Mozart Bakery

If you love pastries and desserts — especially with good coffee — this is definitely the place for you! I came here with my girlfriends, and it was the perfect little escape from all the mom life and daily routine. We really enjoyed it and will definitely be back! One small thing — the girl at the counter seemed a bit cold, I even felt too uncomfortable to ask her anything.

Such a cute bakery and seems quite popular, there was a good flow of traffic. This was my first time to this bakery and it will definitely not be my last. I ordered the smoked salmon breakfast sandwich on a croissant and added avocado, it was so so good! The croissant was the best I've ever had.

Twelve years ago we first went to Mozart Bakery and my Family and I have been buying Mozart Bakery cakes for birthdays and other celebratory occasions. Their cakes are the typical light angel cake style most Korean bakeries make and they have a good variety. The cream is never heavy and the presentation is beautifully simple. Usually they have Mocha, Chantilly, Green Tea and a Raspberry cake. It’s gotten pricey the average medium cake is $35, the large $45 but worth it. Their small pastries and breads are always fresh and their coffee is actually good too. My boyfriend liked his blue iced latte and said it was good and he’s very picky about his lattes. One thing I like about the ambiance is that it’s high ceilings, spacious with a lot of tables with warm white lighting. I hate other cafes that are so dark. The customer service is on point, they actually answer their phone, and keep their tables clean.

This bakery has plenty of pastries, desserts, drinks, and snacks to satisfy everyone. The variety of food choices is nice, especially when you are with people with various tastes. While I was there, I had the coconut marshmallow latte and the Strawberry Italian soda. Both drinks were refreshing. I took home an egg sandwich, fruit parfait, the New York style cheesecake, and the mixed fruit tart. The kids said it was good. The atmosphere was nice and cozy. It was filled with chatter. It's spacious and has plenty of space to sit. If you are looking for a gathering place with friends and family, to hang out and chat, this is definitely a good place. However, don't expect a completely quiet place. I would definitely go back for the ambiance. Fast and friendly service. I can't complain about about that.

Absolutely wonderful experience dining here today, the bakery floor is covered in so many treats it made my sweet tooth sing! Had a breakfast sandwich and two pastries to split with my wife, we loved them and can't wait to try everything else on the menu

Mozart Bakery – A Bread Lover’s Paradise in Atlanta! Mozart Bakery in Duluth is hands down my favorite bakery in Atlanta. I’ve been coming here since 2006, and even after moving out of state, I still miss this place so much. Of course, during my recent visit to Atlanta, I had to stop by—and wow, it’s still as amazing as ever! The bakery has a beautiful exterior, a cozy interior, and a huge variety of pastries, cakes, and desserts**. It’s impressive how they’ve managed to keep their quality and taste **consistent for almost 20 years. Some places lose their charm over time, but not Mozart Bakery—it still feels fresh and exciting every time I visit! My absolute favorite is the soboro bread with fresh cream**. The soft, fluffy bread combined with the crunchy soboro topping is already perfect, but then they take it to the next level with sweet, creamy filling inside. One bite, and you’re in heaven! It’s seriously one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. And let’s talk about their house iced coffee—OMG, it’s a must-try! I’ve had iced coffee from so many places, but nothing beats the one from Mozart Bakery. It’s smooth, rich, and pairs perfectly with their pastries. If you’re a coffee lover, don’t miss it! My kids got boba tea, and they loved it. We also tried their cakes, glutinous rice donuts, and chocolate roll cake, and everything was delicious. This bakery isn’t just about great bread—it’s a dessert paradise! I went on a Saturday, and it was packed with people, but thankfully, there were plenty of seats available, so we didn’t have to wait. Parking is easy, and since it’s super close to a big Korean supermarket, it’s the perfect stop before or after grocery shopping. Mozart Bakery is more than just a bakery—it’s a must-visit spot for any bread lover. I hope they continue to stay just as amazing for years to come. If you love good pastries, cakes, and coffee, you HAVE to check this place out!** 💖

What a gorgeous café—such a treat to step inside! The interior is beautiful, and the menu is full of tempting options. I had the bacon, egg & cheese croissant sandwich (so satisfying) and a matcha boba milk tea—creamy, balanced, and delicious. My friend got the passion fruit refresher—it was bubbly, bright, and bursting with tropical flavor! Can’t wait to come back and try more. Definitely worth a visit!

