Best overall coffee shop in Atlanta…read more Delicious, seriously strong AF coffee (I feel like I can run a marathon after only 3 sips) with fantastic selections. Check! Amazing service every single time. Check! Great looking space that could serve as a chill, late night lounge. Check! I shall always return.

If you're craving something cozy, authentic, and actually worth the hype -- this Vietnamese café is…read moreit. Their Vietnamese egg coffee is next level. Thick, velvety, and rich with that bold Vietnamese espresso kick. The egg cream on top is perfectly whipped -- slightly sweet, airy, almost like tiramisu foam -- but still lets the strong coffee flavor shine through. It's powerful in the best way. Not watered down. Not basic. Real Vietnamese-style strong. And the panda waffle? Absolutely delicious. Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside. Lightly sweet with the perfect golden texture. It's not just cute for photos -- it actually tastes amazing. Pair it with the egg coffee and it's the perfect balance of bold + sweet. This spot gives cozy Hanoi café vibes -- the kind where you sit, sip slowly, and actually enjoy the moment. 10/10 would come back for that egg coffee alone. Save this for your next café date.

Their breads look good and tasty. However I found that there…read moreis no bypass option for tip even if it was take out order. I feel tipping is forced for nothing.

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.

Courteous staff, good food…read more Got the wings and fried rice. Wings were a little small but flavor was great. Fried rice was solid, too. Place was empty when I went in around 730 on a Friday -- go check it out.

Surprisingly delicious Vietnamese street food in Duluth area. The tastes are greatly closed to the…read moreones in Vietnam, so definitely try this place if you wanna try authentic Viet street food. Family friendly but also a good place to "nhậu".

I don't think Panaderia was ever that great. It is just convenience. I don't know why food court at…read moreAssi fails. Yeah, Panaderia is located inside Assi food court. It is dead and seems like no one cares to even eat there anymore. I wonder the fate of Assi, in general. I personally still like Assi but rather go to H Mart. I used to like Assi more cause of the Desi products I could get but they don't have all those like they used to see I stopped going as much as. A few years ago, I got tres leches from Panaderia for a graduation party. I decided to head to Panaderia to order a full sheet of tres leches for a celebration at work. Since I had a few weeks to order, I wanted to talk to someone about the pricing, when I should order, stuff like that. No one is ever up front. Everyone is in the back and don't even pay attention to people coming by. I had to flag down someone. When that person finally noticed me, she didn't even come up to me and just yelled to me and kept continuing working. Now, I gotta give her props for still working on what she was doing. I wasn't complaining about that. My complaint is me coming a week later to finally place an order. NO ONE was there. I was there for 15 minutes. I saw NO ONE. I had no idea what number to call to see if anyone would pick up. I saw a number on a flyer that had the name of another bakery, it seemed like but same address as Panaderia. I called, got an answer saying yes, same bakery and she will be tehre in 5 minutes. 10 minutes go by. No one. 5 more minutes. No one. I walked away. I will no longer order come. Bye Felicia. 44/2018

This is a great place to just impulse buy a bunch of pastries. Huge pieces of cake, giant cookies…read moreand an assortment of other carb heavy items line the shelves of the this bakery. With such large portions one would think its going to cost close to $2 -3 per item but to my surprise that not the truth . The quantity and price are not the only reason I'm giving this place 4 starts. There is some attention paid to the quality of baked goods, the items i got were good but could be better. For example one of the items i got was a bread that had a berry filling in it should have had more filling. Overall a pleasant surprise. Will be visiting next time I'm at the ASSI supermarket

Quiet spot for a quality crepe…read more Came on Friday ~7 PM and was surprised by how calm and quiet the atmosphere was. Cozy with dim lighting, mildly welcoming vibe. Ordered the walnut crepe ($12). Portion-wise it's on the smaller side, but the quality made up for it. Crepe itself was soft with slightly crisped edges giving a nice contrast in texture. The cream was the star -- thick with a perfectly salty-sweet balance that kept every bite interesting instead of one-note. The walnuts added a satisfying crunch that broke up the richness and gave the whole crepe more dimension. Ordering is done at a screen, and I noticed only a handful of crepes have photos. My guess is those are the ones they're promoting, but it would be nice if more options had pictures so you know what to expect. The walnut crepe I ordered did have a picture. After you finish, there's a bin by the door where you drop off your dish. Overall, this is a place that focuses on quality over quantity. The walnut crepe felt crafted with intention, and while you won't walk away stuffed, you will leave satisfied. For me, it's a solid 4 stars -- I'd come back if I was really craving a crepe, though it's not the kind of place I'd call my go-to.

