Sweet Love Bakery - Whitlock Farms

I missed my flight 2 times, I was left stranded, hungry, and tired, with no idea what to do next. As I was wandering around, I stumbled upon a small bakery called Sweet Love Bakery, and 10 months later I still dream about their salted bread each and every night. The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted out onto the street, and I couldn't resist going inside. I was greeted by the sight of a charming little bakery with friendly staff who welcomed me warmly. I ordered their salted bread, and with each bite, I was transported to a world of pure delight. I've been searching for a similar bread ever since but nothing compares to the taste of Sweet Love Bakery. I am so in love with their bread that I can't stop thinking about it, and I'm determined to return to Atlanta, not just to catch a flight, but to indulge in the heavenly taste of Sweet Love Bakery's bread once again.

I really like the aesthetic. I want to say it is like entering into a modern cottage. The decor isn't overwhelming and it is a nice open space. Upon entering I was greeted by both employees. They were very helpful at explaining some items in the menu I was curious about which I always appreciate because I do ask a few questions.The restrooms are toward the back, clean and nicely decorated as well.I did spend a bit over an hour here just because the atmosphere was so nice and my company enjoyed the bread we bought and a pastry shaped like a fish which they make fresh. The boba was giving me a bit of trouble because it stuck together and it wouldn't go up the boba straw. But the drink itself was good. I had the Brown sugar black milk tea.This is a nice place to catch up with friends, have a family outing or bring someone on a date to get to know them.

Nice and chill spot. My kids and I sat and talked over lunch.

I love this place. Kind and kind-hearted owners... If you come to Duluth, Koreatown in Atlanta, give it a try.

The boss (owner) of this placeI can't help but leave a comment like this after seeing that they are full, their arrogance is sky-high, there is no trace of kindness, and they treat customers rudely.I don't understand why the service industry is so arrogant and rude to customers.There are so many good bakeries, but who would go if the owner behaved like that?Even the customers who were going don’t want to go. Never.