What a cute neighborhood spot! I was met with the delicate scent of cinnamon as soon as I walked in, and took this as a good sign. In a quieter section of Greenwood, Coyle's has plentiful seating inside and out and friendly staff. The mismatched colorful chairs lend a cheerful and casual ambiance. Coyle's seems to be both a coffee shop and a bakery, with a small selection of pastries and locals sitting around happily chatting. I got a savory scone which was really exceptional - tender and fluffy as a biscuit with a light and crisp exterior and lovely buttery and cheesy savoriness inside with palpable fresh dill. I'll try another treat next time :) read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Outdoor view from corner of 83rd and Greenwood - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Coffee shop with a fairly large selection of pastries and I think also cake(?) on Greenwood. They also have a little shelf of dry goods (jam, coffee beans, etc) off to the side. It can get pretty busy on the weekends so open accordingly. read more

We visited Coyle's Bakeshop around noon on a Sunday, and it was very popular. It was hard to find a seat, and popular items were already running out. (In addition to fresh items, they also sell jams, house-made marshmallows, and frozen baked goods to make at home!) We ordered a croissant and a veggie sandwich, and both were delicious. The croissant was perfect--so crispy and crunchy on the outside, with soft, buttery layers inside. The veggie sandwich was also great, featuring a tasty combination of goat cheese, sweet potato slices, and pesto. The bakeshop is very family-friendly. We noticed they provide crayons for young kids. We'd love to come back earlier next time to try their cakes and coffee! read more

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Delicious macchiato and delicious pastries. I did get me some of their granola before heading out on a hike. I love visiting local coffee shops, especially when I'm in town in different places so this one is no different. I love the chandelier in the coffee shop. It did add to the ambience. Service was nice, quick and helpful. I love the vibes that this coffee shop gave off. Local bicyclists riding by making pitstops to get their caffeine fix and some baked goods before heading out on their commute. Definitely will visit again. read more

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Food - came late on a Sunday and they were running a little low on things. Ended up with a chocolate croissant. I felt more sweet than savory today, and most of their items are on the savory side. Croissant pretzel. Savory scones. Focaccia. My Choco croissant was pretty good but I wish there was a little more chocolate inside. I also got a London fog which was the perfect temp. Service - order at the front and waited for our drinks. Since we just got pastries they bagged and boxed them right away. Didn't take too long despite being insanely busy. Ambiance - extremely busy. The line was out the door a little after we got there. A few tables inside and out. Packed either way. read more

Very tasty scones! We both tried the 3 cheese dill scones. The servers were working their butts off to get everything out quickly and correctly so I appreciated them. The inside was a bit noisier and busier. There is outside seating, and the patio is dog friendly and was a lovely table to be at this morning. read more

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I always hear great things about Coyle's and finally got to check it out today--for me it lives up to the hype and then some! The shop is tidy with a minimalist but cozy vibe and counter service. There are lots of spots to sit, which I liked (I feel like a lot of local bakeries just have a table or two as an afterthought). We were a bit late in the day so selection was a bit picked over but we snagged the last kouign-amann (so crispy and buttery with wonderful crunchy caramelization), and a flourless brownie (rich with a really interesting almost umami flavor). I love that the pastries are generally pretty small so you can sample a few without getting stuffed. There are giant, decadent slices of cake and puffs of meringue that I will have to try another time. I am excited to add this place into my regular rotation! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - The interior - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I went in with no expectations and found out the baked goods here are pretty good! It's not as fancy as other bakeries but I like the variety of products here, including several kinds of layer cakes, scones, and flaky pastries. I had the millionaire's shortbread and the carrot cake. They both were very good and decently priced, compared to other bakeries. The bakery has a nice seating area and I also like the cute seats right outside too. Staff are friendly. I got a seat where I get a view of the baker's work station and it was nice to observe the baker doing prep work for the following day. read more

This review is specifically for the savory scone - filled with herbs and two types of cheese...it is so damn good! I was totally not expecting it when I bit into it. Perfect texture too! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Box of goodies! - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

