Macrina Bakery & Cafe

Macrina Bakery & Cafe stands as a rare example of quality in a world filled with mass-produced, flavorless options. Their artisan breads and gourmet treats are crafted with care and skill, offering a refreshing alternative to the convenience-driven food industry. The welcoming, comfortable atmosphere complements the high standard of their offerings, creating a space where quality is prioritized over trends. If you value excellence and craftsmanship, Macrina Bakery & Cafe is a place that deserves your attention. It’s a testament to what’s possible when time and effort are invested in doing things right.

A best local artisan bakery service that sells baked good, cakes, pastries and coffee in Seattle. It’s a frequent stop when we do group bike rides. Always found the staff very friendly and service is pretty fast even in busy times. There’s seating indoors and outdoor. Lots of merchandise including locally roasted coffee beans. Selection of pastries both savory and sweet is large and keeps rotating to include seasonal flavors. All items we tried were appeasing. Fresh ingredients, locally sourced and served so nicely. Love lattes, perfect blend of caffeine and milk/froth. Their breakfast/lunch menu is also good accommodating many options from vegetarians, vegan, and meat. Avocado toast is my favorite! A must try if you’re passing by!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Macrina Bakery & Cafe is an absolute gem! Their pastries are perfection—flaky, buttery, and full of flavor. The artisan bread is always fresh, and the coffee pairs beautifully with everything. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it a must-visit. A true Seattle treasure! Highly recommend!

Refused to accept my cash for "safety" reasons. My exact change and tip, even. Yet I came in because it stated I COULD use cash. I'm on the inside looking at it in the photo. Just say you don't want to serve people homeless people. Don't pretend it's for safety.

Got the CATE. Was decent but lacked flavor and was kind of mushy. My favourite is still the Bialy though.

They have sweet and savory baked goods. We got sandwiches and chicken pot pie. They were very tasty. Servers are friendly and cheerful. There are counter with bar stalls and tables for dine in. The shop is small but has a high ceiling, so that feels like nice vibes. Street parking available. It may be difficult parking when there is a game or event going on at the stadium.

The scones are VERY inconsistent day to day. One time they're moist and the next hard as a rock. Also, $10.22 for a scone and a drip coffee. And they have the nerve to ask for a tip at those prices after I stood in line. Nope.

Yum! Had the chicken pot pie and my spouse had the carne salad. 👌 we took home a box full of pastries.

This is my most frequented Macrina location. Since it's near work, I'm often picking up food for lunch meetings. I will call ahead to put my order in and pick up at the designated time. Shay, Gretchen & crew are amazing to work with. The carne salad and sandwiches rotate every two weeks. I'm also a fan of their morning glory muffins and desserts. There's something for everyone here.

I went to this cafe on a beautiful sunny day. I loved the amount of sunlight in the cafe. The decor is quite contemporary and seems to be suitable for working from cafe I had a flat white which was strong the way I like it

Mmmm, really glad I came across this location in Sodo-last time I recall visiting an actual Macrina cafe was 15 years ag when I lived in capital hill. Allllll the pastries and baked goods are delicious, oh boy. I got some blueberry scones to take home and they were scrumptious (we added some creme fresh and blueberries) with coffee for breakfast. The chicken pot pie was amazing. My husband took one bit to taste it but ended up eating the whole thing. The sandwiches were made fresh and nicely toasted. I visited on a Tuesday around 10:30 a.m. and it was pretty busy with lots of folks enjoying themselves inside. Limited parking.

I loved this place. The interior was adorable, and that was just the start. I ordered an iced vanilla latte to be on the safe side, and threw in a raspberry-rhubarb upside down cake. Turns out they make their own vanilla sugar. The latte was really good! I then tried my sister-in-law's mocha and it was even better! The upside down cake was pretty good, but the real showstopper pastry was the pecan roll my husband ordered. Whew! It was crunchy, soft, sweet, but not too sweet. It was perfect. I would've bought 10 of them if they had them. I wish this was closer to me! Or maybe I don't for my wallet's sake.