Mozart Bakery just gets it. It’s that perfect mix of cozy and modern, with plenty of seating and just the right energy—lively, but never overwhelming. Half café, half bakery heaven, it’s the kind of spot where you can lose track of time over a flaky, buttery croissant or a matcha-swirled sweet roll. And the drinks? Whether you’re all about coffee, obsessed with matcha, or just in the mood to try something new, they’ve got something that hits the spot. Whenever I'm in Duluth I make sure to stop by, and every visit makes me love it more. Whether you need a quiet spot to work or a pastry-fueled pick-me-up, Mozart Bakery is a must-visit. Trust me—you’ll be back.

They're pastries are consistently good and this is one of my favorite stops when I'm in the area. I got to try my first wheel croissant (pistachio) which was filled with a generous amount of cream. It was absolutely delicious!!!! Staff are always friendly and its always clean inside. It would be nice if they had different flavored coffee and something unique like korean sweet corn coffee.

I just stopped in here real quick to pick up a few items to go....and I noticed some changes. They added a ton more inventory since my last visit. I also noticed that a smaller Mozart chain inside H-Mart disappeared...so I guess they made up for the difference here? In any case, I thought that their selection of pastries were stellar...much more so than ever before. I forgot to take pictures of the pastries I purchased...but I can vouch that they tasted AMAZING!! Just thought they deserved an upgrade in my review!

Yes yes yesss! This is a must if you address in the area or visiting H Mart! Korean bakery items (cakes, breads, croissants, pastries) are the absolute BEST!!! My all time fav is the custard filled pastries and the sweet cream bread. Oh don't forget the red bean filled as well!! You just can't go wrong with anything!! They also serve bubble tea, coffee, lattes. Seating is available to enjoy your goodies as well. Service is always friendly. They are located just inside the entrance to H Mart. You can enjoy your goodies then go shopping! Keep in mind that the selections are limited as they sell out that is it for the day.

Amazing quality in food, drinks, and ambiance. Plenty of seating options including booths, small - large tables, and couches. I go almost every day for an Iced Caramel Macchiato. The drink menu is large with plenty of customizable options for the drinks in terms of extra espresso, and syrups, but you will still find the coffee classics to be well made. The cakes and pastries are all spectacular. Choose from individual slices or entire cakes. The red velvet cake and the sweet potato cake are both favorites of mine. For pastries, I love their Soboro cream bread, chocolate croissant, and blueberry cream cheese danish. Their breakfast sandwiches are also delicious and freshly made to order.

Very cozy, friendly atmosphere. They offer so much baked goods ranging from breads to cookies and cakes. They have a variety of different types of drinks also. The staff is always very friendly and helpful with any questions you may have about their menu or items.

This might be my favorite cafe/bakery in the Duluth area! The interior is so aesthetically pleasing and well-designed. If you have a chance to go during the holidays, their decorations are always so pretty. It's best to visit during the daytime because of the natural light streaming through the windows (and bakeries always have more pastry options earlier in the day). Two friendly staff members greeted me when I was browsing the glass case filled with slices of cake and pastries. I actually went to a different cafe first but it was too busy and chaotic, so I came here to Mozart and the environment was much more relaxed and peaceful. Highly recommend!

One of my favorite Georgia cafes of all time! The amount of options seem endless, but they're still executed well & made fresh. Things you should know: I. PARKING There is a large, free private parking lot out front. Convenient. II. SERVICE Friendly ~ no complaints III QUALITY The pastries are not only quality and filled with texture (*hint* try the Mochi Soboro), but the interior floorplan and design is quite interesting too. I personally like it here because there are different nooks to sit down and have privacy. IV. CAPACITY Fair amount of available seating throughout the day

Terrible service from the girls in the front. They take your money and don't hand you your coffee. This is the second time the same has happened to me. When you stand and wait or ask for your coffee order, they look at you crazy and treat you as if you're asking for a handout instead of something you already paid for. Especially rude is the short hispanic girl, who also handles the cash register.

All the bread is packaged, making it easy to pick up and giving a clean feel, which I really like. The coffee tastes a bit sour, but the staff is very friendly. I recommend this place.

