I absolutely love the theme of this coffee shop! I came in on a Saturday morning and ordered one of…read moretheir seasonal drinks which had lavender and a spinach and cheese pastry. The drink was really nice and didn't have that artificial lavender taste that the Starbucks latte had. I also loved that it wasn't too sweet. The pasty was delicious and super flaky and filling. I can't wait to come back and try some of their new seasonal drinks!

Super cool airplane themed interior! It was a relaxing vibe here and they had many charing ports,…read morewhich made it an ideal place for sit and work/study. The manager was very friendly, and the coffee was great as well! Loved this local cafe in Alpharetta!

Exploring cafes is totally my thing and we found a great one in Alpharetta! We loved everything…read moreabout this cafe. The interior was adorable but what impressed us the most was their approach to coffee. We had no idea there were so many different ways to process coffee beans so we ended up looking them up while enjoying our drinks. Once we learned more about them, we were so intrigued that we actually ordered some coffee online afterward! It was easy to see why this cafe is so popular. The line kept getting longer and longer the entire time we were there. It's a fairly small cafe so seating was pretty limited as well. I ordered the Latte with Caramel Cardamom and it was delicious! My husband got the Coffee Shot of Chamomile Pink Bourbon from their "Coffee Nerd Drinks" menu. He was especially interested in it because of the brewing method. I'm usually not a black coffee drinker but I tried a sip and was surprised by how much I liked it. There were still so many drinks we wanted to try but since this was only a weekend trip, we didn't have enough time. We'll definitely be visiting again the next time we're in the area!

I rarely get up to Alpharetta and when I was I had to know if they played lived up to the hype. It…read morecertainly does! I usually get a vanilla latte as my litmus test but I just had to try the girls breakfast. Which was fabulous. The cinny cold foam was A+. Also the baristas were very friendly! I'm only sad that I probably won't be up in the area for a long time but if I do come up there I will def be shopping by again.

French pastries, coffees, cakes and similar. Located at the back of jewelry store building parking…read moreis limited but it is a small shop too. Staff is nice and friendly. It is setup to be French style pastry shop but few things are missing. Pastries are so-so. The crepe stations were not operational and coffee was not great. Mushroom and goat cheese quiche was actually good!

Colette is a quaint and quiet coffee shop located around the side/back of Sabri Guven Fine Jewelry…read morestore. They offer plenty of homemade pastries and mini artistic cakes and crepes on the weekend. We came in for a quick coffee/hot chocolate run midday so it was not busy at all. I assume they handmade the hot chocolates since it took them a while - and it was nice and rich. My only complaint is that it only filled up to about 3/4 of the cup (which isn't much), otherwise it was very good! Seems like a decent place to get work done, but it has the potential to get a little noisy if there's a lot of people.

This place was so good the weekend before, that we decided to go back again before I left ATL. This…read moretime I got the Corned Beef Hash with smoked gouda grits. They really did put in the time to make non-greasy hash that was melt in your mouth good. Once again there was plenty of food to fill me up and service was on top of their game.

Always a nice breakfast Great breakfast place…read moreVeg out omelette Grits and bacon Coffee

We stopped into ArtAro Cafe today and had such a lovely experience! We ordered three drinks: a…read morematcha boba tea, a strawberry boba tea, and an unsweet chai tea latte. The young lady who made our drinks was wonderful--she crafted them beautifully and even brought them out to us on charming wooden coasters. Hamid (I noticed his name on his shirt) was also so kind and attentive, making sure to ask about any allergies and confirming tea vs. no tea to get our order just right. All of our drinks came out excellent and matched the cozy, welcoming vibe of the cafe. The space itself feels warm and inviting, with cute tables and chairs that make it a great spot to relax. Combined with the friendly staff, it made for a great visit. We're already looking forward to coming back!

$8.65 for an iced latte with vanilla. The music is loud. The chairs are comfy and the atmosphere is…read morealright. The espresso is well-roasted and the taste is good when brewed. However for what tastes like a singular shot of espresso with generic brand syrup and pre-canned whip, the pricing is genuinely not justified. Even Starbucks crafts their own whips despite being a fast-food brand.

Very good food! The service was great, too. Alpharetta is not close to me but this was worth the…read moredrive!

The Nest Cafe is such a gem! The vibes inside are amazing, making it a great spot to relax and grab…read morea bite. We ordered the Southern style croissant sandwich, the salmon lox croissant sandwich, and an amazing pumpkin spice latte (plus a few other treats!). Everything tasted incredible. A special shoutout to Anano, who took our order - she was super sweet, helpful, and made our visit even better. Will definitely be coming back!

My boyfriend and I go here nearly every week. It's a lovely small breakfast/lunch spot that is…read moreperfect for bringing a book and relaxing. I find the coffee too be excellent and food is well priced. I tend to get either an omelette or the breakfast special and both are awesome. The owners are very attentive and never had a bad experience.

I came here one day because it is near my son's high school…read more I had a virtual meeting early in the morning so I brought my computer and I was just going to take the heating here. The place is dark, has lots of wood, and gives off that secret meeting vibe. I ordered a latte, set up where I found power, and proceeded to prepare for my meeting. Then the regulars started coming in. And they got "loud". I drank my latte and packed up and went home quickly to talk my meeting. I just don't understand how people work in places like this. I can't do it. The people were nice, the coffee came quickly, it was good, and the venue was descent. I'd go back... but not to do work from here.

Beautiful laid back yet classy aesthetics and healthy flavorful farm to table options! Love that's…read morethere's convenient parking on the back. They are open 6 days- closed Mondays. Menu keeps changing seasonly. Service was also great- loved Paul, he was very helpful and attentive.

