"Adorable place set back in time. I had this place on my list for a while and I decided to go there for lunch. I found out that they close at 4pm and it was almost 3pm. Luckily I still had time to get a bite. They even took someone in for a sit down meal around 3:45pm. I noticed they do alot of take out orders as well. I had a bacon Cheeseburger deluxe and a sweet tea and all was delicious. The restaurant is offset from the town center but still in it so the views are limited. This allows for exploring the town center before or after eating. I think the place is family run and the service is great, I plan to go back and try more dishes."
"E X P E R I E N C E we came on a monday at 10am. there were only two other couples in the store. we were immediately helped. F O O Dstrawberry Swiss roll taro Swiss roll 4x hot dog bunmatcha bun Irish cream buncoconut bunchocolate buncustard bun omg the hot dog bun is soo good!! they added more flavor and dimension. it's my fave in atl now!the rest of the buns are tasty. as usual. other than the Swiss roll.. its terribly dry. P R I C E 58"
scrambled eggs, bacon, tomato, green onion, cheddar, avocado
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$7.49
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$17.00
Visit Restaurant PageScallion and onion salsa, ramen egg, cucumber, rice.
$17.55
Visit Restaurant PageA nutmeat patty of walnuts, pecans, pumpkin seeds, sage, herbs and spices. Topped with field greens, tomato, onion, our signature red sauce on kamut or flax bread.
$12.00
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$4.25
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"I came here after a morning errand. Trying to find a spot that is open at 7 AM, I came across this nice little spot. And to be even more surprised was that this place serves boba at 7 AM. That's pretty unusual, but super welcome when there's no boba spots open anywhere. Of course I didn't get that though. I got a simple iced latte.The latte was alright. Nothing crazy. And it was exactly what you think it was, especially at that hour. There was one person that was working. There was something I did see that caught my eye, but it could have only been limited on my visit. There were fruit flies flying around in container where they stored the muffins, but luckily I didn't order any muffins. The person cleaned it out, but I think stored the muffins back in there? So I was a bit iffy about that.I don't think I would come here to get boba, as there are so many other places to get it. I just don't find that this place really specialized in boba, rather they specialized in coffees/cafe. I could see it could be pretty good, but I just didn't get those vibes. The vibe I got from this place was leaning more on the coffee side, but maybe I'm wrong. Peachy Corners Cafe isn't bad. I would definitely stick to just the drinks, and stay away from the food options. They do have like ramen, but other than that, it's pretty normal as far as what you would find in any other type of cafe."
"These previous reviews are petty and ridiculous. Gorin's is a solid consistent breakfast and lunch spot. The almond chicken melt is reminiscent of the sandwich we used to eat in the old days. There are daily lunch specials to add variety. The salad bar is always filled with fresh ingredients. Great lunch spot if you are in the Cumberland/Galleria area."
"Stopped by for a coffee fix and was pretty disappointed. First of all, it was super stuffy inside, uncomfortably so. I ordered an iced latte with almond milk. To get non-dairy milk was, I believe, a dollar more... it might have been more. I was quite appalled by that. I'm not doing it for the lifestyle, I do it because I'm lactose intolerant, I shouldn't have to pay $1 more. Extremely overpriced and the size of the latte wasn't large at all.Sadly, the iced latte wasn't even that good. Wouldn't recommend."
"I found Midcity Cafe from a Google search of bars near my hotel. I was pleased to find that it was literally right next to the Renaissance. Midcity was a pretty cool bar. The place was small but that just attributed to its intimacy. The interior gave me a Latin vibe. There wasn't a DJ at the time, but I suspect that they have resident DJs during the week. Customer service was fine. There was one bartender at the time, but I didn't talk to him really. There were two other female non-bartender servers behind the bar who took my drink orders and relayed them to the main bartender. Just thought that was an unusual interaction. Nonetheless, the bartender made my drinks quickly. I ordered a couple of cocktails. The quality of the cocktails were amazing. I got the Panorama Garden and Moonbow, which were both gin-based drinks, and I was highly satisfied with both."
