Brought some of these sweet and legit Palestinian kunafas over for an afternoon blood sugar-spiking…read morefor the colleagues and they were instant hit. Rich chocolate with choke fulls of pistachios, hella crispy kadayıf that generate curiosities from other dept. cubicles (bring ya plates). Strong Turkish coffee that foretells you how the day will go, provided on the house on a missed order registry, was another gesture itself verifying the welcomes you'd receive from the most courageous people on this planet. Sipping on it and sitting on their beautiful benches on a hot, dry day, daydreams you into how it would feel in their lands they will retrieve soon. Blows its competition in Johns Creek bloody hungry for moolahs by 27K sq km. Good job, habaibi -

I finally checked out Wowbooza during my several visits around this location. It's one of those…read moreplaces that feels like dessert with a personality. The big draw here is their booza (a stretchy Turkish/Middle-Eastern ice cream), and it really does live up to the hype - chewy, creamy, and not overly sweet, which makes it dangerously easy to keep going back for another bite. We have tried the Kunafa with ice cream, and that combo of warm, crispy pastry and cold, silky booza is honestly the star of the show. Kunafa for those who don't know is shredded phyllo dough which is layered with cheese and baked to give it that crispy texture yet having the stretchy pull from the cheese. The combination of this savory Kunafa with the booza really makes it a delectable combo. The Turkish + Dubai chocolate Kunafa (half and half) has been my favorite but they have a few options to try. They also server Dubai chocolate and strawberry cups, which seem to be extremely popular too. We've tried their chai (tea) and Turkish coffee and all I can say is that I am hooked. The vibe is lively and a little crowded at peak times, but in a good way - it feels like everyone is there for the same sugar fix. Staff was friendly and happy to explain the menu, which helps if you're new to these kinds of desserts. Service can vary depending on how busy it is, but overall it's worth the stop. If you go in expecting something different from your usual ice cream shop, you'll probably leave impressed (and slightly obsessed with that stretchy texture).

We have been coming here for years, though I wouldn't call us regulars. We loved this place under…read moreOlivier and since he sold it, this is only our third visit. The new owners have done it justice. The edits/additions to the menu are all good. The originals are still fantastic. This place is for crepes, French pastries (friends, croissants, tarts), and breads. I've never been for lunch, though that's my daughter's preference for this place. Why aren't we here more often? The coffee. It's fine, but nothing great, and when my wife and I have a Saturday morning to go out, we usually want great coffee. The space is tight, smallish, but clean. They seem to do more to-go business than eat in. We've never seen it packed, but there is usually a steady stream of to-go. Want great pastries? This is the place.

GA French Bakery & Cafe had been on my list for a while as I believe it made a Top 100 Yelp Best…read moreBakeries list at some point. Unfortunately this is not the kind of bakery where you can pick up some loaves, baguettes, etc. so I'd consider this more of a cafe. We consumed two half sandwiches (honey maple and roast beef) there, took a couple of croissants and a bread pudding to go. The sandwiches were good, nothing spectacular, but fresh ingredients and well-executed. The croissants were definitely better than average and far better than what you can find most places in the US. Having had croissants in France, I would say this comes pretty close. We didn't have any trouble finding a table or parking right out front, it must have been just past the lunch rush on a Saturday. Note that they are closed Sunday and Monday, and only open until 3 pm Tuesday through Saturday. I would return if I was in the area again.

Nest Here by Thái Thanh Yến is a Vietnamese dessert food stall in the City Farmers Market. It is…read morelocated in the back corner so it is not easy to spot upon entrance. There are so many options for drinks that a lot of Vietnamese cafes might not have. The service was friendly and quick! I got the Pandan Milk Tea. It was really good and definitely tasted like pandan. While I ordered a small, the cup was kind of large. I think that it was a bit expensive ($7-$8 for my drink), but the quality of my drink was nice. I would give it a 4.5/5 stars because of pricing, but definitely a solid spot and somewhat hidden gem for Vietnamese sweets and drinks!

Yummy spot we found by accident. Great, well made drinks…read more Tried the Dubai strawberries.. They were okay. The chocolate could have been a little thicker and the pistachio cream, I'm assuming homemade, was very mild. For the price point def not complaining as I've paid $25 before from another establishment. Though the $25 one was amazing. So you get what you paid for in this case.

