This is my husband's favorite bakery in Duluth...and with good reason!…read more This place not only offers a great selection of amazing desserts, the vibe is so chill. I joined my husband for breakfast for once (I usually skip breakfast while in Duluth)...and we both had this amazing Bacon, Egg & Cheese Pastry (breakfast pastry). SO GOOD!!! I hate waking up early, especially while on vacation, but for this I just may have to again!

Mozart Bakery has been around for at least a decade from what I can remember about this area, and…read moreit's still standing and relatively busy, which is a p good sign imo. I've stopped by occasionally, and there's always been people around. My most recent visit, I was even here for multiple hours on my laptop. For those looking for a place to work/study, there's plenty of seating BUT a lot of the outlets are blocked. There is one near the windows, but it not ideal... people who walk by usually trip, and once, my cable was even pulled out with the force of one guy's walk. There are a variety of pastry options and some food, all pretty standard for Korean bakeries. The drinks aren't as comparable to other places in Duluth, and within this plaza, there is competition. Another bakery, another dessert place, another place for drinks... the main draw would definitely be seating and staying for an extended period of time.

This place is really cute and has the most variety out of all bakeries in this area and most of…read moreAtlanta honestly. I liked their plain croissants and almond soboro bread (sweet almond flavored biscuit). The ambiance is really nice. Would come back when in the area.

Friendly staff, quick service, and had to remake my drink twice even though it was my fault, and…read morethey didn't charge me extra, but the food taste like shit. Tried 4 different cakes and drinks, and tasted like it came out of a donkeys shit that was on the ground rotting.

Very good spot to catch up with friends over some coffee and Korean made pastries which are a mustread more

First time at White Windmill. Went to order my birthday cake, got the vanilla fruit one…read more Let's hope it taste as good as it looks! Will let you know on Saturday. I literally chose the bakery based on the Yelp reviews!!! I love it! In the meantime just to get an idea of their flavors, I bought some sweet potato and coconut pastries. Good. The place is beautiful and clean. Service seems pretty professional. Prices are a little higher than the standard which makes sense based on quality and packaging.

Shokku Bakery is a Japanese-inspired bakery located inside Jusgo Supermarket in Duluth, and it has…read moremore of a hidden, casual feel compared to standalone cafés. We walked into a small, straightforward space where what stood out immediately was the variety of pastries and baked goods lined up throughout the counter. The setup felt more like a grab-and-go spot, but there were enough interesting items that it made sense to slow down and actually look through what they offered. The main draw here is the bread selection. We spotted items like milk bread, pineapple buns, mochi-based pastries, and savory breads such as pork floss buns, all of which felt freshly made and rotated quickly depending on the day. The milk bread in particular stood out for its soft texture and rich flavor, while the sweeter items leaned more subtle rather than overly sugary. It was the kind of place where we ended up picking a few different things because it was hard to settle on just one. There were also a few refrigerated and specialty items like tarts and filled pastries, which added a bit more variety beyond the standard bakery selection. Some items felt more premium than others, and pricing varied depending on what we picked, but the overall focus was clearly on soft breads and Asian-style baked goods rather than desserts or café-style sweets. The atmosphere was simple and functional since it was inside a supermarket food court area. It was not really designed for sitting and lingering, but the space was clean and organized enough to quickly browse and make a selection. Service was straightforward, and in some cases we were able to sample items before buying, which helped when deciding between different breads. Overall, Shokku Bakery is a solid stop if you are already in the area and want fresh Japanese-style baked goods. It is not a destination bakery in terms of ambiance, but the quality of the breads and variety of options make it worth visiting for a quick pick-up, especially if you enjoy soft milk bread and classic Asian bakery items.

Went pretty late in the day (5ish on a weekend) so pretty limited availability. The bread was bomb…read moretho (also very expensive). Definitely go early Japanese bakery, seems pretty authentic. In jusgo food court area.

Breadville Bakery in Suwanee, GA Modern and spacious Korean…read morebakery spot Ribbon Croissant -- recommend Bow tie-shaped croissant filled with a light, slightly sweet Korean-style pastry cream. Crispy and flaky on the outside, soft and airy inside. Salt Bread (original) -- recommend Slightly crisp and buttery on the outside, soft and chewy inside with a light salty flavor. Simple but really good. Chocolate Croissant Light chocolate coating on the outside, filled with chocolate cream. The flavor is lighter compared to a classic chocolate croissant. Jalapeño Ham & Cheese Light jalapeño-flavored bread with ham and cheese filling, good option if you want something savory. Double Mango Latte -- recommend Made with house-made mango jam and milk, topped with mango cream and mango powder. Very refreshing. Purple Snow Matcha Matcha latte topped with ube cream--unique combination.

