Vincent Bakery Cafe

It’s okay place and not at par with Sweet Hut. The day I went it seemed like they were out of most bakery items. Drinks and bubble tea selection was okay. They don’t have snacks or hot food to order like Sweet Hut.

Again, this is yet another bakery that just can’t compare to the White Windmill on Peachtree industrial blvd. The furniture is like the white windmill on Buford hwy; i. e hard and uncomfortable for long periods of time. I do like it for its quietness during certain times, but it’s still louder than P’tree Ind white windmill, and the customer service, while decent, isn’t as good either. As others have said, sometimes their pastries and cakes are not fresh; I’m not sure why they have a hard time putting only the fresh ones out and maybe selling the less fresh ones as clearance like most other establishments. The décor is nice as always in an Asian bakery, and the music tends to be at a nice light volume. The prices are about 50 cents to a dollar higher than others, but there doesn’t seem to be a good reason as to why, especially when it’s not fresh. One thing that really sucks here is you need cash if you only want one item, because there’s a 5 dollar minimum for using a card.
However, the location is very convenient for people on Pleasant Hill, and it’s right beside the absolutely delicious and famous «What The Phở?» Vietnamese phở place. So points for location!

Cute little bakery but not a very wide selection. Quiet though so really good for sitting down and getting some work or solid studying in! Their small red bean buns are delicious! And they have amazing pretty cakes~~

Cute little bakery, they always greet me when I walk in. They are so polite! I love the macarons, they have several flavors. The atmosphere is quiet and I see a lot of students doing their homework there.

Weekends are not my favorite but hey, earplugs are a girls best friend on these days.
I love coming here to study and if I can come on a quiet weekday, I get more done in an hour than I do all week.
A tad bit expensive but their drinks are def worth it. I never have a problem with the 5 $ limit if that tells you anything about their prices.
Macaroons are not the best and they have limit snacks but they have outlets! And conveniently nearby the tables.

This place is like shit … I don’t encourage anybody to go!!!
Please don’t go
This place is like shit … I don’t encourage anybody to go!!!
Please don’t go
This place is like shit … I don’t encourage anybody to go!!!
Please don’t go

Wanted a change of scenery from the typical Chinese bakery on Pleasant Hill (aka Sweet Hut) so did a quick search to find a Korean coffee shop around the area before lunch.
I ordered a regular hot coffee for my dad and I got a green tea latte to share with my mom. There was a $ 5 minimum charge on credit cards, and I literally never have cash. So good thing my $ 3.90 latte and $ 1.95 coffee added up. A little pricey, but it’s reasonable for a Korean bakery.
I didn’t try any of the breads and pastries since we had lunch plans in 30 minutes, but we sipped on our drinks while we chatted and waited for lunch. My dad’s coffee was a little watered down, but he ended up drinking most of it. My green tea latte was super sweet, but was still a tasty treat.
Overall, this bakery was just average. If I get the chance to stop in again for some pastries, I may change my average rating.

A great study spot. Plenty of large tables, free decent wifi with no password worry. I had mocha bubble tea and it was delicious. Will be back!

Highly recommend to go to the Vincent Bakery. The owner she is super nice.
I love to eat blackberry blueberry tiramisu, green tea tiramisu, egg tarts!

I ordered a vanilla latte and chocolate muffin, which were both delicious. The muffin was light and fluffy. I also ordered a chocolate cake for my sister’s birthday, and everyone loved it. That too was light and fluffy and not overly rich. I would definitely come here again.

This is my go to spot for «getting work done»! they have great snack and coffee options, the sound level is just right for some intense studying or working. It also helps that they have a decent space with comfortable chairs!

WiFi is weak. 5.5mbps down, 0.5 upload.
Adequate seating, power, no free refills on brewed coffee. Limited seating outside.
Nice people, often quiet with very few costumes.
An ok place that’s been in business for years. Not a popular place but get traffic due to location.
Ownership is complacent.

Just tried out some bakery items. The treats were ok, Tree Story down the road has a larger selection and better baked goods. The atmosphere here is great, relaxing and plenty of tables to study or hang out with friends.

