Lovely bakery with really delicious french pastries, croissants, yummy breads and coffee. Don't…read moreforget to try some savory options too. I wish I was able to take decent pictures of the place, but it was so packed, you couldn't see much. It's really worth a visit if you do some sightseeing around Pike Place. The line can be very long, so bring your patience. Staff is helpful and keeps the lines moving.

It's a very French bakery (as their sign says) located right at pike market place. Tends to get…read moresuper busy with people ordering and many many tourists ordering as well. Coffee was real good and so were the huge assortment of pastries. Sitting area is minimal so you have to watch out for available spots or you at standing up.

The best macaron place in Seattle, hands-down! This place far exceeds any other macaron place that…read moreI've been to! The macaron itself was self airy, aromatic, flavorful, all the good qualities of a macaron I never knew could exist! I highly recommend and I would come back!

This is a charming cafe with exceptional baked goods and a "vibe" that is particularly attractive…read morebecause it rejects the clinical, modernist, techno-corporate gimmick. Eschew Wifi-enabled tech-absorption in favor of real conversations, long-form thoughts exchanged with multiple intelligences called for in real human connection, or the simple joy of imagination and day dreaming. I love their decorative little tables facing the quiet Capitol Hill side-street itself not particularly attractive -- but which offers a pause for a bite and a sip without the capitalist rushtime nipping at your heels. I've had their stellar and inventive-flavored macarons, but their cakes are no slouches either. The rose pistachio coffee cake was delectable. I make this place a destination because if I am lucky I can get one of those bay-window tables for a vegetarian quiche or Spanish tortilla washed down by coffee. I noticed the use of fresh herbs and the sense of a good ingredients and home-touch hand with their plates, as opposed to the commonplace, harried, sloppy kitchen production. Their drip coffee was too acidic for my taste (I prefer nutty balanced, chocolatey flavor). Next time I would get a latte. A higgledy-piggledy antique-style bathroom in the back is another sign of a time-hewn, characterful place. The brickwork in their narrow back patio is inviting but on a recent Sunday morning had been snagged for a private party. Finally a note to the artful wall tributes to heroic workers martyrs from U.S. history. The cafe elevates the spirit of care for the working person, which is noteworthy. Counter to the loudest mouthpieces of the modern era that would erase these assassinated/ crushed heroes that fought for the wellbeing and life of working people, you know that it is these heroes' spirit of courage that continues to outshine the capitalist drivel and machine mind of the majority.

I first spotted Lady Yum in the airport when I landed in Seattle and almost gave in... but I…read morebehaved. Then I saw a location right outside my office and took it as a sign, so I popped in! I ordered a 6-pack with honey lavender, unicorn, vanilla bean, salted caramel, Turkish pomegranate, and strawberry and every single one was delicious! The unique and seasonal flavors were definitely my favorites. As someone who's gluten-free, macarons are one of the few desserts I can enjoy safely, so when I come across a great batch like this, I have to indulge! The cashier was super friendly and even offered food recommendations, which I appreciated. Service was as sweet as the macarons. Prices are on par with other macaron spots - a little pricey, but listen... the French really do charge for their pastry expertise lol. ‍ Definitely recommend stopping in if you're nearby!

Nice macaron store to try! I had their lemon, fruity pebbles, Saturday morning (fruit loops),…read morestrawberry, and chocolate milkshake macarons and it was good! I wouldn't get their Saturday morning macaron again, as it didn't taste fully like fruit loops and kind of had a unique taste to it. My favorites were their lemon and strawberry, as it was sweet and enjoyable. The chocolate milkshake was surprisingly good! The service was good. The server answered any questions I had. The ambiance was nice. It was clean, organized, and nicely decorated.

I had a great experience with MacaronEnvy. Amy was easy to work and the macarons with awesome…read morelooking and delicious. My guests were pretty impressed. Best part was they had some of the best prices around. I would order from them again.

