Please clean the windows!! It is ridiculous how dirty the windows are!! The whole cafe is windowed and it is incredible how they never clean the windows. I can't say much about the pastries because they vary day to day or time to time. They also should use buzzer or something rather than screaming at the customers when the drinks are ready. How do you know when your drinks are ready if he just screams "coffee"! I know it's a popular place but PLEASE DO CLEAN UP!! read more

I'm hesitant to give this place a 4. It lives as 3.5 in my heart but honestly I'm pretty biased because I do love this chain in South Korea. This PB is the second PB in Georgia (following a third location set to open in Dunwoody later this year!) and it's also the biggest location. Considering how big the brand is in Korea, when they first opened, I always get excited. The thing that I like about PB is that their breads and cakes are made fresh in house. I believe the dough is pre-made and shipped from the headquarters, but PB is known to have amazing bread. Their bread does taste good, but over the last few years, the selection has gradually decreased. There was COVID and also the bread was pretty pricy as it has a brand value, causing locals to find other bakeries for their baked goods. I do really enjoy their loaf bread, cakes as well as their Korean donuts, so sometimes I do go to purchase those. Unfortunately, considering the size of the cafe, their drink selection is very limited.. and it is frankly not that good. Their coffee is honestly not good at all; the only good drinks are the iced velvet tea. I also tried the matcha latte; it wasn't bad but just alright. Hence it's more of a 3.5 star review but because I am biased, I give Paris Baguette Duluth a 4. read more

Paris Baguette - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Tasty cakes, service is ok they stay behind the counter. I didn't like that they weren't refilling the silverware and napkins and emptying the trashcans. The ambiance is relaxed. read more

I went and buy a birthday cake for my daughter birthday. I just asked them to write a happy birthday on the cake, and the Lady told me that I have to call a day in advance. I explained to them that today is my daughter birthday. I asked them politely just to do us a favor, but the Lady answer me with heartless answer "NO" this is a store policy. I asked to speak to a Manager, she said the Manager is not here. I asked can I speak to the person in charge, she said no one in charge here . I understand this is the store policy, but on February, I bought a cake here for my Mom birthday and called them a day in-advance and they told me just come before 2:00pm and no need to call in-advance. Today, they change policy without notice, and I only asked just for my little girl a favor and the answer is heartless. I end up to go to a Sweet Hut and they are more than happy to do it for me. I will never come back to this store any more........ read more

This is a chain and I've visited locations in Duluth and Doraville. They have croissants and different types of Danish etc.,, danish with sweet potato or green pea fillings, little cake or tart deserts as well as delicious breads. Nice fresh sandwich as well. My favorite place to go get Cakes. My favorite is blueberry cake and Cheesecake, Cream Cheese Pastry & Green tea cake. I do not recommend drinks here, unless simple coffee. And I do have to say they're a pricey. Enjoy.. read more

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For all my coffee/bakery store campers this is one of the best places to get some work done while enjoying an array of sweet and savory treats in an open modern styled bakery/cafe. Overall experience GREAT Outside: There is ample parking and the place is easy to locate. Inside: Spacious setup with individual and group seating options available. The Yummy Goodies: The pastries are delightful and some are individually packed with a description and calorie count for those keeping count. read more

Still one of the largest and prettiest cafes in the area; however, a group of girlfriends and I were disappointed on our last visit. We went last week on a week night well before they closed for some desserts and coffee. I arrived about an 1 hr and 45 minutes before they were closing. Noticed that most of their pastries were sold out along with a number of single sliced cakes/desserts. Their cakes are really good here by the way. The drinks are hit or miss and tends to hug the sweeter side. The employees could use a refresher customer service and closing procedures training. One of our friends came in a little later than us and when she was placing her order at the counter she was asked if it's for here or to go. She said it was for here and the person taking her order proceeded to tell her that they were closing soon... On top of that while we were hanging out there in the evening/night some of the workers started cleaning up (brooding and putting up some of the chairs on top of the tables) in the dining area. Thought that was a bit tacky and disruptive to start their closing procedures way before they were closed. Then when it came to be 10 pm or close to that they turned off the lights in the cafe. Not joking. We took that cue that it was time to leave. Who wouldn't? Lol. As soon as we walked out they promptly locked the front doors. Not joking again. Times like this I really wish the owners or a manager was there... someone that's invested in the business and would operate in a better business manner. I doubt the owners know their employees are cleaning up while it's still business hours as well as abruptly closing up near or right at 10 pm (weeknights) Although I was impressed with their cleaning procedures, it was not a memorable cafe or a good customer experience. Hope they don't continue their cleaning process/closing time tasks before they are actually closed. If not, perhaps they should change their operating hours to 30 min-1 hour earlier. I wonder if the other Paris Baguette locations do the same thing. read more