First visit today at Vincent Bakery, reminded me alot of Mozart. The main reason I came in was because I didn’t want to drive back towards 85, I will come back again. I got the iced white chocolate mocha, awesome flavor.

I only had an iced americano on a hot day. This super cool air conditioned place welcomed me with reasonable price and friendly staff. The coffee was nothing special but ice americano you don’t expect special neither. All in all I would love to visit again :)

Oh gosh, it’s been here for such a long time and this is the first time I’ve stopped by. The interior is nice and clean with some bamboo theme going on. They have selective pastries but probably all of my favorites. I wanted to pick up a loaf of bread and the girl there recommended the multigrain bread. Oh my, I ate half a loaf by myself and I need more!
I didn’t get to try their coffee menu but definitely will the next time. It’s a great place for meeting up with friends, study or just to chill out.

This is going to be a very short review. anyways, I came here with my sister, Crystal H, mom and uncle. My mom and uncle got the regular coffee, my sister got a bun with butter cream in it and I got the custard bread which is definitely da bomb!
Custard Cream Bun ($ 1.49) — tastes delicious and the texture of the bread is so moist! Loving it! ⁵⁄₅ stars for the taste!
Butter Cream Bun ($ 1.49) — tastes good. just too buttery for my taste. Still tastes good, though. Very creamy! ⁴⁄₅ stars for the taste and texture of the bread and cream!
Regular «hot» Coffee — unsure about the price but I’m not a big «hot» coffee drinker.
This location is pretty nice, too. The girl that was working there on this day (08/​20/​2014) was really friendly and polite. I was so glad it wasn’t some bitchy, mean, stuck-​up «b» like all the other Korean bakeries in Georgia *won’t name specifics*.
That girl made my day! I was a happy person that day!

Wow, this spot is the place to go if you want to study or have intimate chatter (that is, if you can find a table…).
Pastries are around $ 1.50−5.00ish, drinks () are around $ 3.70−5. They carry Mighty Leaf teas– great choice. I can’t speak for the coffee here. Free wifi, but outlets are only in the corner.
PSA: don’t be a douchebaguette and sit in the table meant for 6+ and then proceed to have a make out session, whilst giving dirty looks to anyone who wanders over trying to see if there’s room. I couldn’t believe this was happening, but it did for both booths when I went on a Sunday. Wut.
One thing I’d like to address is that I saw a couple of reviews saying the pastries here are bland or whatever, but know that it’s a cultural thing– generally, Asians don’t really make traditional western confections and as a result don’t like super sugary/​sweet things. Many Asian bakery carry cakes and pastries that emulate the look of many western style desserts, but don’t actually taste like it. There’s usually a lot less sugar and the frosting is more a light, whipped cream than dense and heavy buttercream.

This place is pretty decent. I’d say this is a good place for some quiet time. The atmosphere is pretty chill with a range of ages (college students, middle age, to elderly folks and their family members). This place isn’t too crowded with people either like most Starbucks. There’s a good flow of customers coming in and out with a decent amount in the store relaxing.
Prices are competitive with other bakeries. The variety and selection is as much as White Windmill.
This location is conveniently close to the restaurants in area. They open until 11 PM and have wifi. So, I give them 4 stars.

I tend to visit this bakery on Saturday mornings. They offer free-​wifi which is a bonus and they make the best tasting mocha bubble tea that I’ve tasted in town.
Their café is spacious, clean and service is always consistent and up to par. They offer a variety of baked goods, teas, coffee drinks, and bottled drinks as well. I am definitely pleased with each and every visit to this café and am never disappointed. It’s a great place to catch up with old friends, get work done on your laptop or just «chillax» with a tasty beverage in hand.
The cute decorations and choice of café furniture is hard to miss. The baked goods are always fresh and never stale. If you’re passing through Duluth and on Pleasant Hill Rd. near the Super H-​mart, be sure to pay a visit. They are in the same shopping center as What the Phở!