This is my favorite macaroons store. My friend bought it for me before. I really like it. It so…read morecrunchy. Then, I have to buy more macaroons because it's truly delicious. I love these macaroons not too sweet as another store

I have commonly purchased Macadons, both macarons and their ice cream macarons, during street fairs…read moreand at Bobae. I was pleasantly surprised (and amused) to find their macarons with custom printing at the "REVIVE I-5" booth at the University Street Fair. I was amused enough to write a separate review for them. The quality of the artwork and print colors are fantastic and vibrant with the rainbow colors. Please see photo. If I was interested in custom macarons, I would most definitely order some from Macadons. The flavor in this case is a simple vanilla, which has its charms, though I typically buy other flavors. The shell doesn't have the characteristic slight crispy, which is understandable since these are not fresh from the store. The inside is a very creamy filling that squished out on the sides as I bite down. Everyone has their own texture preferences. I personally like it less creamy. I normally buy their ice cream macarons, but these are still very good. The individual boxes make them great for small gifts.

The macarons here actually hit; they all taste unique! And this isn't just from this visit; they've…read morebeen selling their stuff during conventions on the street between the Seattle Convention Center Arch and Summit buildings, and I finally got to go to this brick-and-mortar location on a Saturday night around 8:20pm. I had a friend gathering to go to the same night, and wanted to bring some desserts so this place came to mind. For it being very wet and rainy, this place feels like a nice relief from all that with the bright lighting and the cafe-like feel of the place. There's a grassy wall near the back for photo ops, and there are some tables, window seating and front couch seating. They don't only sell macarons here; there's also coffee, tea, and macaron ice cream sandwiches. I got a baker's dozen, which comes with 12 randomly assorted regular-sized macarons in a small container. This particular one came with three limited flavors: red velvet, cran-orange and a pear-like flavor. They were marked separately on a card provided with the box that shows all their regular offerings of macaron flavors. This came to $36 compared to $40 for the same number of macarons if you wanted to choose specifically which flavors you wanted instead. I also got myself a Thai tea macaron ice cream sandwich; each one is prepackaged and $8. Both people working at the counter were extremely helpful in helping me decide what to get, and explaining the differences between both sets. Flavor wise, I was not disappointed: - My Thai tea macaron ice cream sandwich hit the spot! The macarons did not come apart too easily and I could still maintain the shape of the sandwich throughout. Ice cream consistency is great, and the Thai tea flavor is not too strong. The whole thing is not too sweet by itself either, and this goes for all of their macarons in general. From other visits to their stand during conventions, I recommend their Cap'n Crunch berry, lemon, peach and durian flavors for ice cream sandwiches. - One of my friends and I loved the Vietnamese coffee flavored macaron. Taste is strong like phin-brewed coffee and it didn't have much sweet of a taste, something that would not have done well for this flavor. - The cran-orange and blueberry flavors were our other favorites; both had tastes that reminded me a lot of their respective flavors. - The box also had dark chocolate, vanilla, ube, Thai tea, pistachio and salted caramel flavors. All were decent and tasty. What I like about this place is that the taste for all of their macarons is exactly as advertised and never bogged down by the flavor that macaron shells are usually full of. I can't eat too many of these at once since they can be too sweet over time, so I would save these for a group setting where you can share these. By themselves, they are a great way to get your sweet tooth the love it needs!

I love love love this place! My favorite place for exquisite pastries of all time! Anytime that…read moreI'm in Seattle this is a MUST stop for me. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It smells so wonderful and warm when you enter and it's really a feast for your eyes. Everything looks so delicious and it's hard to choose. The staff was ver patient with me. My "go to" is the most famous twice baked almond croissant. On this visit ordered the "go to" , blueberry ginger scone, ratatouille sandwich, turkey havarti sandwich, banana bread, and some Americanos to go. This is not a sit down cafe so we thoroughly enjoyed them in the parked car. :) Every bite should be savored. Extraordinary!

I got the twice baked chocolate croissant for 7.25! Might seem pricey but the pastry was genuinely…read moreso big that I think the price was actually a good deal. The croissant was on the crispier side, especially with the almond crumble on top it was a bit too cripsy for me, but I tend to like soft and flakey pastries so it's probably a matter of taste. There was a TON of almond filling in the middle. I enjoyed the taste and texture but it was too much filling for me personally. I would have liked more croissant in my croissant, so to say haha. The chocolate was slightly dark which worked well with the sweet pastry and filling! Overall I enjoyed the croissant but it was a tad too heavy on the filling and cripsy/crunchy for me.