We came here for dessert and were able to park easily in the shared, but quiet strip mall. There…read morewere only a couple of parties there when we arrived as it was early for dinner. You can order with the human(s) or use the touchscreen, which we opted for as it was easier to see all the options and ingredients in each. I got the Nutella chocolate crepe and it had all the things and came out quickly. I'd never had a crepe with ice cream in it and I highly recommend! Vanilla ice cream, with nutella, oreo crumble, chocolate chips and whipped cream! What's not to like? The crepe shell was very thin, so could have been a bit thicker. Otherwise, this place has plenty of places to sit, different sized tables and booths and a great place to do some studying as well.

So happy to have a new restaurant bringing authentic Ipoh, Malaysia flavors to the area! The food…read morereally reminds me of the taste of Ipoh. It's comforting, flavorful, and full of that traditional Malaysian touch. We tried the curry noodle soup, Hainanese chicken rice, nasi lemak, beef rendang rice/dry noodles, cendol, kaya butter toast, soft-boiled eggs, and Malaysian white coffee. Everything was delicious and brought back memories of Malaysian food. The key lime plum juice is also a must-try! It's a classic 古早味 drink that is very popular in Ipoh, Malaysia. Refreshing, nostalgic, and the perfect pairing with the food. Highly recommend giving this new restaurant a try!

Love this cute new Malaysian cafe! We are amazed at the Malaysian food scene in ATL. We loved the…read morefragrant and flavorful scallion noodles. Kaya toast was tasty with not too much butter but just enough. Coffee was huge and strong. Curry noodles were good and felt homey, we haven't had a curry noodle soup with this kind of base as we are used to some with some more coconut milk. Great for brunch or lunch. Portion sizes are smaller but matches the price point I think. Different items than Mamak so I wouldn't compare them. Both are really good but I'd say this is more of a brunch or lunch spot whereas Mamak is my go-to for dinner.

3.8 stars from me! The cashier was very kind and helpful with the menu, the vibe was great, it…read moreseemed very clean, and there were many options to choose from! My food was solid, and I would definitely recommend to others and come back myself.

Cafe Mixx is such a cute little place to spend time with family or to study with friends!! I really…read moreenjoyed the atmosphere of this place. I ordered the Mango Bingsoo and the Strawberry Bingsoo. Both of the desserts were so delicious, and they were perfect to share with my family! The service there was amazing! They are quick to give you your order, and their staff were super friendly. I would definitely recommend going there!! I am definitely planning on going back to try more off of their menu!

As someone who grew up in Vietnam, The Bep Teahouse brought back so many childhood memories. It…read morefelt like taking a trip home through food and drinks. The sugar cane juice tasted just like the fresh nước mía from the street vendors in Vietnam--sweet, refreshing, and so nostalgic. The soursop tea was packed with real fruit flavor, and the avocado smoothie was rich, creamy, and made with real avocado instead of tasting overly sweet. We also ordered the rice paper salad, fresh paper roll-ups, and the adorable kitty paw waffles. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and reminded me of the snacks I grew up eating. It's not just another boba shop--they've done a great job bringing authentic Vietnamese flavors to Duluth. The staff was friendly, the space was clean and inviting, and it's a perfect place to catch up with friends or satisfy a craving for Vietnamese drinks and snacks. If you're Vietnamese and missing a taste of home, or if you've never experienced these flavors before, I highly recommend stopping by The Bep Teahouse. I'll definitely be back whenever I need a little dose of nostalgia.

I've given this place two chances, and unfortunately it's just okay…read more The biggest disappointment is that the drinks taste very artificial. Nothing tasted particularly fresh, and even the dessert was underwhelming. I ordered a bingsu based on the menu photo, which looked like it came in a generous-sized bowl. Instead, it was served in a small Styrofoam cup. On top of that, almost everything that normally comes with bingsu, including the syrup and fruit; was an additional charge, which made it feel overpriced for what you receive. The first time we visited, we were looking for a late-night dessert spot after dinner. The photos online looked inviting, so we decided to give it a try. However, when we walked in, it was extremely hot inside. I felt like I was sitting in the streets of Vietnam. There were portable A/C units and fans running, so I'm assuming they were having air conditioning issues. We returned a second time, and thankfully the temperature was much more comfortable, so it seems that problem had been resolved. The café itself also felt a bit cluttered and not as clean as I expected, especially for a newer business. The restrooms were another letdown. I accidentally walked in on someone because the bathroom doors don't automatically lock behind you. There are signs reminding customers to lock the door, but it's easy to see how people would assume it since you have to use a code to enter. But because there's a code you have to use a second lock to manually lock the doors. The only reason I'm giving it two stars instead of one is because they're open late, which is convenient since most other tea and dessert shops are closed by then. Unfortunately, the quality of the drinks, desserts, and overall experience would not warrant need to come back. Only the reason we did was because nothing else is open late. Really wanted to like this place as a new late night hangout.