Sweet Love Bakery

Been a while since I was in here. Stopped by to grab a coffee, pastry, and to take in the nice decor around 7:45pm on a weekday. There is a grand opening tarp hanging outside the store with a different name than Sweet Love. Upon entering I saw that the layout had changed along with the decor. The giant displays of breads and other baked goods are gone along with the very large cooler of chilled desserts. The store is now a large open area with white tile floors and lots of white top tables. They're going for the Apple Store or a fast bubble tea shop look now. If you look at the pictures on Yelp you'll see the difference between the most recent pictures with the white tile floor and white tables, and the older ones with the wooden floor, and wooden tables along with the fake plants and art on the wall. The aesthetic used to be similar to The Coffee by Hand but with more flair.The dessert cooler is tiny and only had about 6 options for cake by the slice which were mostly cheesecake. Not like Mozart or H&G up the street and definitely not like their old layout. The attendant behind the counter informed me that the kitchen was closed and I couldn't order food, but I could order drinks or get any of the pastries from the display. It seems like they're trying to compete more with Sweet Hut by having more food items than a bakery cafe would, but Sweet Hut doesn't cut off food around dinner time.Ordering is at a touchscreen kiosk on the right side of the counter. I ordered a small cappuccino for $5 which was about the same price as a short size from Starbucks. Service was prompt and fast. WiFi password is by the order pickup area on the counter. I didn't like the new vibe of the place. I left before finishing half my drink and went to H&G to get a to go pastry to take home and have with my drink there. If you're looking for a dark and cozy bookstore coffee house vibe that's quiet with semi-private partitioned seating then stay far away from here. It's not the same place it used to be. Cafe 104 or The Coffee By Hand are probably the two closest places that have decor and a vibe similar to this place prior to the renovations.

Cutest brunch spot in Duluth.The place perfect for your brunch dates, the elegant classy ambiance, cute patio and fresh baker's aroma the moment I entered the cafe made me feeling like They reopened recently with all new brunch menu in Duluth, GA. Every dish was a delicacy made with love and features the innovative flavors with freshest ingredients on my plate. Their viral French toast bites were my absolute favourite. It was like a gluttony sin in each bite dripped in maple syrup.The tomato soup, egg Benedict, and their pastas are rich and creamy and provide hearty breakfast option. They have wide variety of drink menu but their Matcha latte and Strawberry latte is hands down my favorite. If you are at this cafe, you cannot leave without trying their Honeycomb bowl that's made with Ricotta cheese and fruits and it is like a cherry on top of the full brunch experience.what we ordered French toast bitesEgg Benedict Honeycomb BowlRose spaghetti pastaThe service was quick and did not had to wait too long for our order.

I took my daughter to have an afternoon snack. The drinks were good but boba was hard in the middle, the lady was very friendly she changed it right away! Kudos for a great service! We will be back.

This place is still one of my favorite bakeries. It's nice coming here on the week days when it's not packed with people. Today, I tried their dalgona latte (iced). I asked for less ice and it was perfect. It's like drinking iced coffee with cream but the only difference is that it has broken pieces of dalgona (You know? The one from the Squid Games? Yea that one). If you don't know what dalgona is, then I'll tell you.. it's like eating crunchy toffee because it's mostly made with white sugar. I didn't eat it. I let the dalgona pieces soak in the iced latte. Yum! The shop changed. There are no more clutter. No statues, plants, tea sets, and other cute and fragile things. The owner said she wanted customers to enjoy shopping the baked goods. I've posted the pictures so check those out! I also got their last egg tart. It was good. Also, they don't require you to wear a mask anymore like they used to. The employees don't wear masks either.

Tasty Treats every time we go we get something new and delicious. The parking is open and service is very nice.

Cute authentic Korean bakery and unique flavor tea and coffee. My first time trying Ssanghwa herbal tea ( sweet cinnamon with jujube dates and chopped walnuts). It was very warm and comforting. My go to bakery included the red bean mocha, red bean and green bean buns, they had others too. Will definitely go there again. They also have hand made wooden furniture, reminds me of an antique shop.

This is a super-popular bakery amongst Koreans in Duluth...probably since it's more Korean than American/European in style. Also, like most Mozart bakeries, this bakery is run by Korean ladies. During my visit, I noticed that there wasn't a single non-Korean in the bakery (and it was fairly full!).The bakery selection is the typical of many Korean/Asian bakeries...a HUGE selection of French-inspired pastry items. However, the decor is much more exotic...somewhat retro? Though somewhat aesthetically appealing on one hand, I didn't like how the place was hard to maneuver around...lotsa tight quarters. Also, I thought the place needed some music. I just remember hearing lotsa people speaking Korean (though in hushed tones)!I ended up trying 2 teeny-tiny mini pastries, with this Black Taro Milk Tea with Boba. As expected, everything was DEE-Lish!Did I mention that I'm addicted to Duluth for their heavenly Asian bakeries, just as much as the Asian restaurants??

I've tried this place two times. First, with a cake order. Second, with an in-store experience. Let's just say I've been impressed both times. The cake was out-of-this-world and the interior of the cafe is cute, with warm woods spread throughout. I however, have yet to find a pastry I like, and I'm looking forward to trying the options here. Things you should know: I. PARKINGThere's a free, massive parking lot out front. Convenient. II. SERVICE Friendly and timely.III. QUALITY The coffee is standard ~ does the job; the cakes are excellent ~ fluffy, moist, light and fresh; and there's a vast amount of pastries to choose from. A little something for everyone. The interior is what really topped this gem off for me. Compared to other nearby cafes, they did a great job at making it feel like a cozy oasis. IV. CAPACITY Steady flow of people coming and going but you'll always be able to find a seat. There's a lot of larger tables for group settings.

We enjoyed our visit at Sweet Love. We tried the Blueberry slice, black Forrest slice, plum tea, and latte. We purchased quite a lot of specialty breads and cookies from their selection to take with us. All have been great so far. The decor is amazing, and remind me of cafes in Korea. I truly recommend this place for anyone looking for a little slice of Korean Cafe here in the US.

I could give this place more than 5***** if I can . Best Breakfast& brunch place , very Nice and clean . The food was fantastic . We didn't know what to order at first because everything looks so good . And we also got a complimentary smoked salmon toast from the house It was soooooo good . Highly recommend! Will comeback with friends and family!!!