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Amazing how they transformed the Talbots Outlet into something so much more inviting and delicious :) I like that their space is more open compared to their Buford Hwy cafe, esp. the seating area and more conducive for larger group meetups. As the other reviews mention, the selection may be better on the weekends. And they are made fresh - you can see them making the pastries behind the display cases. I love just window shopping their desserts -- they're almost too beautiful to eat but those feelings don't last long, lol. A couple recent favorites are the sweet potato pastries that are long and kinda twisty, and the croissant with fresh strawberries & cream. I'v always been a fan of their Velvet Almond Iced Tea too. I haven't tried it yet but my friend said they're famous for their Blueberry Chiffon Cake which usu. runs out fast. FYI located across the street from the QT gas station. read more

Love this place! Came in and Andrea (I hope I got that right) was such a doll and so helpful!

My new go-to bakery in Duluth - not sure if this is a good comparison but I choose this place over Sweet Hut. Anyways all the pastries are so yummy and well made. I buy the roll cakes to take for dinner parties all the time and everyone always enjoy them. This is a nice spot for enjoying desserts in the afternoon snack time. read more

Paris Baguette - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

This place is a hit or miss especially depending on the location. Sometimes the bakery items are so fresh and delicious other times disappointing especially the cake selection. The coffee choices and quality is good. A good neighborhood chain. read more

I'm actually sitting here right now "working from home". This is probably the biggest Korean bakery/cafe I've ever been to. There is ample seating (high seats with stools and cute circle tables and comfortable seats along the windows and plenty of tables and chairs in the middle. This is carb heaven. They have so many options for bakery items and drinks. The cake display is calling out to me, but I must resist, as I know I can finish it in one day. I'm enjoying a delicious large chai latte (~$5), which isn't really large, but it will do. It's a perfect location for getting out and meeting with friends or flying solo, doing some work on a laptop. :) read more

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We were staying in Paris bakery to get away from your parents. It was a good choice, for sure. The Paris Bakery chain has good service and excellent high standards for pastries. The milk teas are pretty good and that's what I got on my most recent trip to this location. I've been to another good location down on Buford Highway and both of them are enjoyable and have decent prices. read more

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Paris Baguette is a chain so they're kind of everywhere, but they're pretty consistent. Their pastries are a bit expensive, but I think it's good for a once in a while treat! Over the years, I've tried a lot of different pastries from Paris Baguette but for this one location specifically, I've only had their mini croissants and their cakes. My favorite is their Mocha Cake! I love coffee flavored pastries so this one really hits home for me. When we pre-ordered one for Mother's Day, they even gave us a rose when we picked it up. So sweet of them! Overall, it's a pretty good bakery that's a tad overpriced. The atmosphere is nice. Like most Paris Baguettes, they're a really open space with tons of room. It's clean and has plenty of space for social distancing during COVID! read more

Pretty aesthetic, comfortable atmosphere, has good assortments even though on the costly side. I enjoyed my afternoon visit but couldn't help notice the messy pastry and bread glass doors and the trash can was also overflowing. Update response: I'm not upset and frustrated about the visit all I'm stating is the facility could be kept tidier. Being that there was downtime when I visited, a person could take out the the trash so that's it not a mountain and another could clean the glass pastry doors. I hope these suggestions help to bring their score higher than an 85. you got this read more

