Came here after an event on a weeknight. I have ordered delivery once before and it was so good so…read moreI wanted to go in person. This one is located in the heart of Auburn Avenue, and embraces the soul of the historic neighborhood. The interior is small but does have the exposed brick which permeates the buildings historic charm. I love pecan pie and this one did not fail my expectations. Additionally, the blueberry cobbler was amazing. However, if you want update your gustatory experience and reward your taste buds, I recommend heating those desserts up and pairng it with some ice cream. Parking is limited though.

Its the Peach Cobbler Factory. I had expectations for the peach cobbler and it didnt hit the way I…read morefelt it should. We drove downtown specifically to try out this spot - paid $8 for parking in the lot next to the building. Front space Clean fun inviting feel with handwritten notes on wall. Service: The young lady helping was nice, but we waited at least 10 minutes before she came to the front to greet and assist myself and another customer before me. No pudding available Cobbler: had barely any crust (iyktyk) and the filling could use improvement. I think we were also supposed to get ice cream ? If so we didn't get it. I got the cinnamon roll with apple butter. I thought it would be throughout but it was on top, and the roll itself was a little dry. Purchase 2 peanut butter cookies that were huge for my son. Not sure how they were but he didnt complain so I assume they were good.

The food is surprisingly good. I've had a couple of croissant sandwiches. The breakfast one seems…read morelack luster as they pull it premade from the refrigerator. But once it is toasted it is not bad at all! The chocolate croissant is really good and worth the detour to terminal A. The service has been average. The Emilie's seem unexcited to be there. But I've never seen a line or had to wait.

Service good but words cannot describe the undrinkable bitter overcooked coffee, even after loaded…read moreup with cream. Brewed regret.

Great cookie place!! I remember when they recently first opened, and I was there to witness their…read moregrowth and expansion. Took my friends there too many times and was a go-to for any event I was attending. From the start they were really hospitable and even gave me extra chocolate chip cookies. Over time quality kept the same but recently decreased (or maybe I just had so many cookies that I got used to it). Also the price went up slightly from when I first used to go. Ambiance irrelevant as it's a pick up and go spot,

The cookies are good but the older gentleman in the front has the worst attitude of all times. I…read moredon't care how many questions I ask I do expect them to be answered kindly. I don't care if you're having the worst day, I shouldn't feel it. They are lucky I was craving these cookies but do I recommend for anyone to go. Well, reprimand that brotha with the go-tee and glasses and maybe I'll say yes but until then. Absolutely freakin not

Skip the cake! Completely dry... and who is responsible for frosting this sucker?! Oh, so pitiful…read more I am not from the area, but this seems to be a chain restaurant. I do not understand why. One of the worst cake experiences ever. Reasonably priced at $6-7, but that would go for if it tasted great. Which it did not. Coffee was fine, nothing to brag about. Their customer service was friendly enough though.

I was just so delighted to see such a diverse variety of tasty cake in the airport! I was able to…read moregrab a slice and walk onto my airplane with something wonderful.

Savannah's Candy Kitchen is heralded as a tourist destination in Savannah, Georgia, a sweet shop so…read moremagnificent it's billed as a can't-miss. And this particular offshoot in Atlanta's international airport would seem to be the ultimate stop to satisfy one's sweet tooth while passing through Terminal B. The bad news is that the original Savannah's Candy Kitchen is shockingly underwhelming, with pretty mediocre sweets and chocolates. Even pralines, something in which that area of the United States specializes, aren't very inspiring. It's more of a tourist trap. The good news is that this airport Candy Kitchen is actually better than the original by some bizarre twist of fate. In fact, it's actually one of the better dessert stops in any U.S. airport. And while we gave it three stars, it's a far cry from the original that earned a solid one-star review from our family. So if you're in Terminal B, sure, go ahead and stop by this little spot!

Staff are too busy talking to give you proper attention. Mediocre selection of candy. I bought…read morepeanut brittle, 8oz for $10.

Loads of flavors to choose from and all of the ice cream is SO good! The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. The shop itself is cute with photo ops. Do know there is no bathroom here available.