Cute place! Lots of different options for food and drinks. My only beef is I never hear Mozart when I visit

Mozart is a staple Korean bakery that I go to for a standard coffee and pastry. When I used to go to Jeju Sauna, I would stop by Mozart to take snacks with me. I asked the Ajumma (Korean Lady) what is inside the croquettes and she told me beef along with other things. I was so excited I could finally eat a croquette because a lot of them have pork in them. I would make it a habit to stop there and buy a croquette with my coffee. A year has passed and I decided to go back and get a croquette. The interior of Mozart is so much nicer and the drink options are amazing. When I looked at the croquette sign it said they contain pork. I asked another employee and she mentioned they've always contained pork. I felt lied to and was somewhat upset but it is what it is. If you have allergies or can't eat certain foods I would not rely on Mozart to be transparent. Besides that the coffee and ambience is very nice.

Service and Ambiance were amazing and got me and my friends to expect really good food. Me and my friends tried multiple different items from this establishment. Tarts, lattes, baked goods etc. There is not one thing that met our expectations. Coming from us, we are not picky eaters, we were fairly disappointed with the build up leading to not much. Especially when they have the same setup as Hansel and Gretel, we expected just as much if not better food.

1. Bought a birthday cake (blueberry chiffon). Asked if it was fresh from the morning bake. They said it was. It wasn't. It was dry and hard to eat. We were very disappointed with either by their poor quality control or just flat out dishonesty. 2. Gave them another chance after several months. Had another bad outing. This time one of the employee was flat out rude. Ordered a decaf americano and we ended up getting a regular. Noticed it was a regular after taking a small sip. Asked them to remake it. They refused because the person who took the order heard regular, and the receipt stated regular coffee. Regardless what the receipt said, clearly there was a miscommunication, but they were not willing to accommodate. They flat out said we had to repurchase the coffee. They said it's their POLICY! Of all my years of going to Korean cafes, this was my first miserable experience. 3. Bottom line, avoid! If you really want to enjoy your time without any drama and fresh bakeries, go to Hansel and Gretel. There is a reason why Mozart at Ventura drive is always empty!!

We came by yesterday after flying in from NY, to get some coffee. I had the iced mocha with coconut milk then and we bought a tiramisu cake for my birthday. And then the iced caramel macchiato with coconut milk today. The coffee is great and so was the tiramisu! My only gripe is that the tiramisu turned out to be a cheesecake (when I brought it up with the bakery today, they said it's a mousse) and I was NOT expecting that when we started eating it last night. It was delicious and I absolutely recommend it! But be forewarned it's not a traditional tiramisu!

I've been here a couple times . Not only are they expensive but they are very slow and they always forget to give customers what they paid for . I got robbed for 20$ today and didn't get no refund for a meal that I paid for with my hard earned money! Be careful when you order here . It may be a very nice location but the service does not match .

This is a great place and the service wonderful The bread and coffee the best I recommend this please for do homework or business meetings

Better than Beethoven Bakery and Chopin Bakery. Not as good as Tschaikovsky Bakery. Confession. I really like Mozart bakeries. Some more than others. This one has unusual hours and it's hidden away inside the Assi Plaza. It's still pretty awesome. They have bubble tea and all kinds of Asian delights.

Loved my lavender mocha and red bean donut! Everything looked and smelled amazing in this beautiful bakery. I want one of everything! The cookies, cakes, breads and donuts looked like they were freshly baked that day. I wish I lived closer because I would be here at least once a week. They make beautiful works of art they call cakes. I would LOVE to have one for my birthday! This place is truly amazing.

No long review needed. Just yummy bread and pastries at a reasonable price. Check out their mini fish waffles ... my favorite- be sure to eat while hot.

