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Beard Papa's

4.0 (87 reviews)
InexpensiveDesserts, Bakeries
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Babette C.

I have been aching for a beard Papa since I moved away from LA and was glad that there's at least one in the state of Washington. If you haven't had it, these are basically cream puffs with a sweet, light creamy filling. It's been awhile since I got to try it and I've been craving it. I feel for that girl who was attending the store because we requested three different flavors of pastry cream and for each one, she had to bend down and pull the appropriate cream press out of a refrigerator near her legs. My bad girl. It was good, but I think they changed the cream recipe because it didn't taste right. It wasn't the same craveable version I'm used to, but I'm not complaining because it was still good. This is located in the food court of the HMart, so give it a try.

Cookie eclair, 5 Mini Cream Puffs
Elizabeth P.

I've been here several times, and it's always a great spot for a sweet treat. The staff are always nice, polite, and efficient. I've tried their strawberry bubble tea, mini cream puffs, and cookie eclair with vanilla filling. They've all been really great! The mini cream puffs are my favorite- slightly crispy on the outside with some light powder and the filling inside is not too sweet. It's a delicious dessert, I'll be back!

Vanilla Cream Puff ($4.25)
Courtney L.

My friends and I were not far from Lynnwood when one of them said they were craving cream puffs. Off we went to Beard Papa's! I had always heard rave reviews about Beard Papa's but this was my first time going to one of their locations. Their small storefront is inside of the food court area of HMart. Although they are famous for cream puffs, they also offer ice cream and boba tea, so it's a perfect spot to fulfill your sweet tooth. In addition to the original cream puff shell, you can select the Chocolate Eclair or Paris Brest style. As a first-timer, I just got the original shell with their vanilla filling. They also had green tea and chocolate cream options which sounded delicious too. In hindsight, I should have ordered more than one! The standard size cream puff is $4.25 each, but you can get a pack of six that would equate to a lower price per piece. They have mini versions as well if you prefer them to be bite-sized. The employees fill each cream puff by hand and they are made to order. Since the cream is not sitting in the shell for a prolonged period of time, the pastry remains light and airy with crispy edges. It was packed with filling which oozed out when I cut it in half. I liked how it wasn't too sweet, but the flavor of the cream was fairly subtle and not a strong vanilla. It was tasty, but I can't say I was blown away. Next time, I would probably give the green tea one a try. There were just a couple employees behind the counter moving nonstop as they seemed to face a never-ending line. Between scooping ice cream, crafting drinks and filling the cream puffs, they had their hands full, but were still friendly and tended to customers as best as they could. One of the ladies put care into filling my cream puff, then sprinkling it with powdered sugar and gently packing it in one of their cute bags. Overall, I'm glad I finally had the chance to try Beard Papa's. While I wouldn't drive out of my way to come here, if I was a regular shopper at this HMart, I could see myself grabbing a cream puff on the way out. 3.75 stars.

the inside of a pastry
Alex P.

Just Yum!!!! Love coming here when shopping at hmart. The creme puffs are so good and they fill them in front of you. Love that you can mix and match it he shells and the different creme flavors. They also have boba which is decent and ice cream which we have not tried. This is a tiny place without seating. Definitely plan for taking it to go. Or sit in the food court next to it.

Original Cream Puffs
Erika M.

Decided to try the cream puffs and Bubble Tea from Beard Papa's. The cream puffs were light and airy. The cream filling was flavorful, but the puffs seemed overly filled. The Taro bubble tea was excellent! Service was ok. There wasn't a line, but we were rushed along. I'll be back.

Hena S.

The owners are so nice! The vanilla cream puffs are my favorites - so full and creamy! The shop is cozy and clean. I would def recommend to start grocery shopping with a sweet dessert from here

Ash G.

The name of this place immediately reminded me of a place back home and sure enough CREME PUFFS It's a small little place outside the market area and your greeted with a display of bundles of creme puffs just waiting for you to devour them And I did I wanted to try them out and I had already stuffed my face for lunch so I tried the 5 piece puff and the lady was nice enough to give us 2 green tea and three of the vanilla. If you love the whole green tea thing the puffs are for you I personally loved the vanilla So they're not super sweet (THANK YOU!) and have a little dusting on top (there's also yummy choco dipped ones) but the crust on this thing... oh yes please each one crunched as u ate it and did I mention they fill them up when u order NO SOGGY PUFFS YAY!! Guys try it, yes it's not upscale bakery stuff more home made but it's still a light treat and you'll love it

Bret H.

This was my first time trying beard papa's and I'm pleased with my experience. The nice lady working explained how it worked, basically you pick your cream puff (they had plain, chocolate covered, cookie, and a donut like one called Paris Brest) then you choose your filling (vanilla, matcha, chocolate, and dulce de leche). I loved the cookie eclair with the chocolate filling.

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Always a yummy treat. They make and fill these fresh so it's never soggy. Best to eat right away.

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A family favorite! The cookie eclair with vanilla filling is a must and staff is always friendly.

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Horrible taste! Never buying from here again. Waste of money better eat from somewhere else. It's tasted like paper.

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