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 cookies! I appreciate Michael's eagerness and excitement to serve my friends and I late at…read morenight as well as his reassurance of their commitment to preventing cross-contamination with allergens :)

Mike is the best!!! He always got the flavors I'm looking for plus he's mad cool and be on it. W…read morecookie spot, best spot in Atlanta.

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.

I'm going to recommend that you definitely take a trip to Sweet-Stack Creamery if you are in the…read morearea. It's a clean ice cream shop with friendly staff and a variety of flavors. You really cannot ask for more than that. It's great. The staff was patient as I was taking my time. They had helped the few people in front of me really quickly so I was not fully prepared. Cool chill folks. The ice cream is good! The interior is pretty small and there wasn't anywhere for us to sit, so we took our cups to-go. They were refreshing treats in the Southern Atlanta heat. Husband loved his chocolate based ice cream while I ate my cup full of cookies and creme. He and I totally agreed we would come back for a cup of a different flavor just to try more of what Sweet-Stack has to offer.

The ice cream flavors are delicious and I love the option to add cereal to your item. I got the…read moredonut ice cream sandwich with sweet dreams and bourbon flavors. Great customer service! The ambiance was very quiet and very clean. A must try.

This was my first time at Sammy Cheezecake, and definitely won't be my last. My daughter in law…read morestopped by to pick up some cheesecakes and cake. I'm not much of a dessert eater, but I chose a slice of lemon cake. The slices are really huge, the desserts are delicious, and the prices are reasonable. The employees are super nice as well. I'll definitely be back soon. :-)

Free parking. The parking lot is a chaotic mess depending on the day and time you go…read more Everyone is always so nice. You walk into a cake, cupcake, and cheesecake heaven. I LOVE the RED VELVET CAKE NO PEACANS. It's so moist. The inside is a sweet tooth lovers Dreams come True. I have to literally tell myself "no you can't go to Sammy, no you don't need any red velvet cake." It's so hard.

Ok, the parking is a little wonky over here but other than that; if you're looking for a place with…read moresome fresh dessert that will add a little cherry on top after dinner, this is it. I had my first fill of Morelli's in N highland I believe but this location brought some fire with the pecan pralines. Call me what you want but it was amazing! I absolutely love the taste of the vanilla with a touch of caramel here and there and some crunch of the pecans to add to the magic. My daughter had the cotton candy which to my surprise was actually really good. She got the sugar cone and I got the waffle cone. My cone tasted like perfection.

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.