Mozart is a Korean Bakery located on Pleasant Hill, near I-85 right in front of McDonald's and near Petco. I've come to this place plenty of times, and it's pretty good. Here you can find cake slices and whole cakes, breads, macaroons, coffee and bubble tea. My usual thing to get here is the pound cake slices. They're about $1.50 and they're the best. So yummy. The service is ok. It's a good place to just come, relax and hang for a bit. The atmosphere is great. There's also plenty of parking spots since it is located on a shopping center. ESPAÑOL Mozart es una panadería coreana ubicada en Pleasant Hill, cerca de la I-85 justo en frente de McDonald's y cerca de Petco. He venido a este lugar muchas veces, y es bastante bueno. Aquí puede encontrar rebanadas de pastel y pasteles enteros, panes, macarrones, café y té de burbujas. Mi cosa habitual para llegar aquí es las rebanadas de bizcocho. Son alrededor de $1.50 y son los mejores. Muy delicioso. El servicio está bien. Es un buen lugar para venir, relajarse y pasar un rato. El ambiente es genial. También hay un montón de plazas de aparcamiento, ya que se encuentra en un centro comercial.

Had a bugs in cake manager refuse to take action can't send video here seal box and had bugs

I had a matcha tea and a couple macaroons. The tea was okay. The lavender and black tea macaroons were good in flavor but poor and crumbly in texture.

I am biased but I love Mozart bakery. There are many Korean bakeries around in the Duluth area. But none of them have the red bean and walnut breads. I love that Mozart sells them in these bite sized form so it's easy to eat. But try these with coffee and it's a dream. The other bakery items are similar to what other bakeries sell. Since Mozart isn't as popular compared to tree story, the advantage is that every time I come here. Coroquette is an abundant here. For those that don't know what that is, it's a bread that has veggie stuffing inside. The red bean and walnut is $5.99. Which I feel like they raised the price from what I last remember. But they can count on me to always come here to buy it because it's literally my favorite. So long story short. Get the red bean and walnut!

I went on a Wednesday evening and it was fairly empty. They had a good amount of cakes and things inside the cases left. I had the raspberry buttercream ($3.99) and mocha fresh cream ($4.99) cakes. The raspberry buttercream cake lacked a strong raspberry flavor and tartness. It mostly just tasted like a vanilla buttercream cake. The cake was a normal white cake which was a bit dry but it was still a decent slice of cake. I liked the mocha fresh cream much better. The cake was fluffy and moist, but maybe a tad bit sweet. The fresh cream had a good mocha flavor. There's a water dispenser by the cash register with cups so there's no need to ask at the front.

I came in on a rainy Tuesday morning and kind of sad to not see the fresh pastries filled on the tray only the bagged items were out. So I bought the sweet cream filled pastry and by the next day the bread already began to mold. No whole loaves available. Really pricey. No savory flavors of pastry lots of sweeter breads. Place was empty. Parking was great just was disappointed in variety. Not sure if I came too early or too late. They also offer coffees and teas. No bubble teas that I saw. Also has light snacks but not a huge menu.

I adore Cafe Mozart and their incredible selection of delights! I've always had great service and the delightful treats - beverage or food - have always made my venture exciting. I highly recommend this place and suggest that you try the iced teas during our hot weather. Truly a delightful and refreshing beverage that you won't be disappointed with. These teas have the actual fruit peel seeped in honey such as lemon, orange, plum, ginger etc. in the tea and can be served hot or cold. Choose your flavor and let the tea enjoyment commence! If you are a tea fan and enjoy a new tea experience than definitely try one of these tea beverages. You can also buy this tea at the Asian markets if you want to make it in your own home. You can find other treats like mochi filled red bean buns or red bean bread buns. They have cream filled pastries and a small assortment of savory pastries. As you can tell the bakery is a large setup and there are quite a few Asian and European fusion of delights to choose from. They also have excellent coffee and the establishment makes their own baked sweets. The cakes are delicious and it's hard to choose just one! They are all light and fluffy. You can also order custard or red bean filled fish pastries which are delightful and delicious. I've been here several times and treated a friend for their birthday. They obviously loved it and ended up buying more sweets than they anticipated. The establishment is open and airy and the seating is more functional but I do enjoy the large picnic table as it is a great place to sit on your own or with large groups. It isn't meant for long term comfort. The ladies restroom was clean and I didn't have any trouble with it even though it was a bit small. I don't think an establishment should be based just on their restroom alone (as another reviewer pointed out) as that is not what the bakery is there for. It is a bakery and cafe and if they do that job well then they have done their job in pleasing their customers. My only warning is if you have a sweet tooth beware haha!

