I came back from Korea and really wanted to find some salt bread, and as it turns out, this relatively new bakery close by had some! I didn't know this was here, but I'm very excited it is, because their breads are delicious! I have tried a number of their breads (they also serve samples), but I think for salt bread texture the garlic butter one is closest to what I was looking for (requires an air fry reheat). The kimchi bacon tartine is also excellent and SO much kimchi. I gotta come back and try their egg tarts too some time! And they're right next to Don't Yell At Me so it's a nice combo. And a very short walk from the Bellevue bus terminal. Everything is great!! read more

See all

I got the rose honey latte and it was pretty good! Nice flavor and perfectly not-too-sweet. My husband got an iced americano which was decent as well. The only pastry I tried was the canele. It was very tasty, I would definitely recommend! read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Very beautiful place So delicious cheesecake and bread Cute and friendly service ) read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

I loved the purple rice bun, but didn't care for the chicken sausage sando cuz the sausage is dry. Filling for the Chocolate Egg Tart is good, but not mind-blowing. Most items range from $9-11, except for egg tarts that are $6.75 each (3 for $18). The line on a Friday isn't bad, I waited for only a few minutes to be helped. I'll come back to try some items with rose and get the purple rice bun again, if there is no line. read more

See all

The service was great, but the food looked a bit better than it tasted. The Garlic Herb Shio Pan had great flavor but could have had slightly better texture. The Raspberry Maritozzo was also pretty good and I liked the flavor of the filling, though it does not travel well (not the fault of the bakery at all!). The Pistachio Egg Tart was the most disappointing. The flavor fell flat and the filling looked like it was almost scrambled. I would still like to try other things on the menu! read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

Was in downtown Bellevue recently, was taking public transit and cutting across from the transit center headed to the mall. Heard about this place but saw it as we were walking by. So we decided to stop and check it out and get something. Its not a big place, there are a few small tables and a bench to sit at, mainly people go outside and sit in the business courtyard. The selections they offer do look good in the display case. A lot of stuff I never really heard of or seen before. All looked pretty darn good. We decided to share something as we were just stopping by to try something. We got an iced coffee and the pistachio egg tart. Egg tart was good, flaky, not too sweet, pistachio flavor was there and the custard was good too. Prices are on the higher side, quality seemed good & tasty, staff was fine with us. Definitely some items I saw that I would want to try next time. read more

BA Bakehouse - Iced coffee with Pistachio Egg Tart - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Another social media hyped place that's overpriced... There was a long line when we walked in. Ordered rose bagel (most popular item) and rose maritozzo for almost 20 dollars. I meant it wasn't bad but i don't see the hype. There was nothing special about it. It just looked pretty! Lol. And i guess the bagel was more chewy side. Apparently they do validate parking, i didn't know this before I parked at another building which was no problem. But I am not sure If i would come back for this. read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

The egg tarts and shio pan were highlights. The tarts were the perfect mix of flaky crust and custard filling. The sourdough tart had a slight tangy flavor and the shio pan was so soft on the inside with a buttery crispy exterior. Looking forward to trying the pistachio tart. While the prices were a bit high, I think the quality and taste are worth it. The sourdough bread was a little disappointing. There were some air holes, but not very much sour flavor. The line moved pretty quickly. It was a little hard to see everything and decide on the spot when the server first asked, but after the front moved, the choices were more visible. The samples were a nice touch to try some of their interesting items like the brionut. There is very limited seating inside but right outside is a shared outdoor seating area. Would recommend eating outside when the weather is nice. read more

See all

Be Alive (breads) Food: Excellent pastries and single cakes. Asian level of sweetness. Beautiful presentation. My favorite for moistness, texture and flavor. * purple rice bread. * berry rose bread Eating some of the items are not convenient (sticky exterior, or toppings fall, or inside cream oozes out). Ambiance - lovely. Service- lovely folks, excessive packaging, lines are slow when you have so many customers and packaging takes time. Value- expensive (for quality and location). They do have a reward system that takes the edge off. Parking- garage with validation or street parking. Recommend- worth trying! :) read more

