I stopped by Hansel & Gretel Bakery Cafe while attending a work conference in Atlanta and was…read morereally impressed. They have a huge selection of baked goods, pastries, and desserts, with plenty of unique options to choose from. Be sure to go earlier in the day if you can, as many of the most popular items sell out quickly. The café has a trendy, modern atmosphere that makes it a great place to relax with a coffee or specialty drink. The coffee and beverages were excellent and paired perfectly with the pastries. Overall, it's a great spot to visit if you're in Atlanta and looking for high-quality baked goods and a good cup of coffee.

Hair in the food, be careful. They make the place look nice and charge an absurd amount for each…read moreitem but then I found a hair in the sleeping teddy dessert. Gross. They refunded ONLY that item but charged me for the $5.00 macaroon + tip I left. You prepared and sold food with human hair in it - you should have refunded the entire order as a gesture and in order to avoid this review. Not even an apology for the poor service. Do better next time, especially in how you prepare the food. I'll never feel comfortable consuming food from this establishment.

Coffee area is really small but they do have alot of seating elsewhere in the building. Service was…read morefast I didn't wait very long for my order. My brown sugar latte was really good but the star of the show was the crème brulee croissant 10/10 was soooo good. Parking can be tricky if nothing is available in front of the building but there is a parking garage.

Matcha with blueberry cold foam was delicious. I don't usually like matcha drinks because it can…read moresmell and taste fishy but this was so great. Matcha croissant was good as well. My son ordered the onion feta croissant and apple pie latte and he enjoyed both.

This shop is right off a busy road expect to drive around to find parking if their small lot is…read morefull . There's parking on a. Side street beside it and on the main road that's parallel. They have a roaster in the back of their building so lots of in house coffee beans to buy. They also have a merch shop in the sitting area baked goods available as well. I got a dirty chai with their vanilla bourbon syrup iced it was pretty good. If I'm in the area walking again, I probably will stop by. It's a cute area to sit at too, so it'll be a great place to hang out and have a business meeting or just a catch up with a friend.

TL;DR: If you like dark roast, this is your place. If not, skip it…read more One thing about the ambiance: reviews are mentioning how cute and hipster this spot is, but practically all of the ambiance in the cafe can be seen in the photos I've attached. There's a record player, and one shelf of coffee beans that the cafe is selling. It's hard to know what the vibe is because the space is just so sparse, with even the "chrome yellow" shade in the name of the cafe nowhere to be seen. There are plenty of folks who come here to work, but I wouldn't recommend working here because the wifi is given out via temporary codes with a 2hr time limit (photo attached) and the tables are on the small side. Reviews tend to mention the quality of the drinks, and the drinks are good... but not my preference. The matcha leans on the sweet side, and the coffee tends to taste like a very dark roast. In terms of food, the only food is overnight oats with dried berries that comes out to almost $10. Overall, would not recommend unless you're a coffee connoisseur looking to try different roasts around the city.

Little Tart Bakeshop is one of those spots that instantly wins you over. The smell of fresh…read morepastries and coffee hits you as soon as you walk in, and everything in the case looks amazing. The croissants are perfectly flaky and buttery, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality and thoughtfully used. The vibe is cozy and very "Atlanta" -- relaxed, a little trendy, and a great place to meet a friend or grab a quick coffee. Service is always friendly and efficient even when it's busy. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area... just be prepared to leave with more pastries than you planned.

Everyone kept recommending this cafe in Atlanta, so I finally came by. Little Tart Bakeshop is a…read morecozy spot that's great for studying since they have water out and free wifi. The vibe is warm and simple, like a true neighborhood bakery. People always hype their caramel latte, so I had to try it. It's really unique and definitely something only they make this way. Salty's salted caramel latte is still my number one, but this comes in at a solid number two. The oatmeal cookie might be the best one I've ever had. The shop is a quaint bakery with a few seats and a mix of pastries, sandwiches, and coffee.

Land of a thousand hills coffee is such a cute coffee shop to garb a drink on the go or to sit and…read moreget some work done. I love the atmosphere, it gives a bit of a boho vibe. The first time I visited they had a private event on the patio. I was nosey and decided to peak at the event. It turns out it was a free Pilates class and the instructor invited me to participate. Talk about first impression?! The coffee is really good in my opinion. The most recent time I ordered the peach cobbler latte which is served ice. It was really delicious!

What a cute place! Yes they validate parking. Seems like a lot of students study here but it's very…read morenice. Tall ceilings and the girls who worked there were so sweet! I got a dirty chai and it was pretty perfect! Got the caffeine and the slight spice. I'm glad I chose that. I would love to book a room and co work there. Seems like a vibrant and cool place to be! Ohhhh and get the croissant donut warmed...you're welcome!

