Poetree Cafe

The restaurant is very cozy and cute, not a lot of seating but it feels very home style and comforting. And the owner was very friendly and patient, serving all the parties. The menu items are unique unique with a lot of cheese and spicy goods sweet potato balls: this is such an amazing dish, especially if you are a cheese lover this will definitely be a must get. It's very similar to an Arancini but the interior is loaded with mushed sweet potato and cheese, which creates a great texture profile of pillowing softness in combination of the gooeyness of the cheese. The flavor is mildly sweet from the sweet potato, but the savory and creaminess of cheese isn't taken away but rather works well synchronized Sweet potato cheese donkatsu: flavoring and texture of the chicken steak stuffing is essentially the same as the sweet potato balls, but the ingredients are encased by a gigantic fried chicken streak. The inside filling is maximized nonetheless of the thinness of the steak. Upon a cut open, the interior sweet potato melted cheese filling oozes out

This was a tasty and heavy meal! Prepare to take a nap after. The carbonara was creamy and salty. The katsu paired nicely with it. The katsu was very thin, but because it's such a heavy meal I didn't mind it.We also got the basil clams pasta which was also tasty. The basil and clams flavor were light. I'm a big fan of clams, but preferred the carbonara over it.

This place always hits, every option I've tried is always delicious. Perfect spot if u have a craving for korean food, pasta, or fried foods. Cozy "cottage in the woods" aesthetic for a cafe

The food was decent. I felt like the portion sizes really varied from dish to dish. My boyfriend had the teriyaki pork belly and while it was delicious, it was more of an appetizer than a meal. I had the build your own UFO with the chicken fried rice, egg, and corn cheese. There was very little corn and that's kind of the reason I ordered the dish to begin with. I liked that the servers don't bother you constantly; if you need assistance you push the button. If you are the needy type of customer this isn't the place for you.

I came here on my actual birthday, daring to try something different. I finished a day at the spa and decided to pop in here for a meal. It was pretty much empty but I was grateful for that. The waitress was the sweetest person, bowing every time she delivered anything, menu, drink, food. The food came out pretty quickly, hot and smelling so good. I ordered a Carbonara Pasta in a Donkatsu bowl. It was so much food!!! I thoroughly enjoyed it. If you are in the Suwanee area, be sure to stop by and give them a try!Grade: B

Was searching for cafes and saw some photos and reviews of Poetree. The decor has an old farmhouse aesthetic. I arrived around 5:30pm on a Wednesday and there were only two tables there. It was busier closer to 6:30pm. I was expecting only a coffee house menu but they have a selection of entrees so you can have lunch or dinner here not just a snack. I went with the pork cheese skillet. They have a TV with K-Pop on it, but it isn't too loud. I didn't see a WiFi network and no signs of a password posted in the open. Bring your portable hotspot or read your Kindle or Nook while you wait. While waiting the server brought some radish banchan and some water. The skillet was more than enough for one person. It had pork, cabbage, and onion and a Korean style BBQ sauce on the bottom. The next layer had one side of the skillet covered in mozzarella, the other half with cheddar. The top was covered in nachos. It was a delightful mixture of flavors and textures. It was good for dinner but it's also one of those things you would want late night. My experience here was pleasant and the food was amazing. It's one of those out of the way places that is a treasure if you know where to look.

Chicken Donkatsu with Carbonara Pasta was good. Chicken was a little dry and thin. Pasta was good. It was filling. Took half home and ate it later. Good vibe inside. Lots of unique dishes to choose from. Friendly staff. They have bells on the tables to get your servers attention. I would come back but try a different dish.

So upset I haven't been here sooner! I've heard of Poetree since they first opened their doors but I've just never made the initiative to stop by. This day my sisters and I decided to meet up for a quick lunch and chose Poetree since it's very close to one of my sister's place of work.Upon entering we were greeted by an outstanding waitress. She was the only one throughout the place and did an amazing job. Not to forget to add she was extremely polite to everyone that came in, greeting, servicing, taking payments, up to thanking us for coming and to have a good day. All the little bows were on another level. Foods we ordered had us all in awe. The donkatsu is definitely the star. And the donkatsu bowl is genius!! I especially loved how crispy the protein was even as leftovers! My least favorite had to have been the menchi donkatsu which I forgot to take a picture of.. it just wasn't what I was expecting. Overall we had a great lunch with plenty of leftovers and as my little nephew said everything was, "so yummy!"

Food is absolutely delicious. The portions are enormous and extremely generous with the seasoning and sides. Service was fast, food took almost little to no time coming out, and it is HOT! Poetree can get busy at times and the ambiance felt more akin to a restaurant than a cafe. Overall this place has been my all-time favorites and I would 1,000% recommend anyone-who is in the area-to give Poetree a try!No matter what you order, you cannot go wrong since everything is simply delicious to say the least. However I do personally recommend their katsu, the crispiness of the breading is TO DIE FOR!!!!

One of the coziest cafes I've been to in Georgia, Poetree is a great hangout/study spot. Alongside this, it has a wide variety of food on the menu, mostly Korean foods. Even when busy, food tends to come out quickly and maintain high quality and large portion sizes. As of recent, prices have even gone down.The normal kimbap was refreshing and high quality, but was also extremely affordable. Definitely a must order if you come to Poetree.The carbonara also came with a Tonkatsu cutlet which was massive. The portions at Poetree aren't to be underestimated, in fact it's the largest I've encountered at Korean cafes. Quality wise, the pasta was average in my opinion, but nonetheless delicious and very cheesy. I would've preferred more bacon bits, but overall it was a solid dish. Warning, if you order it be prepared to take home leftovers or share with another person. The Tonkatsu was very thin and extremely crunchy. Alone, the flavor is average and exactly what you'd expect, but I preferred to dip it in the Carbonara sauce or the Tonkatsu sauce it came with. Honestly, I don't think I'd order the Tonkatsu again as it didn't stand out much for me. Overall, a very solid cafe which I'd recommend anyone to go to for amazing food and the ambiance. Will definitely be going back to try more dishes.