Centered around East Asian baked designs, this trendy bakeshop, with locations on Buford Highway and in Midtown, offers sweeter crème buns, savory pork buns, and beverages such as bubble tea to match.

Piece of Cake’s specialty resides in its custom cakes (duh). Roughly 25 flavors are available at any time, and other confectionaries available include cupcakes, cookies, brownies, and more.

A delight to any sweet tooth, Metrotainment Bakery has served up a wide variety of cakes, cookies, cheesecakes, and more since 1997.

A spinoff of The General Muir in Emory Point, TGM Bread focuses on wholesale restaurant accounts. But, the bakery does offer retail hours on weekends.

With one location in Morningside and another in Dunwoody, Alon’s offers an expansive variety of baked goods to go with their cheeses and wines. Simple cakes are available, or you could go nuts with the French macaroon tower.

Based out of Charlotte, Amelie’s set up shop in Westside a couple of years ago with French-inspired baked goods. Full breakfast is available with tarts, croissants, and turnovers.

With full breakfast menus and coffee in tow, this bakery has expanded with multiple locations across the city and provides everything from fresh bread and bagels to sweeter muffins and cinnamon rolls. The decorative cakes will wow any party guest.

From Billy Allin and the Cakes & Ale team, Proof provides breads and baked goods to Allin's Decatur restaurant, and Bread & Butterfly, his French cafe in Inman Park. The bakery also serves its own menu of sweet and savory baked goods.