I love Macrina. The prices might be a little high, but you're getting high and pastries and coffee! I noticed my last review was seven years ago and honestly the customer service has improved quite a bit since then. There are still a few grumpy faces behind the counter, but sometimes that just happens. The bakery case is usually full of so many delicious items that it's hard to choose. I'd really recommend the blueberry scones because they're full of berries and jampacked with flavor. I also love the biscuits because they are hearty. But you really can't go wrong! They also have some really great options for healthy light lunches

I visited the Kent location at 7:30 on my way to work this morning and was initially curious about a fly in the pastry case because it seemed out of place. But when my server coughed into her gloved hand and used her hands to put my order together, it made me really uncomfortable. This is the day before family comes over, it is cold and flu season, and if we've learned nothing from a pandemic about proper hygiene, we've learned that coughing into your hand is not what you want to see in food service. I struggle with anxiety and phobias, and I hate that this is in my mind now.

I stopped by Macrina Bakery & Cafe at their SoDo Location. This is a nice space that's perfect for getting some work done, which is a real anomaly in this neighborhood. At lunch here, you'll find sandwiches on their fresh bread, as well as salads and pasta. If you're lucky, the cake samples will come out. Overall, my experience was lukewarm primarily due to the customer service or rather lack thereof. I understand this is a bakery /cafe and it can get busy but a smile to greet paying customers will definitely not hurt. Bread / Sandwiches were good hence the 3 stars.

I've heard a lot about this place so I wanted to check it out. The pastry case looks amazing as you enter and the smell is pleasant. I ordered the Carne sandwich (turkey, bacon & avo) on a roll & chicken and rice soup. The soup was good albeit bland. Could use some seasoning. The sandwich was probably the biggest let down. The the bread was really good but they put 1 sad little slice of turkey, a very small amount of avo. It's more of a bread sandwich than anything else. I recommend adding 1-2 more slices of turkey if you want to make this a great sandwich. People were friendly and helpful. All-in-all, I give a 3 out of 5 mostly for the pastries.

I have experienced microagression previously by the staff of Macrina and have shrugged it off, but today I was appalled and incensed at how blatant it was and because it happened at the hands of the manger Alex Kaiser! I did not know he was the manager until I looked up their team. I was standing in line to order just like everyone else. This man behind the pastry counter asks me what I wanted, I said "just drinks." Then he proceeds to skip me and take the drink order of the guy behind me! I am beyond mortified. WTF just happened? I turn to him and say " hey man, how about my order?" He has a laidback attitude and smiles and says something like "sure" or some such inane thing like it was no big deal. I am getting pissed at his attitude. Anyway I order my two cappucinos and I turn to the guy behind me and asked him what the hell just happened, how did he take his drink order before mine. The guy has the gall to say " it's ok, I come here everyday, he knows me." The hell it is ok! There is a reason there is a line, meaning we each get served in order. I paid for my drinks and even tipped (stupid guilt!) and waited 10 min for my order, and guess what--the order of the guy behind me was called out before mine! I was so damn disgusted, I left without getting my drinks. I went straight to Starbucks, I was served appropriately, the person behind me was not served before me, and the world righted itself again. Y'all may think this is a small deal just like Alex and the customer behind me, but it is NOT. It violates all norms of customer service and the appalling thing is it was done so brazenly, without any apology. If it were an honest mistake, it might be understandable. And to the dude standing behind me who thinks it's ok to be served before the person in front of you just because you frequent a joint regularly, your sense of entitlement is not only disgusting but completely misplaced--that is not how a line works man. But I can't blame him entirely, because the fault lies squarely with the manager who should absolutely not be the manager of this place or any other until he gets his head out of his youknowwhat and learns some basics of customer service. And btw, I have spent hundreds of dollars getting cakes, pasteries, and food catered from Macrina but I don't beleive that gives me the right to expect service out of order. Needless, to say I will never patronize this joint ever and will certainly encourage my pals to go elsewhere for their business. You can keep the money I paid for the drinks I paid today as the last dollar you will ever get from me. Disgusted. PK

Macrina is the gold standard when it comes to Seattle bakeries. The pastries are varied, delicious and innovative, the coffee and teas are good, and the service is attentive and helpful.

Soooo Good! Truly clean and comfortable space and food that is freshly made and really good! The service is friendly and they are patient as you try to figure out which of the delectable items to have. Once you've figured that out they are efficient and amazing!

My hubby and I've been here many times and love all bakeries and Sandwiches even drinks. We parked cross street and walked in the store. We bought espresso and pastrie this time and headed to the DT Seattle event. If you come here, you should come in the morning. Last time I came in the afternoon, there weren't many items in the bakery.

The baked goods!! Small little coffee shop vibes with a walk up counter. Not sure if they bake everything there or not but regardless the pear danish was through the roof delicious.

