I really enjoyed my visit to Little Tart Bakeshop! I tried the Chocolate Zucchini Loaf and the…read moreChocolate Filled Kouign Amann, and both were excellent! The chocolate zucchini loaf was moist, rich, and had just the right amount of chocolate. The Chocolate Filled Kouign Amann was absolutely delicious--flaky, buttery, sweet, and the chocolate filling made it even better. I was also pleasantly surprised by the prices. For the location and the quality of the pastries, I thought everything was very reasonably priced. Definitely a great bakery to stop by when you're craving something sweet. I'll definitely be back to try more!

So glad I finally made it to the Little Tart Bakeshop at Krog! It's one of my favorite farmers'…read moremarket finds, and the shop location is just as great. Despite a Saturday morning rush, the line moved fast. Their pastry selection is always stunning. I got the strawberry scone today and it was so soft and fragrant. You really can't go wrong with anything on their menu!

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.

Visited Sugar Loaf while in Cabbagetown and we are obsessed. Not only is it clean and friendly, but…read morethe branding is adorable. To make it better, the food is immaculate. If you haven't visited, you're missing out. The owners are an adorably kind couple who are excited to be hospitable. You can see that this business is more than a source of income, it's a passion project. Cannot recommend enough.

Loved my experience here at Sugar Loaf!…read more Parking: There is a parking structure right behind the storefront that you can get 2 hours of free parking validated after making a purchase. Cleanliness & Ambience: The restaurant is super clean and bathrooms well maintained! The decor is giving slight retro vibes and simple colors. There are some tables, enough for maybe 10 people and then a barstool counter. I went in the morning time and people were mainly in and out of the place. Food: I ordered the pastrami, cheese and egg in a dabo biscuit. The biscuit was flaky but didn't break apart as I was eating, which I greatly appreciated. I loved the fennel seeds and sesame seeds inside of it, adding a nice touch. You definitely need to add a sauce though because it is a bit dry without. I also got their cinnamon bun that was so moist, gooey and not too sweet. I will be coming back!

Such a warm, cozy spot for a Sunday breakfast. Homemade egg and bacon breakfast sandwich or…read moreburrito. Staff was helpful and as sweet as the oatmeal sandwich.

A must-try vegan restaurant in Atlanta! Can I say this is a top 3 vegan restaurant in Atlanta? Oh…read moreabsolutely.. the bakery items alone deserve a Michelin star. Many people complain that vegan dessert lack consistency, texture, and flavor. The bakers here will laugh in your face! The cinnamon rolls and pop tats are 10/10! I thought I'd never be able to enjoy a pop tart again and they made it possible. The really star of the show.... The Green Goddess sandwich to the person who created that sandwich... I hope your pillow is always cold at night and you always get your way. The sandwich is THAT good. Want to know what else surprised me? Their sausage biscuits. The sausage is made from black eye peas and you would never know. The patio is also a nice vibe! Come check them. The staff is super friendly and helpful. They will answer any questions you have!

Was in the area for brunch and heard that their bagels are really good - safe to say I can agree…read morewith them!!! I got their zataar bagel with the roasted garlic and chive schmear, and it was an amazing savory combo. There's only a handful of tables and a few bar seating, so I wouldn't say it's a studying cafe- more of like a grab and go or sip your coffee with bagel type place. Cashier was super friendly when I asked her recommendations. I tried their homemade lavender syrup in a latte. At first, I didn't think it was sweet at all and just tasted like coffee. But you definitely need to mix it with a straw. The lavender taste was lovely, sweet, and not synthetic at all. Next time, I want to try the orange creamsicle which is their seasonal syrup and comes with marshmallow foam.

Had an amazing cappuccino with a new twist on my fav GYRO Sandwich. It's called the "Anti-Gyro…read more What a joyful experience to savor a soft fallefel, not fried hard, but melt in your mouth; smooth and creamy delicious. There was a healthy amount of fresh green lettuce, with red onions , topped off with a not to spicy lite sauce. All of which was served in a Pita Bread This business is handicapped friendly and accessible. There is table in the front that accommodated my walker, but I believe would not work for a wheeler. I was also able to maneuver to the Rest Room with no problems. The establishment is meticulously maintained. No staff person is standing around, and all the stations are monitored. The staff is professional and communicates well. I actually had a good time window watching; also there are tables outside. Right next to Decatur Marta Station you can't miss it. Highly RECOMMEND!

A few months ago we decided to give PAGG a try on a whim and we've been regulars ever since…read more The service is always attentive, even when they're hustling with a weekend brunch crowd. We went recently with a large group (6 + a toddler) and they not only could accommodate us but made everyone feel like family. The food has become a highlight and we recently tried the lunch menu for the first time and weren't disappointed. The chicken salad sandwich - add some bacon - was just what we needed on a hot summer day and for $15 including a cookie, what's not to love. Highly recommend the honey lemon pepper chicken biscuit, GoGo Berry biscuit (think Boberry - but better), and shrimp and grits - the tamales, southern breakfast, and breakfast burritos are also hits and won't leave you wanting for more. (Pro tip - follow their Instagram for special pop ups and specials, like the salt bread that is so addictive we order extra to go!)

The atmosphere is so cozy! Felt like an aunt's kitchen! I was one of four senior citizens dining…read morealone. One man was obviously a regular. He was greeted by name. I felt very comfortable. I enjoyed a vegetable omelet with a HUGE biscuit. DELICIOUS! Friendly and quick service. Free parking. Pretty plates. I definitely plan to return.

Stopped in for a drink. Looked at three menu and found a yummy chicken salad wrap. Friendly folks…read moreat the counter. Nice vibe.

I ordered the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant through DoorDash, and for the price, it was an…read moreincredible value. For around $13, you get a large breakfast sandwich and a side of your choice, which is hard to beat. Ordering through the app was quick and easy, and everything arrived without any issues. My only surprise was the apple butter on the sandwich. I overlooked that detail when ordering, so the first bite caught me off guard because I wasn't expecting the sweetness. That's completely on me, and I should have requested that it be left off. While the apple butter wasn't my personal preference, I don't want to take away from the quality of the sandwich itself. The croissant was fresh, the bacon, egg, and cheese were generous, and I can absolutely see why someone who enjoys a sweet and savory breakfast sandwich would love it. The menu also allows for customization, which I simply forgot to do. I'll definitely order from Sean's again. Next time, I'll just remember to hold the apple butter.

The soups and bread are amazing!!!!!! TGM is my go to lunch spot when I'm in the area. The combo…read moreis the best. My fav is the Chicken Mushroom + Cranberry Levain - Creamy chicken and mushroom soup garnished with herbs, paired with slices of cranberry bread. Delish!!!! Service is fast as it's a to go spot. I've never purchase a loaf a bread but I think you can. Give it a try. It's right next to General Muir another fav at Emory Point.

I work in the area and have been to The General Muir millions of times, either to dine in or to…read morepick 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.