Visited twice during my stay because everything was so good! Lynetta provided amazing service--she…read morewas friendly, patient, and helped me pick the perfect treats. The bear claws are incredible, and the caramel is soft, chewy, and never sticks to your teeth. A must-visit candy shop!

I went in, seriously looking to purchase some fudge or pralines. I took a look around, and then…read morelooked again. No prices anywhere! F that. That's a terrible customer experience. If you are not embarrassed by your prices and are not trying to gouge the customer, show them! Don't make me beg, because I am not going to. I'm done.

Tiny British goods shop at the Marietta Square! Apparently it's been there for a decade but I've…read morenever seen it hundreds of times that I've walked by. It's easy to miss...look for the Union Jack flag near Rocket Fizz. + Ambiance is British themed shop in a skinny, ~ 8' wide space. ++ Food is Brit branded shelf goods...Heinz, Galaxy, Sharwoods....tea biscuits, jams and candy bars. They also have teas, tea cups, mugs, Union Jack themed trinkets and flag and kitchy signs. + Price is slightly higher as one should expect for a specialty boutique grocer/convenience shop. = Service is nonchalant. + Parking is street and not too hard. Overall, most items are made by multinationals, Heinz, Nestle... that you can get online, however, it's a convenient local shop for British expats! MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

I visited Marietta over the Victoria Day weekend (Canada). It was the same day as the Royal…read moreWedding, they had free cake (of which I did not partake), and it was pandemonium in the store. I am of two minds regarding this place: Pro's: Well-stocked, good variety of products (the chocolate stuff we get in Toronto, no biggie for me), but they had my favourite tea from Scotland and some grocery items which I had not seen in a while. Also, had some interesting biscuits with jam centres which I love. In essence, this place would have probably been a more favourable experience on a less busy day. Had a lot of Digestif biscuits (can get these at home in Canada as well). The jam biscuits were very fresh and not broken into pieces. This makes the store worthy of additional points for sure. Con's: UNFRIENDLY lady at the cash register. Looked totally frazzled and none too friendly. Hey, you offer free cake - don't expect a quiet day lady! I am not sure how much people were actually purchasing, but the place was just insane. I have updated my review, based on freshness of product.

This wonderful restaurant is where I met the man of my life one year ago for an amazing meal then!…read moreHe reserved the same table one year later, this past Saturday evening to celebrate his marriage proposal and our engagement! Manager, Didier Miles and waitress Reagan were beyond our expectations, with amazing service and a most memorable experience! I highly recommend the oysters and the broiled seafood platter! We will certainly be back. You will not be disappointed!

This place had great reviews, so we decided to stop by for lunch. Right off the bat, I was rubbed…read morethe wrong way by how we were "greeted." Instead of a simple hello or being asked how many were in our party, the first thing we heard was, "Can I help you?" It felt off and honestly made me uncomfortable, like we didn't belong. We had driven an hour, and it was my fiancé's birthday, so I chose to shake it off and not let it set the tone. We ordered the Seacuterie Board and the Crab Cocktail, and both were really good. The seafood was super fresh and flavorful, and the vegetables were crisp. Our favorite Seacuterie items were the smoked trout spread, mussels, and smoked salmon. I was pleasantly surprised by the pickled figs. I'd never had them before, but they're now one of my favorites. They add the perfect balance of texture and saltiness to each bite. The tuna was our least favorite. It was pretty much flavorless compared to everything else. Overall, it was a good experience, aside from the awkward start.

Do not do business with this company. I ordered and paid for popcorn for a Fall Festival at our…read morePreschool on Oct. 1 2025. Never received the popcorn. Had to scramble around to replace the order from another source the day before my event. Have been trying to get a refund for the order since Oct. 9. I have been purchasing from this company for 30+ years, dealing with the former owner Rudene. She was a wonderful and hard working women. She would have been ashamed of how her Granddaughter has ruined her reputation by taking money and not providing goods. There is a word for it, THEFT.

Customer service is great and their products are very affordable! I called to inquire about the…read moreproducts offered and got an immediate return call back from them with the information I was seeking.

Solid showing. In a…read moresea of shops and slightly tourist trap area, this place is a nice stop. Wasn't sure about it at first. Took a seat next to the checkers table. After a brief rest, where no one batted an eye...sitting in a shop, I took a look at round. 2-3-4 laps. Every lap I found another small item I could gift to my non-Georgia loved ones. Will bring other visiting family here in the future.

A great local Marietta Offerings store. They have a lot of items referenced to The Square and…read moreMarietta. They also have a wine section as well as various jams jelly's sauces crackers. Books and paintings accessories are just a few of so many different things. The shop owners and staff are attentive. I did a lot of Christmas shopping there!