Staff was real nice. Food was okay, we ordered the Bailey sandwich and sticky buns. Hot chocolate was very watery. Also ordered the latte, it was okay.

Looking for a hot bakery in the industrial district? This is it! Don't let the incredibly rude and disconcerting employed - maybe it's their vibe here? Regardless, you can be rude as long as your pastries are this delightful. We got an assortment of pastries and Bahn Mi rolls. The almond pinwheel was good, but the home run was the Guava Cream Cheese hand pie, a last minute addition I did t j ow what to expect...it's always a mixed bad with cream cheese. But this was spectacular. Buttery, flaky, light crust with a sweet, tangy, delightful Center. Simply beautiful. Made homemade Bahn Mi's on the light, fluffy, PERFECT rolls. Will go out of my way to go back! Guava cream cheese hand pie, almond pinwheel, rolls for Bahn mu, croissants Service rude but such good pastr

Always a lot of options throughout their pastry case. From their various locations I always get myself an iced mocha, simple but delicious. Their raspberry croissant was very filled, very good !

Love this place. Got pastries and coffee from here quite a few times. They really go beyond to make you have good customer experience. I went in there to order a small birthday pastry and baker was really sweet to accommodate all my requests; writing on a small piece of cake and made it look perfect.

Incredible bakery with a lot of variety of breads, scones, muffins, baked goods, and sandwiches. I tried to come here every time I visit Seattle. The prices are so reasonable and the staff is so friendly. They have some incredible soups and really nice fresh bagels which you could have with cream cheese and salmon.

Stopped by here on a Friday morning. One of the friendly and helpful employees helped us order a Mocha, Cappuccino, Cate Sandwich, and an Almond Croissant. The drinks and food were ready in 5 minutes. I would say the coffee tasted pretty standard. However, my wife loved their cate sandwich. The croissant was very delicious as well. Overall I would say their bakery is much better than their coffees.

Doesn't look like much from the outside and it sits along a pretty desolate stretch of 1st Ave in SODO. We were headed to Costco one morning and stopped in for a quick bite. The store was quite empty and extremely cold. Like, it felt like AC was on full blast in the middle of winter cold. My husband had a blueberry scone and I had a morning bun. No one offered or asked if we wanted them warmed up, so we sat down for a few minutes to drink our coffee, eat a few bites of our pastries and bounced. Macrina makes delicious pastries, but you can find them in a lot of places, so no need to stop here specifically.

Food is great,service to customers not a long wait,atmosphere is very typical of Seattle"you can shop and buy here ,but we're prefer you go somewhere else " And I have always felt cause if the low customer count of blacks that's the attitude and yet they have a very charming black woman working there . A thick fog in the air in there .I'll limit my patronage

Food was fresh I had a cinnamon roll, the cram cheese frosting was good, flaky roll and crispy so good. Also had a blueberry scone which was also very good Service very quick and friendly Ambiance plenty of seating and outside seating There is a window to the kitchen to watch them make food

Food is good--the oven was broken when we came so only cold food was available. Employees were all friendly and helpful. Very clean and cozy.

Chicken pot pie. Amazing. Friendly folks. Love it . Totally worth the trip to Sodo. Plus a great view of the city:

Delicious pastries, breakfast sandwiches! When we have soccer games Seattle-Side this is where we start our day.

Got lucky this was so close to our hotel when I visited! The perfect latte and I got some sort of spinach and cheese pastry? Walkable and from our location it was on the way to Pike Place! Definitely recommend

The best of everything. Coffee, pastries, bfast sandwiches, pleasant staff, urrrthang

I wanted to say I Loved this Whisper Cake and give it 5 Stars. Unfortunately i had higher expectations than what this delivered. This cake was extremely Dry, bite after bite I tried to find what I had before and it wasn't good. First impression was it was Perfection then cutting into it the top started to sink in making it hard to put it on serving plates. The layers didn't really blend in with the blandness and overly dryness of the actual cake layers. Sadly this wasn't a personal cake for just me this was for My Parents 50th Wedding Anniversary . This cake was the closest of what they had when they first got married. No one even took a slice home :( Tasted like a cake that was taken out of the freezer and had layers slapped together at the last minute. That was my 15yr old son's opinion!

