Today for the first time visited this coffee shop, I want to share my impressions! At the entrance I was surprised by the large number of people in line, but the lane moved very quickly surprisingly, which pleased me very much. Closer to the cash register there is a showcase with baked goods. There's a huge variety of sweet baked goods, all looking very tasty. There are also several breakfast sandwiches available. I chose a bacon sandwich and some other sweet pastries unfortunately I don't remember the name, there were 3 pieces, one was bought right in front of me and I ordered one of the remaining two. My wife ordered a meringue and my son ordered a croissant with chocolate. Of the drinks, my wife and I got cappuccinos and my son got hot chocolate. We sat down to wait for our order at a table. They brought us the pastries my wife and son ordered and my bacon sandwich. Also the waitress said that unfortunately my sweet pastry was sold to someone else (both pieces?) and she would not be able to bring it to me. I asked her to bring me something else instead of this pastry. So we started our breakfast. The sandwich wasn't bad, quite a lot of bacon, bacon well fried not stringy, crispy. The croissant with chocolate was empty almost inside as if someone had soiled his finger in the chocolate and wiped it inside, you can consider that there was no chocolate there at all. At this point we were brought our drinks. The cappuccino was terribly bitter, no sugar and they didn't bring sugar either. The meringue in turn was very sweet (expected) but my wife could not eat it. But my son ate it, kids love sweets. Meanwhile, I finished my sandwich and finished my coffee, but no one brought me the pastry. My piece was given to someone else and they didn't even bring me anything in return. All in all, it's not a good coffee shop. If you have never been here before, it is definitely worth going once, but we will look for another one that we will like.

Oh I absolutely loved this little bakery! When I went it was a little bit crowded on a Sunday morning. But I still managed to grab a seat at one of their cute little tables. The baked good selection had so many options it was hard to choose only a few. I landed on a scone and a danish and they were both lovely. I ordered a cappuccino with my breakfast, which was the French toast made from their croissant breading. My cappuccino was hot and there was a little bit of latte art, the roast was balanced and overall was done perfectly. The barista was also very kind and warm. My to go Cappuccino also had a little bit of latte art and was in a “close to standard” 8 ounce cup! (This to me as a sign of an knowledgeable barista)! The French toast was flaky and the Apple slices on top were wonderfully roasted and caramelized. There’s not one bad thing I could say about this restaurant. Please come and enjoy!

I had been to the Little Tart in Summerhill, but this location is even better! Tons of indoor seating, outdoor seating, huge baked goods selection, and the food/drinks are just as good as the other location. Highly recommend stopping in and grabbing a latte and some baked goods. You won't be disappointed.

Go-to place for various pastries, especially earlier in the day. Great caprese and baguette sandwiches, delicious French toast. It is also one of a few places that serves loose leaf tea. Nice coffee and atmosphere

We passed Little Tart Westside for years and finally stopped for a quick bite at the Grant Park location. Everything was amazing! Convenient parking, charming environment and pleasant, helpful staff. We had the French Toast and granola bowl. Both were served with a fresh and delicious peach compote. The granola bowl had some of the best yogurt, creamy and thick with just enough sweetness. The homemade bread on the French toast held the flavor and syrup perfectly. The only reason I didn’t give them 5 stars was the lack of celiac friendly options. The granola wasn’t certified, but was gluten free…we’ll see🤞🏽 We will definitely be back with the whole family to explore more options.

One of the best coffee shops I’ve visited in a while. Their pastries are really good too and the customer service was exceptional.

Nice place to sit and work while grabbing a bite. Good pastry options and coffee. We got the croissant toast and hibiscus meringue. I really liked the cute window messages :)

My favorite location of my favorite bakery in Atlanta. The cookies? So yummy. The sables? Delicious! The croissants? Buttery, flakey, goodness (almond’s the best). The olive oil cake? Yes, please. A great environment to meet a friend for coffee, stop to get some work done, or just grab something to go.

My son and I are in here once a week at least for a bite before heading off to school. My favorite is the savory turnover with the broccoli and chickpeas (not the one with the curry sweet potatoes ... It's not bad, just not my favorite). Additionally, the Saturday night charcuterie and drinks are good as well. It's a treat to go here, and we look forward to it every week.

The pastries in this bakery are AMAZING! I discovered the bakery while attending the open market in North Atlanta. My favorite is the Pecan Crumb Tart. All the flavors and you can really taste the butter in this fabulous delicacy. The bakeries are typically very busy and you can expect to wait a few minutes for service. But it’s definitely worth the wait. The Memorial Drive location seems to be a meeting place for the locals in that community and you may observe people on laptops and meeting. There is outdoor space and a fair amount of parking.

We've been coming here for breakfast for years, but we went for their after dark menu for the first time last night and it was amazing! I can't wait to go back. The meat and cheese were all fantastic and the cocktails were perfectly balanced.