Scott’s Eats & Sweets

Scott’s is a regular spot for lunch during the week with co-​workers. The Phở is delicious and the few other items I have had have been great as well. They have also catered at our office and it was a hit. The food is very authentic and I would highly recommend Scott’s to anyone looking for some great Vietnamese cuisine!

Had a late lunch with my wife here yesterday. We went specifically for the Phở. We also ordered the Spring Rolls. We really liked the food and the customer service was awesome. The interior of the restaurant was very clean and nicely decorated. The restrooms were clean as well. The exterior of the building was not very inviting, but don’t let that steer you away. I will definitely go back again.

Get the Spring rolls! 6 for $ 4.50 is the best value around!
You order at the counter here, which is weird. It’s simply easier for someone to take your order at a table. There’s less stress while going over an exotic menu for those not familiar with Vietnamese cuisine.
Very friendly staff. Great place.

Luv the food. I personally love the vermicelli. The meat was soft and tender.
Great portion of food with reasonable price. It was very satisfying.

This is such a great spot in Mableton. My husband and I find ourselves craving it more and more. We always get the phở, but I’ve also had the lo mein and fried rice; they’re just as delicious as the phở. I love their Thai tea too! Everything is pretty awesome –consistently awesome — and this place is definitely one you wouldn’t expect to find in Mableton (there are a couple little hidden gems!), but I’m so happy it’s here!

After reading the reviews i expected the food to be better than it was. The ingredients were fresh but I felt like the phở broth was lacking flavor, it tasted like water. The salad rolls were okay but that’s kind of hard to mess up. I also ordered Vietnamese coffee which was a little too bitter. I probably wouldn’t come back here but the restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly.

Simply put, this place is fantastic. The first time I went here was kind of by accident… I thought it was a bakery because of the name.
When I go to a viet-​nam joint, I tend to get bun thit nuong cha gio… And it is excellent here. It is a bit different that I am used to, but very good. Good enough to make a special trip out that way for it. I kind of wish it wasn’t so good, so I could try other menu items.

Finally, I don’t have to drive 45 mins — an hour to get some good phở! This place definitely adds some much needed variety to the Mableton-​Austell food scene, which consists mostly of pizza, Chinese food, fried chicken, and wings. The phở is really good, the spring rolls and Vietnamese rolls are excellent, and the rest of the menu is worth trying as well. Each time we go, I try to get something different and I have yet to be disappointed.
Their staff is friendly and attentive. It’s always nice to walk into an establishment and be greeted by smiling faces who are ready to take you order, as opposed to a lot of places where counter staff won’t greet you or are too distracted by their iPhones to bother with paying customers.

We just moved to Mableton and are so excited that Scott’s is right down the road! I get the vegetarian Phở and it is awesome, if a little light on the accompanying herbs. I like that their meat-​based broth is beef and chicken only (no pork), and that you can choose either meat-​based or veggie broth for any bowl.
The spring rolls are delicious as well, and gigantic! One reviewer said her rolls tasted «like dirt,» but I’m wondering if she has just never tasted fresh sprouts before. I’ve had the spring rolls several times now and have never tasted «dirt” – only very fresh vegetables.
A huge bowl of Phở is basically the only thing I want to eat on cool evenings, and I’m glad we don’t have to drive down to Buford Highway to get it. Oh, and if you’re an Archer fan, check out the framed thank-​you card from the crew – apparently Archer loves Scott’s, too!

After a disappointing experience at another Vietnamese restaurant in Cobb County, I was determined to find a legit Vietnamese restaurant in this part of town. I accidentally came across Scott’s Eats and Sweets and the name sounds anything but Vietnamese. Don’t be deceived, it serves authentic Vietnamese dishes like phở, bun, com, banh mi… etc. We ordered a phở and a bun — both are good, and are even comparable to the ones on BuHi. It’s a solid 3.5 star and I bumped in to a 4 star because 1. friendly staff 2. I don’t have to drive across town to satisfy my craving for Vietnamese food.

I had the Phở Ga and it was so tasty! I ordered for pick up — it was easy to place my order and it was ready when they said it would be.
I’m especially picky about my chicken because sometimes it tastes weird (or not real) but every ingredient was incredibly fresh. (The basil was still on the stem.) They also give you a large portion size for a low price.
This is definitely the best phở I’ve had in a while. I’ll be going back soon!

I love Vietnamese food and I’ve tried phở from a number of places. This place is excellent. I ordered the phở ga, and the portion was large and delicious. I also ordered the basil rolls and they were amazing and a very large order.
I’m so glad this place is close to my house. When it gets cold, I know I will be here every week. The ladies who work here are pleasant as well.