I get the custard filled bungeoppang (fish waffles) every time we come here. Actually, every time we come here, we add another item to the list of things we always get. As of now, our usual order is: bungeoppang, a few broken macarons, rose milk tea, and a random item (blueberry mousse this time). There seems to be a few employees who aren't super friendly, but given that we know what we want and pretty much grab what we need and go, we haven't really cared that much.

Loved the fish waffle things!!!! Staff are really friendly! I loved the ambiance, good space to do work/study.

Many moons ago when I had the pleasure of staying in Vienna, AT for a week, I had the pleasure to learn more about Mozart, Viennese culture, and the cafe life they instill there. When I saw my first "Cafe Mozart" on Buford Highway, I was absolutely ecstatic. And then someone told me it was a Korean bakery. Not that I am slamming Korean bakeries by any means, I just thought that it was going to be a true, Viennese bakery. With that being said, I learned there was more than one location. After my dreams being shattered of finding a Viennese cafe (and my newfound love for Sweet Hut), I never intended to step foot inside. That was, until I found out there was one in the same shopping center as 2 of my favorite restaurants (Iron Age and Ming's). After last week's Iron Age UYE, Daniel B, Joy W. and myself decided to check it out. It was still open at 1030ishpm- which was cool. When I walked in, The first thing I thought to myself "this is a damn nice bakery!" . My Asian friends tell me the Koreans really do it well with their bakeries- I noticed that immediately. I stuck to the bubble tea though. In fact, I got a chocolate bubble smoothie. No idea if there was tea in it or not. They only have one size though for the most part. It came out ice cold (duh Tom, it's a smoothie!) and easy to drink. The atmosphere almost reminded me of Vienna though, except for the exposed ceilings. It is a pretty inside, with intimate booths. However, the huge DICK carved on the table killed any ambiance I had felt earlier. With that being said, the tables looked somewhat old. Not that I care, but the fact I JUST noticed this places existence- being in a shopping center 2-3X a week (oblivious much?). These days I have been checking out new bubble tea places/bakeries just to see how they rank up to the Hut- but no one has fully risen to the challenge yet (at least that I am willing to admit). Great location though, and the people were nice!

Cafe Mozart is a Korean cafe/bakery chain with several locations in metro Atlanta. This location in Duluth can be found at Mall Corners near I-85 and Pleasant Hill Rd. Mall Corners is a sprawling shopping center. Mozart is across the parking lot from Iron Age and Sydney's Buffet and across the street from Myung Ga Won (Korean BBQ). I think this is the biggest of all the Mozart bakeries in Atlanta. While the business is Korean, the theme is European. The calm atmosphere, cozy environment, and free Wi-Fi makes this an ideal place to work, study, and grab coffee and snacks with friends and family. Seating consists of several spacious booths with heightened partitions for increased privacy. There are some large tables so groups can meet and hang out here as well. This place has been around for years and it shows through worn booth cushions, chairs, and scratched wooden tables. The other Mozart stores are in better condition. At Cafe Mozart, you can find assorted fresh-baked goods including breads, snacks, pastries, cakes, and also coffees and teas, including bubble tea. This is a popular place to purchase cakes for special occasions, especially birthdays and anniversaries. A few foods I've tried at this location include the Nut Tart ($1.99), Fresh Cream and Soboro Bread ($1.69), and Macarons ($1.49 each). The Nut Tart is a compact and delicious pie-like treat packed with nuts and a sweet filling. Almost like a pecan pie. It reminds me of the miniature nut pies my mom used to get at Dewey's Bakery in Winston-Salem, NC. It's great for a small energy boost and pretty delicious. Try one. At Asian bakeries such as White Windmill and Sweet Hut, I typically steer towards buns with sweet cream. Mozart's Fresh Cream and Soboro Bread is just that. They have another version without cream, labeled simply as Soboro Bread. According to the labels, Soboro at Mozart translates into "Biscuit" Bread. It's not like Southern-style biscuit bread though. It's soft, sweet, and very crumbly (in a good way). It's a nice sized bun with a very light and tasty cream filling. I highly recommend. At $1.49 each, the Macarons are a good deal. However, you get what you pay for. The macarons are hit or miss -- mostly miss. I recommend the vanilla flavor. Do not order the green tea macarons. The cream is bitter and frankly, disgusting. Good service. Overall, I like this place.

