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4.4 (46 reviews)

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American Waffle (savory) with syrup on side
Denise R.

Location: The location is perfect. It's a cute, boutique style cafe in the middle of the East Cobb Avenues. There are a handful of tables inside and outside. Food: tasty, but portions are small. We weren't ravenous, but if you are, it's a bit spendy for what you get. We went for brunch and chose a coffee and savory waffles. They were still plenty sweet. I'm not sure I could have handled the sugarload of the sweet ones.

SEC, sausage, egg, and cheese on a waffle
Tim V.

Press had been on my list for a while. I'm glad I was finally able to get by there. I had the sausage egg and cheese waffle with over medium egg. I also had the loaded hash brown. Service was good and the staff was friendly. My wife tried the chicken and waffles. Everything was prepared as ordered and delivered to our table hot. Very nice space with high ceilings and clean decor. Definitely worth stopping when in east Cobb.

Chicken and Chicken & Waffles
Lisa D.

Boy did I want this to be good. I mean--I really wanted to do a great review because the kids working here are good and trying hard to make the Experience good. The food just doesn't quite make it .... Waffle is premade and reheated to order. No ordered chicken and waffles & the flair was there, all the way deep in the middle. It was cold by the time it got to the table and Dry everywhere but deep in the middle where the chicken and cheese were. Too many good choices around here for breakfast/brunch. This has feel of a chain restaurant experience.

Cinnamon Roll Waffle $8
Yolanda A.

Press Waffle is located in East Cobb in the Avenue East Cobb shopping center. It is located in the center of the shopping center. There is free parking in the shopping center. I firat saw this restaurant on Tik Tok. The place was completely empty at lunch today. We almost thought it was closed. We were greeted as we approached the front counter. We placed our orders and got the food within 5 to 7 minutes. I also gotna white chocolate mocha. The coffee was pretty good. It could have been a bit sweeter. I checked the counter and only found sugar substitutes on the counter. I was looking for regular or brown sugar to add to my coffee. My son enjoyed the cinnamon roll waffle. He said they were pretty good. He got his waffles 1st. I got my coffee, and then 5 minutes later, the S.E.C. I was asked how I wanted my egg on the sandwich. I asked for it to be hard cooked. There was a bit too much salt added, but overall, it was a really good sweet and savory waffle sandwich. The place was very clean and orderly. The staff seemed to be enjoying their job there. It was nice to check out the place without a crowd. I would come back to eat there again.

Brandy E.

Myself and a friend ordered chicken and waffles. The chicken is tender and juicy with an excellent flavor. The waffle had a good syrup and bacon bits that tasted good, but the waffle I didn't care for and neither did my friend. I would come back for the chicken but not for the chicken and waffle.

"Create your own waffle" with Nutella, cookie butter, strawberries, bananas, and whipped cream. With a side of Yoo-hoo.

The waffle I ordered was just enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. It was crunchy and fluffy, the toppings (Nutella, cookie butter, strawberries, bananas, whipped cream) were delicious and ripe. The only thing that gave me an issue was the fact that the waffle itself was splitting into a top and bottom, almost like it was cut in half horizontally. For aesthetic purposes, this restaurant is a wonderful find and a great place to stop for a quick bite to eat. Thank you to the nice employee that gave me free whipped cream on my meal, your kindness is very generous.

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Lauren L.

The food and service was absolutely amazing! These are the best waffles I have ever had. I ordered The Elvis, The Cristo, and a Salted Caramel Latte. The Elvis had bananas, peanut butter, and syrup. It usually comes with bacon The Cristo was a sandwich and I ordered it without ham. I was very satisfied. The coffee was just ok, but the food made up for it. The staff is absolutely amazing! I will definitely be back.

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Bob J.

Amazing! Press Waffle just opened in the Avenue and they have amazing custom brioche waffles. They have a menu of great choices, as well as the option to make your own from the many toppings they have. I tried the Cinnamon Roll, which was my absolute favorite, as well as the All American which was topped with bacon, eggs, and cheese--also very good. The best part about this place is the service. All of the staff are so friendly and welcoming, especially the managers. I would definitely recommend this place for a sweet treat or breakfast.

Amanda T.

Waffle love! We showed up here on a nice Sunday afternoon and the place was hopping! The service was quick despite the crowd and the tables were clean and comfy. We ordered 2 waffles, the churro and the southern belle and they were outstanding! We really enjoyed the Liege waffle and will be back for sure! They also had a good selection of local sodas which were delicious!

Chicken and waffles
P.weldon M.

Guys listen when I tell you this place Is worth it.....( you know for me service is everything!!) From the airport to the location was about 30min. Keith and Niki took really good care of us, serving a little bit of that southern hospitality. The food was amazing and the atmosphere was esthetically pleasing.

The House Waffle
Angel G.

Press Waffle Co. has been on my list of places to try since seeing it on Instagram a few weeks ago. We finally made it over there today (Sunday) around 11:00am. Inside there were quite a few people with maybe 2 tables open. It is a cozy place and does have tables outside as well which I can see will be really popular once the weather heats up. Now on to the experience... The wait was not long to order (maybe 5 mins and took about 10mins to get it once ordered). The ordering process is very straightforward, just walk up to the counter and order. I will say this though, it did pick up shortly after we sat to eat our waffles and by the time we were finished it did become a little crowded inside with people/ families looking for places to sit. We ordered "The House" waffle and "The American" waffle. They were out of cookie butter for the house waffle so I opted for candied pecans in its place and it was a great substitute choice. It was a sweet and filling waffle. The American waffle on the other hand was the best of sweet, salty, and savory. The bacon, cheese, and maple syrup really paired well in this waffle and my husband enjoyed it very much. We did also get coffee. Him a caramel latte and me an ice coffee with vanilla. The coffee wasn't horrible but also the want anything to call home about. It did balance some of the sweetness of the waffles but if I had the coffee by itself I would sadly say it isn't a show stopper and I probably would do without it next time. If I could give this place 4.5 stars I would as the only thing I did not care for was the coffee and it did become just a little uncomfortable, tight once more people came in to order.

Hot Chicken & Waffles
Joe M.

East Cobb and Roswell peeps: Press Waffle Co. in the Avenue (which just opened this weekend) is simply amazing. My wife and I first encountered "Liege waffles" on a visit to Seattle some years ago. If you haven't had this authentic style of Belgian waffle, you haven't had a waffle. We were immediately hooked on that day in Seattle, but we couldn't find any restaurant in the ATL that offered Liege waffles. When we saw the Marietta Daily article this weekend about Press opening in the East Cobb Avenue, we hastened to their door. We were greeted by the aroma of an imported Belgian waffle iron doing what it does best. We were also greeted by owner Niki Ginel's warm hospitality. We traded "waffle stories" -- she and her husband (and co-owner) Keith had their first Liege encounter when traveling in Belgium. Long review short, the waffles at Press Waffle Co. are the real thing, and your life won't be fully complete until you try one. I recommend one of the sweet/savory combo toppings. Pictured here is the Hot Chicken & Waffles version they whipped up for me.

Elaine N.

Such a fun place! Very pleasant place for a tasty little waffle and coffee. Friendly team and we had only a brief wait. Chicken and waffle yum Welcome to Avenues!

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