See all

I really liked this place. I went once when they were still very new and they were sold out of everything. I went again today and they were seemingly fully stocked. I really enjoyed the rose bagel and salt bread, got three of the egg tarts but haven't had them yet. The prices are pretty high but it seems good quality. I noticed a lot of bad reviews about filling being less than before so hopefully they don't continue to do so. I really liked the warm vibe and it smelled nice inside. The guy behind the counter that helped me was also very friendly and gave suggestions. Cashier wasn't as friendly and didn't smile but the service of the first guy made up for it. It is a little confusing if you get a lot that you're supposed to take your tray when they're done. Make sure to get your parking validated also. Will be back! read more

See all

Review for the egg tart and cheesecake only. Great presentation! Unfortunately the taste fell short with a high price tag. While one egg tart is $6.75, buying three reduces the total to $18 (or $6 each). There's regular, chocolate, rose, and pistachio options but they do sell out. When we asked, it was about another 20 minute wait for the pistachio. There is a parking garage and they do validate parking. Some indoor seats but a ton of outdoor seating with the large outside space connecting them to Don't Yell At Me. Raspberry Basque Cheesecake - it's a basque so no crust and every bite will be uniformly fluffy. The center wasn't more gooey or squishy. There was a lack of cheesiness even compared to other basque cheesecakes. Honestly, the raspberry topping was the best part here. Not too sweet which was good, but also not super flavorful outside of the raspberry. Egg Tart - sourdough base which was honestly pretty tasty, but I wouldn't say extraordinary. Crispier and crunchier exterior but the inside egg tart filling was pretty standard. It's not a sourdough filling after all. Did a blind taste test with my partner at home and it's very obvious this egg tart tasted better, but I would rather have 3 standard egg tarts over 1 sourdough egg tart for the price. read more

BA Bakehouse - Egg Tarts - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

The bread is alive!!! BA Bakehouse is a solid spot for great bread. I've been here multiple times and have tried a number of their products and the quality is consistently good. Their rose maritozzo and rose bagel are popular. Personally, I do not like rose-flavored food so I didn't enjoy them at all. If you like floral favors, give them a try. My favorite here is there garlic herb shio pan. They are usually both crispy and soft. I think the secret lies with the bottom of the bread being baked to a crisp while the the top remains pillowy soft. Yum yum! read more

See all

I love the sour dough bread here and we also tried the grape and cheese bagel! yummmm! They also provide 2 hour parking which is amazing! Dogs are allowed! Woohoo! Service is good, they answered all my questions and place was busy, kinda overwhelming what to get bec lots of choices! Ambiance was very busy too! Lots of people coming in and out most especially lunch time! read more

See all

BA Bakehouse is in soft opening with their grand opening targeting April 20, 2026. Staff told me they are currently stocking about 50% of their pastries and drinks which is pretty crazy since there's already a large pastry selection. BA is originally from Yunnan China with locations in Dubai and now this is their 1st US location. Parking in the area is a paid lot or street parking and they're located next to Don't Yell at Me. When walking in, you're greeted by staff who wait to grab the items for you. I got multiple pastries and below are my highlights. Shio pan ($4.50): these salt breads come in garlic herb, salt, and prickly ash (peppery). they're delicious and I highly recommend the garlic herb. Croissant ($5.50): very solid and you can taste the different layers. It's crunchy on the outside and airy on the inside. Definitely better than what's out there. Egg tart: you get a "deal" with 3 egg tarts for $18. all egg tarts were super crispy on the outside and the filling was great. The sourdough egg tart was custardy and less eggy. The pistachio was nice and subtle while the rose had a rose jam on the top. The rose jam tasted a little too much of pickles though. Chicken sausage sando ($9.50): the sausage sits on top of a ground chicken (?) cooked with onions. overall an okay pastry and not too bad. Rose maritozzo ($8.50): the maritozzo is a cream filled pastry and indeed it's super creamy. the filling is very light and airy. the rose flavor was light and also reminiscent of pickles. (mango) Basque cheesecake ($11.00): the cheesecake was not bad and the mangos weren't super sweet. the Basque cheesecake was just okay and I'd skip it in the future. Overall, a nice selection of artisan pastries. I'm not sure why the rose items tasted like pickles but I'd avoid them in the future. It's a little pricey - I got 10 different pastries which ended up being around $80 before tip. I'm curious to see what they're going to have at the full opening but so far it's a nice sweet treat yourself option. read more