Late one night we had a craving for Vietnamese food and decided we’d try a place we’d heard about down the street. And then it was closed. After a quick Unilocal search we came across Scott’s: super close by with great reviews= Sold!
Not to take away from the review of my experience and the greatness of my meal here, but Scott’s is in an old Pizza Hut, which makes it worth a visit regardless of the service or the food. (Iconic architectural establishments are kinda my thing).
Scott’s is kinda great. There’s a picture menu– no surprises here, and the service was awesome. The woman who helped us was super knowledgeable about what could and could not be made veg, which can often get lost in translation. We ordered veg spring rolls– delicious ’cause they’re spring rolls but maybe a bit lacking since they normally have shrimp in them (the option to add tofu would be cool). And like stated in other posts, the 1 order is enough for 4 people– don’t go crazy here! I also ordered a bowl of phở made with veg broth (clearly less great than yo beef phở, but less animal juices– so yay!) and with the addition of copious squirts of sriracha and ALL the herbs and I was set.
I will for sure be back to Scott’s (and for more than just the nostalgia of hangin’ in an old Pizza Hut).

Clean, prompt service. Ordered a pork Bahn Mi to go. It was very tasty but there was not enough filling. I had bread on bread in some places. If I go back I will be sure to ask them to fill the entire sandwich.
And there are no real sweets. Thought it would be like a mini bakery but no. There were only a few tired pre packaged danishes.

Sooooo happy I discovered a Vietnamese restaurant in Mableton!!! I had the Phở Ga (rice noodle soup with chicken) and it was absolutely delicious! I also ordered the spring rolls. It says 3 but when cut in half, you’re served with 6! The prices are great and the customer service was refreshing
Hope they continue to get business. I’ll be a regular :)

We came for lunch today and it was delicious! The portions are large and mighty fine. This was my first time at Scott’s and I am bringing my husband when I return. Who’d have thought Vietnamese in Mableton? I sincerely hope this restaurant is a great success, I loved everything about it.
Cute and super personable servers, very sincere.

Our return visit was well worth it. General Tso’s chicken was excellent as was the phở with shrimp, crabmeat, and fish ball. Ordered 2 of the fresh spring rolls but only needed 1order for two of us.
The «Sweets» portion of the name is still a work in progress. i.e. Not available yet. I recommended they add bubble tea to the menu and the waitress was also enthusiastic about that possibility. Will need to return to check that out.

I’ve been here twice so far and the food has been really good. This is the closest Phở place around me and I am happy it opened. Other than the food I can’t say there is anything else special about this place. If the service was a little better like refills or waters this would be a five star review. Also the AC was broken, so it was hotter in there than it was outside.
I got two Banh Mi, one chicken and one meatball, and they were both delicious and I’d recommend the chicken to anyone.

We found this Vietnamese place by doing a Unilocal search for «phở» when we were on I-​20 near Six Flags. Google maps took us on a 10 minute winding route through a modest neighborhood in south Cobb county. The restaurant is located in an old Pizza Hut building.
With a name like Scott’s Eats and Sweets, we second guessed whether this was what we were looking for. Once inside, it felt Vietnamese, but the hostess/​waitress was not Asian? It turned out, the young lady is the step daughter of the Vietnamese owner (I assume Scott). With that out of the way, the menu included exactly what we were looking for!
We ordered three bowls of Phở and an order of shrimp fried rice. The large bowls of Phở were served in deep ceramic bowls. I ordered the Phở Tai, and the broth and thin slices of beef were on point. The noodles were slightly overcooked, but still fine. The ceramic bowl did a great job of maintaining the heat of the broth. The phở was steaming with heat (you can see it in my picture) and the remaining broth was still steaming when I was done. The utensils were regular metal spoons, and I would have preferred an Asian style spoon.
Kristine ordered the Shrimp fried rice, and she said it was good. The shrimp were small, but looked tasty. The fried rice was served with a small bowl of broth. My wife said that was often served with Vietnamese fried rice.
Scott’s was definitely worth the detour. The food was good, generous portions, and inexpensive (large bowl of Phở was 7.50).

I’m so happy to see a phở spot in my hood. Even though I’ll still gladly make the track to Lee’s for my banh mi, I’m happy to find a place to satisfy my phở cravings on cold days.
This place is owned by a friendly first time business owner, and I hope to see this place around for a long time.
The establishment is clean and bright, and the day I stepped in they had the most entertaining Korean music videos playing on a flat screen tv.
Prices seem a bit higher than what you will find on Buford Highway, but my Seafood Phở was worth the price.
This place has the best Seafood Phở I’ve had so far. Big pieces of seafood were in my bowl, along with bright vegetables. The seafood was not tough and the veggies were the right texture. The phở broth was crisp, and light. At first I thought it was a bit too watery but after a splash of fish sauce it perked up in flavor.
I love their choice of tableware. Only downside is their small order serving bowls are too small to mix up your phở and sides together.
My only complaint is the side of accompaniments on the side were too light. Definitely not enough bean sprouts, lime, jalapeño, and basil for one bowl.
Other than that, great job!