Like WOW the quality and flavor profile were amazing!!!! The best soft serve I've had in a whileread more

Baiten is a small window sweet shop in Capitol Hill. It's attached to Tamari bar and has some of…read moretheir offerings at Tamari bar. If you can find parking in the Cap Hill area I would definitely consider this as an option for a sweet treat. I think the prices are really reasonable considering some of the other options. Staff: 5/5 (nice) Sanitation: 5/5 (clean) Soft serve w/syrups (5/5) I've had most of the syrups that they offer with their vanilla soft serve. The soft serve itself is a really creamy and rich vanilla milk flavor. I would say it's closer to that Asian milk flavor if you know what I mean. I think the hojicha syrup is my favorite out of all the ones I've tried so far. It has a really nice roasty flavor and not something you can find at most other places. The matcha I would say is my second favorite. The flavor of the matcha syrup is definitely lighter compared to the hojicha but still is a nice compliment to the soft serve. The black sesame would be the lowest on my list out of the, all since I felt like the flavor was too nutty like it was a blend of sesame and potentially a nut. Overall I would definitely go back for the hojicha but if you're not into that there's definitely solid options for other flavors.

genuinely the best cafe, their matcha is ELITE. the bing su is the perfect balance of sweet and…read moreumami, and it's such a nice treat on a hot day. if you're ever in seattle you 100% need to go. the workers are so friendly and the food is always consistent and i love the vibe.

One of the best desserts I've had in a long time, the balance of sweetness was amazing. I tried the…read moreNutella banana toast, and it was absolutely delicious. It is quite rich and filling, so it can easily be shared between two people. Parking can be tricky and expensive at $8 per hour, but the dessert was totally worth it. I can't wait to go back!

Love love love!! When we arrived 30 mins before closing and…read morethere's about 40-50 ppl here with a line out the door, you know it's going to be good!!! We got a matcha float with mochi and a hojicha float with mochi. We love the hojicha better. The matcha is prob one of the better I've tasted, but not often you can find hojicha ice cream and milk tea. It was creamy and mildly sweet. So good, refreshing and satisfying! The mochi were ok. It was very bland and not sweet at all. I do prefer my mochi to have a little sweetness to them, like a sweet bite. This was like chewing a bigger non sweet boba ball. So I'd pass on the mochi here and maybe do all ice cream. If ever we're in Seattle would visit again. Update: we came here a few yrs later. The drinks were still good as ever. My husband got a frappe and loved it. We had a salmon bowl which was decent. Not something I would order again here but we were so hungry from traveling and meeting friends, we needed some food. This time no line out the door. We got a seat inside. We came in June this yr, nice weather outside but inside was super hot as they did not run the AC. They had the windows/doors open but no breeze and mosquitos were inside attacking. I can't imagine a good breeze when the cafe is wedged btw two huge buildings. It made our visit this time very stifling.

This is a very nice space to sit and chat with friends in, and the drinks are fancier and nicer…read morethan a standard bubble tea location. My drink (red bean brown sugar latte) was obviously extremely sweet but it was pretty good with plenty of red bean. My one complaint is that they don't have boba straws, which is a bit baffling to me. Sure they don't technically sell boba but the red bean topping in my drink was constantly stuck in the straw because its so narrow! Seems like an odd oversight. I had to use a spoon to eat the red bean by itself at the end.

To preface: it's expensive and it's super rich and dense so definitely a dessert to split…read more The cake itself is dense, goey and so chocolatey. The strawberry in the center is perfect for a break from the richness of the chocolate. It pairs really well with their crisp granola and smooth vanilla ice cream. A 10/10 dessert but again super filling so bring a friend (s).

Let's go! Vegan cake, oozing chocolate, with vegan ice…read morecream. The ambiance of this place is wonderful (but unfortunately we were on a time crunch with our little one so we didn't get to enjoy it much). The cashier was so nice and warned us the cake wouldn't taste as good if taken to-go, but alas, the little one needed to get to bed. If this is how it tastes "less good" then my tongue would be on the floor caked (pun intended!) in saliva.