A cure little place with great coffee. We went there on our way to visit a farmers market in…read moreMarietta and this place was bustling with people. There was a huge line of people even in the afternoon. The coffee was fresh and good and they also have store made coffee beans The people behind the front desk were very friendly and amicable. PS: Its a small shop on a busy street so it might be difficult to get parking. You might have to park far and do a little walk. Definitely worth a visit for a great ambiance, good coffee and amazing vibe

Tyler made the experience the highlight of our day. In every way, joy, factor attitude, enthusiasm,…read moreauthenticity, etc.. Multiple coffee options off the Marietta Square but wait till Tuesday. It's a great way to start the week if you have a case of the Mondays. High-quality product with beautifully designed store

614, #10/2024…read more Curried cashews is why I visit this little gem. + Located in the Lidl shopping center near the CobB County Tax building, this is a small health grocer. It's bright and well organized. ++ They have a bit of everything with a decent size vitamin and natural beauty section. Their local produce selection is small but fresh. Still a mystery to me why local produce is such a challenge around Atlanta. My favorite item here is their curried cashew! This is the only location that I've found in Georgia. = Prices tend to be high but as expected for a small independent grocer. +. Friendly and helpful staff. + Parking is shared and plenty.

This place is AWESOME! Really great service, awesome selection of natural foods, bulk dried goods…read moreand herbs, and a simple, homey feel! I always go here when I'm in the area and they never miss!

Woah, I am in love. The best pralines I have ever had. Bernard's is located in the East Lake Kroger…read moreshopping center (practically next to AJ's Famous Seafood and PoBoy's Cajun restaurant). Part of this mama's family hails from Louisiana. So you could say I am somewhat of an expert. And these are delish. When I walked in they offered us a sample. I bought a medium sized box in a clam shell cover ($9). Let's just say that the box was full about 2 hours ago and now well...There is a little bit left. I am holding back ya'll. Got the original pralines with pecans. Spoke with the owner's daughter, these are the real deal. This is the original recipe from the famous Bernard's Praline's in New Orleans, Lousiana and Harvey, Louisiana. Asked her why they use margarine instead of butter, she said most recipes use either margarine or butter. The margarine version keeps the pralines from being too sweet. Shhh, I personally am a butter addict (at least 5 lbs at all times in my fridge) and couldn't tell the difference. I went to Kroger's afterward and saw my friend and let her try a piece. She was like "Yummy, I just noticed that place and wanted to try it too". They have pralines with and without nuts and flavored pralines in smaller packages (rum, coconut and more) for $2 each. Plus, they make fresh batches everyday. She also had praline cupcakes and huge apples dipped in praline. They do big orders too. Just call. Okay while writing this I ate 3 more pieces. Somebody stop me. I think I am going to have to hide them from myself and the kids. PS They said they were getting King Cakes in for Mardi Gras this year from a famous king cake maker. You heard it here first folks, genuine King cakes in Marietta, GA!

It's like being in Savannah all over again! My favorite is the Rum Raisin with the Banana coming in…read moresecond. The staff is awesome and gives unlimited samples. We tried every option they had available until we found the flavors we liked. Awesome!

The employee we had help from was amazing. She was very helpful. The place is wild clean. I was…read morevery happy to find a place that sells Eastern European foods in such a clean way. We had ordered two pies. One meat one cheese. Both were good. Definitely would buy again. It was nice to see a lot of beef only items and hope we see more of it the more we go. We're very happy we found this place so close to home. Hope they keep this up and we will be there weekly.

A small Bulgarian grocer with imported dry goods and a small deli. It's located in an unremarkable…read morestrip mall next to Chin Chin on Spring Road. This review is based on my first visit to locate a different Bulgarian yogurt. PSA - It's a retail shop NOT a wholesale as it's incorrectly categorized...I've put in a correction to Yelp but we all know how that goes... + Ambiance is a slow south eastern European grocery shop with a pre-occupied cashier on her phone. A handful of well-organized aisles filled with dry goods, pottery, refrigerated goods in along the walls and a small over the counter deli in the back. + Food is imported goods from Bulgaria, Macedonia, Turkey, Greece and others around southern Baltic Sea. I found interesting condiments, pates, coffees, teas, nectars, cheese, salami, sweets and tchotchkes. In the back they have a small deli with varieties of fresh feta (goat, sheep and cow), olives and fresh made baklavas and other sweets (unknown to me). They also make a handful of inexpensive sandwiches. Unfortunately for me though, they were out of Bulgarian yogurt that I made the trip for. ++ Price is very reasonable. They accept credit cards. + Service was humorous and was friendlier than Hong Kong. The lady behind the deli was older who didn't speak English well and was helpful. The cashier in the front who looked to be in her late 30s was glued to her phone, crouched on a stool, aloof when I asked about the (missing) prices on jars of peppers but came back to tell me the price a few minutes later. She obviously understood and spoke more English but couldn't be bothered to speak...much. + Parking is free and shared with other shops. Over all, it's an interesting little import grocer and a fun place to find southern Baltic foods!