We ordered a chocolate - rasberry cake for a graduation celebration. The people there are so friendly and asked if we needed any special changes to make it perfect for the occasion. We asked for a little extra whipped creme filling with the rasberries and a vanilla buttercreme frosting on top of the chocalate gnache. They added a message on the top for us too. We all couldn't wait for dessert that night and it was absolutely delicious! Highly recommend for all their baked goods and sandwiches as we go there often.

Veronica is f***ing rude. Overrated Starbucks. Go to Blazing Bagels instead just around the corner. They have coffee, food and are dog friendly (which wasn't even the issue here. Some places just aren't and that's okay). Walked in for the first time super excited to give this place a try. I had my partner and my dog with me when we walked in. We had never been there before so when the barista (Veronica) approached to take our order right away (she very clearly saw us walk in, accompanied by our dog), we apologized and said we needed a minute to decide what to get. No problem. A couple people walked in, she took their orders while we stood out of the way (with our dog) while we decided what to get. When the others had placed their orders we finally had decided. Got back in line (still with our dog who is well behaved and very quiet), and approached the register when it was our turn. I asked about 2 different teas they had on hand and what her preference was. I chose the one she recommended and my partner asked for a an iced caramel macchiato with oat milk. She just seemed super confused about the iced part? So he made it simple and just asked for a chai with oatmilk to avoid complicating things. Once we told her our order, she said "I just have to ask: is that a service dog?" I replied "no she isn't, I apologize! I can just have him wait outside with her." Still no problem really, although it was weird that she didn't say a word until about our pup until AFTER we told her what we'd like to get. Even though she definitely saw our pup from the moment we walked in, waited in the back, and walked back up to her at the register... My partner waits outside with our pup and sits down at one of their outdoor tables in front of the store while I paid and waited for our drinks. She gave me the total which came out to less than $4 and it sounded off for 2 drinks, but whatever. I pay her and wait while she makes our drinks (I thought). She finishes. Slams only the tea down on the outgoing counter and says "here's your drink. goodbye." In the nastiest tone... Idk if girl was having a bad day or what... So I kinda just laughed to myself and continued to wait for the chai. Once I realized she wasn't making any other drinks, I quietly and politely said "still just waiting on that chai?" Veronica: "Oh. I didn't think you wanted that anymore.. (rolls eyes and sighs over having to finish the order)." I'm my head I'm like "girl... at what point in time did you get that impression...2 people. 2 drinks." But I've been a barista myself and I know first hand people are annoying. Being already rubbed the wrong way, I politely asked if it was possible to just get a refund and head on out. She ignores me. Wtf. Another girl chimes in, "yes we can do that." She meets me at the register and asked what exactly she's refunding. "Just the tea is all" I said. She was super cool about it. I couldn't help myself from being a bit of a Karen and quietly asked for the other girls name. She told me the girls name was Veronica and told me that her own name (Amanda I believe?) and that she was the manager. She asked if there was any problem and I took awhile to respond before I changed my mind and said "nope." This situation with ms. Veronica took place entirely in front of said manager. If she didn't see anything wrong with the whole ordeal, I would've probably just been wasting my breath. (Plus didn't want to embarrass the veronica girl in front of everyone else.) It's crazy how a single experience can you change your mind drastically about a business... which is unfortunate. Definitely won't be going back, but I'm sure my one bad review won't affect business too much lol. But seriously... do they pay their employees extra to be rude asf or???

This place is so cute!!! I like all their locations but this one the most. An employee named Amsa helped us out was super friendly and took great care of us and helping us order/ making recommendations and giving us good ideas. My coffee and pastry was delicious.

As always this place nails it on so many fronts! I love that it's a little more off the beaten path of Capital Hill, Queen Anne and Belltown. Plus if you take the time to stand across the street you will notice a most amazing paint job not even perceptible from standing storefront. This is a hopping weekend and evening spot if you're able to come by on a weekday it's a peaceful oasis of goodies and calm atmosphere. From small bites to full meals this joint knows how to serve it up! Plus full café drink fair. I recommend the cheesy pockets for a quick bite or sweets for that jump-start to your day. But if you have brunch time the full menu is amazing. One of my favorite parts about this place is being able to see the magic happening in the back of the bakery. Seating is limited so if it is busy I recommend ordering in to go. Happy brunching out there Seattle!