Pie Bar is a gem, nestled in between other eateries. Enjoy homemade pie, savory or sweet and a…read moredrink!

Tldr: great late night staple. Deserted island is the best fruity pie, imho…read more Ambiance: small place in cap, with not so much seating due to the space. But they definitely maximize the space. It's cozy, a bit run down the chairs are now just covered with a seat cover. And it's only steer parking if ur driving. Ambiance: pretty chill service, we were the only ones there, gossiping late at night. He pretty much left us alone since we entertained us and gave us the check just when we were ready. Food: Im normally a chocolate dessert person, but the chocolate pie was a light chocolate. If you want a rich chocolate pie, this is not your pie. Honestly, the star of the show was deserted island. I don't normally like fruit pies but that's what I'll be ordering again. It's not too sour nor is it too sweet, everyone at the table agreed. It is the goldilocks of sweet and tartness for a fruit pie. Oh and definitely goes well with ice cream!

Lune Café is such a cute little coffee spot in the heart of Pioneer Square. There's plenty of…read moreindoor seating, plus board games if you want to hang out with friends over coffee for a while. Ordering is done through a self-service kiosk, which was quick and easy. I tried the iced Biscoff coffee and really enjoyed it! It wasn't overly sweet and had just the right hint of Biscoff flavor. Definitely one of the more unique coffee drinks I've had. The only downside was the wait it took about 20 minutes to get my drink. It was a little longer than expected, but overall I didn't mind. If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend stopping by for a cozy coffee break.

Very sweet cafe , the food is just very tasty and as sweet as possible…read more All drinks are also very sweet, so if you don't like sweets you definitely shouldn't come here I really like the atmosphere of this cafe , and there are a lot of games here

The Sunday sundae specials are excellent! This one was a caramel banana sundae - it's huge,…read moredefinitely can split with two people. Their fried chicken sandwiches are also excellent and very filling - they are $11-15. The seasonal sandwich right now is the southern bird, which is my favorite. This place was packed on a Wednesday evening, but the line moved quickly since most people were just getting ice cream.

A restaurant that serves both fried chicken and soft serve is just not something you would expect -…read morebut I found it here. I'll go in the order that I had these. One night, after a dinner nearby, I went here to try the soft serve. It was absolutely phenomenal. The choice of flavors isn't much, but the amount and variety of toppings is awesome. I went with the vanilla and chocolate swirl, with butterscotch hard shell and reese's pieces. Firstly, the texture was so smooth and creamy. It had a great mix of both flavors, and was at the perfect temperature. But the toppings are really what makes this. Hard shell is not something you find often, but being able to break this butterscotch and eat the crunchiness along with the melting ice cream was amazing. The excessive amount of reese's pieces added saltiness and even more texture to the overall thing. It was just wonderful overall. Given that, I was really excited to get the fried chicken sandwich, which I did a week later. Unfortunately, it was really bad. I was just confused at first. How could things have gone so wrong here. I'd heard a lot of good things about the fried chicken sandwich. Yet no amount of online reviews could rescue the reality that was in my hands. The chicken was just awful. There was a ton of breading, practically thicker than the chicken itself. But somehow it just failed to be crunchy - it just felt soggy with every bite. Over-breaded chicken is never a great sign, and the inside was terrible - barely even tasting like chicken. It was super overcooked; no juice at all. The fried chicken piece was also super thin compared to how large the buns were. Just nothing worked on this sandwich at all - including the excessive amount of mayo. It's one of the worst fried chicken sandwiches I've had. Price-wise, the chicken sandwich is actually not too expensive at around $11. The soft serve is about half that, but at a pretty good portion. It's tough for me to come up with an overall rating because the soft serve was so good, followed by a mind-bogglingly bad sandwich. I guess I'd only recommend you come here for dessert. 6.5/10

This snowy village location has never failed me when I'm in need of a refreshing sweet treat!…read moreEmployees are helpful and nice, and the inside is clean and has enough seating. The seasonal watermelon bingsoo, strawberry bingsoo, mango bingsoo, all tasted amazing. Their fruit always tastes fresh and the shaved ice is not too sweet. No complaints!