I am always looking for a good pastry and bakery shop. There are not many around. I have had a terrible experience with Mozzart bakery shop and I have stayed away from it. This Paris Baguette is not any better. I bought an 8" Mocha cake for almost $50 and it wasn't worth a damn. It was a total rip off. When I picked up the box , I felt it was so light and I thought what did they put in it that was worth $50? It was a tasteless light and puffy pastry with no flavor with some lightly flavored butter in between and on too. The cake was also poorly designed and decorated. A $15 cale at Costco could have been more satisfying. Almost eveybody in our party took a bite and left the rest on their plate. I am going to stay away from this pastry shop as well and I think you should too until they get their act together. read more

I walk into bread heaven. Everything look so good. I bought a box and love all my selections for the day. Love love love this place. Thank god my office is down the street from this bakery. All the sugar level is not too sweet. This is something you have to try to know. All I know is, I'M IN LOVE WITH THIS PLACE. read more

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So I came to this place being really skeptical. I seen it's like most pastry joints that's popped up around here. But upon checking it out I see it's a well established business. So it's standards are up there in quality. Going for 70 years it has to be really good and it is. A bit more open floored and brighter then Hansel and Gretel. This place is has so much more to choose from. Not as much on the drink menu but still plenty to choose from. Like a child in a candy store you can end up with bigger eyes than your stomach. A must check out on your food list. read more

Paris Baguette - the interior of a restaurant - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

expensive but good - not a good place to study though. they also don't serve bingsu after 8 pm :(

Beautiful space! I'm glad they opened another location and bigger one at that. It's very open and has plenty of seating. Great place for working or hanging out, but I've never stayed long enough to sit. I usually take my treats to go. I've tried a few of their pastries and coffee. My go to is usually a macaron and a cappuccino. I get the macaron for the large size more than the actual flavor. Most of the pastries I tried I really enjoyed. The coffee is decent, too. The few times I've been, I've received good and timely service. Again, I'm in and out in a few minutes. Nothing good or bad that stood out. Parking is plentiful. read more

In South Korea, Paris Baguette is in every town as a reminder that you can find delicious pastries and flaky croissants, even in Gyeongju. In midtown Manhattan, there is a PB around every corner. Thankfully, Atlanta has also been able to adopt the South Korean chain into their diverse portfolio of restaurants. The original location on Buford Highway was a stretch, so everyone in the Duluth Koreatown area is grateful to have PB now at an arm's reach. Paris Baguette is known for their attention to detail, and strict quality guidelines. Their flavors, while still catering to the Korean palette, are more influenced by European tastes. Where not everything is sweet, and real butter is used as opposed to margarine. Here, you can buy a true croissant or baguette and not even know that the chain originates from East Asia. PB's design aesthetic and branding is also top notch, always hailing a clean palette or white and cobalt blue. You will notice as soon as you enter their locations the cleanliness, special interior design, and product design. Their cakes are beautiful and their packaging inspires you to buy more. Marketing all things European, even down to PB chocolate bars for sale imported from Belgium. This location is almost as large as the Flushing location, wrapping around the corner lot of a strip mall near the parking lot of Gwinnett Place Mall off of Satellite Blvd. They open at 8:00AM, just in time for some awesome breakfast and loading up on carbs to take home for the day or week. I visit PB for all of the below, not even kidding: - Thick sliced breads- specifically their loafs of butter bread and their loaf of sweet potato bread (go-gu-ma). - Croissants - plain, garlic, fruity, chocolate--- all are great - Curry Pan- soft rolls stuffed with curry - Savory items- there is always something new. Some form of sausage bread or sliced egg on toast covered in cheese is what I go for. - Rice Flour Donuts- balls of chewy goodness, coated in cinnamon and sugar, sometimes filled with cream cheese. - Teas and coffees- their most popular being their Americano, but my favorite drink here is their iced Almond Silk Tea (black sweet tea with a cream top). Before my jealously overwhelms me, let me just note that their franchise information is notes on their website, as we desperately need a Paris Baguette in the Tampa Bay area. Wave to their pastry chefs behind the glass wall and give them a thumbs up. read more

