This is the wrong place to be anytime before they close. They have typically run out of everything,…read moreand what they have is completely stale and rock hard. I don't understand the model - shouldn't they keep restocking fresh? Recommend getting here sometime mid day when they're probably remaking fresh items. Small area to sit inside (maybe 3-4 tables), parking can be tricky but there's a free deck if you go past the store around the roundabout.

My boyfriend and I were wandering around the area looking for something sweet and we saw beard…read morepapa's! Parking can be tough as there isn't too many places to park if it's a busy weekend! Once we walked inside we were greeted by the owners of the shop and were very surprised by the chill atmosphere! We ordered two cream puffs and a boba tea and it didn't take long for us to receive everything. I ordered an ube puff with vanilla cream filling and my boyfriend got dulce de leche with vanilla filling. The boba tea I got was Thai tea and it was delicious! They brought it directly to our table and were so sweet! The puff was crunchy but so delectable with the cream filling! Overall, great service. Great treat!

What a cool spot!!! I was in the area and across this place. I had to check it out!!! The selection…read morewas great, the service was great and the cinnamon rolls were amazing!!! Overall it was a good experience!!!!

Disappointing experience due to incorrect hours listed…read more We drove from Buford to the Peachtree location specifically to get my daughter a cinnamon roll for her birthday. We arrived at 6:01 PM, only to be told they had already shut down for the evening, even though the listed hours showed they were open until 7 PM and the regular hours indicated they were open until 9 PM. It was especially disappointing for my 11 year old, who was excited for this birthday treat. This could have easily been avoided with updated and accurate business hours online. A simple update would have saved us the drive and prevented a frustrating experience for a customer who was looking forward to visiting.

Breadville Bakery in Suwanee, GA Modern and spacious Korean…read morebakery spot Ribbon Croissant -- recommend Bow tie-shaped croissant filled with a light, slightly sweet Korean-style pastry cream. Crispy and flaky on the outside, soft and airy inside. Salt Bread (original) -- recommend Slightly crisp and buttery on the outside, soft and chewy inside with a light salty flavor. Simple but really good. Chocolate Croissant Light chocolate coating on the outside, filled with chocolate cream. The flavor is lighter compared to a classic chocolate croissant. Jalapeño Ham & Cheese Light jalapeño-flavored bread with ham and cheese filling, good option if you want something savory. Double Mango Latte -- recommend Made with house-made mango jam and milk, topped with mango cream and mango powder. Very refreshing. Purple Snow Matcha Matcha latte topped with ube cream--unique combination.

SOFT OPENING New…read moreKorean bakery outside Atlanta ‼ Seems like we have been waiting years for this location to open. Basically, in the same shopping center as two other bakeries, and then two more bakeries across the street. There is going to be some tough competition here. I've covered this location quite a few times on my new business series before they opened, just patiently waiting. The space is large, modern, and open with glass cases along the wall. Just grab the tongs and tray, then serve yourself as with the other bakeries in the area. What makes this location special? Well, I'm still working on that. The croissant selection is larger than most places and the drinks are more updated to have a colorful matcha menu. But, other than that, even after tasting, the flavors are fairly standard. I would say, if pressed that they have more croissants and a special pound cake that other places don't have. Their prices are also $1-2 lower than I've seen before in the area, but that may be due to new opening. Should you try it? Yes, because everyone has a different view point and preference. I hope you can try all the local businesses before naming a favorite. I purchased: 1 Purple Snow Matcha - Not much matcha flavor and mostly tasted like milk. The purple ube foam was pale and lacking flavor also. 2 Brownie Croissant - They have a standup croissant business. After this croissant was jammed into the to-go bag, it didn't look as impressive but tasted delicious. Not that chocolaty, but amazing texture. 3 Lemon Pound Cake - Dry. This is one of their signature pound cake items, and all that they had available when I visited. 4 4 Cheese Quiche - Love the crispy, light, and flakey croissant base texture, but didn't include much quiche filling. 5 Salt Bread - Classic, a little tough but oh-so-pretty with the dark egg wash. 6 Viral Dubai Chewy Cookie - I was really looking forward to this cookie, as I'm obsessed with the handmade one I had at the smaller bakery down the street. This version was pale inside with not much pistachio flavor. Overall, I will definitely return to try more than once. This was just my initial review at soft opening.

