Bakeries in Alpharetta: downtown, Avalon and Old Milton Parkway

Last checked 2026-10-04. Refreshed every three months.

Alpharetta’s independent bakeries are mostly downtown, on Milton Avenue, Main Street and Marietta Street. Old Milton Parkway has French pastry, cupcakes and a Middle Eastern bakery, and Avalon has a donut shop. For ice cream and other sweets, see our ice cream and desserts list.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Alpharetta’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 4, 2026. We added places we found in the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau’s dining listings and in Avalon’s directory, and kept them only where the place’s own site gave an Alpharetta address or a 2026 record in the Georgia Department of Public Health inspection database confirms it. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Alpine Bakery & Pizzeria on Crabapple Road makes cakes, bakery items and custom cakes beside a pizzeria menu. It also has a Woodstock location.

Argentis Gluten-Free Bakery on Milton Avenue bakes only gluten-free goods, with vegan options, its site says.

Cinnabon bakes cinnamon rolls at North Point Mall and serves coffee drinks.

Colette French Pastries sells French pastries and imported French coffee on Old Milton Parkway.

Dolce Spoon bakes cinnamon rolls and Basque cheesecake every morning on North Main Street and also serves gelato.

Five Daughters Bakery is the Avalon shop of a family bakery from Franklin, Tennessee, per Avalon’s directory. Hours are from Avalon’s directory, and a Jan. 20, 2026, inspection record confirms the shop. See also our directory listing.

Jerusalem Bakery & Grill has no website of its own. A June 4, 2026, Fulton County inspection record confirms the bakery at 4150 Old Milton Parkway.

OneDayinParis describes itself as a French-inspired restaurant, wine bar and cafe with a boulangerie, on Milton Avenue downtown.

Smallcakes is a cupcake shop that closes when the day’s cupcakes sell out.

TBB 122 is Michele Sedgwick’s restaurant and bakery, building on her Theo’s Brother’s Bakery market stand. Its site describes outdoor seating under a 150-year-old oak tree, with breakfast, lunch and dinner on some days.

Related lists: wings, pizza, Mexican and Tex-Mex, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, patios and outdoor dining and every list by category. Also: farmers markets, the business directory and restaurant inspection scores.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the bakeries in downtown Alpharetta?

Downtown has Argentis Gluten-Free Bakery and OneDayinParis on Milton Avenue, Dolce Spoon on North Main Street and TBB 122 on Marietta Street.

Is there a gluten-free bakery in Alpharetta?

Argentis Gluten-Free Bakery at 42 Milton Ave., Suite B, is a gluten-free and vegan bakery open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, its site says.

Where can I get French pastries in Alpharetta?

Colette French Pastries is at 2225 Old Milton Parkway, Suite 100, and OneDayinParis runs a French-inspired cafe and bakery at 35 Milton Ave.

Which Alpharetta bakeries are closed on Monday?

Colette French Pastries, Dolce Spoon, OneDayinParis, TBB 122 and Alpine Bakery & Pizzeria do not open on Monday, according to their sites.