How I heard of this place: It's in the neighborhood, so we often walk by Coyle's, but never felt the push to go inside. On a recent visit from an out of town guest, we decided to give it a go, as it's one of the only cafes in our 'hood which we haven't yet tried. Type of cuisine: Coffee and house-made pastries. Ambiance: Quaint and minimalist, the space includes a street-front windowed barquette around the front of the establishment, a few other tables at booth-like settings graced the space around the order and display counter. Service was friendly and warm, pastries plentiful and display nicely presented. Interior seating taken, we opted for one of the outdoor tables and chairs under the small overhang on the sidewalk. The cool bench and mini desk seating, which was always our favorite part of the cafe is no longer there. What I ordered: For me, a 12-ounce mocha ($6.20) and seasonal rhubarb danish ($5.50). For my sister, an Americano and ham & gruyere croissant. For the littlest one in our party, an orange-vanilla Italian soda and Swedish shortbread (with caramel & chocolate). What I loved: The tartness of the rhubarb on the danish. Why I loved it: It's a friendly spot, passerby also content to stop and chat with those of us seated outside - especially when tiny puppies (namely, Kester) look up so sweetly. Cost: Average to high read more

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Coyle's Bakeshop in Greenwood is everything a neighborhood bakery should be -- warm, inviting, and full of tempting treats. My vanilla latte came with a little foam heart, the perfect start before diving into a buttery ham & cheese croissant, rich millionaire shortbread, and a seasonal peach tart that tasted like summer. The upside-down blueberry cornmeal cake was a surprise favorite. The staff couldn't be nicer -- genuinely friendly and happy to chat while helping you choose. It's the kind of place you linger, soaking up the good vibes and the smell of fresh-baked goodness. Greenwood, you're lucky to have this gem. read more

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Stopped by Coyle's on a wall through Greenwood. Love the selection! The cake was amazing and my latte did not disappoint. The staff was super friendly and I even got some bergamot marmalade that I have been using to cook with and trying out with different flavor combinations. So much fun. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Bergamot Marmelade, cake, vanilla latte - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

It's ok - but not much better than that. Their butter croissant is a pretty small croissant. Tastes fine, but so small. I asked if I could have the ham and cheese croissant in the picture. I was told that it's not ham and cheese - clearly it's ham and cheese. The attendant wouldn't sell it to me. ugh... there were several on the tray shown read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - A ham and cheese croissant that the attendant said is not a ham and cheese croissant. There are several on the tray. - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Walked in around 7:45 this morning (8/12) for the first time. The pastries looked delightful, so I ordered a chocolate croissant and a seasonal fruit croissant. I also ordered an espresso macchiato. Both were delightful, one of the best chocolate croissants I've had in the US, and the baristas pulled a wonderful espresso shot for my coffee. Great cozy atmosphere on a quiet(ish) street corner with indoor and outdoor seating in the shade. Will be back soon! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Selection of baked goods. - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This place is so amazing. We absolutely love the fresh baked goodness, the drip coffee is great, the hot chocolate is perfect--especially if you get the homemade marshmallow on top! The baristas and the team are amazing and the atmosphere is great. Big fans of this place! Don't miss out. read more

The food was stand out excellence. Even on a weekday the Bakeshop was very busy so my mom and I were uncomfortable with the number of people vying for a seat. I don't feel this was an issue with the Bakeshop, but rather the mood on that day. We'd come on the recommendation that the croissants rivaled Paris and we felt the comparison was well deserved! I have previously purchased frozen scone dough to bake at home. I've never had a "prepare at home" product that turned out just as good as at the venue, but these were outstanding. read more

Great place!! Love the bustle of baking activity going on and the incredible smell of fresh bakes! Happy to find some jam (for homemade cookies!) and try some of the famous carrot cake; which I will take on a hike today. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Carrot cake - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Absolutely delectable treats. I received a cretzel and cream puff, both of which had me foaming at the mouth like a rabid dog. The cretzel was salty to perfection; crisp and had savory notes of rosemary. The crackle top cream puff was filled with a whipped pumpkin cream that screamed "fall is here" in the most glorious way. I will be back to Coyle's Bakeshop, surely very soon. read more

