My favorite cafe in the area! I visit from LA so I have high standards and the coffee and matcha…read morequality here is the best! They use Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee beans and overall their service and interior are great. Perfect for remote workers or students trying to get out of the house - drinks are yummy! Just a bit on the pricier end but you get what you pay for

Never been to this location, but have gone to the Duluth one multiple times. The vibes are pretty…read moresimilar but this one is MUCH smaller. I got the salted caramel cold brew and an everything bagel. Honestly kinda expensive for cold brew, but it wasn't sweet at all which I was kinda surprised about. I don't think I'd order this again and would just stick to the normal lattes I get. The everything bagel was pretty standard nothing crazy.

Absolutely love Queen's Coffee & Donut, great variety of donuts and off the shelf items. Cute…read morelittle cafe, owner is very nice and the food was fresh. She even threw in an extra donut. Definitely will return.

Oh my goodness Hamilton Mills best kept secret! You must try this delightful cozy coffee shop…read more Perfect coffees, bakery, light lunches.

--Location/Parking-- Located in a shopping center with…read moreplenty of parking. They are next to the Ramyun Gallery and near an H-Mart shopping center. --Ambience-- White, minimal, relaxing space for a coffee shop. The rear of the shop has a projection showing an anime/tv show when I was there. Wood and white, minimal decor. Great place to work and hang out. --Service/Staff-- Early Saturday morning was managed by two women who were very attentive and quick with the drinks. I didn't even get a chance to explore the menu, so I went with my go-to drink. I thought about changing or trying another drink/latte, but she quickly rang me up. Not a bad thing, especially on a busy day. No complaints on the service. --Products/Service-- Cortado, what can I say. You can't go wrong, and it was good, nothing special. I kinda wished I tried some of their other unique drinks/latte. --Capacity-- Plenty of open spaces and tables. I would say the cafe can hold 20 people in capacity. I saw a lot of people taking their orders to-go. --Overall-- I will definitely be back to try some of their other drinks. I like the vibe in the cafe. My personal take, I wish there was more greenery in the cafe, but I kinda dig the cinder block holding up the fridge and table at the side. Beautiful cafe.

Cafe SeeSaw is one of the many Korean cafes in Duluth. They sell drinks such as coffee and…read morenon-coffee and baked goods, both savory and sweet. There is ample space inside to chill or study. The cashier was really friendly and the food came out quick. I probably should have gotten a drink, but I got the Everything Bagel with Basil Tomato. I wanted a savory snack, but I got a somewhat sweet meal. The basil tomato cream tasted like there was sugar in it so that threw me off plus the everything bagel did not really taste like an everything bagel. I just have to remember that Korean cafes tend to be on the sweeter side. If that is your vibe, then you should come here! Minimalistic and cute space and vibes.

The First Level / First Floor is for the coffee, teas, drinks, desserts, pastries, sweets and/or…read moreshaved ice / ice cream. The Second Level / Upper Floor is reserved for if you are going to be ordering/dining in for the pastas and/or savory foods. I only tried their coffee today on the first level. I did go upstairs to check it out and did see a bunch of people upstairs just sitting and chilling on their laptops with their coffees/drinks; so they may not really enforce their "reserved for pasta dining only" rule. Not sure. Ambiance (First Level / First Floor) - clean, nice, laid-back, chill, cool environment. Casual setting. Cool architecture, design, layout, and decor. Can get loud inside as ceilings are high and can get echo-y, especially if there are alot of people. Also, there is music constantly playing in background. Service (First Level / First Floor) - customer service was quick and straightforward. They were nice and polite. A+. No complaints here. Coffee (First Level / First Floor) - tried their "Korean Iced Coffee" for $7.25. It was one size only and one price at $7.25. It was delicious. Almost similar tasting to a Vietnamese coffee in my opinion (both are delicious). That strong, brewed coffee flavor with this delicious milky, sweetened condensed milk taste. I am not exactly sure if they used sweetened condensed milk in the Korean iced coffee, but it sure does taste similar to it. It's quite good. Also had a "Large Hazelnut Hot Coffee" with creamer for $5.95. It was okay. Total with tax for the two drinks was $13.99. Keep in mind that the WiFi is on your receipt as a QR Code at the bottom. So if you want to use the WiFi, ask for the receipt and/or keep the receipt so that you can scan the QR Code in order to use the WiFi. There was no password on the receipt, only a QR Code that you need to scan. Overall - Yes I would recommend this place for a nice little coffee stop. Check it out for yourself. Enjoy!

Why is this place not more popular? Once u arrive go upstairs (when they are open) and immediately…read moreorder the pasta!! One of the best food I have ever eaten!! Ambiance is very cozy! The service was welcoming and patient. Ample amount of seating upstairs/downstairs to sit and chat or do work!

Just..YUM. More yummmm and extra yum with a side of delicious…read more Go here. I wish I lived closer to this spot. I would probably gain a million pounds but it was just a fun place to hangout with my family and have amazing treats!

