The Little Tart Bakeshop

Little Tart will forever have my heart. I probably come here about 2/3 times a week, which is a lot for me. My favorite things to order are their jasmine tea, cortado, or lattes. I've ordered their caprese sandwiches a lot as well. My favorite are their croissants!All the staff are friendly and helpful. My only gripe is that for WFH, it can get kind of loud. I usually am in and out.

Cool spotProsLots of parkingIndoor/outdoor seatingGreat menuFresh baked goodConRan out of baconSandwich tasted stale

I've been going to Little Tart for the last 4 years. I think I've been to every location at this point. I follow them even when they're posted at the local farmers markets too. The pastries are just THAT good. The location I went to today was their flagship on Memorial. The aesthetic of this particular location just always gives a "mi casa su casa" kinda vibe. The consistency from the staff of always being warm and welcoming and patient, doesn't go unnoticed....For today's treat, I ordered a matcha latte. It was made so well, nothing else was needed to add to it. I asked for mine to be made with Oat Milk. Delish. I hadn't eaten yet so I ordered their egg sammie. You have the option to order it with just the egg, or you can add bacon and cheese. Me being the New Yorker I am, Ofcourse I ordered the egg sammie WITH the bacon and cheese. It was really good too. Per usual I was being greedy, and ordered a butter croissant (can never go wrong with that)! And since I was there for quite some time, I later ordered their blueberry lemon cookie. That was TOO good, I didn't know what to expect for the taste, I'm always a little edgy when I see a "vegan" cookie. But that cookie did exactly what it was supposed to do....make me want to eat more of them!I do want to add I'm very impressed with the consistency of good service and products of Little Tart. I don't think I've ever encountered someone unfriendly, and anytime I bring my friends from out of town there, they always ask to take them back when they return. Kudos to you Little Tart, looking forward to my next treat.

Little Tart truly offers the BEST desserts, and the customer experience is top-notch. Fun fact: there are actually two locations, and both are equally incredible. The only suggestion I have for the owner is to increase availability, especially on weekends. You close at 6pm, but sometimes by noon, the selection is already limited. There's a lot of potential revenue being missed, particularly at the Kroger location. Just something to consider! Regardless, your quality and service definitely deserve five stars.

I'm really into pastries lately, and I heard great things about Little Tart. I went to their website just to see what they offered, and I ended up ordering online. I got a pistachio chocolate croissant, a ham and cheese croissant, and a ham puff for about 20 bucks.The parking lot is big and you can also park on the street for free. I'm so glad I ordered online because the line was wrapped around the building! There's a little window inside where you can pick up your order and head out. There's a few tables for outdoor seating as well. I really enjoyed all the pastries, but the pistachio was my favorite. Reminded me of Baklava!Definitely recommend Little Tart and I will be back!I will definitely

AINT MUFFIN TO IT! I absolutely love French bakeries. Probably because I grew up constantly going to them in and around my hometown. Instead of spending money on a bugie breakfast, we opted today to check out The Little Tart Bakeshop. Located in Grant Park (at least the location we went to) was spacious with a gorgeous interior. Loved the juxtaposition between the vintage wallpaper and the modern chic interior. This is the perfect spot to get caffeinated while doing work or spending times with friends/family. I ordered two of their spring items. The chocolate pistachio croissant and the strawberry matcha. Both beautiful in color and style and delicious too! I highly recommend both, while supplies last at least. My partner ordered a plain chocolate croissant and a salted caramel cold brew... basic I know but we're working on it. Haha! Service was fast and easy, but the line will get long before you know it so keep that in mind if planning on visiting during a more popular time frame (weekends). Highly recommend this bakery if you are a fan of breakfast pastries, coffee and much more!

I have been dying to go here ever since I drive past the one in summer hill so often and I am so glad I finally did!!! This location is ginormous and so cute!! I thought they just did pastries and coffee but they do breakfast sandwiches too so I will have to come back and try. We had about a 5 minute wait in line and I ordered the chocolate croissant and the dalgona coffee which was their special for the month. It basically was a latte with this sweet candy that melted with the coffee and made it sweeter as it melted (to die for!)The croissant was the most full chocolate croissant I have ever had so it was stunning!!A must go!

Was recommended Little Tart (particularly the one across from Oakland Cemetery) by ATL natives and it did not disappoint! Since I have been spoiled by great bakeries in Southern California, when it comes to pastries, I have a very Shania Twain thatdon'timpressmemuch attitude. We got to LT at around 9 AM on a weekday. The line wasn't too long, but it grew exponentially around 10 AM. Despite all this, it moved very quickly. Unlike most bakeries that shutter around 1-2 PM, this one is unique as it is open into the evening and serves cocktails--my kind of bakery. I couldn't make up my mind so my partner and I got a mix of sweet and savory. We got a pistachio and plum Bostock, a frangipane tart, a cheddar-apple scone, and a ham and cheese croissant. Sometimes when a bakery has too much variety I am skeptical that they're capable of perfecting everything but Little Tart was damn near close. The frangipane tart was a highlight--not too sweet, buttery pastry, tart wild blueberries, and lots of delicious almond paste action. The Bostock was like a more substantial slice of French toast topped with tart plum jam and pistachio crumbles, which was a great flavor pairing. Since we ate everything in-house, we were able to get the ham and cheese croissant toasted, which was awesome. The only thing that wasn't an immediate stand out was the cheese and apple turnover, but it was still excellent. Four pastries and a latte plus tip were 28 bucks, which is a lot more bang for my buck than I am used to getting (usually a croissant/specialty pastry is around 5-7 bucks). Would not recommend LTB in Cabbagetown enough!

Little Tart is my favorite bakery in Atlanta!! When I used to live near Krog Street I would go to their stall and get coffee and pastries. I like the grant park location because there is usually more selection of pastries, more seating, and easier parking. However, they can get busy fairly easily. I came on a Friday morning and most of the tables were already taken and the line was almost out the door (for ordering). This line was consistently long while we were there too. This time I visited I tried Bostock, veggie quiche, and earl grey scones. I also bought the chocolate pistachio croissant and blueberry cornmeal cookies to go as those are my favorites!

I was in the Grant Park neighborhood with some friends and we decided to pop over to Little Tart for coffee and treats! There was a line almost out the door, but it moved relatively quickly, and we were happy to take in the menu and all the decor! We already had brunch plans elsewhere, but I definitely want to come back here for brunch!! They have such an extensive menu and such a cute interior with really cute decor everywhere. I've been to their Summerhill location, but this spot is MASSIVE and one I definitely want to return to. I ended up just getting a chocolate croissant which was simple, but done RIGHT. It was flaky, buttery, and chocolatey goodness. My friends also really liked their baked goods and coffees as well. Will definitely be making a return visit!!