I love it so much every time i'm here. The food is incredible and the customer service is too. This…read moreplace is a must try if you haven't

Found this Baker/buttecher Turkish market, they have amazing fresh cakes, pastries and desserts…read more The service is top notch, you can find multiple European groceries here as well. The ambiance is like that to a European market.

Delicious lunch spot! We have been wanting to try it but have not had the chance to but today we…read morewent with hungry stomachs! We ordered a kids grilled cheese but it was literally adult size with 3 different cheeses- way more than the average grilled cheese you find at other places from the kids menu. We have one little one that loves salami so they made him a salami and cheese sandwich which was also kids size but quite large so he is excited to eat those leftovers tomorrow! We got the prosciutto sandwich and also the eggplant veggie with aged balsamic. They were SO GOOD. Did not disappoint at all! Very cute store, I will be purchasing all my charcuterie meat items from here because they were so fresh and they had a vast variety. They also sell cheese and some desserts, as well as prepared meals for 2/4people! Friendly staff and welcoming!

Excellent lobster bisque (loaded w/ chunks of lobster meat), and the pastrami was very tender with…read moreno excessive fat. Perfect lunch combo. Cheers! RS

Only got a charcuterie board catered. Friendly service and absolutely adorable space. But the board…read moreitself was $65 (it's $15 per person) and very mid. Not a great variety of cheeses in my opinion. No brie, really no soft cheese at all. For that price, I expected more range and a little more wow. I'd try this place again because the restaurant itself is so cute, but if the board is any indication, it feels a bit overpriced for just okay food. Parking is a little rough, but that's downtown Roswell for you.

Not sure what all the lower reviews are for. Quaint little place with solid coffee. Got a vanilla…read morelatte for my wife, and an iced coffee for me...both were very, very good! More than that...the ham, egg, and cheese quiche was excellent. Served piping hot. Tons of flavor...but melted in your mouth. I was impressed. No high chairs for our 1 year old son, but not a huge deal... Pleasant visit.

For the past few months, I've been traveling through Southeast Asia. While the food and experience…read morewas amazing coming back to the states I was certainly ready for some food that reminded me of Home for me. That includes some amazing home-cooked Polish food. Baltic deli did not disappoint in the slightest. Everything was so fresh and delicious, the pierogies were perfectly pillowy. The service there is truly amazing as they were out of some of the cheese and potato pierogies when I arrived, but they quickly made a fresh batch to order for me. Outside of the counter service, Baltic deli also has a great market where you can purchase goods to prepare your own meals at home. This place feels so authentic and brings a new meaning to comfort food.

Baltic Deli is a cute Polish deli selling fresh food, meats, and snacks from Poland. It is like an…read moreEastern European grocery store combined into a deli. After going to the Atlanta Christkindl Market and trying pierogis for the first time and falling in love with them, I wanted to find a spot that actually sold them in store. The lady behind the counter explained all the food available to us so service was very friendly. There are a small number of tables for seating, so the ambiance inside is not loud. We got the Pierogis (Meat & Potato + Cheese) and Cucumber Salad. I loved the potato and cheese pierogis! I got them with caramelized onions and a cucumber salad on the side (there were other salad options), which had a nice dill dressing on it that paired well with pierogis. The pierogis were really soft and chewy, which I think is how they are meant to be made, but I wish the pierogis were a bit less doughy for my taste bud preference. My friend really liked the pierogis with meat, although I am not sure what kind of meat was used. This is a really quaint eatery! I think if you have not tried Polish food, then this is the place to go. I will say it was a bit pricey? Almost $16 for five pierogis (albeit they were large and filling) and a side of salad. Overall, I would probably rate this place a 4.5/5 stars if I could.

Great service, good food and coffee and wonderful atmosphere. Thank you all for making me feel…read morecomfortable and making me feel I belong. It's like stepping into a little bistro in Italy.

Fresh baked focaccia, thin-cut manchego, peppery arugula, delicious sauces, a hint of guava paste,…read moreand that perfect tomato tanginess... this sandwich was an instant I'm-coming-back-for-this moment And the fact that it comes with a handful of chips instead of fries? Exactly how I like my sandwiches served This cute authentic café/store in Halcyon is serving some seriously flavorful paninis that make the perfect lunch spot. Pair them with one of their flavored sodas, grab a seat outdoors, and you've got yourself the sweetest little lunch date Already planning my next visit for the pastas and desserts because they looked too good to skip. If you haven't tried this hidden gem at Halcyon yet... you're definitely missing out

Guys, you are the absolute best! Your Napoleon cake is absolutely delicious, and I could seriously…read moreeat your syrniki every single day. Highly recommend!"

This is a specialty grocery store that carries European products. They focus on dry and packaged…read morefoods although there is a refrigerated section that carries dairy products and a fairly large meat and cheese selection. There is a large selection of European chocolates and ice cream. I was happy to find Dadu ice cream cones there as well as homeopathic European remedies. It appears that staff speak limited English so it was hard for me to get answers to questions about specific products. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall and clean restrooms.

