I work in the area and have been to The General Muir millions of times, either to dine in or to pick up a to-go order. I've always passed by TGM Bread and maybe peeked in a time or two, but never really thought much of it... and sometimes, there are pretty big lines due to the limited opening hours. Feeling under the weather, I had a major hankering for soup... but didn't feel like the usual matzoh ball from The General Muir. That's when I stumbled upon the TGM website and discovered the online ordering feature -- game changer! They had so many more soup options and in two different sizes. I decided to go with a pint of chicken mushroom and a French baguette to both enjoy with the soup and to take home. You have the option to get a quart for $14, pint for $8, or pint+bread for $10. For some reason I assumed that these would be served from the refrigerated/grab-and-go section, so I was pleasantly surprised to open the bag and find a hot soup. Both the soup and the bread were incredible. I'm kind of kicking myself for not paying more attention to this gem sooner! When you order online it also tells you how long the wait is. I'll definitely be enjoying many more soups, breads, and salads from here in the future. read more

Best soup and homemade bread in Atlanta! Take out only unless it's warm weather when they have two tables and chairs on the sidewalk. The acclaimed General Muir restaurant and deli is next door if you need a full service dine in and enclosed patio setting. read more

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It was my first time here and it did not disappoint! I came here to get lunch one day and I will be coming back again to try more soups! I would like to note that it is more like a counter stop restaurant so there is no indoor seating but they have some seating outside with lots of shade! Inside, you can also catch a glimpse of some of the employees making the bread too! read more

TGM Bread - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I remember being one of those people who believed that I should stay away from bread and pastas. Where that came from? I'll never know. But man, am I glad that I'm over that phase in life because I'm pretty sure I won't ever return to those dark days after having my first loaf from TGM. I've thoroughly enjoyed The General Muir on a number of occasions but only had a sandwich once. So when I ventured over to Grant Park Farmers Market to be a healthy hot girl (of course I used my reusable Yelp tote bag *shameless plug*) and saw TGM, I figured it was a great day to indulge in some freshly baked bread. I already had a bag full of organic produce, what's a bit of bread?! TGM was located towards the back of the market in a large open space. When I approached their tent, the line was full of guests mulling over what bagels they'd pick or which loaves were calling their names. With the goods displayed out on the table, they knew what they were doing to us LOL. That bread smelled and looked so good, I was tempted to ask for a little bite of the bagels the man in front of me just purchased. (Sharing is caring!) When it was my turn, I made the difficult choice of flavors, not going overboard with too much since I know it'd just be for me. I went with the Asiago loaf and what a choice. I love that the TGM team member who packaged my loaf then asked me, "What other treats can I get for you?" Don't try and trap me up, sis! She was so sweet and smooth about it, I almost let my inner greed come out as I really wanted like 5 more loaves just to try them all. My loaf was packaged so well, but not for long. As soon as I got home from the market, I sliced up a little piece... just to be sure all was well of course. Listen. Wow. It was SO good. A delicious crust, soft inside and the nooks and crannies are almost glazed with the butter it was made with. I've enjoyed it with butter, without, as a grilled cheese sandwich, to dip in my hummus and whew. My summer body will not be happy at this new love I have for TGM bread, but summer will get whatever bread body I got! read more

TGM Bread - Asiago loaf from the farmers market - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Not much bread option if you comes closer to closing time. The soup and bread are so good my fave is the chicken and mushrooms.

TGM was good. It's a sub shop of The General Muir, I think it's where they bake all of the bread and pastries for the restaurant. It's super simple they have a cash register, one big table and the baking equipment. The menu is simple, there are about 3-4 soups, bread offerings and a small selection of refrigerated items. I ordered the lunch combo which gives you a choice of a 16oz soup and a bread for about $10. The soups sit in a heater and so orders come quick. The flavor was great and fresh, as well as the bread. I would definitely recommend this for a quick, affordable and tasty lunch option. Much better alternative to Panera. It's located near the Emory campus, adjacent to The General Muir restaurant. I though it was the deli at the far right end of the restaurant but it's the store front right next door. read more

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A functional bakery serving a variety of soups and a variety of breads. Fresh and delicious. read more