"Fellows Cafe is a really good cafe. My buddy and I went for late breakfast at 8:30, Fellows Cafe opens at 8:00. I had "the usual breakfast" with over hard eggs, bacon, avocado (yummy!), and sourdough toast. Also we got a side of bread to split with 3 toppings and the almond butter was my favorite of the 3. We really liked the food. Everything is made fresh. Filtered coffee was great. Need to try cappuccino on my next visit. Slightly pricey but worth it. Service was prompt and helpful with pleasant server.Nice outdoor area, but we sat inside on a cold March morning. Actually outdoor patio looked better as inside area is cramped. Conveniently located on Green Street, but parking can be hassle here. We ended up parking at large nearby lot on the corner of Green Street and Alpharetta highway.Worth a stop and will repeat."
"I've always wanted to try this place and finally got the chance to for brunch! Their place looks deceiving outside but it actually holds quite a few people (they have a covered outdoor seating) with a big bar that seats at least 15 people inside. They do not accept weekend reservations but we were able to get a table for 3 inside when we arrived at 11 am with no issues. They do have a small parking lot behind the restaurant, which is typical with Atlanta parking. As this was our first time here, our server answered my questions about their menu as I was looking for something vegetarian. I ended up ordering a peppermint tea and an avocado toast. My friend ordered the eggs Benedict with orange juice, while my husband ordered a breakfast bowl with coffee. The server admittedly said she forgot my husband's coffee, and to make up for it, she didn't charge us for it. My avocado toast was really good ($13). I loved the freshness of the salad and the dressing it was dressed with was fresh and garlicky. The poached egg, though, was quite small but was cooked perfectly with a runny yolk. The bread itself was toasted just right with a good crunch in every bite. I would love to come back here for dinner and try out their evening fare. Overall great place for breakfast."
"We take chains for granted. But it is the people who bring us back. The individual touch makes it or breaks it. I ordered my bacon, egg, and cheese. Added a latte and sat down. My order was delivered by the kindest lady on Earth. She placed my order down and then gave me a hug. I had to stand up so I could give her the proper hug. When I left, I had to leave with a hug. Starting your day on the road with a hug. How cool is that."
"One of my best girls gave me a couple of cake pops from Sweet Cheats when she came into town from Atlanta. They were yummy!Can't comment on service or atmosphere, but friend tells me this is her favorite bakery in the neighborhood.The cake pops were beautifully decorated, with swirls of chocolate and spatters of color. The inside cake was moist and very chocolate-y. The chocolate coating wasn't waxy or any of the usual problems you encounter with that kinda stuff, either, so that was great!I look forward to stopping by when I go to visit in the future! I love single serving desserts and these were really solid. :)"
"Spiller Park Coffee is one of the most recent additions to the Moores Mill complex. It's a small but mighty cafe, with seating both indoors and outdoors. Inside, there are a number of two-tops and one large communal table. On a Sunday afternoon, I appreciated how quiet and zen the space was for a working session. They brew their own chai concentrate here - props for in-house preparations! - but we both found the chai latte extremely strong tasting (or, as my husband put it after a few sips, "far too spicy."). I accept that may be a matter of preference, but we much preferred my matcha latte, which was delicious and perfectly sweetened straight out of the bar. Non-dairy milks are available (oat and macadamia), and there are a number of bottled beverages available in a small fridge. There's also a small selection of baked goods available on the daily. We didn't know there was a menu of savory breakfast items until we saw all the Yelp praises after the fact, so it looks like a return visit will be in order!"
Brandy E.
Nov 15, 2023
Staff very sweet and friendly. The food taste fresh and wonderful. My pork chop is perfect- tender and juice with crisp crust. They have coffee mate, French vanilla creamer, which is my favorite so I'm very happy I love this little place. It would be fun to bring my husband for a breakfast date here.
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Mar 4, 2024
I have been coming to Sweet hit for many many years. It's great because they have a wide variety of not only sweet pastry options, but also savory. Personally, I am partial to their savory items over their sweet. The main sweet one I usually get is their chocolate bun. Outside of that I usually get the, curry chicken bun, bread with onion and hotdog, or one of the other nice savory buns. It's super tasty, and everyone usually could find something that they like. Also, if you're a fan of Boba tea, they have quite a few options as well as other specialty drinks you can get. Definitely recommend coming here. If you haven't been before I'm sure you'll find something that you'll enjoy!
Visit Restaurant PageVanessa N.
Aug 12, 2024
If you want boba with breakfast at 8am, then this will probably be the place for you. It's a cute quiet place with plenty of space if you are looking for a coffee shop to work or study at.