I used to go there because this place was only Asian bakery per say. But now they have so many competitions in this area. And I decided to go and stick to their competitor, and I don't go there anymore. Baking goods 2/5: Some stuff is good, but when I go there around 7pm, some breads are gone, and they don't bother to restock. I came across literary rotten and sour custard buns twice. I don't think they turned to sour just because it wasn't refrigerated, it's probably because it was 2-3 days old at the room temperature. I also came across with some cake with very dry graham cracker bottom and dried whipped cream. I bet it was also days old. Drinks 2/5: You are lucky if they make your drinks at your likings. If you have any complaints about your drink they made, they WILL fight you back instead of trying to be apologetic and fix the problems. One time, I had a fav tea and they ran out of the tea bags, but they never restocked them. I also have ordered some green tea, but got something I didn't expected to get. They blamed on the menu and it's descriptions. They'd ave never been apologetic, rather they are careless. Service 2/5: Its a self- service place, but your day would largely depend on who makes your drinks or who works there. Some times you come across nice ppl, sometimes you come across very argumentative who hates their job and don't want to be there. They have hits and misses. When I got rotten custard buns, I threw them away and didn't even complain to them because I know they would argue with me and never try to replace them. And do I have to keep the rotten thing just to get the replacement?? They shouldn't sell something that is not edible. Period. Summery: I stopped going there because I don't deserve to get a bad day after I spend $$ money on an expensive cup of tea and other stuff. Their baking goods are same old stuff for past decades and have no improvement or what so ever. So decided to go to their competitor who always give me a great day every single time.

I love Cafe Mozart Bakery, why? Because I love Chinese (鲜奶水果蛋糕) styled whipped cream fruit cakes, (Korean name Saeng cream cake). So technically, that makes me a fruit cake right? Probably, just not a nutty one. 8 years ago, one of my best friends who is Cantonese purchased me one of these cakes right here at Cafe Mozart Bakery for my birthday, and ever since, it has become a tradition to pick-up one every year for my birthday. Usually the only birthday cakes I like are the ones made with butter cream, because they are less sweat than the regular frosting cakes. Still, butter cream has tons of sugar. However, these fruit cakes are extremely light and fluffy with their moist sponge cake interior and smooth creamy cool whip type exterior, and then they are topped with delicious fresh fruit. I do not care that this bakery does not have free Wi-Fi. All that I care about is that I enjoy what I pay for and that the staff has a good professional demeanor. So far I have not experienced any issues with staff, nor the cakes. They have a beautiful and nice selection of baked goods displayed here. However, I have not tried them, as I am not a big pastry type of guy, but they sure do look tempting to try. If your friends call you a fruit cake, or you just love fruit cakes, give this place a try. They can be a little pricy, even for a small one, they are over $30, but you are paying for quality. [Review #211]

This Mozart is located across from Iron Age off of Pleasant Hill Rd. I was craving milk tea so I convinced my fiancé to take me after we stuffed our faces at Iron Age. So we "walked off the food" and right into Mozart. Walking in the spread out yet homey seating area is located off to the left. The dessert and display cases are off to the right and wrap around to the back where the drinks are made and the ordering counter is located. Since we were so stuffed we decided to pass on their desserts. However, I have tried their desserts in the past and I must say that I've had better. The macrons, cakes, and cookies are kind of a hit or miss. I decided to get the black milk tea with no boba and my fiancé got a peach flavored Italian Soda. Their black milk tea is the bomb dot com. It has the perfect amount of cream and this subtle but prominent sweet flavor. The herbal flavor of the black tea is perfect and does not overpower the drink. As of right now it is my favorite black milk tea option from all of the milk tea places in the area. My fiancé's Italian Soda was another story. Now I'm from Spokane, Washington. Yes honey, the north north. Up there they have a ton of Italian Soda shops so my fiancé and I have been a little bit spoiled. Mozart's Italian Soda does not even compare to the Italian Soda in Spokane but it is the best Italian Soda that my fiancé have experienced in Georgia. It was a bit annoying how they did not mix the flavor so there was this obvious and weird separation of cream and syrup. We spent a few minutes mixing it which is what the baristas are supposed to do right? Overall, I was satisfied because all I wanted was some good black milk tea. The atmosphere is inviting, but the service was not so fabulous. Other than the milk tea I'm not very impressed by this place. So I will only be returning for certain items. I wouldn't recommend coming here for desserts or Italian Soda because they kind of cheat you out the full Italian Soda experience and the desserts are disappointing when it comes to flavor.

