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!

Walked in here on a random Friday afternoon while I was waiting for my Watch to be serviced a…read morecouple doors down. We saw some of the really cute things in the window, so we walked in and it did not disappoint. The place was filled with chocolates macaroons and a whole bunch of pastries. You could also order a whole variety of espresso drinks and lattes, etc. It even had a really cute seating area directly outside, but if you could fit yourself inside, there was some bar seating as well. The place is not large however, the cases are definitely filled with a lot of goodies. On this particular day, it did take us a little while to make a decision as there are quite a few choices. However, the two staff members who were here that day were very patient with us. We did walk away with macaroons a lemon meringue tart as well as a Canele. You know what it's in the pictures. I do not have a picture of that because it was eaten before I got a chance to take a picture of it. But everything was so tasty absolute perfection. I don't know who's making this stuff but they are truly talented. I have to come back here again when I'm in Buckhead Village.

I always enjoy a beautiful treat from this bakery. There is usually no line so I pop in to try…read moresomething new. Today was more of the Black Forest cake I enjoy and then an eggnog pastry. The chocolate cherry combination of a Black Forest cake is classic. The eggnog was ok and light but I like the design of it more than the taste.

It's hard to find in an area tucked behind King of Pops. Popular seasonal flavors sell out by…read moremid-day! Their donuts have a thick glaze and that croissant-like texture, which keeps it on the lighter side. Some also have various custards and fillings as well. It wavers on a bit too sweet for me, but it's perfect with some tea or black coffee.

I tried two donuts - the vanilla cream and chocolate sprinkled, and both were so delicious. Even at…read more7 PM they tasted fresh and had the perfect donut texture and flavor. I could've eaten so many of these donuts with how delicious they were.

Delightful shop with a myriad coffee, tea, fruit juice beverage choices. Bakery has buns both…read moresavory and sweet. The Chocolate Buttercream and Butterfly buns were light, flavorful and JUST RIGHT for a mid afternoon snackie. Accompanied by a strawberry peach refresher and an iced Vietnamese coffee. Counter helpers were friendly and helpful. So happy to have wandered in to Sweet Hut!

A great bakery with a variety of both sweet and savory options!…read more I ordered the hot dog cheese ($3.50), curry chicken bun ($3.75), and egg tart ($2.75). All were delicious. The hot dog cheese was a cheesy bun filled with sliced hot dog pieces. It was fluffy and flavorful as was the curry chicken bun. I do wish the curry chicken bun had more filling, but considering the very reasonable price, I can't complain too much. The egg tart was also fantastic. A perfectly flaky and buttery crust, and a not too sweet velvety smooth custard. The staff was friendly. A casual cafe where you pick your wanted baked goods from the cases. If you want to heat up your buns (which I highly recommend you do, especially with the savory buns), the staff will hand you a plate, and you heat it up in the microwave next to the napkins & utensils. There is also self-serve complimentary water next to the cash register.

Such a great place. The pastries are so wanted that there is always a line, truly one of the most…read moredelicious meals I've had ever! Highly recommend the croissants. The vibe is cozy, but due to the people traffic and lack of outlets I do not recommend doing work while in the shop

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.

Might've just had my life changed.. Omfg. I FINALLY stopped…read morein after eyeing this place for the longest time. I've heard amazing things, but I don't live on this side of the city. Housesitting brought me to the neighborhood, and now I might have to make the trek regularly. I bought three sourdough bagels and a brown butter coconut cookie. My blood sugar was low and I absolutely could not resist eating the cookie on my way home. Wow.. It was so chewy and delicious. Both flavors come through really nicely. On to the bagels... These are, by far, the best bagels I've had in Atlanta. Honestly, they put the chain bagel spots to shame. The interior is really open and has that beautiful sourdough tang. They're perfectly crusted on the outside and provide a nice base for a spread/schmear. I'm so so impressed. Thank you Evergreen. I'll be back.