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Aug 20, 2015
Breakfast is OK but for the most part it is disgusting, added to the fact that prices just increased across the board. It's basically a trap for office workers who don't have time to go out for lunch due to hectic work days. Almost anything in the area is better prepared and better value. The staff is fairly friendly while overcharging you.Update: Totally disgusting. You'd think they could at least cook french fries without screwing them up. Though it didn't seem possible, this place has gone downhill.
Visit Restaurant PageChristina K.
Apr 25, 2024
I love the vibes of this place, lots of places to sit! I ordered an iced latte and it was really good! They did forget my order somehow though which I was confused about because all I ordered was the iced latte? So I had to wait a pretty long time and say something but they were nice about it. I would come again! It's in a great area
Visit Restaurant PageLily S.
Aug 18, 2024
Always loved this place. Amazing house music, craft cocktails. The bartender Carlos was great. Made amazing adjustments and creations to my asking. 10/10
Visit Restaurant PageAlexa F.
Aug 5, 2024
Super cute cafe near downtown Roswell! It's located right off Green St. inside an old historic home from the 1890s. Very charming! They also offer outdoor seating on their front porch and back patio. They offer coffee, breakfast, brunch/lunch, as well as smoothies and cocktails. It's a small menu, but everything is delicious and made with intention! Do note that they close at 2pm daily. I met up with my bestie for a quick lunch, and although there was a bit of a line to get to the hostess stand out front when we arrived, we were sat right away on the front porch and were so relieved! We decided to share the B.E.L.T sandwich which comes with bacon, two over medium eggs, braised kale, roasted tomato, herb aioli, sandwich bread, and side of roasted sweet potatoes which we subbed out for a cup of fresh seasonal fruit. It was the perfect shareable size and very filling! I also ordered the Green Street smoothie with banana, spinach, mango, peach, almond butter,and almond milk and it was so refreshing! Can't wait for my next visit!
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Feb 7, 2023
So delicious!!We stopped in for brunch after many months of planning to eventually try this place... and so glad we finally did!The French toast was decadent but not overly sweet. The layers of bread are light and moist. I'm not usually a sweet breakfast entree person, but this was a win. I was only able to get through a third of it though. The hubs had the croque madame on gluten free bread; also super tasty and a good portion size with a side salad. The coffee/cappuccino offerings are standard, and good - priced a bit on the high side. It's a small space with about 10 tables and bar seating, so I think the wait can get long. We were there on the earlier side and only had to wait about 20 min (15 for the bar seats). Parking is also a bit tight. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall a nice brunch spot. Looking forward to revisiting for dinner as well!
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"Oldie but goodie wing spot on the south side! Corner Cafe has been around as long as I can remember. It's located in Union City, GA and dates back to my Shannon Mall days... Let me say that if you're looking for an upscale sports bar, this "ain't" it. But if you're looking for some more than solid wings and all around good food, this "is" it! Be sure to come with patience because the service can sometimes be spotty. Just order some food and sit down...lol. Whenever I'm in the area this is my go to spot for food. Wish they had more locations."
"My sister & her husband took my husband and I here while we were visiting Alpharetta and I fell in love with this spot!!There are soooo many awesome options on their menu! I truly could have had anything on their menu and would have been satisfied. From the salads and bowls to the sandwiches and full entrees - I'll definitely have to come back to try more!This time around, I got the Gourmet Grilled Chicken on focaccia - and YUM. The presentation was great and the sandwich was so flavorful - and that focaccia was on another level!Can't wait to come back here next time I'm in town!"
"Pictures on here from owner don't say what the item is and I saw some that looked amazing. Yet, no loss on a star for that. Everything tasted amazing. I got my food wayyyy before my friend. Me not eating to wait for her became obvious to our waitress. She gave my friend a card for $20 off and I got a discounted meal. That was really awesome. Prices are a bit high for brunch, but brunch is all the rage so prices reflect popularity. I'm more of a "not a chain" brunch girl. Although I would definitely choose First Watch over most other options. Big thanks to our waitress."
