Best French Bakery in Atlanta

"Brunch at Marilynn's Place, Shreveport|© Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau /Flickr. Nestled in a vibrant community in East Atlanta, Home grown offers a welcoming spot for the working class of Atlanta to enjoy creative breakfast and lunch. This restaurant has become a favorite neighborhood hangout spot for nearby residents and anyone else passing through the neighborhood."

"Home Grown became a favorite of the Reynoldstown neighborhood when it opened up in 2010. They strive to make all welcome as is evident from the customers: civil servants, food professionals and office works. On a typical day, there are traditional breakfast favorites on the menu."

"A favorite among locals for a delicious cup of coffee, delectable baked goods, and mouth-watering breakfasts. Choose from a variety of tasty Benedicts including “Fried Chicken Benedict” or “Crab Cakes Benedict.” In addition, Highland is known for Cilantro Corn Pancakes, and you will not want to miss the Sweet Potato Pancakes.Takeout and no-contact delivery available. 3343 Peachtree Rd NE #130, Atlanta, GA 30326highlandbakery.com(678) 904-2146"

"The Highland Bakery all started when it’s owner Stacy started thinking about coffee. After seeing success from several coffee carts around the city and teaching Atlantans about what genuinely good coffee is all about, Stacy started thinking about muffins, breads, and eventually what Southern comfort was all about. From there, the Highland Bakery was born."

"Those with a smaller appetite will be happy to know that you can order half orders of some of the dishes. Whatever you are craving you can find it on the menu. I have my eye on their sweet potato pancakes and cilantro corn pancakes."

"Located in Buckhead and part of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, Bistro Niko has a knack for pairing French fare with romance. From the beautiful interior with its grand ceilings and artwork from Paris to the lovely patio that overlooks Peachtree, it’s the perfect spot for a romantic dinner for two. From decadent pastas to roasted chicken and duck, dishes in this casual bistro strike the perfect balance between sophistication and comfort.Dine-in, curbside pickup and no-contact delivery available."

"The Bistro Niko give a nod to the city of Paris, France right in the middle of Atlanta’s Buckhead district. Serving classic, simple, and authentic French cuisine, Bistro Niko also offers a good wine list, interesting cocktails, and a rather extensive list of craft beers that provides something for all tastes. Lunch is offered Monday to Saturday from 11:30am until 5:00pm, dinner is served seven days a week starting at 5:00pm until 10:00pm Sunday to Thursday and 11:00pm Friday and Saturday."

"We are a cashless restaurant and only accept Visa Mastercard Discover and American Express. Strict Dress Code Enforced.Bistro Niko is a nod to Paris, right in the heart of Buckhead. The modern French fare is authentic & simple, while the affordably priced wine list, exciting cocktails and extensive...See More"

"This beautifully restored vintage hotel in the Ponce De Leon neighborhood of Atlanta is bright, colorful and obsessed with the details of making sure you create memories. A lot of effort has gone into making this a unique and modern stay where you can tuck yourselves away in the corner of its brasserie and appreciate some great food or cocktails, or unwind on the rooftop bar taking in the Atlanta skyline. This is a place to escape to in style."

"After decades of vacancy, Hotel Clermont reopened in June, making it the star of this summer. Much of the buzz is owed to how it was remodeled: the resurrected Hotel Clermont balances grit with glamour and encapsulates its decades of existence. Reservations aren’t required to enjoy their rooftop bar, which offers campy takes under a neon glow."

"After a long-awaited renovation, the Hotel Clermont, the historic hotel on Ponce de Leon, finally reopened in 2018. The hotel features 94 eclectically decorated rooms, and its restaurant, Tiny Lou’s, is getting national acclaim. Downstairs is the Clermont Lounge, an Atlanta institution where the strippers can be in their 50s or 60s."