First off--they do a few things really, really well: cheeseburgers and pastries! their breakfast…read moresandwiches, however, are shockingly bad. i tried one a few years ago and was puzzled by just how bad this item could be while other things are SO good. maybe they had an off day, i wondered--so i gave the breakfast sandwich another try today. Is this just supposed to be a hard boiled egg breakfast sandwich? i don't understand why anyone would want a rubbery, overdone egg with a greenish yolk as the star of the show. The cheese isn't melty and, in a town full of delicious biscuit offerings, i found the biscuit to be dry and stale. the evergreen breakfast sandwich continues to puzzle the hell out of me. i'll stick to Little Tart's offering from now on.

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.

A Special Shout-Out to Mike at Sugar Shane's…read more I've already given Sugar Shane's a shout-out, but I definitely have to give Mr. Mike his flowers! Mike is truly the face of Sugar Shane's, and honestly, he is the reason I even know about this place! If it weren't for seeing his videos on TikTok, I probably would have never discovered Sugar Shane's ...and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one. His videos are always so exciting, welcoming, and encouraging that they make you want to come out and experience it for yourself. And today, I noticed something that really stood out to me: several of us showed up because of what we saw from Mike, and we were all complete strangers to one another! That says a LOT about the impact he has. His energy, personality, and hospitality make people feel welcomed before they even walk through the door. So, Mike, this shout-out is for YOU! Thank you for being so personable, enthusiastic, and genuine. You're doing more than selling cookies ...you're creating an experience and bringing people together. Sugar Shane's is lucky to have you, and you deserve your props! Keep doing what you're doing, Mike! You're definitely making an impact! -Ashley & Journi

​"A must-visit every time I'm in Atlanta!" You can't visit…read moreAtlanta without stopping by Sugar Shane's. With a menu that rotates weekly, you're always in for a real treat. Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of his sweet creations, but the cinnamon roll is an absolute must-try. On top of that, the service is fast and super friendly!

I absolutely adore this Asian bakery. It's very bare bones, but proves that you don't need frills…read moreand kitsch to sell a good bakery item. Everything I've gotten from here has been a hit. It even has managed to impress friends who don't adventure too far outside of their own American culinary tastes. The sweets here are the perfect amount of sweet. The savory items also contain a perfect hint of sweetness that somehow ties it all together. I've even had a matcha (less sugar) made here and my God it was unexpectedly delicious. I usually spend about $20-ish and share my bag full of goodies with my folks. I love that you can get a lot with a little -- the dollar still stretches here! Sometimes their open hours are a bit off, as if been before during regular hours and they've been closed. I'll also add that the entrance can be confusing as Family Baking shares space or simply is owned by Rolls Village. None of this stops me from stopping by. The cherry on top is that the service is truly phenomenal. I love being greeted where I spend money, and the guy who frequently mans the cash register has such great energy. He's efficient as hell too! When I visited, he skipped through the tipping portion of the POS both times... so I'm not sure if they accept tips but I won't complain too much about that LOL. Go!!!

It seems that Family Baking merged with Rolls Village as the entrance was the same for both. They…read morehave very delicious Asian buns and also have vegan options too. The rolls are priced around $2.50 each and were soft and fresh. I went with the red bean bun and taro bun. Both were buttery and delicious, although they could use a little more filling. The store is small so there is more limited options compared to the larger bakeries, but I love supporting a smaller business and they still have a nice variety.

Gluten free passion fruit cake was the best gluten free cupcake I have ever tasted! Bliss!read more

I love Cupcakin!!! My friend introduced me to Cupcakin in Oakland and I've been hooked ever since…read more They have the fluffiest, sweetest, perfect cupcakes and so many flavors to choose from. I ordered the red velvet, salted caramel, bourbon vanilla caramel, and key lime. I've eaten two out of four and it's so delicious. It was very easy and quick to order. Highly, highly recommend trying them out!