Paris Baguette

First time visit impression:I was treated like a King when I walked in. The bakers were actively making their pastries and cakes. I was greeted and acknowledged richly! I inquired about one of the tools used to spread the whipping cream along the sides of the cake, and a baker gifted me one! This gesture alone stands in a class by itself. It also describes the caliber of the people who work in this establishment. Paris Baguette is known for crafting its bread, pastries, and cake recipes uniquely. From high-quality ingredients, this chain has taken Atlanta by storm. While I was not able to capture the name of the manager that operates this facility I was able to make smiles from the staff. Waves of goodbyes and see you later exchanges was in the dialogue of my exit.

A new Paris Baguette bakery recently opened across from Assi Plaza, and it has quickly become one of my favorite spots. I love coming to this Korean bakery because it offers a wide variety of delicious, freshly baked pastries that are hard to resist. From flaky croissants to soft, sweet buns filled with custard, there's always something new and delightful to try. Their coffee is equally impressive, perfectly complementing the pastries and providing a great start to the day or a midday pick-me-up.What truly sets this bakery apart, however, is the energetic atmosphere created by the employees. They are always friendly and welcoming, which adds to the overall positive vibe of the place. The clean, modern interior design, combined with the lively buzz of customers enjoying their treats, makes it a vibrant and inviting spot to relax or catch up with friends. Whether I'm stopping by for a quick snack or spending some time enjoying the ambiance, Paris Baguette always provides a wonderful experience.

Really well laid out, very, very clean and new. Awesome selection made it hard to make a decision! You just need to know the protocol is self serve, but the staff was very friendly and accommodating for me.I've already referred two friends to their location. Will certainly be back.

We love it here. Pastries are kind of hard to find in this town. They have a great coffee selection, tons of cakes, pastries and savories. Highly recommend. If you come on the weekend, get here early and expect to wait in line. There is ample outdoor seating and tons of restaurants and other shops right here in this area within walking distance. I have not yet tried the cakes, but they look amazing. You have to come here at least once and you will come back!

This is one of my favorite bakeries. I love all of the options that they have. One of my favorites is the hash brown baked item. I've also ordered the cake as well from here. The workers were very nice and helpful. I wanted to get my dad a cake for his birthday but wanted to try many of the flavors. I was able to buy many slices to put in the shape of a regular cake, which the worker was very helpful with. I also order the green tea latte from here and it's very good. There isn't too much seating inside and outside. If it's busy, you will have to get it to go and there are benches in the area that you can sit at to eat. Parking in that area isn't the best, but you can always park across the street near target or there is a parking deck on the other side near all the restaurants.

I popped in because someone told me they had yummy desserts. The restaurant was cute but parking is difficult. I imagine this is why all the previous restaurants that failed there decided to move. Anyway, the staff wasn't as nice or welcoming as I had hoped. They seemed annoyed by customers and came off as snippy. I also saw someone's open cup ramen noodles near food preparation. I ordered the heavenly cheesecake. It was dry and lacked flavor. It was more like a pound cake with a faint cream cheese flavor. The whole business model reminded me of Sweet Hut but they need better staff and better quality food here. I'll return in a year if they are still around.

This place is located in the same general area as Target Perimeter. It's on the corner and sits under the apartment building. Parking is free but can be a little tight on busy days! You will be able to find parking as there's a parking deck behind Jeni's Ice Cream but you will have to walk 5-6 minutes. My friend brought me a Mochi Donut the day before so I decided to go buy more. Well I went on a Saturday around 3ish and apparently they sell out of a lot of items early! I was kind of disappointed that most of the glass cases were empty for the items I wanted. I brought a fruit tart croissant and cheesecake! The fruit tart croissant was delicious! The cheesecake was okay, not as good as it looked. I will be going back Early for those mochi donuts and fruit tart croissants. I will say that this place is nice for a little date or a friendly catchup with friends! The noise level is average and there's at least 8-9 tables to just chill!

3.5 actually! This place is at a great location in the Perimeter area. A friend and I went in over the weekend to satisfy our sweet cravings. The seating inside is pretty limited. They have tons of options from croissants to pastries, from savory to sweet delicacies and also, coffee! If you want a lot of things, you can use a tray and grab whatever you want and go to the billing area to pay. For pastries, you'll have to order there. We got a mocha chocolate pastry. A lot of things run out by late afternoon on weekends so get there earlier to get everything. Taste: Great. Light and fluffy, and not very sweet. Which is amazing because otherwise most cakes and desserts are so rich and incredibly sweet. Extra points for this. Then why not 5 stars? The person that took my order, just handed me the pastry, in the slim gray cardboard that it was kept in. No plate. Nothing. There was no seating indoors and we were sitting outside barely able to hold the pastry while eating it. I don't know if its policy or a one-off - either way, it was super uncomfortable, making the whole experience of eating a pastry, poor.

Normally I bought bread here. Sometimes got cakes. Breads are good, cakes are ok, matcha latte is terrible, extremely sweet. I will try coffee later.

Came in on a weekday morning mid day and was surprised by how many people were in and out. Parking right in front and lots of baked goods to choose from. There's even a little patio to the side. We really enjoyed what we tried and the drinks too. Was about the same price as Starbucks but more unique!