When Macrina Bakery opened in Belltown, near a friend's apartment, I was amazed and impressed. The place was wonderful, full of beautiful and unusual (at that time!) baked goods that tasted even better than they looked or smelled! Heaven for a foodie with a sweet tooth, and some great selections for those preferring savory goodies. But those days are in the past. I enjoyed several visits the then new location in SODO which featured a very different ambiance, and unfortunately rather less delightful food. With the expansion and all that new baking equipment, things changed. I sampled items at other Macrina Bakery locations, and my disappointment continued. What had been fabulous was now adequate but mundane. I left Seattle for Port Townsend years ago, and recently a new cafe in town offers a couple of baked goodies from Macrina Baking Company! I tried a slice of cake for old times sake. What should have been a rich buttery coffee cake topped with brown sugar & nuts was a disappointingly fluffy and bland yellow cake. The sugary topping was dry, with few nuts, and less butter. It was fresh, soft and sweet. And a cut above grocery store baked goods. Just barely.

I went to this place a couple of days ago to meet with a director of recruiting for a consulting firm. I was reluctant to meet at that place but I am glad I went there. Their pastry was one of the best I have ever had and the coffee was awesome. My only suggestion is maybe having a plastic straw as an option for customers. For example, I ordered an iced latte and I didn't finish my coffee until late and by that time, the paper straw was started to cause me some issues drinking my coffee. Just a thought..but love this place. Great customer service and atmosphere as well.

My husband and I decided to go to Marcina while we had some time to ourselves. We did not have a positive experience, let me tell you what happened. First, there is a sign outside to stand outside the door and wait to be called inside. Upon peering inside, there was a part of the restaurant that was cordoned off by some rope, and on the other side of the rope were two people who were waiting for their drinks. Inside near the display case was a woman standing in line and at the register, there were two people checking out. There was a total of 5 customers inside the store. The area of the restaurant that previously had tables and chairs was completely open. As the customers who were paying left, I stepped inside the doorway and was told we needed to wait outside. Umm ok. It was pretty cold and windy, but okay. When the single woman was done with her order, we were told we could enter. The two people waiting for drinks were still inside. The woman behind the counter asked us how we were so I let her know it had been cold outside. She made no comment. We placed our order and while doing so the grumpy gentleman working informed the two people who now had their drinks that they needed to pull down their masks as they had them slightly lifted over their mouths to drink their drinks. They proceeded to leave the restaurant. Next, we paid for our order, and while we were paying a man came in and tried to order off a menu on his phone. The grumpy gentleman informed him, "That menu you're using isn't up to date." Ummm okay, well maybe update it? The customer seemed confused. The grumpy man said it had been "months since that menu had been used." Ummm, okay... so do you care if your customers know what you are offering to sell? I'm not sure if the grumpy man is afraid of catching COVID - if so, maybe don't open up yet -? Because he certainly was not interested in seeing customers partake in their offerings. In fact, it was more like wham bam get your stuff and be gone! The service used to be so good here. But, there are no delicious goodies that have such deliciousness that they usurp my need for good customer service. So long, Macrina.

They have the best cream cheese in town! Also I've started getting the assorted pastry box delivered to the crib and it is well worth it.

We were traveling from PDX to Lynnwood, Washington on I-5. Good eat in breakfast in a well designed space. The Vanilla Sugar was a nice touch available to add to our coffee order. Lots of baked goodies to eat in or take away including Pastries snd Bread. Not much of a detour to get to and from I-5 northbound- exit 163. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

From my previous review, I bumped up my star rating for Macrina! And it's pretty much due to the service! I came with my sister on a rainy Sunday for a latte and to satisfy my sweet tooth. Macrina offers a lot of pastries and dessert! You can find everything from a coconut cream tart, lemon meringue cake, chocolate cake, chocolate raspberry cupcakes to almond/chocolate croissants and scones. I love the selections and it's made fresh in house! I ordered the chocolate cake which at first looked like it came with strawberries and raspberries on the side (in the display) but didn't actually come with it. But! The sweetest gal that rang us up actually went to the back to grab me complimentary berries! It was the kindest gesture and I wasn't expecting that at all. My sister had a cinnamon apple strudel-like pastry and she got it warmed up which was nice! I also ordered a vanilla latte, one for each of us. The coffee came out great! You can taste the boldness of it with a hint of vanilla. All in all, the trip costed a little under $18 which wasn't bad. It's also a bus-your-own-table-to-be-polite kind of place. But I noticed a couple of tables just left their dishes and had someone come clean up after. I'm sure that's acceptable but always nice to do it yourself for the next party waiting for your table. Parking off 1st Ave is plentiful and shouldn't be too hard. I would highly recommend this place for coffee, desserts and even brunch! I love the industrial & rustic features of the place. Hope to make another visit soon for some brunch.