TGM Bread - Chicken mushroom soup with cranberry walnut bread. Yummy. - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I've wanted to try this pop up. My friend and I came here for lunch this past Thursday and they were serving soup and bread - perfect for the cold weather! I ordered the Italian wedding soup + pain levain and she ordered the Lox Chowder + demi baguette. Both the soups were delicious! You could tell the meatball/sausage in the Italian wedding soup was house-made and there was clumps of chewy mozzarella which was delicious. I got to try my friend's chowder and also really enjoyed it. Instead of clams, it had smoked salmon! I was a bit bummed that my combo only had a thin slice of bread compared to the baguette, but both the pain levain and baguettes were great with the soup. Although $8 for a soup and bread combination was a bit pricey, I like the concept of the pop up and look forward to trying other things from TGM bread next time. read more

TGM Bread - Soup and bread - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Kickass The General Muir now has a non-sweets bakery next door. Though I haven't bought any bread from them, I have tried the rotating popup lunch twice and give it my stamp of approval. Visit #1: Soup and Sandwich A few months ago, there was a soup + sandwich lunch going on, offering sandwiches ($9 each) and tomato bisque ($4, combo for $12) whipped up and served by Chef Todd Ginsburg. I felt like a celebrity, having him making my sandwich and bring it out to me. Both he and the woman taking my order at the register were extremely nice and cared what I thought about the food. I went with the Meat and Potatoes sandwich after having it recommended to me. It didn't take long to come out. The sandwich was full of flavor (and butter too, I made good use of the provided napkins). Not sure if I'm completely sold on the idea of potatoes in a sandwich, but the bacon, onions, creme fraiche, and Gruyere were appreciated elements. The bread was killer delish and toasted just right. The tomato bisque was the perfect cozy cup for a cutting chilly day, with the right balance of the sharp tomato and cream. Visit #2: Pita and Hummus Now TGM Bread is doing a pita popup Tuesday-Friday from 11:30-1:30. I ordered the broccoli hummus tehina bowl ($10) to go, and it came with a juicy pickle and a piping hot and airy pita. Chef Todd wasn't working but the guy who assembled my order was nice though the cashier seemed a tad dour. While you can buy more for $1.50 each, I wish two pitas were offered instead of just one since I ended up eating the leftover hummus with a spoon, like pudding. That's acceptable, right??? The hummus was ridiculously creamy and dressed up with crunchy broccoli crowns and olive oil. Egyptian spice-herb mix dukkah added the right seasoning and the hazelnuts a little bit of crunchy texture. The lamb offering sounded tempting but it wasn't meant to be since TGM Bread was all out. I recommend going next door and picking up a slice of the insane German chocolate cheesecake for your dessert. Perfect! read more

TGM Bread - Broccoli hummus bowl, with dukkah, hazelnuts, and parsley ($10) - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Such great bread, baked goods and treats. In addition, it's a great place for lunch to get a variety of homemade soups too. I never come away from here without a smile on my face. In addition to this shop, you can find them at some of the farmer's markets around town too. Great and friendly service. It's the only bread in our house! read more

TGM Bread - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

TGM bread provides the bread for Freds Meats, Yalla, West Egg, the Canteen, and obviously TGM. I was hoping that going to the source would provide me with a discount avenue to get my gluten fix. Unfortunately that was not the case. Expect to pay $7 or more for a loaf here. I don't know if I am getting old but bread prices in Atlanta are getting to be on the crazy side. Price aside, this is some tasty bread. The olive loaf was barely containing the bounty of plum whole olives incased in its pillowy dough. This selection was made only after being allowed to sample numerous pieces of cut bread dipped in my choice of olive oil, balsamic vinegar, 3 types of butter, and jam. All guarded by a stern looking woman who's totally customer service consisted of "what can I get you" and the words "seven fifty". I have to admit her exchange did remind me of my roots in NYC and somehow added to the experience. I doubt that will be the case for everyone. read more

I went for the pop up soup + bread. I had the Italian wedding soup which was tasty and very filling. It came with 2 slices of fresh bread. Yum. They put the lentils in when they serve which keeps them from turning to mush. Broth was delicious and the addition of chard made me feel hashtag healthy. ;) I like that they had a different type of bread hand picked to go with each soup. (They will let you swap for whatever you like if you wanna be that person) Actual restaurant is very industrial which I think is cool. But grab and go if you don't. read more

TGM Bread - Italian wedding soup - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I had the chance to snag some goodies from TGB Bread on their opening day. They had a lot of samples out for you to try and awesome samples of items from The Preserving Place, Banner Butter and Strippaggio. All of these go nicely with the breads. We grabbed a few English muffins, pain de chocolat, and a loaf of the Asiago bread. The English muffins are the best English muffins I've ever had. I'm not generally a huge fan of them, but these are really, really good. We inhaled the pain de chocolate on the ride home in the car and had to brush of a wave of pastry flakes off of us when we got home. The asiago loaf has huge chunks of asiago baked in. Cheesy goodness. TGB Bread is located right next door to the General Muir so you can easily stop by after a great meal there. Plenty of parking in the garage. The first 3 hours are free. read more

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Why does TGM bread mold so quickly???? like less than 7 days??? Other local baked breads last longer???