Hands down one of the best bakeries in the city - every item is careful and delicious. The shop itself is simple and welcoming, staff are friendly and helpful. Plus: they still (see my prior review) actually care about steeping time and have an amazing selection of tea. Remains one of my absolute favorites. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Victoria Sponge cake and Ceylon tea - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute bakery in the Greenwood area, was pretty busy on a weekend visit. The display case is packed with delicious looking food so took a while to choose. I ended up tasting a pain au chocolat and a kouign amann (since they are bite size!). The pain au chocolat was cold and didn't have a buttery and crumbly texture which was disappointing. The bite size kouign amann was incredible and I wish I had two of those! My Americano was also very good. I was surprised how reasonably priced it was but likely wouldn't try their version of a pain au chocolat again. Maybe the croissant has better texture. It's a little difficult to find on street parking especially on the weekend, but that's not their fault. Will be back to try a slice of cake and update based on that experience. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Americano (was really good!) and a kouign amann with a pain au chocolat - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute local bakery! I went on saturday morning at 8:30am and you could tell locals frequent this place. I got a few pastries to share: - Savory bisuit: crumbly, but wish it was flakier (had more of the bread-like texture). Didn't feel too heavy on the plus side. - Canele: quite yummy with a good crust but also wished it was chewier. - Kouigh-amann: could taste the cardamom! Its a small pastry but a good complement to a black coffee. Americano: pretty mild but not bad read more

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I was looking for a cake that wasn't a grocery store cake, also didn't cost $300. I found Coyle's online. Although it was only 3 days before the birthday, they squeezed me into their schedule. The lemon chiffon cake was not fabulous, but pretty good. They gave it to me in a box that was pretty much shrink-wrapped, so I didn't see it in the store, but it turned out to look quite nice. I think I'd order there again. read more

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It's a nice bakery, although I must say, I find it overpriced in general. The coffee is OK. My favorite thing is their savory scones. What I like to do is get their frozen bag of the savory scones, which is 4 scones for... I am not sure but I think it was $15 when I went last. Anyway, then you've got them at home and you can bake them up easily and they are delicious! Warning if you go on a weekend, it's very popular. There will be a line and parking is very difficult. If you live in the area, you better just walk. As to the ambience, it's kind of sparse. I remember it being a little cold in there too. But the service is great, everyone is very friendly and you get your order quickly. Oh, & I must say their carrot cake is amazing! read more

Everything they bake resets the bar for me. I love scones in particular and Coyle's scones are so soft and fluffy and flavorful; I didn't know scones could be like that. read more

The portions at Coyle's bakery shop are really small. The chocolate croissants are good flaky but small. The currant scone has a good texture but also small. read more

Cute lil neighborhood coffee shop! Coffee is good, they always have a small selection of sandwiches and yummy baked goods! The space is nice to hang out at, and staff is nice and friendly. I think I got my coffee in an actual mug! Which these days is so rare! Kind of tired of coffee shops serving in single use paper cups even when I am not taking out. Nice change of pace, and really appreciated. I had a little baked good - the rosemary cretzel with sea salt! It was absolutely delicious. Hit the spot! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Coffee/pastry counter - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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While the pastry is good, the service and attitude at this place is consistently TERRIBLE. Not only did my Mezzo coffee order not come with the fizzy water it should, but when i asked for that water, the server visibly rolled her eyes behind my back (my friend saw this) and then actually walked behind the back curtain and disappeared! When i asked again, another server very begrudgingly gave it to me. Nor did they give me a spoon. Their attitude every time with everything is basically F* you. Never spending my money there again! read more

My friend recommended Coyle's to me and I'm so glad I went! I had this cloud fluffy sponge cake with whipped cream and juicy and sweet nectarines. It wasn't too sweet and had such delightful sproingy texture. I would definitely recommend Coyle's for anyone in the area looking for a coffee shop with a bright and cozy atmosphere and delicious pastries!! read more

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The way I saw one picture of this place and got in the car and drove. I'm a whole sucker when it comes to a cute cafe. The way a pastry + espresso can pull a good chunk of negativity out of my day. We pulled up about 30 minutes till closing time. (Also like why do cafés close so early on Sundays, I'm tryna vibe out yall). I got a savory scone, millionaire bar, and a non fat latte. When I tell you I felt like I was in Gilmore Girls. The aesthetic of this place is giving expensive skincare routine meets cozy baker. She's classy, simple, and chic. The pastries are all classics. You know when you're going to get, but they still blow it out of the water with flavor. I am due for a Coyle's Bakery return. In the meantime, go get yours! Indoor seating available. Street parking. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - So cute! - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We visited on a Saturday afternoon and there were a handful of pastries left (some croissants, coconut macaroons, a couple kouign amann). The staff were friendly and efficient. I enjoyed the pistachio croissant and the cardamom kouign amann. The pastry was flaky and the flavors stood out well. I was especially impressed by the strength of the cardamom in the kouign amann. The carrot cake was also good; I liked that they added dates and walnuts. I was not as big of a fan of the coconut macaroons (not pictured); I thought the inside could be softer and the outside crispier. read more

