My wife (who is Asian) and I tried Coyle's this morning for the first time. We're trying to support local businesses during these tough times. We loved our coffee, pastries, and the customer service. They have an outdoor personal space queue and a no touch payment system. Unfortunately, Croissant Karen was there and made a comment to us when we walked to where we were asked to pick up our drinks. She made 2 additional comments and disgusted gestures as we passed on the side walk. Karen should stay home if she is that concerned. Also she should ask herself why she is comfortable being in line with other fancy white folks but feels the need to cry about my Asian wife walking by. I wish I had asked the staff to not serve her. I wonder what the response would have been. Minus one star for bougie, bigoted clientele. read more

Too cute and in Greenwood. Good coffee and pastries, need I say more? Small spot, cute and cozy. Went off peak and we were able to fit two strollers in there without feeling too obnoxious. Besides good good, friendly staff, and I'd also say friendly patrons as well! Have struck up random conversations there, which doesn't usually happen to me. read more

Best pan au chocolat and latte I've ever had. The savory scone with cheese and bacon also satisfied the breakfast sandwich urge. Stoped in after looking up bets local bakeries in Seattle area. Although it's not in a tourist area this is a must. The door never stopped opening from people pouring in for nest croissants you'd ever taste. read more

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Great coffee and nice pastries. Stopped in after driving nearby and gave it a try, glad we did! read more

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Damn, today's treat reminded me of Paris. Just had a still-warm-from-the-oven HAZLENUT BRIOCHE. I'm glad I got two because the first disappeared in my belly. The croissants I had some time ago were pretty good. The coconut macaroon cookie was fine. I think the fine grain coconut doesn't pack the 'flavor' quite like flakier coconut but whatever. They do good work overall. read more

One of my favorite bakeries in the city their butter croissants are so good and the take home pie disc is to die for! It makes a great base for a pie or galette if you decide to make one at home. Otherwise the in store options are always good too. I appreciate them offering such great service and options during this pandemic. There's always a line for a reason but I don't mind waiting for it! read more

This has to be my favorite bakery in Seattle, which is a pretty bold statement for a city that is littered with delicious options. Coyle's has a beautiful aesthetic, quality loose leaf tea selections that they brew for you so you don't over-steep and get any bitterness, friendly service and an inspiring pastry case! This pastry case is what dreams are made of. On my first visit, I had the seasonal puff pastry which had vanilla bean flecked custard and fresh rhubarb. I also got to try the lemon cake which was rich, dense and sublime. Second visit, the seasonal apple & pear galette with (fresh!) whipped cream was an over the top indulgence. I tried the apple and cardamom olive oil cake as well and it was just right, not too sweet with some tart apples to balance it out. They also have meringues, macarons, millionaire's bars, jam thumbprint cookies, chiffon cakes.. the list goes on and on and the selection is seasonal so there's never a reason NOT to visit. One of these days I'll try a bag of homemade marshmallows and some sour yeasted english muffins! read more

Thank you Coyle's Bakeshop for being open for takeout. We enjoyed croissants and scones this morning for breakfast. A few minutes in a 325 degree oven and they were Bakeshop fresh! read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Enjoying Coyle's Bakeshop takeout at home. A few minutes in a 325 degree oven makes them shop fresh! Thanks for being open for us! - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Holy cow! My mouth is watering just at thinking about their Ham & Cheese croissant again. Friends I was visiting, from Sacramento, live Down the street from this place so we stopped in Saturday morning kinda early. Every single thing I tasted from this place was extremely delicious and quite possibly addicting. Little samples of chocolate cake for people to try, cute decor, friendly atmosphere where everyone seems to know everyone else. Definitely deserves more than 5 stars. read more