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I love this location! There is so much more space than the Buford Highway spot! This is a great place to catch up with a friend, grab a snack, or get some work done. On my most recent visit, I had a paper to write. I needed a spot that had plenty of seats (I don't want to hog space if it is limited) and lots of caffeine to help keep me motivated. This place fit the bill. It's easy to get to with plenty of parking. When I walked in, there were several tables occupied, but lots were available, too. Today, I had one of my favorites - the almond velvet iced tea. It really is a special drink - I absolutely love it. I also tried to the taro bubble tea. It was good, but not my favorite. I'll be sticking with the velvet tea going forward, In fact, I want to try the orange velvet tea, but the almond is so good, I never want to stray from it. All of the pastries are fantastic. I have never had a bad one. Today, I had the blueberry mini-pastry. I am also a HUGE fan of the royal pudding. For working, I think it is a pretty good space. If you are bothered by noise, you will definitely want to take headphones. It gets a bit noisy. I only saw two outlets and both are near two-top tables along the front windows, so come fully charged. read more

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Paris Baguette opened its second Southeast location in Duluth, Atlanta's Koreatown, in July 2016. In size, it's significantly bigger than Georgia's first Paris Baguette which opened on Buford Highway in Doraville in January 2014. For those that don't know, Paris Baguette is a French-themed bakery-cafe chain with thousands of locations in South Korea and hundreds abroad including many in the US. I love the clean and modern look of this brand. Its stores are bright and shiny and the workers wear neat French baker-inspired uniforms with pinstriped aprons and standard-issue berets. This location in Duluth looks fantastic. The inside is one large, open, and almost cavernous space with plenty of seating, making it a great place for group meetups. There's a variety of seating options from cute and intimate two-top tables with cushioned button chairs to a sizable wooden communal table with matching bench seating. The floors are tile or polished concrete. Big exterior windows allow lots of natural light in while several interior windows show off the kitchen and bakery in the back. Most of what Paris Baguette sells is made in-house, though I believe some items are shipped from a distributor. Examples of these may include the prepackaged stuff you see on the tables such as truffle gift boxes, cookie canisters, fruit jam, and individual bagged portions of cheesecake. That's not to say they're bad, but just something to note. Like other Asian bakery-cafes, Paris Baguette has a self-serve system for obtaining pastries. You get a tray, line it with paper, and use tongs to grab what you want. If you're getting your pastries to go, the staff will box and bag up your items at checkout. The self-serve display cases have all sorts of fresh-baked breads and pastries like baguettes (various), croissants, loaves of bread (various types like milk, multigrain, and raisin bread), donuts, buns, muffins, and croquettes. One of Paris Baguette's most popular pastries is the croissant donut (cronut). If you get one thing here, it should be the cronut. They have different kinds and they're delicious (though heavy). There are also savory items like the sausage stick bread which is similar to a glorified corn dog. The refrigerated display cases contain sweet treats such as flan and individual servings of pudding (e.g. mango and royal flavors at $3.95 per individual serving), three-packs of macarons (raspberry, blueberry, and coconut for $4.25), cheese souffle cake ($2.25 for a single serving), red velvet cupcakes ($4.25 each), and rose grand macarons ($2.75 each). A lot of these concoctions are sold in adorable packaging with snap-shut bubble-top lids. Paris Baguette's cakes are popular and ideal for special occasions. Examples of cakes and pricing from a recent visit: * Mango Coconut Cake - $33 * Cappuccino Cake - $28 * Romance Cake - $26 * Mini Sponge Cake - $26 * Strawberry Fresh Cream Cake - $34 * Cheese Cake - $34 * Mocha Cake - $32 * Green Tea Blueberry Cake - $34 * Chocolate Strawberry Cake - $34 * Green Tea Chiffon - $36 * Blueberry Chiffon - $36 * Chocolate Chiffon - $36 The cakes look and taste terrific. They're like works of art with a fine attention to detail. For example, the Cappuccino Cake has a faux chocolate handle and the Mocha Cake is topped with what looks like ruins of various cookies. I've ordered or had cake from both Georgia locations of Paris Baguette and the cakes consistently look and taste good. From this location, I've had Green Tea Blueberry Cake, which I recommend. The cafe also sells packaged grab-and-go sandwiches. They're made fresh daily and include sandwiches such as a spicy Crab Salad Sandwich (made with imitation crab and wasabi, $6.50), a Crunch Sandwich (made with coconut crunch bread and ham, $5.95), a Caesar Chicken Baguette Sandwich and a Tuna Baguette Sandwich. Both baguette sandwiches are relatively new additions. They're $6.95 each and can be toasted by the staff. Beverage-wise, Paris Baguette offers a nice variety of espresso-based coffee drinks and different types of coffee brews as well as teas, frappes, smoothies, and seasonal selections like Peppermint Mocha, Peppermint Hot Chocolate, and Pumpkin Spice Latte. Most drinks come in 16 or 20 ounce sizes, hot or iced, and cost about $4-6 each. I recommend one of the Velvet Iced Teas, either the Almond or Orange. Both are quite smooth, tasty, and refreshing. I've also had the Green Tea Frappe (made with soy milk) at this location and enjoyed it. Service is fine. Store hours are Sunday-Thursday, 8am-10pm, and Friday-Saturday, 8am-11pm. It's better to visit during the daytime. At night, most of the day's stock has been sold and won't be refilled until the following day. During one trip after 9pm, remaining pastries had been relegated, unlabeled, to one corner of the display case. I picked up what I thought was a donut, but it turned out to be a curry croquette ($2.75). The store had also run out of forks. How does that happen? read more

