Rosetta Bakery

We tried 2 pastries, a pizza and a sandwich. Overall review is that the presentation, the aesthetics and open layout get 5 stars. The food not so much. I found that the food lacked flavor and looked “tastier “ than it actually was. For me personally the pizza was too much bread

Best place in atl

Deserts were incredible. Glad this places opened in Atlanta too! Recommend

I work in the building above and this place has truly been a lifesaver for our entire office. It’s authentic Italian through and throug. When family visits from Italy, even they agree: the croissants and bomboloni are as good (if not better) than what you’d find in Rome.

I’ve seen a few negative reviews, and frankly, they seem to come from people who may not be very well traveled or familiar with genuine Italian pastries. If your taste leans more toward Starbucks-style offerings, this might not be your place—but if you’re after quality and authenticity, you won’t find better.

Good place and nice outdoor seating. Parking validation for 2 hrs. Food very average for the expensive price! Doesn't make you wanna come back for food!

Foot is a C. Over priced and cold. They try too hard. Wouldn’t go back.

First you have to park in the parking deck- they will validate but had to get parking attendant to tell me. Jenn served me and she was quick and rude. It wasn’t super busy but it felt very rushed. No A/C! And then I spent $27 for coffee, a croissant and two pieces of pitiful avocado toast! Can’t figure out how to upload a photo but the famous pistachio croissant was literally them putting a hole in a croissant and injecting some paste- it was only on 1/4 of the croissant! Such a huge disappointment for $27 worth of food. And the coffee- go to Dancing Goat- pricey too but sooooo much better coffee!! Won’t be back.

Great new addition to the area. Very helpful staff and great pastries and coffee.

I have tried this in Miami and it is so exciting having it here in Atlanta!! It feels like eating in a bakery in Italy.. love the food and pastries !

Have been here twice now and it was exceptional both times! The food is delicious & the patio is lovely to enjoy lunch or coffee. Will absolutely be back soon!

Rosetta Bakery is the real deal.
A clean, beautiful new spot with that cozy, just-right vibe.
The pastries? Unreal.
The Bombolonei? Straight-up the BOMB — don’t leave without trying one.
What makes it even better?
It’s Italian-owned, and you can feel the love in every bite.
The owners are warm, welcoming, and passionate .it shows.
Authentic. Delicious. Worth the hype.
Welcome to the neighborhood, Rosetta!

🇮🇹 I used to stop by every time I was in Miami, and now that Rosetta Bakery has opened in Atlanta (just walking distance from me!), I’m beyond thrilled. The coffee is smooth and bold, the tiramisu melts in your mouth, and the bomboneli is dangerously addictive. Their millefoglie—delicate, flaky layers filled with luscious cream is simply divine and a must-try. If you’re looking for authentic Italian pastries and espresso, this is the place!

Rosetta Bakery has quickly become one of my favorite spots in the city. Whether I’m looking for a cozy place to work or just want to enjoy a quiet coffee outdoors, their patio is the perfect setting. Rosetta’s ambiance makes it feel like a little slice of Italy right here in Atlanta.

Their pizzas are simple, fresh, and delicious. I absolutely love their millefoglie! Highly recommend Rosetta Bakery for anyone looking to relax, recharge, or just indulge in something authentically Italian

I work across the street from this restaurant and was so excited to see that they had opened their doors.

As far as service, the staff are kind and offer quick service. However, I have tried to go at 7:45 on my way into the office (the posted hours state they open at 7:30) and was turned away. When I reached out to the restaurant for hours clarification, they did not reply.

As far as the food/drink, I have tried many items on the menu when I have visited since they’ve opened. The lunch sandwiches are mediocre apart from the bread, which is made in-house. I’ve tried their sweet pastries, and they are definitely the tastiest option on the menu, but I’m not sure they’re worth with the price that’s being charged. I have had a cappuccino, and matcha latte from here, and both were terrible. The coffee tasted burnt, and the matcha was pre-sweetened and tasted like it was made with some kind of powdered milk mix. With tax and tip, the matcha latte came out to about $9 to give you an idea of the pricing. Overall, I give this place 3 stars because while some of the food options are good, most items I’ve had are mediocre or poor, especially when you take into account the price of the items. I would recommend trying Henri’s down the road for a much tastier bakery experience.

The place to be in Atlanta !
I came already few times since the opening and never been disappointed. Pastries are amazing, sandwiches delicious.
I am italian and i can definitely say that the quality is there 100%.
Well done !