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The baked goods are all AMAZING. Never had a bad one here. If i'm hosting at my place, I love to stop in and pick up somethings. The cherry almond croissant is my current fave. I would say the coffee is just OK though. A cappuccino is my go to order anywhere and here the espresso has that very bitter/burnt taste to it. I'll keep coming back for the baked goods though! read more

I was hoping and expecting more from this bakeshop. I adore plain and chocolate croissants. I purchased a few here because my regular spot is closed for renovations and this spot is a bit closer to home. Don't get me wrong, they were tasty but not as buttery as I like. The laminated layers of dough were there. The top outer layer was slightly darker than what I consider the usual which make it flaky and a bit tasteless. But, the overall flakiness buttery yumminess just wasn't there for me. I had higher hopes for this place. Parking is a bit touch and go depending upon what time of day and the customer services was excellent. In a jam, I'd go here again but it's not my number one. I do recommend trying it as there were plenty of bakery eats. read more

Cute bakery in Greenwood with solid croissants but everything I have had here has been very good. My go to is usually an almond croissant, and Coyle's has a version with hazelnuts which might be even better. Also love the canale as well as the ham and gruyere croissants (pet peeve - ham and American cheese croissants). Only downside is that prices are about the same as other top bakeries, but the size of the croissants are smaller. The place is take out only but they do have a few tables outside as well. There's some tough competition on the same street, but Coyle's holds its own! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Hazelnut croissant! - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Pretty good! Recommend getting here early. We went on a Sunday morning and there was a small line. Coffee was good. Hot chocolate had a homemade marshmallow that was really good. The hot chocolate itself it was fine. We tried a variety of their treats, it was all good! There was one cake slice we wanted to get but it was $9 for a slice which felt pretty steep. But mostly everything else was in the $2-$5 range. It seems their menu changes but I personally liked their millionaires shortbread the most. As of 7/18/21 it is to go only and there are no options to order ahead. You have to wait in line outside. Some people bring their dogs to wait in line so if you're not a fan of pets, maybe try somewhere else. Service was pretty good, you instantly get your food and if you get drinks you wait by the back door. Hours are limited but this seems to be a local favorite. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Display case - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

PROS: Coyle's is a weekly trip for us thanks to their amazing baked goods and consistent pastries! Really well trained staff, pastries here are easily the most technically baked French goods I've eaten in Seattle. Coffee is just okay, their strength is definitely their pastries. Better coffee in the area. I hiiiiighly recommend you give it a try! read more

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Love the pastries and coffee here! I like their croissants a they have a good mushroom pastry. It's a very rustic coffeehouse vibe. They don't have a huge selection but what they do serve is very good. There isn't a ton of seating so we often just grab things to go. Staff here is pretty nice. read more

2/10 for the mocha, it was very overpriced for a 16oz and it might be hands down the worst mocha I've had in town (0 flavor, the water flavor overpowers the whole drink). The staff was pleasant and I bet the baked goods are good but coffee wise? If you just want coffee I'd go anywhere but here. read more

Hands down my favorite bakery to visit. Worth it - every time. Try and explore anything. Everyone who goes here is in agreement that you can't really go wrong with anything. I recommend not going on a weekend in the morning it seems that they are crazy busy and there is always a line. It seems super clean, super delicious, and very fresh. They also alternate pastries and change it up so things are not there forever. Enjoy the ones that I seasonal especially! I think they make everything from scratch? The only thing I would consider as something they could improve on is staff friendliness, they aren't bad. But I don't think they are overly friendly. read more

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I have been frequenting Coyle's for a few years now and it has been delicious every time. My favorite items have been the savory scone, ham and cheese croissant, and flourless brownie. I also enjoy their iced vanilla latte with oatmilk. Small space but there are also tables outside, or you can take to go like we usually do! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Inside of bake shop - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Finally made it here. A bit inconvenient if not in the area. However, pastries were smaller in size (which is fine) and about $3-$5 which is reasonably priced. Tried the scones (Arizmendi in SF is still the top scone of choice in my opinion). The cherry almond croissant is flaky almost like a croissant bun swirl. Apple cider muffin was petite but nice. read more

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