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Surprised I didn't already reviewed this place. It's one of the spots that is quickly becoming a popular hang out place to study, chit chat, and just relax. They are ideal for drinks, cakes, and other pastries. The interior is spacious and large. The open space design gives it a very free and welcoming atmosphere. You'll definitely have plenty of options when it comes to seating here. Their velvet teas are what many people consider their signature items but their menu is plentiful when it comes to what you are craving. Be sure to take your time and check out all the options. Overall, it's a great spot for some R&R while enjoying some delicious drinks or pastries. read more

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Whoa, this place is huge! Nice, open seating area, clean and white throughout - very modern and chic! I am a regular patron of the Doraville location but after eating dinner in the area, my girlfriend and I decided to patron this location. Immediately I noticed the contrast: for one, this location is double (maybe triple??) the size of the intimate Doraville location. At 9pm on a Saturday, it was still very busy with many patrons at their tables. Another thing I immediately noticed and loved about this location is their display cases -- all the pastries are encased and not exposed to air and germs. A++ for this one. The layout of the cafe is not intuitive. Once walking in, go past the middle of the dining room to reach the far back counter of the display case. From there, grab a tray and tongs if you're purchasing a self-serve pastry, or continue walking to their cooler of refrigerated cakes. Next stop is the register where you'll order your drinks and pay for your treats and after that is the pickup area. Scattered throughout are tables of random items you may also purchase, such as a Paris Baguette insulated tumbler, or different baked pastries. I'm sure this layout helps with the flow of traffic and keeps everyone in line when they get busy, but the cafeteria line style of service is not my preference. My girlfriend and I tried a variety of treats: a condensed milk toast, cheesecake, and the usual Very Berry Cake. I accompanied my treats with my favorite PB drink, the Orange Velvet Iced Tea. The treats were delicious! Even so late at night, everything seemed fresh satisfied our sweets cravings. The staff was also very friendly, telling us not to rush our experience even though they were closing soon. Will definitely add this spot to my list to patron next time I'm in the area! read more

This is a solid bakery. Everything here is delicious and the staff is courteous and quick. I feel safe buying from them knowing that a high standard of quality is being maintained. From here to NYC, Paris Baguette is a sure winner. Get the soufflé cheesecake, their tarts, a rainbow cake for a birthday or have any of their croissants and take home a loaf of milk bread. Worth it. Don't take my word for it though go get some. read more

This place is massive. The high ceiling just adds to the dramatic feel when you walk in. When I visited around 6 pm on a Friday, it was rather empty. The shelves were not quite full, but there were enough tidbits for me to choose from; mini croissant with strawberries and cream, almond croissant and a small packaged sweet potato cheesecake. Be ready to through down some change for these Korean French pastries. Hey YOLO. read more

