Vincent Bakery Cafe

We didn't realize they were closed already but they still allowed us to come in. They were very sweet and even answered some questions about the bread we were looking for. The matcha I highly recommend. 10/10!

Vincent bakery cafe located in the Duluth village complex was such a nice place to stop and get a sweet treat while waiting for car to charge. We were greeted immediately and the ladies working were very nice! They have a range of selection of pastries I got the strawberry custard bun it was yummy and sweet. It's such a cute place I recommend everyone to try it

I'll start off with what I got: a mango ade and house coffee. The mango ade was a carbonated drink with mango syrup and some mango pieces and it was good. The coffee was made from an espresso machine, and was good quality. We didn't get any great, but there was a variety to choose from. We paid in cash, and the cashier was really busy making both drinks. There was a line behind me, and caused a short wait, most likely due to only having one person making drinks and working as cashier. There's also a lot of seating, so a perfect spot to just hang out or study. Honestly, it's like any other Korean bakery, so no complaints.

Just like Mozart Bakery chain, this Korean bakery/bakeries (several locations) is inspired by artist, Vincent Van Gogh...and you'll see his pic and other inspired artworks throughout the cafe. I've been to this Pleasant Hill location just once before, and I've always thought the place itself is very charming...a great, serene ambiance. However, there are so many bakeries in Duluth (and surrounding areas) with HUGE, extensive selections...and sadly, this bakery cafe selection pales in comparison. If only this place made its way to someplace like Charlotte, where there wouldn't be much competition for light pastries.Still, I stopped in to pick up 3 pastry items to go. Just like all the bakeries, these pastries are made fresh daily, and individually wrapped (Covid-friendly!), and thoroughly delicious.PS*** I'm revising the review up to 4 stars...because by now I've tried all 3 pastries, and they were AMAZING!!

I used to come to this Vincent Bakery a decent bit when they first opened but definitely frequented their Johns Creek location more since it was walking distance to where I used to live. I prefer the Johns Creek location more than the Duluth location. The breads are consistently good and tasty from both bakery locations; however, the service and drinks here are a miss for me. There were a couple of times the drinks I ordered didn't taste too good. Maybe I ordered the wrong drinks. Maybe I shall stick with the breads. I also like their sales bread they have out.There were a couple of times we came here after eating dinner nearby and you wondered if they even wanted your business. The hours listed vs the experience upon entering are two different things especially when you're coming in the evening. I recall even witnessing during my last visit a couple came in and patiently waited for someone to greet them but there was no acknowledgment from the Vincent staff. Very awkward and odd. The customers just left. Hopefully they adjust their work hours or turn off their open sign if they don't want customers coming in at the later times.

Quiet location to focus on work or studying. I've been here a couple times and the crowd at this cafe seems to be older & more traditional ~ I always feel like an unwelcome unicorn when I come here with the stares. This past time I came here, it was barely occupied so it was better. Things you should know:I. LOCATIONThe left end unit within a plaza. Free private parking is available out front.II. SERVICEThe woman working during my first visit must have recognized me as new and right away advised me to get the "most popular" pastry in the store. It was a standard cream bun..which no one had bought any ~ it was fully stocked. I got it anyway. I do like the sale section they have here. The first two visits I've made didn't have it, but it's a nice new detail.III. QUALITY The cream bun was relatively dry. I've gotten other pastries here since then but haven't seemed to find consistency in quality.IV. CAPACITY We went on a Saturday mid-morning. There was one elderly gentleman inside but all the other seats were available.

One of the best Korean bakeries!! Most korean bakeries are so similar that at some point, they all just blend in with each other but I think this place truly does stand out from the rest. Their red bean bbang was softer than other places and their custard bbang was exceptional! Their custard was really really good. Like I said, better than everywhere else. Dare I say, it was my favorite custard bbang! To top it all off, they are much nicer and more welcoming than other places. 100% recommend!

The hours posted for this establishment is incorrect. More than once I've come here to find it closed early. The man with the glasses is incredibly impatient and rude. Especially if you aren't Asian. Perhaps you should hire someone else if you hate working there. More than once I've dealt with this man being rude. When I brought up the hours to this bakery was incorrect he laughed and talked down to me as if I just said something so silly. The restaurant is cold and empty, no one comes here I can see why. No one cleans the tables. I won't be returning after this past visit. The bakery is nothing special anyway, skip this establishment.

Best coffee ever! And loved their Salt bread too. Service was great too. Highly recommend. This is going to be my go to coffee place.

The hazelnut iced coffee was very good. However, the baked goods aren't baked there and are mediocre at best.So it's not a "bakery". If you consider Vincent's to be a "bakery", then the BP Food Mart nearby is also "a bakery".The woman behind the counter was rude.It seemed she was doing US a favor.She wasn't busy. We were the only customers.In the immediate area there are 1/2 dozen+ alternatives.I won't go back.