cream cake, which fair, makes sense, but the Dubai cake wasn't as amazing as it sounded. Just tall. Good thing we had another cake from Confections that day since it was a joint birthday.

Things you should know: I. PARKING…read more Confections Bakery & Cafe is within a plaza and shares a free public parking lot with the adjacent businesses directly out front. Easy. II. SERVICE This bakery allows a cake reservation for special occasions as well as a self-service oven for pastries you want to heat up and enjoy while dining in. III. QUALITY Competitive with surrounding bakeries. They don't disappoint. IV. CAPACITY Less busy on week days during business hours. There's outlets everywhere along the walls and so it's an ideal location to knock out work in peace.

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Shokku Bakery

3.7(21 reviews)
3.7 mi

Shokku Bakery is a Japanese-inspired bakery located inside Jusgo Supermarket in Duluth, and it has…read moremore of a hidden, casual feel compared to standalone cafés. We walked into a small, straightforward space where what stood out immediately was the variety of pastries and baked goods lined up throughout the counter. The setup felt more like a grab-and-go spot, but there were enough interesting items that it made sense to slow down and actually look through what they offered. The main draw here is the bread selection. We spotted items like milk bread, pineapple buns, mochi-based pastries, and savory breads such as pork floss buns, all of which felt freshly made and rotated quickly depending on the day. The milk bread in particular stood out for its soft texture and rich flavor, while the sweeter items leaned more subtle rather than overly sugary. It was the kind of place where we ended up picking a few different things because it was hard to settle on just one. There were also a few refrigerated and specialty items like tarts and filled pastries, which added a bit more variety beyond the standard bakery selection. Some items felt more premium than others, and pricing varied depending on what we picked, but the overall focus was clearly on soft breads and Asian-style baked goods rather than desserts or café-style sweets. The atmosphere was simple and functional since it was inside a supermarket food court area. It was not really designed for sitting and lingering, but the space was clean and organized enough to quickly browse and make a selection. Service was straightforward, and in some cases we were able to sample items before buying, which helped when deciding between different breads. Overall, Shokku Bakery is a solid stop if you are already in the area and want fresh Japanese-style baked goods. It is not a destination bakery in terms of ambiance, but the quality of the breads and variety of options make it worth visiting for a quick pick-up, especially if you enjoy soft milk bread and classic Asian bakery items.

Went pretty late in the day (5ish on a weekend) so pretty limited availability. The bread was bomb…read moretho (also very expensive). Definitely go early Japanese bakery, seems pretty authentic. In jusgo food court area.

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Soon's Bakery

4.6(82 reviews)
7.5 mi

IF ONLY I HAD FOUND SOON'S SOONER | I'm so happy there are more options than the big 3 Korean…read morebakeries in metro atl now (white windmill, mozart and Hansel & Gretel). And they are so so much better. Soon's Bakery is one of those bakeries - with fun and viral options like the sweet potato bread (mochi-like texture), sweet corn bread and cream donuts, that you wouldn't find at the classic Korean bakeries. I'm also a big fan of their cookies - with my personal favorite, the earl grey. I'm unsure if they still have their brunch menu, but I also really loved their soufflé pancakes. I'm also impressed with their coffee options - much better than the average Korean bakery. Recently tried the matcha cream latte which was pretty much perfect. Creamy iced latte topped with unsweetened matcha cream - perfect pick-me-up. Overall a pretty quiet spot to grab a sweet treat and a coffee in a newly renovated cafe. Definitely recommend if you're in Suwanee!

So I ended up at this place thinking I was at Cafe Soon…read more Parking Strip mall parking. Inside As we walked in not impressed. We were the only customers. The cooler on the left has the sandwich's. The rest of the restaurant is just blah. They do have a nice selection of desserts. Health score We did order, but I saw the health score was an 80, I just could not eat the food. So I can't critique it.

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