See all

Definitely need to come in early so you could snag the goodies, we came in a little later than expected but they were still some pastries to pick from. We got the cheesecake and that was yummy, we also snag the sourdough egg tart that was ok. There was 7 garlic herb shio pan left and we got 3, they were good but a little pricey not really worth the cost, as far as quality. They offer espresso drinks and whatnot. Sitting inside is not ideal, it's to cramp and limited. There is outside sitting 20ft away from store. Overall ok experience but definitely come early and be prepared to pay $$ read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

Amazing quality. Portuguese egg tart was on point (loved both chocolate and pistachio tarts) and the bagels (of which there are many unique flavors) were out of this world highly recommend to any and all read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

So I had to downgrade for at least one reason. I have bought more than a dozen Roseberry sourdoughs so far because it is my kid's staple. The bread had a generous amount of rose petals, cranberries (I think), and figs! But in all four that I bought over the weekend, the figs were completely gone and filled with fewer petals, but the price remained the same. read more

See all

Understand this review, because it is still their Soft opening, the whole process is overwhelming, rushed and unprepared. Heres my thoughts behind this: We got there around 9:30am Parking: free street parking or validated underground garage. Located next to Itadaki jp restaurant and dont yell at me boba. CONS: *So when we got there, there's only 1 person in front us, but we automatically got confused. Do we ordered at the end or at the beginning of the display line. No one greeted or tell us what to do. We ended up grabbed this sweet gal attention after we sort of know what we want in fast mode. *some of them items like the coffee papa roti and purple rice bun just finished baking, so we had to wait 10min to cool down, which is ok. *there's something in jar near the kitchen, dont know what it is..I wish the gal told us, "we have this, this and that, almost ready if you like to get". So ya, no idea what it is. Salted bread - only available on the weekend Croux cream puff- available after 1pm Rose bagels - available after 11:30am Sour dough Portuguese tart - available before 11am. *These whole idea of availability is not a good thing. I don't the reason behind that, maybe they don't have enough kitchen space or not enough bakers *there was a fly inside the display bread case. I had to tell the lady about it. *the prices are a bit in the high side especially for the small Basque cheesecake, sliced cake. $11 each *seating: 3-5 small seating area l and loud. This is more to go type of bakery or cafe. But there's a shared outdoor seating area. PRO: *reward system: enter your phone number. I spent $93 w tax for 10 items included drink, then I was able to use my reward right away 13.40 off for my 3 bread. *samples for you to try their croissant and bread, which i really appreciate. OVERALL: We ordered: Sourdough Portuguese egg tart chocolate $13.50 - the chocolate over powering, doesn't taste like sourdough Honey toast $4.50 - nothing special Sourdough orange nut small loaf $9.50 Basque cheesecake $11 White cake slice $11 16oz matcha latte $6.50 16oz Rose honey latte $6.75 Purple rice bun $8.50 Coffee bun pappa roti $5.50 The bread price is about right. Maybe they should open glass display for customers to grab themselves so the workers can actually help out more in the kitchen. People started to line up to get service because there's only 2 helping customers. And as for availability: Maybe instead of different time or days, how about have them all available everyday and maybe have 1seasonal item change weekly. I truly want to buy more, but now I am confused when would be the best time to try again. read more

See all

Reminds me of 85 degrees and tous le jours, and was pretty similar. Their prices are typically Seattle prices. I thought it was not bad but I went mid day/afternoon and I can tell it's way better fresh. Service was like normal, I thought it was interesting that in the display you tell them what you want and they make your tray. The packaging of everything is very neat and pretty. There's a good amount of seats inside but not for big groups, it's nice on sunny days to just sit outside there's also tables and seats there. read more

