Vincent Bakery Cafe

My gf looooves bakery. It’s a nice place for friends to hangout and do casual chat. Quite, clean.
They have a wide variety of choices. From macaroons to birthday cake. Minus one star for the price but everything else is satisfying

This quaint little pastry shop is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Johns Creek! Thanks to my fellow Unilocalers, I followed their suggestion and visited the bakery to pick up dessert on my way home.
The service was impressive. The two young ladies behind the counter were extremely friendly and eager to help me choose the perfect dessert.
I ordered the Mocha Macaroon which was out of this world; moist, tasty, and not too sweet. I also ordered the Vanilla Macaroon which was equally as delicious — crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. Finally, I ordered the Vanilla Cream Cake slice to go — it was moist with fresh icing and fresh peaches in the middle. Very unique and equally as tasty.
The sweetest thing was that one of the young ladies threw in a complimentary Green Tea Macaroon. I had asked her what it tasted like prior to choosing my dessert items and since she was not able to describe it as more than «it tastes like green tea» (we both laughed at her answer), she decided to give me one to try. Now that is going over and above to make certain you have a happy customer. Needless to say, I will be coming here regularly. :-)

«Cake is happiness! If you know the way of the cake, you know the way of happiness! If you have a cake in front of you, you should not look any further for joy!» C. JoyBell C.
Vincent’s Bakery is my happy place!
This Asian bakery brings it when it comes to beautiful cakes, tasty pastries, and baked goods. As you enter you have product invitingly on display, all individually wrapped and just waiting to be picked up. Red bean buns and doughnuts are great, their custard bun is delicious.
The counter is filled with beautifully designed cakes. The cakes are light, airy and much less sweet than they look. On my last visit I picked up a tiramisu cake, and it was perfect. Honestly, part of enjoying the cakes is just looking at them.
Service at the counter is friendly. They put out a good Boba Tea, as well as coffee drinks.
Look no further for happiness, or a red bean bun.

Very nice place. it’s a Korean bakery and café shop. Cakes and pastries are really fresh, creamy and tasty. I also like their mocha bubble tea.

The bread ranges from great to OK. The atmosphere is very nice. The prices are a tad high for what you’re actually getting. That would be OK if the bread was always great, and the service was always great, but in the few times I’ve actually bought something, I picked one item out of the discount bowl at the register, and was charged full price for it. The next time I was there, I asked and they remembered me and a conversation I had with them about the bread I bought because it was a bread I’d never had before that they didn’t know how to describe. The bread cost $ 2.50, and was basically four bites. Coming out of the discount bowl it should’ve been a $ 1.25.
One the next visit I was buying a piece of sausage bread for three dollars, and I mention I’d been overcharged by $ 1.25 the last time, and they just laughed.
Personally I prefer both the taste and the quality of service of the White Windmill bakery across the street, but I’m perfectly willing to come over here when the White Windmill is out of what I’m looking for.

Fresh sandwich bread here! Baked fresh daily and sliced into perfect squares for picture perfect sandwiches. My kiddos love their red bean paste filled pastry! Their pastries and cakes are not as sweet as your average grocery store bakery because they cater towards a Korean flavor palette. It’s a nice change from the over powering, omg all too sweet frosting. Take a chance and try a bubble «tea» too! This is a delicious smoothie drink that comes in a variety of flavors with tapioca balls (aka «bubbles» or «boba») at the bottom. My favorite is the Mocha Boba or Honeydew Boba.

Here Here. This is a café.
Ample seating. Tables here and there. High and low. Private and otherwise. Students working on assignments.
Bakery. Has some tasty treats. The prices are a tad lower than some of those other popular cafes.
Coffee. Many variations. Other drinking options.
Relaxing.

Love their cakes, especially the chocolate cream one. I don’t ever remember the exact name. I also love their strawberry rolls which come in full or half sizes. We always pick them up as gifts when we are visiting someone’s home. I adore the boxes they pack them all in.
Among the things I tried, I did NOT like their macaroons, very hard instead of soft.

I can only comment on their cake…
My friend surprised me on my birthday with a strawberry white chocolate cake from this bakery (lucky guess… strawberry is my favorite!). It was super cute and really tasty. I enjoy Asian desserts once in a while because it’s not too sweet and you don’t feel like a terrible human being (jk) after you eat a slice, or two. Even though I had a slightly upset stomach I was still able to enjoy a small piece.
Also, I’d imagine that they recycle the cake boxes. There’s a sticker that says if you bring the box back in, you get 20% off of another cake (the same size). It’s a win-​win! More cake + save money.
I will say that their hours of operation should be updated on Google. We went in a little after 10pm, thinking they’d be open another hour. The lady that works there was super nice about it but informed us that if we wanted to order we should do so soon. She then told us they were closing in 10 minutes (with a smile on her face).
It looks cozy on the inside and they have a pretty good variety of beverages and drinks. I’ll probably go back in the near future.