TGM Bakery is definitely a gem! They have then freshest bread and quality speaks for itself. Their customer service is amazing and gentleman that works there, Alex, extremely helpful and kind. read more

Their potato leek soup is hands down the best thing to have for lunch. The Asiago bread is perfect as a side. I wish they brought back the chocolate croissants!! read more

Five different sandwiches and tomato soup. I got the jimmy pesto and soup. Super amazing! read more

TGM Bread - Jimmy pest sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Love TGM Bread! Had gotten used to the soup/bread season, and my heart sank when I came back and it was pizza/salad but I stand corrected. Never thought someone could make me like potatoes on pizza. I officially trust their process and would eat any vegetarian item they're offering and most likely leave very happy. It's the perfect lunch! read more

I bought some cranberry walnut bread so delicious. You can freeze them and they still taste great and fresh. I just take a few pieces as I need them in the morning for breakfast and put them in the toaster. I can't wait to try other breads. I went back for more but the store closes early. So check the hours of business before you head out there. read more

They got more options of bread on Sat & Sun only. Got here Sat noon, was told almond croissant sold out.. a bit sad. End up with a few pain de chocolate instead. Would come back to try more. PS: General Muir at this time is so jammed...busy busy busy. read more

The popup of the moment is sandwiches (a couple of veg, a couple meaty) and tomato soup. I went with the jimmy pesto with mushroom, potato, fontina, provolone, and rapini pesto. The sandwich has a tiny bit of bitterness from the rapini, but pair it with that ridiculously creamy tomato soup and it's a match made in heaven. Quik in and out. If you are eating in know that it's bare bones, but lovely in its simplicity with bread smells and working bakers. read more

Justt stopped by to tgm bread bakery at 800 and they said sorry we won't sell you any bread till 900 o'clock!! wow most real places all over the world that are real baker's open early and never turn away a paying customer who is loyal and spend lots of money at restaurants, bakery and deli how rude!!! too many rules!!!! read more

I stopped by for lunch on a Thursday and tried the Lox Chowder with demi baguette. Both were delicious and filling! I had never had lox in a chowder but I'm totally into it. I normally stray away from soups made in restaurants over fear that I'll be hit with a ton of sodium, but this was perfectly balanced. The bread was was great as well- crusty on the outside but fluffy on the inside. Next time I hope to try a bread bowl! The place is on the smaller side though and the seating area was pretty cramped. I didnt enjoy feeling so squished next to strangers, but it wasnt unbearable. The menu is limited, maybe a handful of soups at once, but the quality is great! I'd much rather have a few great options than a ton of mediocre ones. read more

Went for the sandwich pop-up they have Tues.-Thur. and had the best possible version of grilled cheese and tomato soup with their Bee Hive pressed sandwich (sopressata, mozzarella, basil, chiles, honey, and roasted tomato) and a cup of (the best ever) tomato bisque. Small but oh-so-pretty selection of bakery items, so I grabbed a beautiful rustic loaf. I'm sad I live so far away that I can't take advantage of their retail hours on Saturday and Sunday. Yum. read more

Everyone is so amped up about The General Muir restaurant, and with good reason, but the true gem in this culinary story is next door at TGM Bread. There aren't many places around Atlanta where you can find bread bakers that use natural yeast starters and a full fermentation process. I had the pleasure of trying their Olive Bread and Ciabatta and they were both absolutely perfect, even though I came in at around 13:30 on a Sunday, much later than any bakery would have quality products. I had an informative chat with the woman working the counter, and she explained their baking process to me and gave me suggestions. Both the olive bread and the ciabatta were crispy and firm, and gave off an incredible fragrance when pressed. When I got home I sliced 2 pieces of Ciabatta, placed 3 slices of Finocchietto salami, cherry tomato, and a basil leaf on top, which I then covered with Fontina cheese and put in the oven for ~8 minutes. I fried an egg in some butter, salt, pepper and herbes de provence. After the cheese had melted, I took it out of the oven and topped it with the egg. This might have been the best lunch I've ever made for myself, all because of TGM Bread's amazing products. read more