Chelsea's Bakery & Vegetarian Restaurant

AMAZING! Everything I've tried is always really delicious. I've been here many times and the food is consistently good. I typically get the large plate that comes with 3 items. I would love if they have the option for 4, but that's just me being greedy!! LolBut I make it up by getting a potato samosa, a lentil samosa and a chickpea patty. Please get all the things!! You'll thank me later!

I stopped in today after not visiting for a very long time and I now remember why I stopped coming. Used to come here all of the time back in 2020-2021 but since then, their prices have skyrocketed! The quality and service has diminished as well!This is NOT a $10 plate!! It's sad to say, Chelsea's will not get another dollar from me. If I ever do come back, it will be for the juices and the juices only.

Visited this restaurant late one Sunday afternoon. The food, served cafeteria-style, seemed to have been warming for awhile. Some of the food didn't look like ordinary dishes so I asked the server what her favorite was. She stated she "didn't eat this stuff". My husband and I proceeded to try a variety of items. We tasted the vegan lasagna, rice and beans, cabbage with veggies, macaroni with veggies and there were several soy meat versions --barbecue, curry, etc. I think we had the curry. Most of the food was bland, not much to talk about.

I've been to Chelsea's Bakery twice. These pics are from the first visit. They have premade buffet style food, you get to choose between 2-4 items depending on price. Our food was well worth the $20 for 4 items and they added in the plantains for free! The bbq tofu was delicious and the rice & peas too. If you're looking for a Caribbean vegan spot this is it. They have a small dining area but we took ours to go. They also sell juices but I did not try those. Servers were friendly, I will definitely be back.

Had to stop at my favorite vegetarian/vegan restaurant in Atlanta Chelsea's Bakery I had a large plate with rice & red beans, kale, & bbq tofu.Popcorn- their popcorn is spicy & so good.Butter flaps - I love this so soft & yummy.So excited that I devoured my plate before I took any pictures. I love this place, I will be back for some bread to take back with me to Phoenix.

First time stopping in at Chelsea's for pastries. Restaurant is small, has cafeteria-style setup for their hot food & pastries are in glass display wrapped on pans. The hot food looked fresh and tasty, they do not offer samples. Weird thing about this restaurant, I did not see any menus or QR codes. I had to ask the woman who working how much everything was, I'd rather just get that info from a menu. I asked the price of the pastries, the lady told me they were all the same price but when she rang it up the price was different (came out cheaper so I didn't complain). I got a guava pastry $3 & a pineapple pastry $2.25. The guava crust was unfortunately dry & didn't have the amount of filling that I prefer. It most definitely was not made that day either. The pineapple pastry was better, crust to filling ratio was good, filling was tasty. I actually would come back to try their hot food but I would get my pastries elsewhere.

Great food .amazing juices and fast service. What more could you ask for? I wish they had more locations

Just stop by for the Mac n cheese and soy fish. Very tasty. Very clean. Helpful workers

I was in the area for Fingerprinting & saw that I was pretty close to Chelsea's that I bookmarked ions ago. I like the concept of a buffet-style food, yet everything seemed to be heavily seasoned with Curry this & that. I got the BBQ Tofu & after a few bites, I was done. The Noodles reminded me of Rice a Roni, not a homemade Noodle dish & did nothing for me, same with the over charred Brussels Sprouts. I did eat all of the Mac & Cheese, yet it had a little too much Saffron or Curry as well. For a Bakery, the display case was limited & the Banana Bread was hard as a rock. 3rd star for the drinks, smoothies & Sea Moss. Service was rushed with the employee not really offering suggestions or guidance.I won't return.

Best food I've had in Atlanta except for Desta. Ethiopian! My favorites were the cabbage, kale & chickpeas there's lasagna and black-eyed peas were delicious but they were a bit too sweet for my taste buds. I wasn't a huge fan of the lo mein but it's still good. I also got a slice of the vegan carrot walnut cake that was yummy but way too sweet for my taste buds. Disclaimer I rarely eat sweets and avoid processed sugar most of the time so my taste buds are probably different than the standard taste bud which is why I'm still getting this place 5/5 stars. I also avoid fake meat usually but I did try a slice of lasagna that was very tasty.