The Little Tart Bakeshop always pleases. The lavender sable cookie was out of this world -…read morebeautiful floral flavors with a nice crunch n'crumble cookie. Their peach galette was so good we had to get two to split among four. Their berry scones (blueberry, cherry, and lime) and morning buns (coconut and lime) are also delicious; although, they are on the sweeter side so come ready with rich coffee and friends to share with.

Super cute and yummy coffee shop…read more I came here on a Friday morning around 10a.m. It was active inside with about 3 people ahead of me but the line moves quick. There's a steady traffic of people going in and out. The staff are welcoming and pleasant. I got an iced honey lavender latte with oat milk and slice of the pistachio cardamom cake. The latte was ok but the cake was phenomenal. The latte had a decent flavor but it wasn't strong. Plus it tasted very grainy and milk-heavy, overpowering the coffee. My slice of cake was so moist and delicious without being too sweet. It was perfect. I'd definitely come back again more so for the desserts than the coffee. They have some indoor seating and a cozy table on the sidewalk just outside the front door.

My friend and I came by on 7/27 since the Spun Cow was doing a promotion for Noah Kahan's concert…read more The employee working was super sweet and helpful. She was working all by herself and did an amazing job. Even being by herself, she was very fast to take our orders and serve us while multitasking some other milkshake orders. Both my friend and I got single scoops - brownie batter and birthday cake. They scoops were HUGE for the price, and the icecream tasted amazing. This icecream shop is located inside a food mall, so there is plenty of parking, other food options, and seating. There are also bathrooms available and the entire foot hall is very clean.

Located @ 1245 Glenwood Ave Atlanta, GA 30316…read more Health Score 100 = A on 4/20/2026 To crave my sweet tooth I stopped by the Southern Feed Hall to get a delicious Butter Pecan Milkshake. Fenn took my order and his customer service was exceptional. He made suggestions and allowed me to sample a few flavors before making my final selection of the Butter Pecan and Chocolate Brownie Milkshakes. Both absolutely amazing. I'd definitely recommend The Spun Cow for Milkshakes, Ice Cream Cones and so much more. The ambiance was quiet during lunch. It was Fenn exceptional customer service for me. Much Appreciated. I will be back.

I was staying at the Kimpton across the street and walked by here, I looked in and saw all the…read morepastries and had to go inside for a look! My God, they REALLY have great looking pastries! I had no choice and bought a coffee and a croissant and it blew my socks off! The croissant was HUGE and flaky and full of flavor, the best one I have had outside of France! The Staff are friendly and fast, there are many tables to sit, both inside and out. It was clean and comfortable and I ended up going there every morning during my stay. I wish I had a place like this at home! Do yourself a favor and come by here every chance you get!

This was a nice, convenient spot to grab coffee with a friend in Midtown. The atmosphere feels a…read morebit sterile and corporate (not the "cute" coffee shop vibe) but was very clean and bright with all the natural sunlight coming through the windows. The staff was really friendly and there were lots of sweet and savory options to choose from. I got a egg and cheese Korean sandwich on brioche which I thought was good but not great - with the bread to egg ratio, I thought it needed more spicy mayo to keep the bread from being overwhelming, but it was tasty. I also got an iced vanilla latte which was very good and kept me sufficiently caffeinated! It came out to a little over $18 I'll be coming back here again next week to try more sweets!

I'm not a peach person, which is a rough thing to admit out loud in Georgia. So when I found out…read moreThe Cobbler Factory does way more than peach (which seems to be the default cobbler everywhere), I knew I wasn't leaving Atlanta without trying one. The selection surprised me. Multiple cobbler flavors plus a whole lineup of banana puddings. I went with the blackberry cobbler and added vanilla ice cream. Great call. It was bursting with flavor and you could actually taste the seeds, which is how you know it's the real thing and not some syrupy filling. Definitely coming back to work through the rest of the menu next time I'm in the Atlanta.

This spot was located right around the corner from another go-to chicken wings spot and this was…read morethe perfect complement to a filling meal. The 2 people in the store when we went were extremely friendly and very helpful with all the options from the menu. It was so good that we came back a 2nd time to grab some before we got on the plane, and again, it hit the spot. Shame on me as I usually take photos but didn't this time, as we all went straight to eating once back in the car. Which, by the way, paid street parking is required, and the parking meter team is on the grind here, so heed my warning!!

