Bakery Cafe Maum II

Me and my friend would always come here for the yogur (froyo)! It’s tart, cheap, fresh, and comes with delicious toppings. The bbang here isn’t bad either (not the best in the area, but decent). The setting is quite adorable, and it’s a perfect place for an intimate group!

Beautiful place to chill, lounge, relax, hangout with friends, and/​or study. For a bakery, disappointed with the selections. Smoothie was bland :(

I did like the interior and the setup… It is a good place to read/​study.
They do have free internet access. I order green and a cheese cake.
It was ok…

I am going to rate this place average. I would say that this place is a cross between Panera Bread and Alon’s bakery… (the pastries are more sophisticated than Panera but not on par with Alon’s.).
The décor is very inviting and comfortable. You really do feel «at home» and the seating provides good privacy (or separation). Select your seating wisely as their as no shades/​blinds so the sunlight beans into the store; they do not use air conditioner, so it gets very hot and stuffy inside.
The dark colors really make it look clean but when you take a closer look there is trash on the floor and rarely do you see the workers «cleaning» up after patrons leave. There were cookies and napkins on the floor under my table/​booth.
The pricing in store does NOT match the pricing on the website and neither do their offerings. PREPARED FOOD IS ONLY AVAILABLE UNTIL 3:00P. Considering their open to midnight, I think this is a bad move. On the other hand, if you are only here for desert and a beverage, then it may suffice.
NO SODA. NO FOUNTAIN DRINKS. NO FREE REFILLS. Not even water. Cheapest drink is a small bottle water for 1.50.
The pastries were really good and I enjoyed a few items I tried. I was NOT impressed with the yogur; the taste was a bit too strong and too tart for my liken.
Overall, their pastries are good. Everything was fresh. This could be very good to excellent with regular cleaning, offering a hot menu throughout the day, and better pricing. $ 12 salads are a bit excessive. Please add blinds or shades… it gets very warm in there. Also, consider offering standard drinks like refillable water and juices/​pop or ice tea varieties.
Alon’s is still my favorite bakery and Panera my favorite knock-​off. I will visit Maum again but probably at the Buford Hwy location. Maum II gets a three star from me (***) Just okay, not bad, not great. FREE WIFI!!!

It is a very clean and nice bakery. Some of the drink I have had has been really good. As for the bakery, though their plain loaf of sandwich bread is really good, sweets are not really my taste. It is interesting and fun to see different types of bread they have at the store though.

although, this place has a nice ambiance and décor, this place has horrible service! every time i go there, the staff acts like glum, non-​speaking zombies on drugs…
****** this is a follow up to my previous review
i’m not surprised this place shut down. with a sour attitude and poor service, how could you possibly survive? the owner should have thought about that before hiring holier that thou employees.

This was the site of a recent rendezvous. We chose it randomly, as it was almost exactly at the half way mark for the converging parties. Given what little research went into the decision making, I was pleasantly surprised by the aesthetic and ambiance.
For some ungodly reason, food is not served on the weekends. There was a camembert and apricot sandwich that sounded divine, but alas, they sheepishly pointed me over to the baked goods section. I grabbed a croissant and almond tart with my hot chocolate. It was all very good but hardly satisfying to my rumbling innards.
We had to move our strip mall rendezvous fiesta elsewhere because of the lack of food, but I will definitely consider this lovely location, should I ever venture OTP again.

Order the Yogur. YO-​grrr… Like, shawty wassup? Every time I go and stare at the spelling of yogurt without the T and I think I die a little on the inside… I don’t know. It’s good.
Good place to hang out and chill.

This is a little smaller than their Doraville location, but much more convenient to get to. They pretty much have Korean-​French bakery items. Their Pinkberry-​like version yogurt called «Yogur» sells well. It’s $ 2.95 for a small cup with 2 toppings. They also sell Korean shaved-​ice for around 5 bucks. This is a nice hangout place. There are a lot of booths. It’s also invaded by a lot of students studying there as well.

This is the second store opened by the same people that own the Doraville location. It’s pretty much the same as Doraville with a nicely decorated interior and outdoor seating as well. There are so many things chocolate that one could easily die of overload. I stopped in after lunch for a quick dessert to go. I ended up settling on a pair of chocolate covered doughnut holes. The baked items here aren’t loaded with sugar like many of their American counterparts, but that lets you enjoy the flavor more. They’re open later than Starbuck’s (midnight 7 days a week) and this would be the perfect hang out place.