Two things I'm alway in search of: sweet treats & cold brew coffee. This place is it! ... And it's super cute and laid back. A dozen or so pastries, cakes and nibbles in case when you first walk in. Cream puffs are filled to order (I'll be trying those next time). What caught my eye most was the passionfruit tart with meringue on top. It did not disappoint!! Since my honeymoon in the Dominican Republic two years ago, I have seeking out any and everything passionfruit! And the meringue was soooo good too! The passionfruit tart gets five stars all by its self! My friend got the rhubarb pastry that was also delicious! I don't have much experience with rhubarb, but my friend gave the pastry a thumbs up! I had an 8oz cold brew,I think there were two or three sizes, but cold brew is so strong I can't handle more than 8oz! They have a great cold brew, no bite, great flavor and didn't need any milk or sweetener! They have several milk options as well, my friend had coconut milk added to hers! Not a huge amount of seating inside and there are a few two person tables outside perfect for a coffee date on a sunny Seattle day! The girls working were very nice and patiently waiting while my friend and I went back and forth about which pasties we were going to try. The decor is so cute (gold accents, sparkly chandelier, exposed beam ceilings and cute lighting). This is a great spot that I can't wait to return to! read more

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Incredible bakery. Can't say enough good things about the pastries. So lucky to have this in our neighborhood.

Lovely little spot in. Delicious pastries that make you want to buy more. Stopped in for a quick bite and coffee on a Sunday morning. Will definitely be coming back when I'm in the area to try other pastries read more

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Pastries are really good. One of the best places in Seattle. The Canelle pastry had a crunchy carmalized crust with a vanilla custard interior similar to a soft and creamy bread pudding. Delicious. The seasonal rhubarb croissant was an interesting combination of sweet and sour, also a great choice. Coffee is good, but they don't have any interesting and novel options. Lunch options look pretty good too. read more

we bought a Victoria sponge and it was very disappointing. the most expensive corn bread ever basically. a Victoria sponge shouldn't taste like corn bread. the only reason it's as high as 3 stars is because the croissants were lovely. based on the cake alone I'd say stay away. You get higher quality from a grocery store. read more

My husband and I love to walk here from our house! It's always busy on the weekends, but people tend to come and go so we have never had a problem with seating. They have four small tables outside for when the weather is nice. I almost always get their daily quiche (available after 9:30). They were out last Sunday by the time we arrived which was so disappointing! When I don't get the quiche I choose from their freshly baked croissants which are delicious. I also love their coffee from True North Coffee Roasters. Looking at the rest of their menu online, I'm realizing I have a lot more to try! read more

Overpriced and a bit overrated. Good coffee, small pricey pasties that look good but mostly fall flat taste-wise. read more

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Amazing bakery. Probably one of the best in the city. In the mornings they have quiche and at lunch time they have soup. Coffee drinks are great too. read more

Coyle's is a wonderful neighborhood bakery. Their croissant are the real deal - buttery, flaky, delicious. I prefer sweet, but there is a nice offering of savory, as well. Coyle's baristas make great drinks, too, and I am never disappointed. If you prefer tea, try the London Fog. The atmosphere is casual and friendly, in keeping with Greenwood's vibe. No wifi, so you won't see a lot of laptops- just people visiting or reading the paper. So retro! read more

My second visit to this shop. First time I went, I wanted a cretzel, but they were so popular (years ago), that they were sold out. I stopped in today, and there was a whole plate of them in the display case-- HURRAY! (Note: this was a premature reaction on my part.) I ordered one to go, and the girl placed it in a bag without warming it first. Once back in my car (btw, finding parking was a pain in the ass), I put my mouth on the cold, not soft or pillowy thing they are calling a croissant, and instantly decided I couldn't even take a bite without warming it up myself at home...even then, I think it will be gross (more like a pretzel than a croissant) and a huge waste of $4. I won't know for a while, since I bought it as a quick bite to eat while I'm out running errands. I'd say this was a fail, but I'm giving them 2 stars because the display case had several other items I would have rather eaten and they did acknowledge me immediately when I walked in. read more

The interior is lovely; however the food isn't up to par. I've visited a few times to try the lemon chiffon cake. While it has ok flavor, it is consistently very dry. You can get much more quality bakes at other bakeries nearby. read more

Very affordable, great bakery. Some might not like the coffee here because it is STROOOONG but my pal loved it. The sandwiches and other lunch items are very reasonably priced. read more

I enjoy that bakeshops offer savory options to balance the sweetness from desserts. I had a very I nique pumpkin soup with curry lime and coconut. Quite delicious and soothing for a cold, rainy day. I finished it off with a coconut macaroon with lavender and honey, a millionaire's shortbread With soft caramel and a slate of chocolate, and carrot cake. Great decor, service, quality goods. Next time, we will try the pretzel croissants, but they ran out. This is the only downfall in not getting here early or not living close by. read more

