Nestled in the charming heart of Buckhead Village, St. Germain is a slice of Parisian magic in Atlanta! Every visit feels like a delightful escape, thanks to the consistently amazing service and the warm, welcoming staff.
Their French pastries are a dream, with the pistachio and almond croissants filled with cream being absolute standouts! The canelés are perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, and they’re just as delightful to enjoy at home as they are at the shop. And trust me I take many home each visit, lol. Speaking of tea, their selection is divine, especially with a touch of honey!
Don’t miss the Riviera sandwich and the quiches—my favorites are the chicken and mushroom, and the goat cheese and broccoli. Whether you’re there to catch up with loved ones, dive into a good book, or just enjoy a lavender latte, St. Germain is simply the best coffee shop in Atlanta! ♥️🥐
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeremy Brown
We’ve been trying to visit this spot for a while. We finally found ourselves on this side of time with some time to spare and it was well worth it. We tried a few delicious 🤤 desserts, from the lemon meringue tart to the Passion Fruit Raspberry Mousse. We also nabbed a few uniquely crafted desserts. Everything we had was enjoyed and devoured by our family. The staff was very helpful in helping recommending popular desserts, especially since this was our first visit here. We’ll be back for sure and just a side note the main area for ordering is very small & tight, so plan on taking your delicious treats to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Moi Quintanilla
The best espresso in whole Atlanta, no kidding, and the service top notch!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tiffany Leggon
Super cute, tiny shop very clean and welcoming. Of course we saw the reviews and recommendations online to come here so we had to stop by when I had to be in ATL.
The desserts were so good definitely worth it I got Tropical (the orange dome) it was my favorite out of the 4 we got. It does have coconut in it so if that's not your thing you won't agree.
I didn't get his name but the guy at the register that helped us was so nice and explained each dessert we were interested in which was unexpected but definitely welcome because he even recommend ways to eat some of them like The Peach. He told is that it tastes best when you can get a piece of everything in one bite and stuff like that. Extremely helpful! Also love that everything was priced so there were no surprises at check out, in case your on a budget. Would definitely come back! **Once you get close start following signs for the parking garage the area is very small and a lot of one way streets. The parking garage is your best bet.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeff Kent
Not good. Sandwich reminded me of the ones you get at a gas station where you peel off the plastic wrapper. Croissant not as good as WalMart. Coffee decent. If you are expecting something remotely Parisian, you will be disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
Mikayla Terry
The pastries, while I didn't like all of them, were still delicious and at least really cool looking. The workers were also good at helping me decide what macrons to buy. While it is pricey, it's 100% a fun experience, and worth the money. Absolutely loved the strawberry tart and Cuppichino
Rafael Sebastian
Great vibe for a drink and a small bite. Shoutout to Rayshaun for making my long time friend and I feel welcome. (name might be misspelled)!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ashley Couch
So many cool and cute pastries and baked goods to choose from.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maggie Ho
This cafe's aesthetics triumphs the food and drinks. I got an iced London fog, and unfortunately it only tasted like milk. I had none of the vanilla or lavender taste.
I got the opera, made with almond spongy cake and espresso chocolate ganache. It had a decent taste, but wasn't strong in its chocolate, espresso, or almond flavor. The flower pot had creative and pretty presentation. The dirt got a little messy though.
The desserts are unique and overall gorgeous. My friend got the flower pot and that was so cute. Desserts were at least $8 and kind of small. There's some outside seating and maybe one table inside. The outside seating area is literally gorgeous though, it gives Hoboken/Soho outdoorsy shopping vibes.
This place is so instagrammable but falls short on taste and price in my opinion.
Kara Catlin
Walked in 30 minutes after opening and the cases were still empty... I understand it's a rainy Sunday morning but definitely made us decide to do somewhere else for coffee and a treat today.
Also located in Buckhead Village, Saint Germain is a very small French bakery and cafe serving croissants, pastries, macaroons, and more. My faves are the lemon tarts and the huge croissants. Of course, it's pricey - they have to pay Buckhead Village rent.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Vitaliy Radchuk
Great coffee spot!
Danh Tran
My friend and I came today and bought a few pastries(not all shown), but we were greeted by a new employee Maia, despite her lack of experience she helped us the best she could and I hope that she could continue to learn more about each dish.
Amid our checkout the manager whom we did not know at the time (Brae) came and helped us out. We talked to Brae for a good bit and appreciated our conversation very much. Maia and another associate Astrid ended helping up customers that filed into the store with exemplary service.
Overall we are grateful for the service provided here.
My girlfriend and I would always walk past here but never walked in, but going forward we look forward to coming back and trying new dishes.
Thank yall for your service and the back of house that created such great pastries
-Steven and Danh
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shreya R
This breathtaking venue sits at the heart of Buckhead Village, and I’ve peeked my head in countless times before. Very “French” in theme, boasts an eclectic display of pastries, such kind employees, and genuinely good desserts.
For how beautiful everything is at this location, though, it is excessively overpriced. Unfortunately, $9 for a palm-sized dessert leaves a foul taste in the pocket. I’d recommend stopping by once for a memorable treat, but there’s a hesitation to visit again with such unjustifiably tall prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Alessi Fiore
Bitter and burnt espresso at a very high price with a not very attentive cashier.