Stopped by for a quick dessert run and had a really good experience overall. Even though it's more…read moreof a grab-and-go spot without seating, the space still felt welcoming and the service was friendly from the moment I walked in. I ordered the cookies and cream flavor, and it was rich, creamy, and loaded with cookie pieces. It's the kind of place that's perfect for picking up a treat and continuing your day.

Always easy and fast service for a slice. Prices are decent and the slices are a big size. Will…read morealways recommend

OMG!!! How did I not know about this place - stopped in today for a slice...totally overwhelmed by…read morethe variety. Sweet young lady behind the counter - greeted us, let us take sometime to figure what we wanted - TikTok video is what brought me here - the shop is nice and clean ...a buy and go kinda place - nothing fancy ...but the cheesecake though!!!! So we got a slice of Oreo Cheesecake (been missing a good one since metrotainment left us) it was creamy and delicious- the crust amazing OREO...A slice of NY Style... also good we topped it with the berries they gave us ..each slice has some fresh whipped cream with it...and we also got a slice of pound cake...tasty too... I will most definitely be back - so many varieties to try. The cakes look amazing . You can buy whole cakes if you like also...thinking I may go grab one for Mother's Day

My only issue is having to wait outside. It's setup like an old school ice cream stand with a…read morecouple of benches. I'm not sure if that's a personal problem only relevant to me, but the outside setup activates my impatience with conditions aren't right - waiting in the middle of an active parking lot with kids and the potential for being in the elements can be a deciding factor for me on whether I'll miss out on Morelli's delicious ice cream. Now the ice cream is the truth though. Morelli's does something with their waffle cones that isn't fair. When I find out I'll post it, but the waffle cone is so dag gon good! My go-to is strawberry ice cream with Oreos and sprinkles in a waffle cone. I don't even make it out the parking lot before it's gone. I had a slice of lemon pound cake once and it was good especially with a scoop of ice cream. I do 4-stars at Morelli's.

Came here when I visited Atlanta. It was in July and it was really hot out so was in the mood for…read moresomething cold and sweet. I got the small/single scoop in a cup ($4.95) which you are allowed to pick to flavors. I got banana Carmel and strawberry. It was sooo good. When I go back to ATL, I will def make my way back here.

While visiting Atlanta had to make time to come here because during college my friends and I LOVED…read morethis spot. There is a lot of seating, lots of savory and sweet food options and of course a variety of drinks. I got a Vietnamese coffee and the chicken curry bun. Both were delicious! Comparing the prices to Los Angeles, getting both of these items for $10 combined was amazing!

Oh this is a bakery that's worth fighting downtown Atlanta traffic & multiple Peachtree roads!…read more We came for boba teas after a show under the big top, and we discovered so much more! This is a bakery with a super cool selection of international cakes and collectibles. Japanese cream cakesC croissants, sweet-filled buns, on & on. It looks like quite a few items sell out, so it can be hit or miss if you have a favorite. We got our boba teas, a tiramisu, strawberry cream cakes to satisfy the sweet tooth(s), but I was so excited to see a chicken korean BBQ sandwich that I had to get one! OH-EM-GEE!! I will be back to the sandwich alone!! It didn't take too long for the hot sandwich despite it being nearly closing time on a Saturday. The staff was helpful, friendly, and very accommodating. The diner itself isn't fancy, and the tables could use some consistent cleaning and clearing. You get plastic tableware and napkins on your own. But it was warm in a cold evening and had plenty of places to sit in the evening. I can imagine it gets pretty packed for lunch. Not sure.

Service is awesome. The owner is very hands-on asks you questions to make sure you're taken care…read moreof. It's a small format restaurant that also has lots of desserts and BUKU bowls Highly recommend swinging over here. This is the second location. They moved over here I think this year. It is a little hidden. It's inside the building. The owner of the building does not allow the food hall and food stalls to put signage on the outside of the building.

I've had trying a açaí bowl on my to do list for a long time now and I'm so glad that I was invited…read moreout to this place. We both had never visited this place so we both had no clue what was on the menu however we were nicely greeted and instructed on how to order per their menu. I ordered a açaí based bowl with granola, chai seeds, almonds, peanut butter, strawberries, blueberries, and pineapples. I think this will definitely become a staple in my diet going forward. 10/10 I definitely recommend this place!