My husband and I are always go to this Vincent bakery store after we ate the Le Mekong Vietnamese noodle. The Korean owner she is super nice and cakes are so yummy! Definitely, it is great place to visit it.

This is a small bakery with limited selection. There was only one employee working when I got there and maybe 5 tables of people lounging there. The selection of cakes is good, but you don’t have many pastries to chose from like other bakeries in the area. I chose a Tiramisu slice and also a mocha slice. Both were delicious and I would order them again. If they had one more case solely for pastries this place would be a 5star. Something to take note of is their outdoor patio seating, which can be nice to have coffee and a sweet at during a warm evening.

I like that they’re open til 10 pm. I don’t like that ⁸⁄₁₀ of the macarons I purchased were STALE as hell.

No decaf. Tables are high to study (uncomfortable posture) and the music goes in and out. It’s usually drowned out by the machine whirling sound. Their baked goods are kind of on the pricey side and I’ve had better. Seats seemed comfortable but left after 40 mins due yo neck and shoulder pains (from low chairs/​high table). But at least the table I sat in had an outlet. Probably wouldn’t go back again.

Not the most friendly staff but the baked goods are wonderful! Cakes and cookies are excellent!

Well, I didn’t really eat any of the pastries because they are just like every other Asian bakery and frankly I’m just getting bored. I want a traditional bakery that carries simple traditional treats. As someone who enjoys baking, I am not inclined to purchase anything that I can bake at home or items that are sold at prices that are grossly inflated.

Nice bakery with French cakes and pastries. Nothing spectacular but definitely satisfies a sweet tooth. The macarons are definitely the highlight.

This bakery is always a solid choice when in the Johns Creek area. It’s located right off of Medlock Bridge Rd, across the street from the Super H-​Mart in Johns Creek. The café is in the same shopping center as Abbott’s Bar & Grill and the F2O.
Their baked goods are super fresh and always well displayed. I’m a huge fan of their mocha bubble teas, macarons, and assortment of random baked goods. They’ve managed to always keep their café super clean and tidy. Love their plush chairs and tables. It’s a great place to meet up with friends and also if you’re looking for cozy wifi spot, their café is ideal. Their staff is always friendly and courteous. If you’re in the Johns Creek area and want to pick up some unique Korean baked goods and a great cup of joe, this is your spot!

We got the raspberry-​filled buns, and wow is all I can say. My boyfriend and I almost finished the whole thing right there at the bakery (and the portion size is much larger than what 2 people should eat!)
Their mocha bread was pretty good, although I like the bread that is filled with a mocha cream better. This one had no cream, just mocha flavoring.
We also got some of the milk bread as well, which is a little plain but still the «milk cream» was light and tasty.
Overall, I would definitely go back for some of their breads, especially the raspberry-​filled deliciousness!

I’ll give them two stars for having seats available for our party of 6 to celebrate my mother in laws birthday but their customer service was whack.
We came in here at 9:00pm and ordered shaved ice — it’s really nothing to rave about. But it’s something refreshing to have other than ice cream.
My sister in law and I wanted to try their macaroons but what a bust. I got the green tea one and it was ice cold. I’ve had macaroons from Laduree but I love giving other places a chance, but what a waste of money. They’re only $ 1.75 here but no wonder — you can’t even bite into it without hurting your teeth. I could literally take the macaroon and slam it on the table and it won’t break.
I decided to ask the girl at the front for a new one hoping I got one that wasn’t right, and she did but she also wanted to remind me that they closed at 10:00pm. Pretty rude if you ask me. It was 9:00pm — I get that you want to leave and don’t want to be here but really?
It’s clean. There’s parking. It’s empty. Pretty cheap. But it is nothing special.

I came here on a week night to have coffee date with a friend. Vincent Bakery has pretty much everything most Korean cafes have: coffee, bread, cakes, desserts and even bubble tea and shaved ice.
I just had a regular hot coffee. While it was good, I realized once I got to the bottom that this might have been instant coffee and was not brewed. Ok, that’s fine. Because really, I know I’m buying a coffee to hang out at the café.
There are plenty of tables at the café, but I felt that it wasn’t that intimate of a setting. The chairs/​tables seem a bit low to the ground and weren’t the most comfortable seats I’ve ever sat in. Even when sitting across from my friend, I felt far away from him. Granted we were one of few people sitting inside the café, I couldn’t help but feel that if there were more people there, that people could easily eavesdrop on our conversation. At least at other cafes I’ve been to, the seats are closer, the tables are farther apart and if you’re lucky, you can find a booth that doesn’t let your voice carry through the café.
I wish I had a chance to try the macaron, but this leaves me more reason to come back to actually try their baked goods. I’ll admit that I like this place more than your run-​of-​the-​mill Starbucks (and Vincent actually stays open later) but there are many other cafes that are better even in Johns Creek.