Alon's Bakery & Market

In a nutshell: I loved this place!!! a true bakery with fresh bread and croissants and pastries... fresh coffee and a very pleasant outdoor area to just enjoy your java, have a chat with a friend or conduct a business meeting (which was my case). The outdoor area is protected by some screens, to break the wind or keep the pollen out, which was very welcomed as we’re in the season for it. For me it was a great finding: a bakery shop right outside the perimeter area in Atlanta. Selection and variety of bread is good (at least from my perspective), personnel at the store was very friendly and offered me options, prices are reasonable and there’s ample parking space right outside, as part of a little shopping mall. In addition to “bread and coffee” there’s a selection of other items, even some little party trays that you may want to bring home in case you’re entertaining. Located right outside the perimeter, is very accessible and easy to go to. Not only that I recommend the place when looking for a nice breakfast experience or a mid-afternoon sweet indulgence, but I already included it into my good list and will definitely come back next time I'm in town. Recommended 100%.

Love all of the baked pastries here! Any of the croissants are amazing, and the gruyere sesame twist is delicious too. Ordered 3 pastries for ~$13. This location is large, and there's seating available inside or on their covered patio. It's also a market so there's separate cases for pastries, patisserie, prepared foods, sandwiches, soups, etc. Really friendly service too!

Nice place to get a cup of coffee, some sweet, sit and relax. Good pastry and drink options. Place I clean and employees make your visit pleasant. Nice outdoor sitting patio where is great for beautiful days. They also have good wine selection and you can buy your basic groceries.

Alon’s is located in Phipps plaza near Nordstroms. There valet $10-40. There’s also regular parking in the lot and deck. The vibe reminds me of Dean and Deluca. Every one was pleasant and helpful. The pastry’s were decent I think if I got them when they were 1st made they’d be amazing. I love that there wasn’t a lot of riff raff. This place is great for a good snack while shopping.

Great fresh everything! Lots of good salad options and I also had an Asian salmon patty that was delicious. They have all types of foods from entrees to sides, to desserts and drinks, they have groceries, they have a coffee shop, a wine rack, a cheese bin... It's like going to a marketplace, which is really fun! There is seating all over the place if you wanna sit down and enjoy your meal, or you can pick up your groceries and head out. Maybe you just wanna sit in the coffee shop and chat with a friend, whatever you're there for, they are able to accommodate. The chairs are rather uncomfortable though, and honestly the traffic flow is really crowded, especially during lunch time. And this is because they have so many options of things to buy that they have maximized the space where they have things stocked and it takes away from the foot traffic area. Highly recommended.

What a find.....great place to meet for coffee and breakfast. Fresh pastry, baked breads etc.....the place is open and very inviting and the food is great. Lunch is great as well. Made to order gourmet sandwiches and hot lunch plates as well. Outdoor patio seating and indoor seating is in place. Found this place to have a coffee and debrief with my colleague after a meeting in the area. Check it out....

What a fun place! A bit chaotic but the people and the food are awesome! You can get some of everything here. Pastries, fresh breads, cheeses, ready to eat, wine, drinks... I will be back. This place really reminds me of being in Israel.

Really enjoy the atmosphere and food selection here. The mocha and cappuccino were excellent. The feel here is very European and if you have been to Europe then this will feel familiar. The downside is the price for what they sell. Stuff like pasta and baked goods. If you go to Munich, one of the most expensive cities in Germany, the price for a chocolate croissant is about 3.50 euros. If you leave Munich and go to a small town the price is maybe 1.5 euros for the same thing and baked by a local master baker. Both of these places make a product better than Alons and at the same price. This makes Alons VERY expensive. We saw a pound of pasta for 7.99 which is more than handmade at Whole Foods. So be prepared to spend money if you want to buy provisions but it’s still very enjoyable to be here. In the morning most of the customers were not even American which is fantastic.