"I would definitely recommend this place for lunch take-out or delivery. I've had two positive Uber Eats experiences with this restaurant so far and look forward to trying more things. The two sandwiches I've tried include the Cuban and the chicken salad sandwich. I wasn't too impressed with the chicken salad sandwich as it only had one half of a grape and no nuts that I could account for in it (basically lacking flavor and texture). However, the Cuban was really delicious and flavorful. I would get that again. For sides: I've tried - 1) the beet salad (nice mix of acidity and creaminess from the raspberry vinaigrette and feta), 2) the Dirty Chips - really good stuff - tried the Maui Onion and BBQ so far, 3) the chicken noodle soup, also a really nice side - tastes homemade and not so processed which is nice, 4) the Dr. Brown's diet sodas - really yummy - highly recommend the black cherry or cream soda to wash down your lunch. If you do a review on Uber Eats, the cafe will send you a $5 UE promo to use on your next order also, which I thought was a nice touch. I would definitely recommend this place for lunch and plan on ordering again soon. Tasty, well portioned, and fresh food."
"Caffe Antico is the gelateria (gelato shop) and pasticceria (pastry shop) located in Westside Atlanta's Little Italia. Caffe Antico isn't to be confused with Caffe Gio, also located in Little Italia. I don't know if Caffe Gio actually still exists in any official capacity. I happened to be the first to review it on Yelp 10 years ago (2013): https://www.yelp.com/biz/caffé-gio-atlanta-2?hrid=0Y5uUatRgBEm1t1iH50Bzg&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct).Concepts and brands have popped up (e.g., Gio's Sicilian: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gios-sicilian-pizza-shop-atlanta) and come and gone in this mini Italian empire. It was started by Antico Pizza owner Giovanni Di Palma and his older brother Giuseppe. It goes without saying that Antico is the heart of Little Italia, followed by Gio's Chicken Amalfitano. Antico opened in 2009: https://www.yelp.com/biz/antico-pizza-atlanta. Gio's Chicken opened in 2012: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gios-chicken-amalfitano-atlanta. Having lived in this area since 2000, it's been interesting for me to see how Little Italia has steadily expanded into multiple spaces and buildings near Hemphill and Ethel in Home Park, close to Georgia Tech and Atlantic Station.The way I see it is that Caffe Antico is the successor to Caffe Gio. Unlike Caffe Gio, which was located on the backside of Gio's Chicken, Caffe Antico is located across Ethel Street in an old home that's been renovated to house not only Caffe Antico, but Bar Amalfi: https://www.yelp.com/biz/bar-amalfi-atlanta. Bar Amalfi is open in the evenings seasonally. Caffe Antico is open year-round. One thing I like about Caffe Antico, Bar Amalfi, and Little Italia in general is the "authentic" Italian atmosphere that the Di Palmas have been able to create. It feels a little like Italy. Also, it doesn't scream gentrification like, say, The Interlock and Star Metals a couple blocks away. The growth/expansion has been organic and they've been able to integrate nicely into the neighborhood. When the weather is nice, the patio at Caffe Antico and Bar Amalfi is pleasant and enjoyable to sit on and hang out at. You can even bring your Antico Pizza and Gio Chicken's here to eat if you want (good pro tip if the dine-in spaces there are busy/full).I've tried most of Caffe Antico's gelato flavors and they're all delicious to me. During our last visit, they had about a dozen or so different flavors of gelato and sorbet including chocolate, cookies and cream, strawberry, espresso, chocolate chip, mint chocolate chip, hazelnut, salted caramel, pistachio, and vanilla. They also had an assortment of Italian pies, cakes, and desserts, plus various cannoli ($3.50 each) and refrigerated grab-and-go refreshments. The gelato ranged in price from $5-7 before tax and tip for a scoop, half and half, or a special three-flavor combo. All gelato is served with a wafer/cookie. Service has always been good.Free parking is available on Ethel Street plus in various paved and gravel lots around the three buildings of Little Italia."
"Augie's Cafe does not disappoint any day of the week. They have consistently great service with delicious food. The vibe is always great and you willfind yourself swaying to the music and enjoying your meal. Can't wait to go back!"
"Phase 1 seems cool, but phase 2 was a vibe! Drinks and service were top notch. It was dark and chill, you can dress casual! Honestly, what I liked the most was the tv screens matching the dj. Any time he mixed a new song or switched, the video would too! Drinks were tasty, tacos were even better and I am a drinker lol'"
"I was working on the 8th floor of the same building and it was great that I could eat lunch here without having to leave the premises. Wed special was bibimbop and the nice Korean lady recommended it. She spoke Korean too me and even gave me a discount and a free fountain drink. She was a doll. All the food here seem very fresh. The bibimbop wasn't super authentic (even the Korean lady told me that it's bit fusionized), but it was still very tasty. There was generous portion of toppings, including chicken. Anytime I am working in this building. I'll be sure to stop here for lunch and practice my Korean."