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.

I was able to experience Cookie Tingz at a drive in movie in Lawrenceville…read more I initially walked by to see what my other options were but I'm a brownie lover so I knew I had to try it. Opting out would have been a terrible mistake! I snagged a cup of the brownies with nuts and it was all the chewy gooey that I love about brownies. The chocolate was rich and the moisture of the overall brownie was just right. The vendors were appreciative of my purchase and very kind. I hope to see them at another outdoor event.

Met these lovely people at Monkey Wrench Brewing yesterday and stocked up on cookies and brownies…read more SOOOO DELICIOUS. Support local! Support family run small business! Think of them next time you need to send someone something delicious- especially with the holidays coming up!

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.

I came here late on a Friday night with some girlfriends, and I honestly felt so bad because we…read morearrived about 45 minutes before closing! But the workers were so sweet and welcoming and didn't rush us at all. They let us enjoy our girls' night and even allowed us to hang out and finish our desserts until closing. We ordered a few crepe cakes, and they were SO good! They weren't overly sweet, which I loved. We also got the taro bread, and OMG... that was seriously addicting! I almost ate the entire bag in one sitting! I'll definitely be back to try more of their other goodies. Such a cute spot with such sweet staff!

Everything I have tried so far has been spectacular. Absolutely recommend this bakeryread more

Fujiissa (inside the Jusgo Supermarket food court) was such a pleasant surprise for a quick dessert…read morestop! As we walked up to check out the menu, the cashier--Jason--immediately offered us samples of their soft serve flavors. That alone was unexpected, but it got even better when he told us we could try up to three flavors. Great service right from the start. We sampled the premium matcha, milk, and black sesame, and honestly, we were shocked by how generous the sample portions were. They weren't tiny bites either--we were actually getting full just from tasting everything. Premium Matcha (3/5): This is definitely geared toward true matcha lovers. It had an authentic, earthy, slightly bitter profile with grassy, umami-rich notes and a clean finish. You can tell it's high quality and not overly sweetened, which is a plus--but it leaned a bit too bold and bitter for our personal taste. Milk (5/5): This one was our favorite. It had a light, delicate sweetness with a smooth, velvety, creamy texture. The flavor was rich but not heavy, almost like a fresh dairy softness with a subtle vanilla-like warmth. Super comforting and perfectly balanced. Black Sesame (4/5): A really unique flavor--deep, toasted, and nutty with a slightly savory edge. It had a roasted aroma, a hint of natural bitterness, and a lingering sesame richness that made it feel complex and satisfying. Definitely something different if you want to try a less common flavor. After finishing the samples, we ordered a milkshake ($6.27 with tax) and asked if we could mix the regular matcha with the milk soft serve. Jason had no problem with that at all, which we appreciated. We also made sure to tip because the service and generosity really stood out. The milk/matcha milkshake itself was amazing--ultra creamy, smooth, and well-blended with a silky texture. The sweetness was just right (not overpowering), and the matcha added a subtle depth without being too strong. It was refreshing, satisfying, and honestly the perfect after-dinner dessert. Light enough to enjoy comfortably, but still indulgent. Overall, great flavors, super friendly service, and a welcoming experience. The generous samples and flexibility with orders really set this place apart. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the Jusgo food court and craving something sweet!

I loved the ice cream! The matcha was delicious! Creamy and delicious…read more The food court was a little difficult to navigate with no signs, the kiosk is the very far back side of the food court. I almost left because I thought it might have closed without notice. I am glad that I found it. My husband had the strawberry soft serve and he loved it.