Remember when I wrote that I wasn't finished desserting, even after two scoops of gelato? Yeah…read more This. I needed macarons. I'm a sucker for a good macaron. It comes down to appearance, taste, texture (love a good bite; should not be mealy), chew, and substance. I'm pleased to report that Saint Germain satisfied my sweet (French) tooth. After the sampler, I was done desserting. Yep, sampler. Why settle for one flavor when you can try them all? Well, six. Six. I tried six. And each one was excellent. The staffer was patient and helpful in leading me to a mix that would satisfy my desire to be a bit broad in my tastes but never traveling too far from sweet. Savory is not the move when it comes to these treats. My journey to France by way of Atlanta started with chocolate then went to raspberry violette (what???) then I went to the circus with cotton candy. I got a bit traditional with salted caramel, stayed there with nutella and finished up with creme brulee. When I tell you each macaron was better than the first... wow. You definitely get what you pay for -- so this wouldn't be an everyday splurge but... when you get a hankering pay for the real deal. Your tastebuds will thank you. If you're gonna go, go all in. Next time I'll venture past the macarons... but not too far.

Saint Germain's is located in the Ponce city market hall. We were walking around and I needed some…read morecaffeine and we stumbled upon Saint Germain's. We ordered a shot of espresso and a jasmine tea. The espresso was strong and nice, but to our surprise the jasmine tea was literally a jasmine tea bag. We were expecting brewed tea and not just a tea bag especially for the price, hence the 4 stars instead of 5. We also ordered the peach tart which was delicious! It had a decent peach flavor to it and the top part of the peach had an ice cream texture to it. Would recommend ordering one of their pastries! Service was decent. We received our orders quickly. There is plenty of seating near the cafe and throughout the hall. There is also parking in a big lot connected to the hall.

I really enjoyed my visit to Little Tart Bakeshop! I tried the Chocolate Zucchini Loaf and the…read moreChocolate Filled Kouign Amann, and both were excellent! The chocolate zucchini loaf was moist, rich, and had just the right amount of chocolate. The Chocolate Filled Kouign Amann was absolutely delicious--flaky, buttery, sweet, and the chocolate filling made it even better. I was also pleasantly surprised by the prices. For the location and the quality of the pastries, I thought everything was very reasonably priced. Definitely a great bakery to stop by when you're craving something sweet. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Stopped here for a hojicha latte, which is highly recommended. Unlike many other places, you can…read morechoose to have yours unsweetened here! Not only that, but they use an abundant amount of hojicha so you're not just drinking milk at the end of the day. We didn't end up ordering any pastries but most looked very unique and sounded delicious. Definitely worth a stop.

Came here for a late night dinner / desserts with a large group and had a very enjoyable time…read more The place has a nice European inspired environment with dim lighting and a fairly lively atmosphere. I ordered the smoked salmon pasta ($22.50), which was pretty good, although it was definitely too salty for my taste. There was a fair amount of smoked salmon, which was a good thing but also seemed like an interesting choice for a pasta dish (which is why I was curious to try). This place is most known for its desserts and thanks to the large group I was with, I got to try a whole bunch of different cakes. The German chocolate cake, cannoli cake, and coconut pineapple cake were my favorites. The key lime pie cake was decent but a bit on the sweet side. The staff are pretty friendly and the service speed is quite good. There is ample seating inside (and some outside) although it does get busy during peak hours. Overall, while my pasta was a bit too salty, the cakes were good and the environment was nice so Cafe Intermezzo is solidly in the 4 star category for me.

So, we visited Cafe Intermezzo as a nightcap after a night out at Jazz at the High Museum…read more On entry, I noticed that Cafe Intermezzo exuded an intimate and cozy vibe. Given our impromptu visit, we had to wait approximately 15 minutes before getting seated. However, once seated, we were promptly serviced and our food came out fairly quickly. As a disclaimer, I was told that their speciality was their desserts, which I unfortunately did not try. However, I did try the White Hot Chocolate, which provided a sweet treat feel. Given that my first encounter with White Hot Chocolate in Madrid, Spain, I had an unfair comparison prompting my tastebuds to anticipate that same Madrid encounter, which of course wasn't the case. Despite the unrealistic comparison, Cafe Intermezo's White Hot Chocolate was still fairly tasty. I then tried the soup of the day, which was good, but based on my friend's rating of the soup, my expectations were a little too high, prompting the opinion that it was missing some oomph. Lastly, I split the Tomato Basil Pasta with my friend, which could have had more flavoring in my opinion.

Incredible ambiance, food, and coffee. We arrived at 9:00 on Sunday and there wasn't too much of a…read moreline, but around 9:30 it got busy and stayed busy, with a line stretching around the property that might've taken someone 30-45 minutes of waiting. The food was great and it was warmed and brought to us very quickly once we placed the order. I liked that they had seating specifically for parties of 3 or more, so that tables were saved for gathering and the bar space was saved for people doing work.

Little Tart Bake Shop is such a great spot if you're looking for good coffee and pastries near…read moreOakhurst Cemetery. The space is large and airy with a great bakery/coffee shop atmosphere. The coffee was very good, and the chocolate croissant was absolutely fabulous -- flaky, rich, and definitely worth ordering. We also tried the cheese pastry, which was really yummy. We had both a cortado and a vanilla latte, and both were well made and enjoyable. Overall, a really solid bakery and coffee stop that I'd happily visit again!