See all

I love how many new businesses are opening in downtown Bellevue, including this bakery, BA Bakehouse, which is located along the Grand Connection. BA Bakehouse is the newest bakery in town, with a current soft opening. My friend and I visited BA Bakehouse on a Friday morning and the place was pretty busy around 10am. There was a line, which went by quickly, but because they're still in its soft opening phase, they didn't have all its offerings yet. They were still baking a bunch of their pastries when we visited, so not everything was out in the display case. My friend and I split the ganache bagel and egg tart, which were both solid. The ganache bagel was nice, but I would've preferred it if it had been slightly toasted or warmed. The texture of the bagel was too firm, so was a little hard to chew. But the ganache and chocolate cream was yummy! I liked the egg tart more as it had a ton of creamy egg filling and was nicely toasted. I recommend trying if you like egg tarts. In addition to pastries and breads, they have a full coffee bar and I was told by the staff that the chocolate syrup is the same chocolate that's used for the ganache bagels. Noms! Limited seating inside, but tons outside in the central area of the Grand Connection for those sunny days. I'll definitely be back to explore more of their menu. read more

See all

We came on a Thursday morning. The smell of fresh rose bread wafted through the parking garage getting me excited. However, when we got there the case display was meager. I believe because it was a soft opening the display cases were less than 50% full with limited items. The rose bagels came out around 9:30a and we got there at 9a, but they sold out within minutes and we didn't get our hands on some. It seems they periodically put them out every 2-3 hours with timings posted on a sign on top of the display. Instead we ordered a loaf of bread and a cake both which were good, but not something I would necessarily travel for. The coffee was good and relative standard for a coffee shop as well. It took quite some time for it to come out ~20 minutes which is possibly because they are soft opening or perhaps the ingredients were not all prepared? Definitely longer than I would like to wait for coffee. The ambiance is well lit and elegant, but seating is limited with 2 small tables and some benches. Because of this it would probably be hard to do dates unless you are taking out. Pricing was standard for the bellevue area if you get a coffee and bread about 10-15 pp. Parking is easily accessible and validated in the garage below. Perhaps would come back for the rose bagels everyone raves about, but my first visit was unimpressive. read more

See all

Overall very tasty! The purple rice bread was fun, there was purple rice and cream cheese filling but it was a little lopsided so it took eating a good chunk of the bread before discovering it. Egg tarts were tasty, gotta eat it day of to keep crispy. The chocolate croissant was missing a lot of filling but the bread was tasty. read more

See all

Great place to get bakery items in Bellevue! All items are beautiful and of course great quality. Out of everything that I got my favorite was the pistachio egg tart followed by the salt bread and then the roast bagel was OK. Overall, I highly recommend and I would come back. read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

This shiny new bakery is in it's soft opening phase and every time I walk by it's pretty busy, so it's been difficult to actually get anything to try. However, this morning, I went in about 11:30 am and they had Korean salt bread, some boules, cakes and a fresh batch of these round purple rice/cream cheese loaves that were right out of the oven! As I'm a salt bread fanatic after having been to the most amazing Jayeondo in Korea, I had to try the salt bread. It was super fluffy with a crisp bottom, but not as buttery tasting as I've had. It didn't approach my Korean favorite from Jayeondo (but then again nothing has -- not even other bakeries in Korea, so that was not meant as a ding!), but it was still quite good and I will buy it again! It was a little on the expensive side at $4.50 each or 3 for $12. At the recommendation of the staff, I also tried this purple rice bread that just came out of the oven, and boy oh boy, THAT was the winner! Super light and fluffy, and it was filled with a layer of fluffy cream cheese as well as my favorite sweetened, chewy purple rice (usually found in some Asian drinks)! This was so unique -- I've not had any bread that incorporated this rice yet and I loved it! The loaf was about the size of a grapefruit, something that two people could share. I hear it sells quickly when they have it, so now I'm gonna keep an eye out for it! About the location, there are a few small tables inside, but it really wasn't constructed to be a sit down restaurant. It is located in a nice open area though with plenty of places to sit outdoors. I can totally see sitting in the sunshine in the open plaza area, enjoying some of their goodies along with a Don't Yell at Me bubble tea that is also right there on a nice spring or summer day! I hope that they will have more goodies as they move past the soft opening stage. I advise going early, especially on weekends, for selection. Overall, I'm very excited about this new bakery! read more

