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The Best Bakeries in Atlanta

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The best bakeries in Atlanta, according to the experts: The Infatuation, The New York Times, and Bon Appétit have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Evergreen Butcher + Baker comes out on top.

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Star Provisions Market & Cafe and Emerald City Bagels hold the next two places. Bon Appétit and The Infatuation show up on more of this list than any other guide.

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  1. The baguettes go fast, so regulars grab two. Evergreen is a bakery and butcher shop in Inman Park where naturally leavened bread shares the counter with whole-animal cuts, and the combination makes more sense than it sounds. The vollkornbrot is dense and serious, the croissants are not, and the fermented hamburger buns exist specifically to cradle the beef ground in back. Atlanta was not a bread town; Evergreen is doing something about that.


  2. Anne Quatrano, who quietly rewired Atlanta's dining scene, runs this market and cafe out of an industrial building that somehow feels like exactly the right place for it. Grab a breakfast biscuit or a fried egg sandwich on a soft roll, pick up hand pies and cookies, then linger by the cheese case and the farm eggs before grabbing something to make your kitchen look more intentional. The New York Times named it one of Atlanta's 25 best restaurants.


    Address
    1460 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd, Atlanta, GA · Atlanta
    Hours

    Closes soon, 6 PM, in 48 min

    Tuesday 8 AM–4 PM, 8 AM–6 PM

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  3. Rank 3. Emerald City Bagels

    NY-Style Bakery


  4. Rank 3. Emerald City Bagels

    NY-Style Bakery


  5. Rank 3. Momo Cafe

    Japanese Coffee Shop

    Momo Cafe is the Japanese bakery counter tucked inside Momonoki, and it takes croissants seriously enough to offer them filled with cream, coiled into circles, or just classically layered. The menu rotates, so a savory one with onion, gruyere, and rosemary might be there or might be a memory. Matcha lattes and mochi donuts round things out. A small alcove upstairs lets you eat while watching the ramen crowd below.


    Address
    95 Eighth St NW, Ste 100, Atlanta, GA · Atlanta
    Hours

    Open now, until 7 PM

    Tuesday 9 AM–7 PM

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