Mozart cafe is a really large space with plenty of tables, but no comfy seats. I'm not sure what the outlet situation is, but it could be a decent place to do work. I came in at 7:30pm on a Monday night. Most of the better baked goods were gone. I ordered their aloe green tea, choco pie, and a slice of sweet potato cake. The aloe green tea would have been great, but they made it with the zen tazo tea (their mint lemongrass green tea) rather than a straight up green tea. The house made choco pie or moon cake was delicious. The sweet potato cake was dry and we barely ate half of it.

DO NOT ORDER AN AMERICANO HERE. YOU WILL END UP WITH A HOUSE BLEND. I specifically ordered and PAID for a 16oz americano but got a 12oz. I asked for the correct size, they said they'd fix it, but "fixing it" to them meant pouring it into a 16oz cup and adding more water. I asked the lady who added the extra water if she could add more coffee to balance it out. She got very upset/annoyed with me and rudely grabbed the coffee out of my hand. I saw that she went to the back to fix it once again, but she came back with a house blend. At this point I just shook my head and left. I had hoped that they would simply remake the drink entirely because of how many times it was messed up. I have been a customer at Mozart for years but am quite disappointed with my experience today that I will not be returning. To Mozart management: if your baristas don't have any concept of coffee shots, please train them more thoroughly instead of just teaching them to add more water... at least for the sake of customer service.

I have never, in all my life, experienced such awful rude customer service. They will not remake or refund anything, even if it's their mistake. If you get the wrong order you are screwed. There are plenty of bakeries in the area with good customer service and better pastries. This place will put you in the worst mood due to the employees rude demeanor and lack of care. Go somewhere else!

Stopped in for a quick snack (one of my favorites is the raspberry heart shaped dessert) and decided to choose the mini pizza to start. Sauce had a tartness to it but it was not too much. It was just right! Yum!

Mozart was the original Korean bakery back when Korean town Pleasant Hill was just developing. Then things like Tous les Jours, White Windmill, Tree Story, Sweet Hut etc all arrived at the scene later. I love Mozart because the name is classical and the desserts and baked goods are also classical looking and have such chic looks that truly revolutionized of what desserts should be. People suddenly realized that hey, desserts don't have to super killer sweet like the ones from dunkin donuts and that you can indeed make your desserts salty and sweet at the same time and those cute Bakeries you see in movies do exist and can be light but still delicious. Mozart defined the new standard of lightness but still baked buttery goods. It brought the new wave of Korean bakeries and set an unprecedented standard on Asian desserts. I recommend their breads that have creams in them. Their coffee is good and you can buy a handful of their breads for cheap. Their loaves of bread are also light and not too hearty. I am a fan of their almond cookie things that are light but addicting. Their cakes are always so beautiful to look at and I recommend getting one for your birthday just for the sheer beauty. The inside decor is chic and a good beautiful place to sit and chat with your friends.

If you are looking for an amazing Coffee shop in the Atlanta area. Look no further! You will certainly find it at Cafe Mozart Bakery ! Upon entering I was made feel very welcome by all the staff. I This coffee shop Is absolutely amazing. The Coffee Shop has plenty of seats and is very clean. The customer service is off the charts! Very Professional and Very Friendly Staff. The food tasted so fresh and the choices on the menu are absolutely amazing. I definitely recommend the waffles that have a custard filling. They were absolutely delicious and served fresh out of the oven. Honestly Cafe Mozart Bakery rates five stars and more! I have visited this amazing Coffee Shop only once and will be returning again soon. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland and have traveled all the United States and all over the world with the US Marines. I definitely know a great Coffee Shop from all my travels. This Coffee Shop ranks up very high of Coffee Shops that I have visited. If you are visiting the Atlanta area I highly recommend visiting Cafe Mozart Bakery You definitely won't be disappointed and I guarantee you will want to make a return visit! A well worth visit if you are staying in Atlanta!!