SOFT OPENING New…read moreKorean bakery outside Atlanta ‼ Seems like we have been waiting years for this location to open. Basically, in the same shopping center as two other bakeries, and then two more bakeries across the street. There is going to be some tough competition here. I've covered this location quite a few times on my new business series before they opened, just patiently waiting. The space is large, modern, and open with glass cases along the wall. Just grab the tongs and tray, then serve yourself as with the other bakeries in the area. What makes this location special? Well, I'm still working on that. The croissant selection is larger than most places and the drinks are more updated to have a colorful matcha menu. But, other than that, even after tasting, the flavors are fairly standard. I would say, if pressed that they have more croissants and a special pound cake that other places don't have. Their prices are also $1-2 lower than I've seen before in the area, but that may be due to new opening. Should you try it? Yes, because everyone has a different view point and preference. I hope you can try all the local businesses before naming a favorite. I purchased: 1 Purple Snow Matcha - Not much matcha flavor and mostly tasted like milk. The purple ube foam was pale and lacking flavor also. 2 Brownie Croissant - They have a standup croissant business. After this croissant was jammed into the to-go bag, it didn't look as impressive but tasted delicious. Not that chocolaty, but amazing texture. 3 Lemon Pound Cake - Dry. This is one of their signature pound cake items, and all that they had available when I visited. 4 4 Cheese Quiche - Love the crispy, light, and flakey croissant base texture, but didn't include much quiche filling. 5 Salt Bread - Classic, a little tough but oh-so-pretty with the dark egg wash. 6 Viral Dubai Chewy Cookie - I was really looking forward to this cookie, as I'm obsessed with the handmade one I had at the smaller bakery down the street. This version was pale inside with not much pistachio flavor. Overall, I will definitely return to try more than once. This was just my initial review at soft opening.

This bakery is located inside Mega Mart, so the parking lot is spacious. If you enter through the…read moremain entrance, you'll find it immediately on the left-hand side. We visited around 11 am on a Thursday, and the pastry display was about half empty. I'm not sure if they had already sold out of many items or if they simply hadn't finished putting everything out yet. The cake and dessert cases, however, were much more fully stocked. In some sections, the pastry names and price tags were a bit confusing, and a few items didn't have labels or prices at all. There is a large seating area nearby if you want to sit down and enjoy your pastries after shopping. As for quality, I think it's hit or miss depending on which pastries you choose and your personal taste. With so many Korean bakeries nearby, the competition is tough. This bakery is worth a look if you're already shopping at Mega Mart, but I wouldn't necessarily make a special trip just for the pastries.

I love this bakery inside of Mega Mart…read more They have a $5 iced latte which is perfect for right before you shop. :) Plants of $2.50 to $3 options, the mocha bread and castellas are excellent. Pecan cookies are also great and less expensive. The strange fruit shaped cakes that normally go for 7.95 to 8.95 at Hansel and Gretel are only $5 here. Also $5 for the Dubai cookie balls? But they also have a kit for $14.50 and you can get more than 3. Its challenging but fun for the kids. All in all, nice to have a bakery where they bake the goods in house, and its not overpriced.

One of my new favorites a Korean bakery and café that's also really child-friendly…read more He picked out a variety of pastries: a mango basil croissant, a hot dog (but their version is really dressed up), and a mushroom baguette that was absolutely delicious, overflowing with mushrooms and a cheesy topping. We also got a café latte. Everything was beautifully presented, making it feel like an elevated Korean bakery while still being reasonably priced. They had loud music playing, which was actually perfect for me since my baby likes to scream. This was a great bakery to try definitely recommend it, and we'll be going back.

Beautifully crafted cakes! Super helpful counter service offered us birthday candles to help…read morecelebrate my daughter's special day. Cute vibe too. Only thing holding this back from five stars is that it could use some serious cleaning. Struggled to find a clean table and there were papers and garbage on the floor. Maybe they were busy earlier and couldn't quite get to it.

These are so good and fun to eat! I had to come back for Round 2 to get the Georgia Peach and the…read moreBerry Treasure! Go get yourself some, but don't take them all! I'll be back!

First time I went was right after they were new, like in January 2025..? I took a friend on his…read morebirthday and we were so cold inside we kept all our winter clothes on and left after the angry looking girls handed us our desserts. Was miserable and in their Google reviews they decided to hire people to say I was wrong instead of just...idk, do better. Ok, time has passed and I was stuck needing coffee desperately to wake up so I went yesterday as I was in the plaza anyway. Much nicer people working and felt ok inside, great. I got a honey comb latte (love the ones I've gotten from the Duluth location). It was unsweet which I wasn't expecting, so I figured to stir and eat the honeycomb/dalgona in it. It was so burnt, barely edible. I say this as someone that loves toasted/charred things. It was too much, almost chemically burnt flavor when it has this tinge of burnt bleach that floods the nose. The drink could have been better. I tried to like it but, there we are.