Late night Korean dessert spot in Duluth. They have pretty much all the trendy Korean/Asian…read moredesserts and flavors here. In this visit, my group shared a banana pudding and strawberry tangulu and they were both pretty solid. The pudding was not too sweet, creamy, and caky. The banana slices were also not mushy which I liked. I'm not a huge fan of tanghulu in general, but I liked the strawberries which were sweet, juicy, and fresh. The sugar coating was crunchy and not too sticky which I liked as well. The interior is big, but busy and packed when we went close to midnight on a Friday night. They also have a ramyun station, photo booth, and a cellphone case maker which is fun! I also saw people with laptops hooked up to the outlets, so this may be study spot option as well? They also have a lot of free, ample parking in front. I can see a lot of college kids making this a regular hangout spot.

Love the interior ambiance of this place. It has a very cultural fusion…read more The staff is extra friendly and nice. I got bulgogi burger on a pretzel bun. It had tomatoes, grilled onions, slice of Gouda cheese, lettuce and a side of banana peppers. You can do a single burger or a combo. I chose to do the combo because you get to choose any beverage you want excluding the special specialty drinks. The tiramisu frappe, however, tasted a little more like chocolate and less like tiramisu. Stop by and give it a try if you're in the area.

Owner is totally rude and refuses to be consistent with his offerings…read more Been here 4-5 times and half the menu is never available. Owner rude because when I asked his employee taking my owner about the bingsu, he cut in before the employee answered and yelled at me "NO BINGSU NO BINGSU IM NOT SERVING STOP ASKING!" I would like to clarify I just got there and I saw the cafe was full of customers with bingsu. I am still confused to this day. Both the employee, my friends and the rest the customers were all flabbergasted.

Well now... let me tell y'all about a little place in Buford that flat-out surprised the socks off…read moreme -- 5 Spot Cafe. I rolled in there hungry enough to eat the bumper off a truck and ordered the meatloaf ciabatta sandwich with hand-cut fries, and sweet mercy... somebody's grandma must be back there running the kitchen because that thing was borderline life-changing. The meatloaf was thick, juicy, and had that "somebody's been perfecting this recipe since 1978" flavor going on. The ciabatta held it together like a champ, and those hand-cut fries? Lord have mercy. Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside -- the kind you keep saying "just one more" until suddenly the basket's empty and you're thinking about ordering another. Now here's the real kicker: they've got gluten-free options, which means I can bring my wife this weekend without her looking at the menu like it personally offended her. That alone deserves a round of applause. So if you're anywhere near Buford and your stomach starts talking louder than your good sense, do yourself a favor and stop by. Just be warned: You might leave full, happy... and already planning your next visit before you even get to the parking lot.

Good food, a bit pricey for the eggs Benedict and a side of sausage. Coffee was good and the server…read morewas nice, however the price was a surprise. There is no pricing on the menu and mine with a tip (20%) was $30.00.

I went to First Watch years ago and had never been back because I didn't remember the food being…read moreall that great. So I was looking for a hot breakfast and decided to try them out and they did not disappoint! From the service to the food, everything was phenomenal. From the minute I walked through the door, I was immediately greeted and told her it was just me. She sat me at a table and Karissa came over with menus. I stopped by the bathroom to wash my hands. The restaurant and bathroom were clean. Karissa was very attentive and helpful as I decided what I wanted to eat. I settled on the Chile and Chorizo omelette with potato's and toast. I did upgrade the potato's and was so glad I did! The omelette was delicious and very filling! The upgraded potato's were sooo good and they weren't skimpy at all with bacon. It does come with multigrain toast but if you want to swap it out, you do have that option. Everything was really good and will definitely be back.

The good: Friendly staff and great service. The ambience is nice. The new tangerine drink is tasty…read more You pay your tab by QR code. The bad: The food wasn't "all that." Mid, blah, absolutely nothing that you'd go back for. The "Million Dollar Bacon," for example, was only worth $2. It wasn't crispy, and it was dripping in freshly poured syrup. It also had a hefty serving of black pepper. The ugly: The bathroom was poorly kept. The parking is a nightmare. Because the place is in a small strip mall, you'll be circling the building for a while during peak times. The bottomline: Go to say you've been there.

Located inside Cafe Mixx. Great place to hang out with some friends or study/ work!…read more What can I say, great vibe and great coffee!

The service here is always a cut above. Yes it's a chain, but in my mind I group it as a better…read morefast casual chain, with in some respects even better quality ingredients and seating. Their coffees are great, especially the French Roast and Mochas. Their baguette is likely the most underrated in Metro Atlanta. I enjoy dining on their French Dip and Roasted Turkey sandwiches as well as their Holiday Feast whenever it's available in November and December. They staff are all seasoned and must have been there for many years. This is a true rarity in the industry. I enjoy the great care that they offer their customers. I'm here frequently.

Me and some friends wanted a quick bite on this place was super packed for lunch. The ambience felt…read morelike a cute little French café. The service was good, but you can absolutely see that they're trying their best and they were slammed. The food was pretty decent. It's nothing that you would crave and go back again for. It's not a bad little spot to go eat. I think I would enjoy it more if I just grabbed a coffee and a book and a table outside.