Laylo

TL;DR — Laylo Coffee Shop is a sleek, modern spot with great vibes and plenty of space, but the drinks didn’t quite hit the mark for us. The Earl Grey Mousse Cake was a nice treat, and the atmosphere makes it a solid hangout spot — just don’t come for the coffee. The space itself is genuinely impressive. Great lighting, simple and modern decor, and enough seating that you’re not fighting strangers for a table — rare for a spot this popular. It’s still packed on weekends, but it doesn’t feel cramped, which is a win. If you’re looking for a place to catch up with friends or hang out for a few hours, this checks the box easily. They seem to have an on-site roaster, which got our hopes up — but honestly, the drinks were a miss for us. Maybe we ordered the wrong thing, but it didn’t leave us wanting to come back for another round. The food fared a little better. We tried the Earl Grey Mousse Cake, which was cute and tasty, though the blueberry jam inside pushed it into pretty-sweet territory. Worth a try if you’ve got a sweet tooth. One practical heads-up: parking is in the same building, but make sure you scan the QR code inside the store, or you’ll have to go in for an extension. Drinks: 2/5 · Food: 3/5 · Atmosphere: 4/5

I am giving average of three stars: knitted mini cakes are exquisite - rhubarb pistachio 10/10, chocolate mousse raspberry 8/10 (raspberry filling was solid frozen), contrado coffee 8/10, however pastries were over baked and completely dry - chocolate pastry 1/10, pistachio pastry 2/10. It was Sunday lunchtime and it was very busy, service was good, but not enough sitting space and small stool tables are very impractical. We had to share the table with another couple, so not possible to have any private conversation. We live nearby and we can just walk in, so can't comment on the parking. The whole bill for two cakes, two pastries and two contrados was $53.

Had the pleasure of meeting a friend at Laylo today, and it was such a lovely experience. Before jumping into the food and vibes, let’s talk parking—because that always matters. GPS will route you directly into the parking deck; you’ll want to park on the lower retail level. Upon arrival, scan the QR code to register your car, and once inside, there’s another QR code that extends your parking for up to five hours, which is a huge plus. Now for the ambiance—very chic and calming. The space offers a variety of seating options, perfect for both intimate meet-ups and larger groups. I was immediately drawn to the glass-filled shelving showcasing a few bakery selections. I opted for the glazed croissant paired with an iced latte with caramel drizzle, and let me tell you—the latte was amazing down to the very last drop. My friend also thoroughly enjoyed her strawberry iced matcha. This was my first visit, but it definitely won’t be my last. A great spot for conversation, coffee, and a calm reset.

Cute little dessert cafe in Chamblee. The mini desserts are about $15 each but definitely worth it. The decor is lovely and the staff is really nice. I was fortunate that it wasnt so busy when I arrived. So I easily found parking and a seat to dine inside. I can't wait for them to expand their hours so I can come here to work.

the staff were lovely and patient despite the big turnout of new customers, and the atmosphere is clean and modern. the pastries are masterfully crafted. my partner and i loved the lychee cheese & earl gray that we tried, this is def a bit above our price range for an average coffee run but was good for a special treat