Hansel and Gretel

Hansel & Gretel is such a cute spot and you can eat in groups or by yourself here. We went there looking for a sweet treat, and love the assortment of pastries. We got the mango chocolate cake, and it was so delicious! The top is a mango jam type of thing, and there’s mango cream in each layer. It’s $10ish so we split it among 2 people— definitely a great and unique cafe in Atlanta, similar to Paris Baguette or Tous Les Jours.

All of these were delicious and beautifully crafted, the desserts were perfect not too sweet just right. The berry surprise has a yogurt and berry flavor, the sleepy teddy is chocolate mousse made deliciously good. This place is definitely worth try.

Yes yes yes! My college homegirls & I discovered this gem prior to my visit to Jeju Sauna in Gwinnett…and now, there’s a 2nd location in downtown Atlanta near Centennial Park! Atlanta’s been overdue for some Korean bakeries, as this one provides consistently good coffee, lattes, fresh pastries, pound cakes, macaroons, and savory goodies. Staff is helpful, one young lady assisted me with creating a banana flavored matcha latte (strawberry is good, however, banana is my all time fave), just ask! More pics to come, as I will be taking more walks in this area and tasting my way through the rest of the delectables 😉

Stopped by on my way out of town. Glad I did. It’s very close to centennial park, about 10 min walk. Ate a Kirby puff and red bean puff. Also had blue lemonade and their mango berry tea. All of it was very yummy. Their atmosphere was also very calm and there were lots of people there working with their laptops or catching coffee with a friend. Would def visit if you are in the are.

This place is unbelievable. It’s a huge space, clean, spacious, beautiful in a modern chic design. Food here is art and delicious. Their deserts are all complicated and sophisticated constructions with layers of flavor and texture. And the design is so creative and amazing. See the photos.