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The food here is divine but expect for them to be randomly closed with no warning half the time. They don't put up notice online when they're closed so you have no way of knowing if they'll actually be open when you get there. Super fun system! Also the old website is still active even though they have a new one, which is nice and confusing! :D EDIT: Looks like they only put their open/closed information on their Instagram! So convenient. My suggestion is to put this information on the website. Also yes, I'm bitter. read more

Best croissant I've had in ages, the guy at the window was really friendly. Will definitely be back!

My feeling here is that this place is ridiculously expensive. Just like "WTF expensive," but when I have a little bit of extra cash, I do like to treat myself here. Because it really is, just exceptional quality stuff. So... I am not gonna give some lower star review because I only make $30k a year and can't eat here. I will just stand outside, looking forlorn, and wish I could. read more

OMG! That Cretzel!! Sooo good! Croissant is soo goodd! Summer salad so delicious and super presentation. Everything is super, all the pastries that I have been tried here , are awesome! Coffee is great. You guys are 5+ star bakery/ cafe! Thank you for being consistent and having a great service. read more

I am so excited for Rachel Coyle and her new brick and mortar bakeshop! I have been a fan since she was doing her pop-ups in Fremont and from the looks of opening weekend, she has a lot of fans! Lines were out the door, pastries getting snatched up left and right. I thought I was clever going in at around 8:30 am, thinking the line wouldn't be so bad and that there would be a lot of pastries to choose from. I was completely wrong. I went in and the last of the regular buttered croissants were taken, there were a few sweet pastries left so I got the Rhubarb Bundt Cake (very moist and perfectly sweet), Millionaire's Shortbread (has chocolate and I believe a caramel/coffee layer to it, oh it's divine), and at the very end right before I had to pay I saw a fresh batch of ham and cheese croissants so I snatched two of those. (nothing is better than a fresh croissant out of the oven, perfect in every way). I also ordered two lattes, one with their homemade vanilla syrup. They go as small as 8 oz cups which is honestly perfect for me. The lattes were perfect and the syrup wasn't overly sweet. All these were familiar from her pop ups. I was hoping to try something new but at this point it was take what you can get and get out of the way! I love the decor of this shop, it is classy, elegant, and cozy all at the same time. I think it definitely fits the atmosphere Rachel was trying to portray for her bakeshop and it fits perfectly in the Greenwood neighborhood. The chandelier was a nice touch and I found it very elegant and gave the place a unique touch. Pretty to gaze at when sitting and sipping on some coffee. I think opening weekend was a huge success. I know some people are disgruntled about everything being sold out, but what do you expect from a highly anticipated opening weekend? I honestly think that's a mark of success and once a steady business rhythm is established Coyle's will be even better! read more

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While the pastries are good, they aren't worth dealing with the staff. My girlfriend sweetly asked the OWNER about a scone. She snarkily told us that they were out, and as we were leaving, she actually laughed at us. That's a thing? Way to embrace the community you rely on. And that type of thing has happened everytime we've gone in. Never again; We'd rather go to Starbucks. read more

From the outside, it looks plain and simple, there no large sign, except for the simple sign on the front door. Once you step in, you can smell the baked goods. It has a relaxing environment, large windows, and chic decore. I enjoy the open kitchen and watch the staff prepare and bake the pastries or watching the Barista make the coffee. I love the Cherry Almond Croissant! read more

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If you like Cafe Besalu, you are going to love this place. The Bakeshop has pastries that taste just as good as the stuff at Besalu, but with more variety. My husband described the carrot cake as the best he has ever had. Sweet, but not overly so. A delicious crumb with a good balance of frosting. The chocolate cake was a great indulgence, but not sickeningly so. The lattes we got were done beautifully, and even tasted great! The bakeshop is a great place for chatting and hanging out. If you are looking for a serious work space, this isn't it. The ambiance just isn't right for it. We can't wait to come back again and again!! read more

Coyles is worth the stop - best scones and chocolate cake! And a perfect savory croissant!! I can't pass without stopping in for a treat.