Brought some of these sweet and legit Palestinian kunafas over for an afternoon blood sugar-spiking…read morefor the colleagues and they were instant hit. Rich chocolate with choke fulls of pistachios, hella crispy kadayıf that generate curiosities from other dept. cubicles (bring ya plates). Strong Turkish coffee that foretells you how the day will go, provided on the house on a missed order registry, was another gesture itself verifying the welcomes you'd receive from the most courageous people on this planet. Sipping on it and sitting on their beautiful benches on a hot, dry day, daydreams you into how it would feel in their lands they will retrieve soon. Blows its competition in Johns Creek bloody hungry for moolahs by 27K sq km. Good job, habaibi -

I finally checked out Wowbooza during my several visits around this location. It's one of those…read moreplaces that feels like dessert with a personality. The big draw here is their booza (a stretchy Turkish/Middle-Eastern ice cream), and it really does live up to the hype - chewy, creamy, and not overly sweet, which makes it dangerously easy to keep going back for another bite. We have tried the Kunafa with ice cream, and that combo of warm, crispy pastry and cold, silky booza is honestly the star of the show. Kunafa for those who don't know is shredded phyllo dough which is layered with cheese and baked to give it that crispy texture yet having the stretchy pull from the cheese. The combination of this savory Kunafa with the booza really makes it a delectable combo. The Turkish + Dubai chocolate Kunafa (half and half) has been my favorite but they have a few options to try. They also server Dubai chocolate and strawberry cups, which seem to be extremely popular too. We've tried their chai (tea) and Turkish coffee and all I can say is that I am hooked. The vibe is lively and a little crowded at peak times, but in a good way - it feels like everyone is there for the same sugar fix. Staff was friendly and happy to explain the menu, which helps if you're new to these kinds of desserts. Service can vary depending on how busy it is, but overall it's worth the stop. If you go in expecting something different from your usual ice cream shop, you'll probably leave impressed (and slightly obsessed with that stretchy texture).

What a wonderful little cheese shop that also sources a selection of local Georgian treats…read more There was an upcoming virtual event that I couldn't make but had called to get more details. I spoke with Mary on the phone. She was very friendly, high energy and helpful. She happened to note the shop hours for the next day during our conversation. Since I had some free time, I decided to frive out there the next day. I had the pleasant experience of meeting Mary (and her curious pooch) in person and she was every bit of the fantastic person that I spoke to the day before. I was the only customer at the time so I was privy to a brief personal tour. I received information on the various products, who made them, where they were made, etc. There was a lot of good choices in the small shop. After much debate I decide on the following items: 1. Goodson Cinnamon Sugar Pecans- delicious light pecan crunch packing a cinnamon punch. My cousin and I devoured this treat in minutes. I should have bought at least 2 bags. 2. Goodson Dark Chocolate Covered Pecans - again with the light pecan crunch. I love dark chocolate - this chocolate was not bitter or too sweet. I really enjoyed these. I wish that I had bought many bags. 3. Spottes Trotter's Spanish Salchichon - I rarely eat salami so this was a risky choice for me. It was surprisingly flavorful and not salty. Again, I opened these to share with family just in case I couldn't eat them - they were devoured. I know that they were bought with the idea of cheese pairing but I put mine in the midst of a cream cheese bagel and loved it. My only regret is probably not buying more. 4. Beehive Cheese Barely Buzzed - This cheese is rubbed with expresso and lavender. I was intrigued. It was recommended for coffee lovers and pairing with berries. Who can resist trying an award winning cheese? At my first coffee opportunity, I sampled a few slices. Delicious. Reminds me of aged cheddar with a subtle flavor...I don't know it came across as basil. Lol. I can't wait to try it with fresh berries. The final selections haven't been tried as of this writing: 5. Thomasville Tomme Raw Cows Milk Cheese. 6. Kenny's Farmhouse Gouda I've always enjoy a good raw milk cheese and a good gouda. I'm looking forward to making something delicious with them. Thus far, my only regret is buying only 1 of each of my choices. I do hope to visit again post covid to enjoy a full in person experience at a tasting/hosted event.

Before I tell you about the charcuterie Mary made for me, I have to tell you what a sweet lady she…read moreis. A real delight to work with her -- and with a name like Cheese & Mary, you have to appreciate her wit and humor. My first time trying a charcuterie here was getting in on a Valentine's special that we enjoyed as part of our anniversary celebration. It was artfully arranged and contained a mixture of sweet, savory, and hearty bites. Some of the things on the plate, I thought, this is an odd pairing, but when I ate it together, it was really good! She knows what she's doing. I'm a little sad the shop is going to close because it's really charming, but I'm okay with it since she's going to be running a virtual store and taking orders still.

I am a former brick-and-mortar customer, and I miss the experience of the store terribly! The…read morewarmth & effervescence this company gave to customers in-person is an inspiration. I live out of state now but found myself buying Georgia Honey Farm honey online even with all the wonderful beekeeping up here in New England. Gallberry is still my absolute favorite, and it's a Southern thing. Guess you can take the girl out of GA, but you can't take GA out of the girl. I bought a bunch of Gallberry 2 ouncers to give a piece of home to new friends. This company is a blessing and is now a source of nostalgia for me.

I absolutely love Georgia Honey Farm's products. My favorite is their Wildflower honey. I…read morerecently had a product question, and submitted it. The owner Alex took the time to reply to me personally, and within 15 minutes. That is incredible customer service. This company really is great.

A wonderful place for families and friends who appreciate fresh, high-quality meat and excellent…read moreservice. The market is clean, well-maintained, and offers a great selection of fresh products. The staff is friendly and helpful, and you can shop with confidence knowing that cleanliness and quality are taken seriously. Highly recommended for anyone looking for fresh, hygienic, and reasonably priced meat. A great neighborhood market for family and friends!

This a middle eastern grocery store and also sells Halal meats, fresh goat, lamb, chicken and beef…read more They have a small kitchen in in the back where they prepare fresh kababs, sandwiches and drinks, the service is great if you want your middle eastern fix this is the place. It is very casual atmosphere and they give all their customers free arabian coffee. I bought some fresh meat and also got their kabab platter.