I liked Snowy Village. The bingsu was good, but what stood out most was the fresh fruit. The mango…read morewas sweet and actually fresh, not frozen, which made a big difference. The space is cute, staff were nice, and portions are pretty large. Parking is a bit annoying. It does seem a little pricey, though. Only downside is the shaved ice isn't super consistent. The top is sweet and fluffy, but the bottom gets more compact and less flavorful, so we had to add condensed milk. Still a solid spot overall.

I had seen this ice cream is a must try while in Seattle. It sounded unique so I had to try it…read morebefore leaving town. Parking can be a bit of a challenge. I honestly didn't realize this was a window shop. We walked into the neighboring restaurant thinking it was attached. Once we figured out it was outside and a window it was easy to navigate. There was a small line but we were helped pretty quickly. The menu didn't have a lot of options. A few flavors add-ons. I went with the Hokkaido milk flavor because I wanted to see if i could taste the difference. First bite it was really milky tasting but the smoothest creamiest ice cream ive ever eaten. The more you eat the more you start to notice a subtle difference. To me it was unique and very enjoyable. I would definitely want to stop by and try other flavors next time im in town. Being they only have a few locations across the US makes this even more special. Thank you for bringing this one of a kind ice cream to the US for us to experience here.

This may be the longest line I've seen for ice cream. It took around 40 minutes to actually get to…read morethe front, which is just not something you see often - and this isn't even located in a particularly popular area. Was it worth it? Despite the wait, I have to say yes. This soft serve was incredible. The soft serve on tap is the Japanese-style, with their default flavor being the Hokkaido milk flavor. Having had Hokkaido-style soft serve in Japan earlier this year, I was quite interested to see how it compares. And I'm very happy to say this essentially matches up to the version that I had. This texture is just awesome. It's unbelievably smooth and creamy - feels like there should be another word other than soft to describe how silky tender each scoop feels. It's super light on the sweetness, but strong on the milk flavor. It's the kind of soft serve that makes you think you just ate something healthy. Maybe the one thing keeping this from a higher score is the lack of repeatability. With a very limited menu of flavors and toppings, I don't think I would come back here as I've already tried the reason I was here. But it's still great regardless. Also for 5 bucks, the price is relatively cheap for a kid's size. This really ranks up there as one of the top soft serves in the city. 8.75/10

A perfectly okay bakery. We got the lemon raspberry tart, churro cake, and almond cake. We will not…read morebe going back for any of the three. The lemon tart is fine, nothing to write home about but at least made with good ingredients. It's adhered to its little travel cardboard using what seems to be cool whip or spreadable marshmallow. 3/5 Almond cake is moist but relatively flavorless, with a lil disk or orange white chocolate in the center. Not worth the hefty $9.5 price tag. Total pass. 2/5 The best thing is the churro cake with its dulce de leche filling, but still not tasty enough for $10. 3.5/5 Staff was nice, helpful and accommodating they just can't make up for mediocre pastry.

I found this wonderful dessert bar because of a review posted by Portland Elite Yelper, Ron R. My…read morefriends and I were extremely exhausted after spending the evening watching the Savannah Bananas baseball game at the T-Mobile Stadium. We'd grabbed dinner in Capitol Hill, but wanted to find dessert to take back to the hotel room. Initially resigned to simply stopping in an AM/PM, I did a quick Yelp search and found this amazing place. Open late on the weekends, R&M Dessert Bar has an extensive list of really delicious desserts and pastries to choose from. My friends and I ordered a wide selection of desserts to take back to our room, and I didn't expect the classy presentation for a take out order. Each dessert was elegantly packaged in glossy boxes with gold thread, then placed into a sturdy gift bag with a handle. Love is in the details at this place, my friends. Even though it was quite late when we got around to enjoying our treats, everything tasted fresh and delicious. The flourless chocolate cake was one of the best I've ever had, and the lemon tart was very memorable as well. It was buttery, sweet, tart, and oh, so yummy. The dessert bar has a few tables in their brick and mortar location, but I get a sense most people order their desserts to go. There's very little parking nearby, but if you're a regular visitor to Seattle that's just par for the course.