Always tasty! The croissants melt in your mouth. Today I had a chocolate peanut butter crunch cake ( after my egg and ham sandwich on a brioche bun with apple butter!! ) Quick delicious place to eat, and as always huge points from me on the gorgeous interior design!

Still the best after all these years, Macrina is probably the best bakery chain you can find with really nice European style pastries ... they do have some competition (in places like Gig Harbor with Suzanne's) but they're definitely fully equipped and capable of catering to any party, wedding, etc --- you will be a regular before you know it. Top job

Really great customer service. They didn't have a cake advertised on their instagram on DoorDash and I live relatively far. I called and asked if I could somehow pay for it and then add it. They were more than happy to help out. I know that DoorDash can be a pain for restaurants but they were so helpful. I loveeee their food especially their Quiche and buscuits.

I stopped by here one morning for a quick breakfast with my husband. Really cute establishment; fairly decent size. Even though it was busy, we got our food and coffee fairly quickly. We sat by the window and munched away. The pastry was very good. I'd definitely go back just for a pastry and coffee (drip). I also got one of their breakfast sandwiches which was okay. The bacon was the best part. Decent amount of food; I was definitely full afterwards. I could see spending sometime there if I got a table or something, instead of a window seat. I'd definitely be happy with a warm drink and something sweet, not sure about breakfast though. I'd need to go back and try another breakfast sandwich first. Definitely go check it out!

I was so excited when I finally got to try Macrina Bakery. The first time I heard about them was through a food network channel where they were featuring some of the best places to try in Seattle. It's a bit overwhelming when you walk in because there are people everywhere. I'm not sure if it's always this busy, but I came on a Sunday and they were jam packed. There was not enough tables and some people were holding their food in their hand while waiting for a table to open up. The line forms where the displays of pastries are. You can order food from the display and you can order food from the menu. I advise you to just stand in line while you're looking at the menu. Their menu features both breakfast/ brunch and lunch items. I ordered the dill scone with cream cheese. Their scone was flaky and butter. And the portion was big. Definitely a place worth checking out.

Honestly, the food and coffee are great. It's a shame that the employees are rude and dismissive and stuck up... Go to Blazin' Bagels next door for a delicious breakfast, and kind staff!!

Beautiful store with all of the fantastic Macrina products - delicious coffee, sandwiches, bagels, pastries, etc. Also, space to work and free wifi. And yes this is open now for you to sit and work inside. Also also, I read reviews saying the customer service here was bad before. That was not the case for me. They went above and beyond to support me and deliver great results.

I'd like to give 5 stars because the food and treats were out of this world! I only have 3 because employees aren't wearing masks. Our county is spiking with the delta variant of covid and mask wearing would be responsible.

I stopped by in here after visiting the Outdoor Research store and I'm so glad that I did! The staff here are amaaaaazing! I had never been to a Macrina before and so I was admiring the pastries and one of the employees welcomed me and asked me if I needed any help. I told him I was just looking at the pretty pastries and in particular the bread thing that was shaped like a fish. He told me that it was a bialy, and it's like a pretzel bagel with onions and that it tasted really good toasted with cream cheese. Then another employee asked me if I needed any help, and I asked her about the loaves of bread on the wall. She told me that since it was the end of the day, the pickings were slim and that a lot of them they started packing away so that they could give them to the homeless (WOW!!!!! SO AMAZING!!!!) I asked her for some bread recommendations and she said she had so many favorites, like the rustic potato, and the olivetta. The one I ended up picking, I can't remember the name, but she had described it as like a sourdough kind of bread and a good bread to start with. I got a loaf of that plus an onion bialy, which they toasted for me. Then really nice girl also told me that the factory where they make the bread is in Kent and that they also have a nice cafe there and she wrote me the address for the place on my frequent bread buyer card. The bialy was really tasty, especially because it was warm. And the bread was really tasty too. But I was most blown away by the amazing customer service. The employees here are just SO NICE. I will definitely come back and I will definitely check out the Kent location soon!

This is a delicious bakery! My family always stops here whenever we are in that part of Seattle, and it's a super cozy little hole in the wall bakery! I would recommend the ham and cheese filled sourdough.

Top notch food, fantastic service! Casual & friendly ambiance... So glad we found this location!