First thing that catches your eye are the wonderful colors of the macarons. Then you notice they…read moreare pretty large in size. Scored a handful to share with a special birthday girl. Highly recommend.

This is such a cute place! For $5 you can get a glass of bubbly and a macaron. Which is pretty darn…read moregreat deal. And the selection of macarons is awesome. So many to choose from - from the more standard to the more adventurous. And the flavors rotate, of course. The staff member assisting us was incredibly nice and super patient (the teens had to do a lot of deliberating over which macarons they wanted). And the whole little shop is just lovely. Gives great vibes and exactly the kind of place I'd want to chill with a glass of sparkling wine and a macaron.

Came around 1-2pm on a weekend and they still had a full pastry case! I always love seeing that…read morelater in the day since some other cafes are getting empty around that time. They have so many yummy options, but I settled on a mushroom and Gruyère pastry and an earl grey blueberry cruffin. The mushroom and Gruyère pastry was SO good!!! Buttery flaky layers of dough with a strong earthy mushroom flavor and savory cheese - an absolute umami bomb. We ate it the day after and threw it in the air fryer for a couple of minutes, and it was so delicious. The cruffin was huge! Topped with a delicious light Earl grey cream that wasn't too sweet. It was filled with a blueberry cream and was definitely very filling. There's a lot of sugar coating it, as is standard with cruffins, but it's a nice sweet treat. Definitely coming back for the mushroom and Gruyère pastry and to try their other delicious flavors. Their supreme croissant flavor switches often and we can't wait to try the next one! One of the best bakeries I've been to in Seattle so far.

I visited this spot around 11:40 AM on a Friday, and it wasn't too crowded. The space is casual…read morewith limited seating, but it felt comfortable enough to enjoy a quick bite. I originally planned to just grab a coffee and a croissant, but after noticing how popular the mushroom Gruyere croissant seemed, I decided to give it a try and I'm so glad I did. It was incredibly delicious, perfectly filling, and even better when warmed up. The staff member kindly offered to heat it for me, which really elevated the whole experience. While they serve Umbria coffee, which isn't my personal favorite, the food more than made up for it. The service was warm and friendly, and the overall vibe was welcoming. I'll definitely be back to try the mushroom croissant again or maybe explore some of their other pastries next time.

Best croissant I've ever had to be honest. Always so fresh and flavorful. Their coffee is also…read moreexceptionally good, they foam up the latte super well with almond milk. I need to try their other items but I keep coming back for the plain croissant!!

My favorite ham and cheese croissant in the area. As a certified savory bread girl it's rough out…read morethere when bakeries only have sweet breads - Rosellini's ham and cheese croissant is divine. Unfortunately this is generally their only savory pastry, sometimes there may be one more. If you love sweet pastries you'll generally find chocolate and almond croissants, morning buns, danishes with seasonal fruit... I haven't had a chance to dine in but there are two tables outside on the patio as well as some counter seating by the front window. The service is always wonderful and the women that have worked the front counter when I've gone in are always so friendly and welcoming. It's a super cute spot and a lovely addition to the neighborhood - make sure to get there early on weekends or be prepared to wait in a bit of a line (~10 to 15 mins)

Really sad this place is closing this year. Was always a mando so any time I had to go to SEATAC…read morewhich was often this year ! The owner still has 5 other locations, so I'll visit one of those.

Yummy sweet treats delivered to me from Seattle... My sister…read morealways raves about Lady Yum Macarons, and I finally got to try them. Some of the flavors are so delish (chocolate and s'mores), while others are just meh (mint chocolate for example). The mint chocolate was a little too toothpastey, while the animal circus cookie was way too sweet. Maybe I'm just used to the ginormous Disneyland macarons, and I have no sense to what they're really supposed to taste like. Who knows...lol! For the most part, Lady Yum macarons are very tasty. There are still more flavors to try in the big box we got, so I'm sure there will be more than just chocolate and s'mores that I love...lol! On a side note, these cute little delicacies are quite expensive, so be prepared. I think our box was about $70.