Auspicious Baking Company

Popped in just before they closed for the weekend. We grabbed a couple pain de chocolate. They were the perfect snack between museums on Georgia Historical Society Super Museum Sunday!

Vegan-friendly bakery. Back to back visits over the wknd cause these baked goods are soo good. As other reviewers posted, the staff asked if we wanted a glove change to avoid contamination. Vegan maple buns and croissants are delightful and paired exceptionally well with coffee. Friendly service and lovely atmosphere. Purchased extra to store away in the freezer for future memories. Thanks for being there Auspicious!!

Adorable spot. Extremely polite staff. Delicious coffee and baked goods. I was going to share a photo of the baked pretzels but it was so good I ate it before I had the chance to photograph it

There’s always a line, but it’s absolutely worth the wait. Even when it’s busy, they greet you and thank you for coming in. Towards the end of the afternoon, they start discounting items. I got extra soft pretzels since they were bogo. The red velvet turnover was amazing.

I went to Auspicious Bakery on March 29, 2024. It was my first time going and our daughter came with me. The line was out the door but moved quickly. It smelled good inside so I was excited. I knew I wanted some bread but there was not much of a variety. I asked for a healthy wheat or grain bread and there was only one. Our daughter and I decided on bagels and a loaf of whole wheat bread. Everyone was very nice. My family and I first tried the sesame and plain bagels. They were hard, not fresh, but tasted ok toasted with cheese and peanut butter. A few days later we tried the whole wheat bread. The crust was hard, again not fresh, but tasted ok with tuna on it. My family and I were disappointed. I had heard good things about the bakery and read good reviews. I will not be returning. Glad the bakery is doing well.