See all

This is a new bakery that just opened up in downtown bakery, near the Church and the old Barnes and nobles. They are still in the early stages of soft opening so still have room for improvements. The place looks big outside, but it's pretty tiny inside. There's some benches to sit but no table or anything. It was pretty crowded for a soft opening in my opinion. I went here twice in a week because they were making different stuff each day. The service is pretty slow to be honest, they need two cashier instead of one, and they need to practice packing the food because it was slow and not efficient. Foodwise: I went around lunch time both times and they did not have a big selection of things available, seems like it's their time to start baking more stuff as you can see more things in the back but they aren't ready. Both days I was able to get: Rose and chocolate mini choux $2.50 each or $8 for 4: the cream inside is good and they put a lot, the choux itself needs a crunch, it was pretty one note Chia seed salt bread $4.50 -- soft bread and good flavor, but it's missing the crunchy top and bottom Chocolate croissant $6: not flaky, no layers, decent flavors Nama chocolate bread $12: this was fresh out of the oven -- soft, light, not too sweet, the bread is made from chocolate dough but it's not sweet at all, the chocolate shell on top helps. Caesar tartine $11: the outside crust of the bread needs a little crunch, inside is very soft and everything was good, do wish they get rid of the croutons and add crunchy bacon. The crouton was a little redundant. Overall, it was a good bakery, I'm hoping to visit again in about 2-3 weeks and they will have more selection and service improves. The Grand Opening is expected to be sometime in February read more

See all

overall I thought it was alright, really cute and clean vibes but I just didn't really love it. It did seem like they were out of a lot of things as some of the spots in the case were empty and we tried to order salt bread and that was also out. Service is pretty fast and friendly and is cafeteria style where you have a tray and pick what you want and pay at the end. Overall all the pastries were alright, I did wish they had more savory options bc I was pretty hungry but def more on the sweet side. I thought the brioant was alright and the garlic salt bread was meh, just wasn't warm and felt a bit hard read more

See all

Located in downtown Bellevue, near Lincoln Square. You have to go further into the plaza in order to see the shop so you can easily miss it while driving. The staff was nice and friendly. The pastries did look pretty, especially anything that had the rose option. I like that they offer samples on top of the counter so you can taste test a couple of the items of the day. Freshly baked, taste good but overprice. read more

BA Bakehouse is a new bakery that's opened up in downtown Bellevue. It's their soft launch and they have huge lines sometimes. They have a variety of breads, bakes and coffee to choose from. I've been there twice and it's pretty good. Tried their chocolate mango cake, the papa roti and a brionut. Their cake and papa roti were delicious. I wasn't a fan of the brionut. There's a bit of seating but is pretty tight. Overall, it's a bit on the expensive side though! read more

See all

Saw this place on TikTok and was super interested in trying the salt breads. There was a decent line on a Saturday. Was unable to get salt breads to try on Saturday, but was able to get them on Monday at 10am and they were soft with a nice exterior! My favorite is the rose bagel it has a nice soft rose flavoring, bagel is savory and tastes so good fresh. They sell them fresh at 11:30am! Wasn't a huge fan of the extra rose petals on the outside of the bagel, but it was easy to take off. Also tried the brionut and wasn't a huge fan of it as the texture of the bread was kind of hard and dry to me, I thought brionut was a cross between a donut and brioche but I think I'm mistaken. Also got to try the honey toast which had a crunchy exterior. read more

See all

I've found it. My favorite croissant place in the greater Seattle area. I've been craving a good croissant, but none ever really hit right -- that is, until I stopped by BA Bakehouse. I got the Pain Au Chocolat as most of their bread was sold out by 3 PM, but it didn't matter because this was a DANG. GOOD. CROISSANT. It's perfectly shaped, with layers that looked so delectable that the croissant could be preserved in a museum...but when you grab it, it's so soft it squishes a bit from your fingers. And it was a perfect mix of dough, butter, and chocolate. Needless to say, I will be back to devour more croissants. read more

soft opening of ba bakehouse--came around 9:30am. parking garage with validation at cashier. confused on where to order and it's with the person by the display case. told to come back later for the freshly baked items in the back. samples available for croissant, brionut, and a couple other breads. brionut--super soft and creamy filling croissant--buttery honey toast--like carmelized toast, a bit dry on the edges sourdough egg tart--super flaky/crispy crust, very strong chocolate flavor. matcha--ok, milky certain items are available at certain times like their rose bagel, salt bread, cream puffs, etc. each item is boxed individually. it is their soft opening so understand the wait times. read more