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Came here for Christmas cake and Paris baguette didn't disappoint. We got the chocolate cake house and it was super cute. The lady fingers were crispy and light but unfortunately the cream was very mediocre and the cake itself was a little too light and fluffy. The chocolate decorations were also not very good despite being edible. Nonetheless grateful that this place is open 24/7 even on holidays. read more

Paris Baguette - Chocolate cake - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Paris baguette always my go to spot when I crave for some croissants. They serve many variety of French style bakeries in here. Even their staff's uniform is French baker theme. Today I got my usual: - chocolate croissant - garlic and sausage pastry - castella - soft cream red bean brioche - balsamella croque monsieur Chocolate croissant is excellent as always. Skin is crispy and flaky with right amount of chocolate filling. The sausage pastry thing is good also, instead of regular bread they use croissant type of pastry. The castella is spongy and not over sweet. Soft cream red bean brioche on the other hand I found it a bit too sweet for me. Been to many of Paris baguette location both in LA and ATL. By far this location I think has the biggest venue. High ceiling with lot of table seatings. Big windows hence it feels spacious and bright inside. I've never try their drinks menu, I heard good and bad reviews on it. I am solely here for their pastries but I might try their drinks menu next time. Price wise I think it's a bit pricey. Everything range between $2.25 - $3 ish / pastry compare to other bakery cafe. Overall i would still recommended this place. Thanks. read more

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My heart is just so happy. Everything I love in one place. Impeccable pastries and incredible iced matcha lattes! read more

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Chain Korean bakery that always has delicious, cute cakes and pastries. You cannot sit inside due to COVID but you can always go early when they open and have all of the fresh goodies. They have cakes available for all celebrations and different drinks to order. read more

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Paris Baguette could be a bit better. I frequent this particular location. Firstly, the coffee is weak. If you are a bakery, then make strong coffee. Customer service is aloof to the point of being dismissive and rude. I find that a lot of the savory items here are unnecessarily accented with mayo. For someone like me who is hates mayo on anything, this is a bummer. I prefer to go to Sweet Hut for a fix. read more

I have love/hate relationships with Paris baguette, I think cause of the doraville location with drinks. BUT this one grew on me for CAKES. This post is for their CAKES ONLY because I am a cake person. i recommended you read other people review on drinks. I do love their unique cake options and to delightful. I recently had there blueberries yogurt cake and it was amazing because the blueberries mix so well with cake so well when you bite into it. I gotten 4 cakes from here and it amazing and never fail to impress by the taste. However i am not gonna try the drinks at paris baguette anytime soon. This 5 star is for CAKES only. read more

Paris Baguette - BLUEBERRIES YOGURT CHEESE CAKE - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Secret spot.. very chill, quiet, clean, spacious, bright.. I dig this place. Its spacious, airy, clean, classy and comfy. I love the super high ceilings, it does help a person relax. The tables are spaced apart generously so you can have your own space and just relax. I can imagine just sitting here and reading the newspaper with a cup of coffee. I picked up a blueberry chiffon cake and its a real pretty looking thing. I imagine it must taste great too. The cakes here are usually super light and the fresh cream is better than the greasy icing. I think this is a great spot on Monday AM... just you, your coffee and your paper.. read more

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This place is so amazing. I'm going back this weekend probably lol. I love Paris Baguette. It brings back so many memories of when I lived in Korea. This place was huge and it was the biggest Paris Baguette I have ever been to. Everyone was so kind and they had all types of pastries and desserts to eat. I can't wait to visit again. read more

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The only thing I like about this place is the fact that it's very spacious. But then again so is sweethut. The ambiance is nice and I do like the fact it is newer and brighter than sweet hut's interior. This place is overpriced beyond words though. I got the strawberry cream cake and it was $5.75, $6.10 after tax. One small slice of cake? Really? Just.. No. It's not _so_ amazing that the price is justified. And don't get me started about the customer service. The workers there never have a good attitude. One time we ordered two drinks and after waiting for a long time, we went up to ask about it and they said they "forgot"... Um...... Yeah ok. No. I really enjoyed going to the Buford hwy one so I was thrilled when they opened this Duluth location... But I'm probably not going to come here again. read more

