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25 Park Place Northeast
Atlanta, GA
+1-404-586-0772
https://www.highlandbakery.com/ · Claim this restaurant listing — free dofollow link + 5 keywords

Cuisine: bakery, sandwich
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Payments: cash, credit cards, debit cards

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Highland Bakery is one of the restaurants serving Atlanta, GA. Other restaurants nearby include Anatolia Mediterranean Cafe (0.1 mi) and Buenas Dias Cafe (0.1 mi). Its website is https://www.highlandbakery.com/. The area sees roughly 60 inches of rain a year. It sits near Temple of Israel Church (1.6 mi), Saint Pauls Church (1.7 mi) and KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy (1.7 mi). Saint Pauls Church is one of the spots that gives this part of Atlanta its character. Payments accepted: cash, credit cards, debit cards. It's located at 25 Park Place Northeast. The menu centers on bakery, sandwich cooking. About 58% of adults here hold a bachelor's degree or higher. You can reach it by phone at +1-404-586-0772. It sits 2.1 miles east of central Atlanta, at 33.7554° N, 84.3878° W. The location is wheelchair accessible. I could definitely tell it was a popular place. It was packed, just like I remembered it, but we were able to get seated pretty quickly. We ordered the half stack of the sweet potato pancakes. They were rich and fluffy, without being too sweet. Delicious!

Highland Bakery, a restaurant in Atlanta, GA, sits at 25 Park Place Northeast. Their site puts it this way: I could definitely tell it was a popular place. It was packed, just like I remembered it, but we were able to get seated pretty quickly. We ordered the half stack of the sweet potato pancakes. They were rich and fluffy, without being too sweet. Delicious! It's known for bakery, sandwich.

It takes cash, credit cards, debit cards. The location is wheelchair accessible. You'll find it 2.0 mi from Alonzo F Herndon Elementary School (school). It's 1.9 mi from Emmanuel Church of God (place of worship). Highland Bakery is 1.7 mi from Saint Pauls Church (place of worship).

Atlanta has 908 restaurants on the map here, so there is real choice. 105 of them sit within about a mile, close enough to compare in one trip. Peak hours tell you the most about a restaurant — a quick call about wait times on a Friday night answers more than any listing can. Close alternatives include Mr. Hibachi (less than 0.1 mi), Anatolia Mediterranean Cafe (less than 0.1 mi), and Rising Roll Gourmet Cafe (less than 0.1 mi).

Fulton County has roughly 457,791 households. The median age in Fulton County is around 36.2. Washington Park is a historically black neighborhood in northwest Atlanta encompassing historic residential, commercial, and community landmark buildings. Atlanta gets about 252 sunny days a year. The median home value in Fulton County is around $431,200. Reach Highland Bakery at +1-404-586-0772 or https://www.highlandbakery.com/. Built from open map data, this page is free. Owners of Highland Bakery can claim it and add hours, services, and a booking link.

Nearby landmarks: 2.0 mi from Alonzo F Herndon Elementary School (school) · 1.9 mi from Emmanuel Church of God (place of worship) · 1.7 mi from Saint Pauls Church (place of worship)

Frequently asked questions

Where is Highland Bakery located?
Highland Bakery is at 25 Park Place Northeast, Atlanta, GA.
What are Highland Bakery's hours?
Hours aren't listed publicly. Call +1-404-586-0772 to confirm before you go.
What other restaurants are near Highland Bakery?
Nearby restaurants include Mr. Hibachi (less than 0.1 mi), Anatolia Mediterranean Cafe (less than 0.1 mi), and Rising Roll Gourmet Cafe (less than 0.1 mi).
Is Highland Bakery wheelchair accessible?
Per OpenStreetMap, Highland Bakery is wheelchair accessible.
How do I contact Highland Bakery?
Call +1-404-586-0772 or visit https://www.highlandbakery.com/.
What should I look for in a restaurant in Atlanta?
If dietary needs matter at your table, it is worth asking how the kitchen handles gluten-free or allergy requests before you go. Checking hours and confirming details directly with the business is always worth the two minutes.
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I could definitely tell it was a popular place. It was packed, just like I remembered it, but we were able to get seated pretty quickly. We ordered the half stack of the sweet potato pancakes. They were rich and fluffy, without being too sweet. Delicious! We also each ordered the

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