Great little supermarket! They had rambutan at the best price I've ever seen. That's my favorite…read morefruit and sometimes it can be so expensive. I'll be back even if it's just for that. I also love the Tokyo Kuma store attached. Definitely recommend you stop by and check it out.

I've only been here a handful of times, but each time resulted in plenty of snacks and groceries…read more There were plenty of sale items to peruse. These are along the front, right side of the store if you're entering from the main entrance. And there was a good variety of choices if you're looking for something specific. There was an expansive tea selection (bag and loose), pickled vegetable packets (which go great on rice), and a very, very large dim sum area. And of course there's also a good number of snacks to choose from. This market is fun because on the other side of the Jusgo there's the food court, Japanese store, and claw machines. The hubs and I spent about 3 hours total shopping, eating, and ending up at Jusgo.

First time ever at this location and everything was on point. The meats came out quickly and the…read moresides were replenished often. Service was absolutely fantastic. All in all, a fun night out for a group of 6. Wish they had liquor selections. We only saw soju and sake on the menu when we went

Loved this place! Really unique in teams of AYAC because there is a central area where it is self…read moreservice for things like salad, rice, drinks, and desserts. Tons of options! Atmosphere was nice. Casual but still well maintained and nicely decorated. Worth the price. Only exception is that kids pricing should be on age instead. My daughter is very tall so she cost but she is picky and doesn't eat much. Because of the pricing I wouldn't bring young children unless you know they will eat a lot.

I was recommended this store by many of my relatives and was not disappointed with the visit…read more It was filled with many different varieties of fruit, seafood, produce, and items. I was able to purchase many Korean spoons and metal chopsticks for a great price. I also love that Metro Chef does not require a membership and sells items for individual purchase if needed. The only exception to the rule might be fruit and produce since it is already packaged.

If you need asian food products this is the place to go. They have just about everything you need…read more I love the seafood dept. You can get your own seafood, put it in a bag and they weigh it for you. I bought some shark filets. I will definitely return to this store. They also sell vegetables by the case.

This five stars is for the vegan banh mi itself…read more VERY VERY delicious and I felt better eating it knowing it's not meat and there's options for vegan and vegetarians We also tried the chicken I'd say that's a solid 4.5 stars I find their bread really flaky and not kill the roof of your mouth hard which is great. However, you will end up with breadcrumbs everywhere like a banhmi crackhead This place is really good and they run out of chicken banh mi really fast so call before 3pm Good deal B5G1 free! Great customer service my order has always been correct which I love!

Banh Mi 135 is easily the top contender for the best banh mi in the state. If you're in Atlanta,…read morethis is a non-negotiable stop. * The Bread: Always served nice and warm--freshly toasted with that perfect shatter-crisp crust and soft interior. * The Fillings: The toppings are high-quality and seasoned perfectly. Every bite is balanced. Combination my favorite . * The Drinks: Do yourself a favor and pair your sandwich with their iced coffee or fresh sugarcane juice. It is the ultimate combo!

Dukkan International Market is a very unique place. It's one of a few places I can find authentic…read moreMediterranean and Middle Eastern grocery and food. This time I ordered two chicken/beef shawarma with a medium hummus. The cafe was packed and the staff did their best to manage all the orders. My food was great!!!!! I also got the chance to pick up a few hard to find grocery items. Overall love coming here. Sometimes for groceries and other time for food.

Very good selection of middle eastern food, spices, cookies, and candy, with good prices. Lots of…read moreinteresting stuff in here. My favorite thing is the wild cucumber pickles.

For Valentines Day this year I wanted to cook a steak at home. We got a bone in ribeye for a…read morefraction of the cost from what you'd see at a restaurant and was a great cut! They have so many other items in the store like spices, butters, etc. Definitely worth checking out!

Absolutely the best butcher shop in the area, if not the entire region. Patton's has real butchers…read morewho are trained to trim and prepare meats as you need them. We had an amazing bone in rib roast for Christmas that was perfectly trimmed and tied. Ground beef is the best anywhere. The weekly sale prices are incredible for the quality. Chicken is from local farmers and not pumped full of hormones. They usually have a wonderful selection of seafood and fish as well. We live 25 minutes away but drive to Patton's once or twice a month for all of our meat and seafood (we vacuum seal and freeze the haul). So worth it. Nice people , too, and very knowledgeable.