Paris Baguette - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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This has become a go to for a besties date. Although I've been to multiple cafes with a smaller selection of pastries yet better quality, the Duluth location feels welcoming and puts up with our crazy. The coffee is delicious, and I love their new almond crème cold brew. They run out of the almond crème quickly, though read more

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So I can officially say I've been to all the major cafe's and bakeries of Asian Pleasant Hill Road. I am going to compare Paris Baguette vs. Mozart vs. White Windmill vs. Sweet Hut vs. Sweet Rice etc etc based on the following caterories: clientiele, bang for buck, quality of ingredients, staff/hospitality, and novelty of creations. Short summary: An upper scale Boutique bakery that serves Parisian like pastries minus the true Parisan Baguette that seeks to serve the Bougie group of people, staffed with friendly looking Eflian Manga looking staff, and pricy pastries that def get a A for winning aesthetics and creativity. Clientele: usually a more chic, bougie kind of crowd of people ranging from all girls fancy tea time to middle aged couples with children and def popular. It attracts a higher end crowd compared to the rest of the bakeries on Pleasanthill. And it is the best staffed and most busy out of all the places. People are more likely to buy and sit vs. Sweet Hut where a lot of people just sit. Quality: Ingredients are fancier and the goods are aesthetically more pleasing- this store put more time into making their goods look European and Paris like- now if only they had the REAL baguettes they had at Paul in Paris. Then they'd win. So that's why I gave them a 4/5. If you're gonna call yourself a Paris baguette, better get your REAL baguette and study your French foods on before calling yourself French, or you're doing La Madeleine or GA french bakery a disservice. Bang for Buck: Average. 3/5. Their birthday cakes can fetch 35$ and to be honest they are pretty and creative but there's nothing in them that suggests a price that high. Of course the crowd this place caters to, 35$ is probably ok. I imagine it's still kinda stale cake inside with lots of cream on top to look good since cream preserves the inside staleness longer- a trick I learned from people who work in all 5 bakeries. Breads are ok priced. you can get the pretty breads for about 3$ or4$ each and this stuff looks like it can keep you full for a few hours so not too bad. Staff/Hospitality: Generally friendly group of people- they have that delicate European manners that go along with the kind of bread they are going for. Not the messy highschooler in t shirt and messy hair kind of staff. Usually Elfian features Asian girls with Manga looking males as their main get up. Novelty of creations: A plus. The art and toppings on this stuff is pretty commendable; a little safe on the novelty of taste. This place didn't reinvent the wheel in terms of taste. White Windmill, Paris Baguette, Mozart all have similar European light buttery tastes with fruit tarts. But the art here on foods wins over the others. read more

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This location is so much more spacious than the Buford Hwy location! The interior is beautiful and clean. Lots of seating, including for big groups! This is my new study spot. Free wifi and a couple of plug ins on the outer window wall seating. On weekdays they aren't busy so this is a great spot to get homework done, especially since they don't really blast loud music. Don't let the prettiness fool you lol. I've decided I'm not so fond of their pasties. Very many pretty pastries lined up in glass box displays, it's easy to want to grab one of each! I saw the coffee cronut and knew I had to have one. I mean, being a coffee lover I didn't think I would be disappointed, right? Think of it as a croissant and a donut having a baby, then filled with coffee creme. Sounds good, huh lol. Anyways, I took one bite and had to quickly set it down on a stack of napkins - it was saturated in oil. I opted to drink my coffee and 20 mins later looked at the cronut and to my surprise, it had this hugeee oil ring around it! I checked to see how many folded napkins the oil seeped through and I counted 6. Sorry for being too descriptive, I've just never bit into a pastry full of oil before lol. Needless to say I chucked that thing in the trash. That was a waste of $4.25. I hear their shaved ice is really good here. I believe it, mainly because that's all I see ppl eating here! From the looks of it, it could feed 4-5 ppl easy. I'll be back! Not for the pastries, of course lol. read more

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I got the vanilla latte and tiramisu. The cafe looked really cool. Nice interior with lots of seating. I wouldn't study here because it's too loud. The tiramisu was good. Thanks vanilla latte tasted way too sweet at first then tasted a bit bitter. It's a bit pricey. read more

Paris Baguette - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Duluth, Georgia