The food was a 4. The flies and the two-hour service made it a 2…read more I've been shopping at Theo's Bakery for years, so when I heard the same company had a restaurant, I wanted to try it. Very disappointed. I liked the atmosphere and the menu, but two problems ruined the visit. First, the flies. The bakery display where the breads and pastries sit out has flies all over it -- big ones and small ones, landing on the pastries and the loaves, occasionally swatted away when staff reach in to grab something for a customer. I'd planned to buy a few items and changed my mind on the spot. It took my appetite down a notch, too. Then we were seated, and the service problems started. Twenty-five minutes passed with no one stopping by -- no order taken, no water, no server in sight. We finally flagged down a passing employee, who went off to find out who our waiter was. He came back with a name and assured us that person would be over shortly. Our actual server surfaced about thirty minutes after we sat down, apologized, and said they were shorthanded. It didn't improve from there: 20 minutes to get drinks and get the server back to place our order 45 minutes for the food to arrive 20 minutes to get the check Zero water refills the entire meal Somewhere in the middle of that, a manager came by to chat, acknowledged the slow service, and offered us something from the bakery on the house. We declined -- I couldn't get past what I'd seen at the display. We won't be back, and honestly I'm now reluctant to shop at Theo's also. If flies crawling over the food out front doesn't bother management, I don't want to think about the back.

What a good find! We stopped here for breakfast after church and had a good experience. The place…read morehas a charming diner vibe, and even though it was busy, our wait wasn't long at all. Our waitress was pleasant, and the menu had a great variety of options. I really appreciated their approach to keeping costs down by allowing one substitution per order--a smart way to stay budget-friendly! We ordered an omelet and a breakfast burrito, and both were yummy and to our liking. The food must be consistent, as the restaurant was filled with what looked like regulars. If you're searching for a simple, tasty, and budget-friendly breakfast, this is definitely a good choice for you!

Great spot to hit when you want quick, filling food! The coffee was outstanding! Very strong &…read moredelicious! The food was pretty good for the price too. This was my first time here but I'd go back again. The harvest (veggie) eggs Benedict was huge & yummy!! They also have some rotating items!

Pricey..., but also fantastic…read more I loved the food, some of which was familiar, and some of which was completely new to me. A nice place for a special occasion, but not for everyday meals. We had 4 adults and one 3 year old. We got out for something in the neighborhood of of $240. Ordering is ala carte: we had 3 meats, 3 sides, drinks. We had a very small bit left over. Decor was excellent. A beautiful entryway, muted lighting, muted noise. Service was attentive, friendly, and very helpful. While I'd love to return regularly, price makes that impossible, but it was definitely worth this visit. It will be up for consideration next time we have something big to celebrate.

As a longtime San Francisco Bay Area foodie, I've been spoiled by incredible international food and…read morebold, complex flavors, so I'm always excited when I find a restaurant that delivers that same sense of discovery. Delbar absolutely does. The food here stands on its own--layered, interesting and incredibly delicious. I had been looking forward to dinner at Delbar Old Milton for two reasons: a long-overdue dinner with an old colleague and a serious craving for Middle Eastern food. After battling Atlanta-area traffic from Marietta--it took nearly an hour for what should have been about a 30-minute drive--I was ready to settle in, catch up and EAT. I'd previously been to Delbar in Inman Park with a group and loved it, so expectations were high. Old Milton did not disappoint. The restaurant itself is gorgeous. Warm, sophisticated and beautifully designed, with a Persian rug welcoming you along the entrance and complimentary valet parking--a huge plus. The young valet team was impressively polished and efficient. I started with a Paper Plane, apparently my new financially irresponsible cocktail habit. Delicious, but these things are expensive! I blame the Italian liqueur. Two cocktails pushed north of $40, so perhaps I need a more economical signature drink. Then came the food. We started with the beet carpaccio: red beets, whipped feta, burnt honey, sour orange, pistachio and almond dukkha. Beautifully balanced--earthy, creamy, sweet, tart and nutty all at once. I let my dinner companion take over ordering from there, which proved to be an excellent decision. The Bandari Olovieh was the surprise of the evening: saffron-marinated smoked salmon with cream cheese, dill, chives, jalapeño purée, potatoes, Aleppo pepper, urfa, hot sauce, fried capers and cornichons, served with saffron potato chips. I'm not usually a salmon person, yet I loved this. The salmon was mild and delicate without the stronger flavor I sometimes associate with salmon or trout. And those saffron potato chips? Dangerous. I could happily eat a bowl of them. We also had the koobideh kabob, made with ground beef brisket and lamb shoulder with onion and saffron, served over taftoun with grilled pepper, tomato and sumac onions. Tender, juicy and packed with flavor. Wrapped in that bread, it was almost like the world's most delicious little Middle Eastern slider. By then, we were DONE. I had every intention of trying dessert, but there was simply no room. It was also getting late, and work was waiting for both of us the next morning. Next visit. Service throughout dinner was friendly and knowledgeable. This is a menu where good servers matter. Ours could explain the dishes and ingredients rather than simply take an order, and that added to the experience. Two small notes on the space. If Atlanta is doing its summertime furnace impression, I'd avoid tables near the doors leading to the patio. Every time they opened, a blast of hot air rolled through. Sit farther inside and enjoy the AC. And while I loved the Persian rug and overall design, the faux flowers and wisteria covering the entrance pergola weren't my favorite. Atlanta sun is brutal on anything artificial, and the rest of the restaurant is sophisticated enough that the entrance deserves something equally polished. Those are minor quibbles. The important part is this: Delbar is serving seriously delicious food in a beautiful setting with thoughtful service. If you're anywhere around Alpharetta or Roswell, make the detour. This place is not to be missed. Life is too short not to eat well. Get out there and find your next meal! Sorry, no photos;(