Mozart is my favorite bakery right now . Other Korean bakeries don't have the density that Mozart has. I think I've tried almost all the korean bakeries here but it's not the same. I love their butter cream bread and their castella slices the most.

Stopped by today on our way out of Georgia to grab some fresh baked goods for friends and family. I walked in and was surprised at how quiet it was. There was a family and 1 other person studying at one of the tables. (We were just in a different bakery on the same street a few hours earlier...) To the right you'll find your different assortment of baked Korean pastries, however, it was a little disappointing to find a lot of the breads weren't stocked and the area with all the fried breads were mostly all empty. Luckily, they had our favorite red bean, green bean, and cream filled breads, but I also realized the prices were about $0.50-1.00 more than the bakery we had visited earlier this morning. The breads were tasty and we've been coming to Mozart for our baked Korean bread fix for years, however, the new bakery we found earlier may be our new favorite. Overall, still a great bakery but there are definitely more smaller owned bakeries popping up around Atlanta that may offer tastier treats at a lower price!

ALERTS to ALL MOMS OUT THERE!!!! (or Dad's, anyone with babies) They don't have a baby changing station in their bathroom. If you have a baby; it's very inconvenient.. and you may have to change his/her soiled diapers in your car. Otherwise, just don't go there to eat or maybe just have it to go. (I hope the owner will install a baby changing station in their bathroom.)

Been here many times for their cakes. I absolutely love their cakes! The bakery is very spacious, pastries neatly organized, and smells great inside. I have been going to this location for about 11 years. They never disappointed me. I think I have tried every flavor cake that they have. My favorites include the fresh cream cake, mocha cake, blueberry chiffon, and cheesecake. I also love their macaroons. My favorite is the tiramisu flavor. Today we got the blueberry chiffon cake for my aunts birthday and she loved it. I like that they also give a cake cutter, some candles and a birthday sign. It saves a trip to the grocery to buy those things because you'll need it. I definitely recommend getting their cakes for any occasions. I have also tried their pastries and its a thumbs up. Must try!

My first time here. I went to cafe mozart to get mini fish shaped waffle but it was such a disappointment. The waffle was slightly undercooked and not all the fillings are filled with custard. I also ordered Spanish latte, it was definitely way too sweet and I didn't taste the coffee that much. I gave 2 stars because the location and the place itself are nice, comfy to hangout. The staff who took my was really nice but the cashier was rude. I gave $20 bill for $10.12 order, and decided to give another $1 bill so I can get an even $10 bill with coins but she told me that she already count the changes therefore she can't give it to me. I myself worked as a cashier at foodcourt where busy time to time but when my customer ask me for bill changing, i never refuse any even when im busy (she wasnt even busy and there were nobody behind me). This problem I had, just makes me think twice to come back and hangout at cafe mozart nxt time, I rather go to sweet hut or 720 or windmill or any other bakery places where the staffs/service are a lot nicer.

I usually come here and enjoy the quietness of this place. I came here with my cousins last night and had macaroons and coffee. Both were great and the taste of the macaroons were amazing! Definitely recommend coming here and trying out different items. They also have a lot of baked goods to try from as well.

Went in early afternoon and they had a very limited selection of food. Breads were ok but there are so many better options to choose from in the area.

Do not order their milk teas. they are pre-making them with a lot of sugar. I ordered black milk tea it was nasty my stomach was hurting real bad l. I called the manager she was real nasty and rude. she said that I had ordered that I had ordered no sugar! she also said that drink was popular. I hung up because I was so upset. lady is rude and unhappy this people don't care if you get sick they just want your money.

This is the place that I go whenever I want an extra special cake for any occasion​. It's a great conversation starter to many​ parties that I take this since they are that great. I have tried their tiramisu, oreo, fresh and red velvet cake. Fresh cake is by far my favorite. I do enjoy the assorted baked goods that they have. Their drinks are a bit pricey, but don't let that dissuade​ you from trying one or two. I like their jasmine tea drink iced.

Mini Fish Shaped Waffle both custard and red bean are tasty. Quick and handy made right at the bakery.