"Came here on their 3rd day open. The opening of this coffee shop has been much anticipated by the neighborhood, and it did not disappoint.The staff and owners are so nice, Wi-Fi is high-speed which, along with its ample seating options across about 10 tables, 2 counters with chairs, and a large sofa, make Peoples Town Coffee a great spot for remote work.The espresso drinks are equally as impressive. Highly recommend:-Cortado-Maple Latte (not overly sweet like at some places!)"
"Parking can be a difficult because it's a pretty busy plaza in general even with a bunch of spaces but it's probably much better on weekdays during more "off hours". The space is bigger than I thought it would be, gives off a European feel with the type of tables and chairs they have set up. I've only been on weekends and it's always been super busy with people. I think most Korean/asian type bakeries have increased prices for their goods now. Also, not sure when the best time to go is because it's a hit or miss for what they have out and available. I'm assuming first thing in the morning is best? I've been in during earlier afternoons and have been disappointed that not everything was there. What really drew me here was that they have salt bread! Had it in Korea and fell in love. Such a simple thing, but there's something about it that makes me want to keep eating it. Also tried their Oreo croissant, the filling was DELICIOUS. The croissant was a big soggy but still good. Would recommend both!"
"Overall a great experience. Nobody's meal was messed up. 1/2 hot Chocolate 1/2 coffee was good. NextTime we are in ATL we know this place is good for breakfast"
"I came here one day because it is near my son's high school. I had a virtual meeting early in the morning so I brought my computer and I was just going to take the heating here.The place is dark, has lots of wood, and gives off that secret meeting vibe.I ordered a latte, set up where I found power, and proceeded to prepare for my meeting. Then the regulars started coming in. And they got "loud". I drank my latte and packed up and went home quickly to talk my meeting.I just don't understand how people work in places like this. I can't do it.The people were nice, the coffee came quickly, it was good, and the venue was descent. I'd go back... but not to do work from here."
"It's a small hole in the wall place. I've only tried their breakfast. I've gotten the breakfast sandwich. It's really simple but it's so good. I got sausage, eggs and cheese. It came with 2 sausage patties. The home fries are OK. They're cooked with onions. They're pancakes are really big."
"TwoHa's Café is a great spot for any occasion. My family and I often enjoy it for an after dinner dessert spot, but will often see people studying or hanging out with friends. I highly recommend their croffles with strawberry and Nutella as well as their yogurt drinks. Everything is good to share, reasonably priced and delicious!!"
"Friendly service. Small coffee shop. They sell an assortment of your typical pastries (croissants, muffins, cookies) as well as a few specialty toasts and drinks. We got3 different types of toasts. All had a thick slice of nicely toasted bread. Crispy outer edge and soft,fluffy middle. Yum. avocado toast: a good hefty portion of avocado with red pepper spices. Garlic egg toast: a good portion of egg. Boiled although I did expect fried or scrambled eggs, but still nice. I didn't taste the 'garlic'. Apricot&brie: didn't taste the Brie really and they gave a little too much apricot. Churro latte: not too sweet. Could really taste the cinnamon Purple Heart: much better when mixed thoroughly or suggest not using a straw so you can taste the taro sweet cream fullyStrawberry lemonade: excellent. Not too sweet or tart. Plenty of parking since it's in a shopping center however, the seating in the actual café is not desirable. Hard wooden benches and only a few small tables. I wouldn't even call them tables. They were more like TV tray type contraptions. The space inside is a bit tight , so even having 10 people in the café felt crowded. Overall, the food and drinks were good, but IF we visited again, I would take it to go."
"Great little lunch spot inside the ADAC. Service was efficient, good options on the menu, and tasty food. The logistics can be tricky, but follow the signs to the cafe and you will find in the back of the building on the second floor. The decor is simple but cozy. Lunch options are soups, sandwiches, and sides. Tried the turkey burger and the egg salad sandwiches, with the cajun mac and cheese, and quinoa salad as sides.If you are in the area, give it a try."
"Got a late night club sandwich here at 11pm. The place is very nice. The staff were very friendly. The club was a little small but tasted good...The fries were good as well. They serve food late but the menu is limited after 11pm. Nice bar too...I'll be back..."