See all

This French-Asian fusion bakery has many delicious looking and intriguing pastries to try. The three of us shared 5 items- the pistachio maritozzi, garlic shio pan, sourdough egg tart, papa roti and chicken sausage sando. My favorite was the pistachio maritozzi which was really light and had delicious cream. I'd definitely want to try the other flavors which were berry and strawberry at the time. My husband's favorite was the chicken sausage sando due to the flavor. Everything tasted great though, although the papa roti was a little bland to me but the texture was nice. There isn't much seating inside as it's a narrow space but there's plenty of outdoor seating. The latte was just OK, not very strong and had too much milk. They offer validated parking in the Bellevue Connection garage, which is really nice. The line around 1015am on a Saturday moved quickly although it was longer by the time we got our food and drinks. read more

BA Bakehouse - Interior - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

Came for the rose bagel and purple rice bun. Tastes yummy but a bit tooo pricey. We'll it's bellevue read more

BA Bakehouse - Rose bagel - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Congrats on soft opening! So happy to have an artisan bakery in Bellevue. I stopped by around 1pm and was pleasantly surprised to see that there was still a good amount of options left. I got the fig & cheese and purple rice bread. The flavors are so good but please consider writing any common allergens in the pastry labels! I bit into the fig & cheese just now and I think there are walnuts, which I am allergic to. I should've asked to double check but I thought it may be helpful to provide this feedback since it's still soft opening. Also, the purple rice bun is unlike anything I've had before! Love it. Will come back again! read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I'm sorry, call me crazy but paying $11 for two ordinary plain bagels was a bit much for this New Yorker. What we ate was "interesting" but clearly not worth the cost. The Sourdough bread you can find elsewhere for a lot less. And I skipped the flowers on my bagels. It's OK for someone who is looking for something different. Also, do not order an ice coffee. That was the worst ice coffee I had. If I would have known you would add hot coffee to milk and ice, I would have passed. read more

The rose flavor is really unique and surprisingly good , I love it! I've always loved rose pastries from Yunnan when I was in China, so it's extra special to find this taste here in Bellevue. read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I've been seeing this bakery all over my social media and decided to go on a weekday to avoid waiting in line. It is located in downtown Bellevue. I didn't see a sign for free or validated parking. Luckily I found a street parking spot near the bakehouse. I got the sourdough egg tarts, papa roti, and rose bagels. I was looking forward to trying the shio pan, but due to low staffing, they only serve it on weekends and not every single weekend. On display, they had cake slices, bread, and baked goods (such as croissants, egg tarts, and papa roti). It felt like a slightly limited selection for a bakery. I saw a few posts about the rose bagels so I stayed until 9:30 AM to purchase and that's when the line started forming. The rose bagel was good but a bit too sweet and floral for me. It's the prettiest bagel I've ever had and made my entire house smell like roses. The egg tarts were amazing, with a flaky crust and delicious egg custard. Papa roti was buttery in the middle. I recommend microwaving it for 10-15 seconds to soften the bread. Hopefully, I will be able to try their shio pan next time read more

BA Bakehouse - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

See all

BA Bakehouse was a pleasant addition to my Seattle trip. There were a lot of pastries I hadn't tried before, and I could tell that rose was the main attraction. I was pleasantly surprised at how balanced the rose pastries were! I could easily see myself going for a second of everything I had (the rose egg tart, sourdough roseberry bread, and a purple rice bun). What I found unique was how the espresso beverages were made for the pastries and vice versa. I could order a rose honey latte and enjoy a rose sourdough bagel. The staff was so patient with me as I snapped excited photos and asked questions. Excellent service and worth a stop. read more

See all

I truly enjoy my egg custard tart filled with rose petals. It smelled wonderful! Walking location from the Bellevue TC read more

BA Bakehouse - Egg custard tart with rose petals - Bakeries Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Bad service We ordered a 16 oz drink and received a 12 oz instead. After pointing it out, the handling felt rushed and unprofessional. The first drink was thrown away without any communication, which is not how customers should be treated. The replacement drink was also inconsistent in both temperature and taste. read more