Dancing Goats is an essential coffee shop in Atlanta for a good reason. They always have very fun…read moreseasonal drink options. We went for St. Patrick's Day and they upped their game this time with green whipped cream. Their creativity does not cause a drop off in quality of coffee though. They use great beans and I have never had a bad drink here. On top of their good coffee, their pastries are also excellent. We got the raspberry danish and they heated it up for us. The croissant part was so buttery, flaky, and crisp. The filling was also an excellent flavor. Since they don't bake in house, I was surprised by the quality of this pastry. I love the areas they have to sit around the shop too. They have created unique sections with different vibes which makes it enjoyable to come here and work for a little bit while enjoying your treats.

This place is located across the street from the Marta train station. There is customer parking on…read morethe side of the building but I'm not sure if they validate it. Staff are always so lovely and greet you when you come in. It's like the perfect local coffee shop! It's small but mighty. They have a decent selection of coffee snd espresso but also a great selection of pastries and cookies - my favorite! I got the spinach and cheddar quiche. It was kinda sweet but delish. Will be back!

Came here recently with a small group and had an okay time. My friends got the spicy curry ramen…read moreand said it was not spicy at all and didn't have as strong of a curry taste as they would like. The katsu don bowls took a long time to come out (around 30 mins!) while our friends were already served their ramen. The katsu don was good, very filling but definitely not the best I've had. On the bright side, they gave us free strawberry pastries for the long wait which were tasty. We were the only group in there, and the TV was playing loud Kpop music videos that interrupted conversation. Overall: mid food, long wait for katsu don, eerily not crowded, and loud music inside. Wouldn't come back or recommend.

Within, Momonoki there are two operations, the actual restaurant itself, and then Café Momo. I will…read morebe reviewing my experience at Café Momo. I went on a Friday morning, and the restaurant was moderately busy there were spaces open, however, it was still active, and there were a few full tables and people having conversations. They had anime and various other things playing on the televisions throughout. I went in for simply a pastry and specifically to try out the apple pie Matcha. I will say it did not disappoint. One thing I always love when I'm getting a Matcha is stellar presentation and it met that. With the piping of the cinnamon cold cold foam, to the apple crisp and caramel on top, it looked beautiful, and I was happy to enjoy it! This had a great balance between the whole milk, and the amount of Matcha you can see it is a nice dark green color It also wasn't too sweet, and I felt I was getting apple pie from the drink through the hint of spices in there, along with the garnish. I was able to secure a table against the wall for two by myself to take a quick snapshot of my tray and try out my drink before leaving. I also got a caramelized onion croissant with Gruyère cheese. These were both strong flavors, that worked well together. I do wish I could've gotten heated, but maybe that's something you have to do upon request. Overall, I can't wait to go back and try some of the other items, and dine at the restaurant in the future, looking forward to the next seasonal drink! ** be sure to park in the lot next-door, to have it validated inside!**

What a gorgeoussss coffe shop!! I have seen Daydreamer all over social media and after reading the…read morereviews on Yelp, I thought it would be a great place to spend a morning working. I circled the block before I found street parking about a block away from the coffee shop. Because it was a weekday morning, I wasn't surprised that the streets were busy and parking didn't end up costing too much. After a brief walk, I approached the building and first impressions were fantastic. Daydreamer is connected to an apartment building and the aesthetics are on point. Like, this place is gorgeous! There was way more seating than I expected, inside of the cafe, outside on the terrace, and inside of the attached leasing office. There were a number of tables, booths and even comfy couches to lounge on. Electrical outlets weren't plentiful, but I eventually snagged a booth that had a plug. Yay! There seemed to only be one menu at the front and it said 'please don't take', lol. So I stayed very close to the register as I read the menu, but I'm hoping they just ran out or my 4-eyed self missed the larger menu on display. I decided to go with the sugar graham hot latte w/ oatmilk and one of their pastries. The employee behind the counter was really patient and so kind to every customer, he was running that counter like the navy. 5-stars for him! I see why this place is such a hit among other Yelpers. I'll be back to enjoy the great coffee and good vibes!

Wow! I've been trying to stop by Daydreamer since they opened last August and I finally had the…read morechance. I just have to say a HUGE shoutout to our Barista, Sarah! She was phenomenal! She was so friendly and also gave great suggestions from their menu. She was the only person working because we came in the middle of the day. There were a decent amount of customers but the service was quick and efficient. I have to give her her flowers, she was the icing on top of a great experience. This has got to be one of the most aesthetically pleasing coffee shops I have ever seen. In addition to the gorgeous midcentury modern decor, there is a ton of seating available. I believe the coffee shop is attached to the apartment building, so the theme runs between both large seating areas. It was so cool! My matcha was delicious! I ended up going with the Morning Matcha (Lavender and White Chocolate, I added oat milk) and it did not disappoint! The prices were on par with other coffeehouses in the midtown ATL area. I did not have a chance to try the pastries but hopefully next time! Overall, this was a great experience! I look forward to visiting soon. Parking can be difficult in midtown so be mindful of that when visiting. Definitely a great place to study and get some work done if needed. Happy Eating!!