"I love their original location in downtown Alpharetta right near Main Street, and this location in Crabapple is just as great. Stopped in the other morning post-pilates class and it was a wonderful addition to my weekend!I went for my usual grilled chicken caesar wrap with a side of their waffle fries (sometimes I go for the tater tots because those are also crispy & delicious). I also ordered a latte (picture attached), which hit just right and warmed me right up. The Nest Cafe is designed so you order at the register and then you are given a number to bring to a table of your choosing. They offer indoor and outdoor seating, and it can fill up pretty quickly indoors (especially these winter months), but from my own experience, the tables seem to flip quickly and people are respectful not to linger too long if there are others waiting for a table. They have a pretty expansive menu for a cafe, and they even offer gelato for dessert. Their tree of life smoothie is absolutely delicious and another personal favorite, and I still plan to try their matcha and chai latte."
"Came into Kenny's this morning for a quick breakfast meal. I have several coworkers to tell me about Kenny's. They know I love me some grits, eggs and meat. However, sense I been working over this alway now. I haven't been able to get my grits fix every morning. So! I gave them a try. Kenny's is a mom and pop type resto. Known to the locals and several business workers around the area as the place to go for good soul food. After placing my order, people had started coming in more and more. The cooks had already started there lunch menu, but I wanted breakfast. Which I believe they serve until I 1pm. I love how they remember by name alot of they're frequent customers. I meet the owner Kenny, he too knew his customers and made sure they had everything to needed with the meal. As for my meal...it was perfect. They cooked my eggs exactly how I asked. Rest assure I will try the lunch menu soon. If your in the area stop by Kenny's."
"This place is truly a hidden gem. The people who work here are kind and definitely look like they love what they do. The food is a hot bar with soul food. I loved the turkey meatloaf served over rice with squash side. The cinnamon sweet potato wasn't for me but may just be good for another palette. Can't wait to come back and try it. Ample parking and seating. When I went it was packed with multiple families on a Friday evening after work."
"What a quaint cafe in Downtown Decatur, GA!Mom lives about a block away so we walked over on a drizzly morning around 11:15 am. They open at 11:00 am, it was Saturday.There was already a table seated inside and we chose to sit on the sidewalk, under the awning. How perfect. 5:00 pm somewhere & 11:30 am in GA, so a glass of $15 wine seems fitting! A belated Mother's Day lunch, after all.Started with a beautiful salad, escargot and pate- all absolutely DELISH!! Our server was kind and very soft spoken.Was fun to sit out & watch some sort of wedding party (we assumed) parade walk by with varous white boxes & trinkets.A beautiful parade of young girls dressed in their fairy dresses- wondered what that was about. A healthy vibe of goth & dog walkers, hand holding... so fun!Oh, the food. We were relaxed & the 2nd wave of great food came. A rustic artichoke quiche, French onion soup & tomato soup. So lovely!!!We ate until we were satisfied, got a to go box & walked around the cute stores for a while.A nice day! You need to go & take a moment to relax. For 2 people with a good tip & those $15 glasses of wine was a little over $100.Bon Apetite!"
"I was passing by Atlanta and visit a friend that wants to go for lunch. I look for near restaurants and choose Yummies, i have to say that it didn't dissapoint!! The place is very simple in terms of decoration but if you are looking for good food ,this is the place for you. Everybody was super nice and the food was super tasty and perfect! The chicken was fully cooked and crunchy, just the way it should be. We where.all very happy for our decision to try a new place.Estaba pasando por Atlanta y visité a un amigo que queria ir a almorzar. Busque restaurantes cercanos y elijo Yummies, ¡tengo que decir que no me decepcionó! El lugar es muy sencillo en cuanto a decoración pero si buscas buena comida, este es el lugar para ti. ¡Todos fueron súper amables y la comida súper sabrosa y perfecta! El pollo estaba completamente cocido y crujiente, tal como debería estar. Estábamos todos muy contentos por nuestra decisión de probar un nuevo lugar."
"Basically we go to this Cafe 2-3 times a month. Normally on weekends.Main point. Their Pastry Chef is French. Should I say more...? She is Outstanding, and the reason we go so often.To many great pastries to name.The bread reminds me of what we ate when we lived in Europe.The food is just as good. Authentic, fresh, and delicious.The facility, the service, and the food is five stars all day.Highly recommend"