"A relative newcomer to the Atlanta vegetarian food scene, Viva La Vegan is a delicious diamond-in-the-rough helmed by a brother and sister team who serve handcrafted comfort food so mind-blowingly good you seriously can’t believe there’s no meat or dairy in them. The menu features dishes such as chicken and waffles, a portobello mushroom Philly cheese steak, pastas, and desserts. Pro tip: don't even try leaving without a piece of the rich, raw German Chocolate cake.How to order: Order for takeout only."

"If that photo doesn’t say enough, then this description will: Viva La Vegan is your first stop for revamped classics. Their amazing menu consists of Portabello Philly Cheese Steaks, Chicken and Waffles, Lasagna and Fried Chicken Cauliflower. You’ll find all of your midnight cravings at this quaint but impressive restaurant."

"Hole-in-the-wall spot Viva La Vegan has diners raving about how addictive and realistic everything tastes, and they’re pretty much always packed!. Their “shrimp” po boys are incredible, and you won’t believe to stop eating their buffalo fried cauliflower. Available on DoorDash!"

"I made a reservation 2 hours prior and I was seated immediately (a Wednesday evening, 8:45p). The waiter was knowledgeable and immediately offered…"

"The local hangout spot serves up a mean cup of coffee, guaranteed to start any day right. The cozy interiors are perfect if you’re an art lover, displaying pieces by local artists that continuously rotate and change. Their Nutella and toasted almond cookies are perfect to share over a tasty cup of coffee."

"When I walked into REV Coffee in Smyrna, I first noticed how many people like me were there. With plenty of table space, there were at least 30 people all tapping away on their laptops. This coffee shop came recommended by a fellow writer, and I..."

"Located in Smyrna just outside the perimeter, Rev is known for naming coffee blends after local landmarks like the Silver Comet Trail and taking great pride in being part of a loyal community of java addicts."

"If you love soul food, there’s a new Atlanta restaurant you’ve got to try: Peach Cobbler Cafe. Atlanta entrepreneur Arle Alston has crafted a delightful soul food experience with authentic menu items inspired by the Southern comfort food we all know and love. Learn more about Peach Cobbler Cafe."

"2221 Peachtree Rd NW Suite G, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 351-0450. Here’s what one reviewer says about the Peach Cobbler Cafe. “1st time customer because of the radio commercial."

"Jared Karr's hitting-every-note roaster and café operation opened just one year ago in the semi-hidden (but so worth seeking out) Armour Yards enclave. From the start, Karr's passion, acquired while spending a good amount of time in Indonesia, along the quality of his coffee, was impressive enough to catapult him past all competitors in Georgia to earn the number one spot on our Best Coffee in Every State list, for 2018. Two visits this past weekend affirmed that decision, and then some."

"This Atlanta coffee shop quickly became a favorite among caffeine seekers since hitting the scene in 2017. The bright and airy shop in the Armour and Piedmont Heights neighborhoods offers plenty of seating, including a patio out front and floor-to-ceiling bleachers just beyond the doors in the lobby of the complex. East Pole also offers public tastings and cuppings."

"I love the airy and open space at this coffee roaster and bar!. East Pole Coffee Co. has won several awards and accolades including Food & Wine’s list of 100 Best Coffee Shops in America. You’ve got to stop by and try it for yourself."

"The Tower Place Park is a pocket park tucked away amidst office buildings and condominiums in the heart of the Buckhead shopping district. Located within walking distance of the Buckhead MARTA station, the park features manicured grounds with winding sidewalks, fountains, shady trees, and sculptures."

"Indian.” and those three words really do sum up this awesome spot across from the Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead. Naanstop’s owners were inspired by their mom’s home cooking to provide the same quality of traditional Indian food to diners in an affordable and convenient way. They braise their lamb curry for four hours and roll out their naan (an Indian bread—think a cross between a flatbread and a pita) by hand."

"If you want a fast-order stop for some delicious naan bread and Chicken or Shrimp Marsala, NaanStop is the local place to go. Here’s what to order at NaanStop."