Nestled in the charming heart of Buckhead Village, St. Germain is a slice of Parisian magic in Atlanta! Every visit feels like a delightful escape, thanks to the consistently amazing service and the warm, welcoming staff.
Their French pastries are a dream, with the pistachio and almond croissants filled with cream being absolute standouts! The canelés are perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, and they’re just as delightful to enjoy at home as they are at the shop. And trust me I take many home each visit, lol. Speaking of tea, their selection is divine, especially with a touch of honey!
Don’t miss the Riviera sandwich and the quiches—my favorites are the chicken and mushroom, and the goat cheese and broccoli. Whether you’re there to catch up with loved ones, dive into a good book, or just enjoy a lavender latte, St. Germain is simply the best coffee shop in Atlanta! ♥️🥐
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We’ve been trying to visit this spot for a while. We finally found ourselves on this side of time with some time to spare and it was well worth it. We tried a few delicious 🤤 desserts, from the lemon meringue tart to the Passion Fruit Raspberry Mousse. We also nabbed a few uniquely crafted desserts. Everything we had was enjoyed and devoured by our family. The staff was very helpful in helping recommending popular desserts, especially since this was our first visit here. We’ll be back for sure and just a side note the main area for ordering is very small & tight, so plan on taking your delicious treats to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best espresso in whole Atlanta, no kidding, and the service top notch!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Super cute, tiny shop very clean and welcoming. Of course we saw the reviews and recommendations online to come here so we had to stop by when I had to be in ATL.
The desserts were so good definitely worth it I got Tropical (the orange dome) it was my favorite out of the 4 we got. It does have coconut in it so if that's not your thing you won't agree.
I didn't get his name but the guy at the register that helped us was so nice and explained each dessert we were interested in which was unexpected but definitely welcome because he even recommend ways to eat some of them like The Peach. He told is that it tastes best when you can get a piece of everything in one bite and stuff like that. Extremely helpful!
Also love that everything was priced so there were no surprises at check out, in case your on a budget. Would definitely come back!
**Once you get close start following signs for the parking garage the area is very small and a lot of one way streets. The parking garage is your best bet.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Not good. Sandwich reminded me of the ones you get at a gas station where you peel off the plastic wrapper. Croissant not as good as WalMart. Coffee decent. If you are expecting something remotely Parisian, you will be disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
The pastries, while I didn't like all of them, were still delicious and at least really cool looking. The workers were also good at helping me decide what macrons to buy. While it is pricey, it's 100% a fun experience, and worth the money. Absolutely loved the strawberry tart and Cuppichino
Great vibe for a drink and a small bite. Shoutout to Rayshaun for making my long time friend and I feel welcome. (name might be misspelled)!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
So many cool and cute pastries and baked goods to choose from.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
This cafe's aesthetics triumphs the food and drinks. I got an iced London fog, and unfortunately it only tasted like milk. I had none of the vanilla or lavender taste.
I got the opera, made with almond spongy cake and espresso chocolate ganache. It had a decent taste, but wasn't strong in its chocolate, espresso, or almond flavor. The flower pot had creative and pretty presentation. The dirt got a little messy though.
The desserts are unique and overall gorgeous. My friend got the flower pot and that was so cute. Desserts were at least $8 and kind of small. There's some outside seating and maybe one table inside. The outside seating area is literally gorgeous though, it gives Hoboken/Soho outdoorsy shopping vibes.
This place is so instagrammable but falls short on taste and price in my opinion.
Walked in 30 minutes after opening and the cases were still empty... I understand it's a rainy Sunday morning but definitely made us decide to do somewhere else for coffee and a treat today.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
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Also located in Buckhead Village, Saint Germain is a very small French bakery and cafe serving croissants, pastries, macaroons, and more. My faves are the lemon tarts and the huge croissants.
Of course, it's pricey - they have to pay Buckhead Village rent.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great coffee spot!
My friend and I came today and bought a few pastries(not all shown), but we were greeted by a new employee Maia, despite her lack of experience she helped us the best she could and I hope that she could continue to learn more about each dish.
Amid our checkout the manager whom we did not know at the time (Brae) came and helped us out. We talked to Brae for a good bit and appreciated our conversation very much. Maia and another associate Astrid ended helping up customers that filed into the store with exemplary service.
Overall we are grateful for the service provided here.
My girlfriend and I would always walk past here but never walked in, but going forward we look forward to coming back and trying new dishes.
Thank yall for your service and the back of house that created such great pastries
-Steven and Danh
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This breathtaking venue sits at the heart of Buckhead Village, and I’ve peeked my head in countless times before. Very “French” in theme, boasts an eclectic display of pastries, such kind employees, and genuinely good desserts.
For how beautiful everything is at this location, though, it is excessively overpriced. Unfortunately, $9 for a palm-sized dessert leaves a foul taste in the pocket. I’d recommend stopping by once for a memorable treat, but there’s a hesitation to visit again with such unjustifiably tall prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Bitter and burnt espresso at a very high price with a not very attentive cashier.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
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