I definitely have an eating problem, because this morning, I ate a cretzel, a slice of Victoria sponge cake, and half a meringue for breakfast. I didn't even share with anybody. I was pretty excited about the cretzel, but it wasn't as unique and usual as I thought it would be. I don't know if it's "specially" made, but what it tasted like was croissant dough tightly rolled and then formed into a pretzel shape with some salt on top. As a result, you get a croissant that has a crispier bite. Not bad at all, but next time I'd prefer a regular croissant. The Victoria sponge cake was a fat slice. I got full off it, so now I feel a little guilty. The cake wasn't fresh (saw it on the counter wrapped in plastic) but I wanted it anyway. It was a bit stale and dry but that obviously did not stop me from eating the whole thing. The cream and the berries was divine. So good. There's also a layer of raspberry jam on the cake -- yum! The cassis meringue was surprisingly good! I had been turned off by meringues ever since having too many of the Trader Joe's variety as an adolescent. As a 6th grader, I had decided that I hated meringues. Today was the first time I had had a meringue since then -- 14 years ago! These ones at Coyle's were a whole different type of meringue and I ate half of that huge thing, so that tells you something. The other half is sitting on the kitchen counter waiting to be devoured later. Coyle's probably won't be my bakery of choice, but if you're in the area, it is worth a visit. read more

This place is located on Greenwood Avenue and is absolutely so cute! It seems like such a great little family-friendly location to stop by for a quick coffee/tea or for a small treat. They have a relatively large interior and outdoor seating! The place is ultra cute and they have a wide variety of pastries and incredible service! I only had a chance to try the Butter Sablé cookies but even they were so amazing. I also had a raspberry black currant italian soda and I thought that was quite good as well. I'll definitely be coming back to try more things! The one thing I would say though is that all the parking is street parking so keep that in mind. read more

The pastries here are beautiful and delicious, but you're missing out if you don't try one of their stellar salads. Today, I had a curly endive salad with goat cheese, toasted pecans, and citrus, bound together by a vinaigrette that was redolent of good olive oil, but on past occasions I've had a stunning watermelon and feta with cumin oil and a blueberry-dill-arugula-hazelnut concoction that was one of the best salads I've ever had (and I've had a lot). If you like Italian sodas, don't miss out on those, either -- the cassis is amazing. It's a bit spendier than other bakeries, but to me, it's worth every penny -- I come here frequently as a treat and to see what new plant-based melange is on the menu. One of my favorite bakeries in Seattle, for sure. read more

This place is SO GOOD. They are masters of all kinds of textures: chewy hazelnut cookies with perfectly salty-sweet chocolate ganache almost stretch, soft walnut thumbprints with house made preserves dissolve in your mouth, and cardamom kouign amann crack from the sugar coating, crunch from the crisp and flakey pastry, and have the tiniest custard-like soft center. The flavors are well-balanced: sweet and salty, richly creamy and tart, nutty and fruity all work together. I love the variety of small items available for $1-3/piece--at least 6-8 varieties of cookies, mini pastries, and filled-to-order cream puffs are perfect for anyone wanting to try a couple of bites of lots of different things. Keep an eye out for seasonal fruit croissants and quiches. The seasonal egg nog latte with house egg nog is to die for, not as sickly sweet as you might find elsewhere and great with espresso. The hardest part of coming here is deciding what *not* to get, and waiting in line while everyone else has the same dilemma! Other visit notes: Due to the pandemic the interior is closed and masks are required; you queue on the sidewalk on Greenwood & 83rd and order from the front doorway. Make sure to bundle up and bring a hoodie for rain, because you could be waiting twice where there aren't any overhangs--once to order, and again by the back door on 83rd if you order a drink. It's street parking only, but free and usually available within a block. All orders have a (well-deserved!) 15% gratuity. read more

Had to try the 'cretzle'! It definitely had that crispy croissant taste. Also tried the lavender coconut macaroon.. A little doughy but the flavor was delicious. Homemade berry jam was great. Didn't care for the coffee though .. A little sour. I'll have to go back to try some other pastries. Cute decor inside read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Iced coffee, 'cretzle', coconut lavender macaroon and homemade jam :) - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Impeccable in every way. The ambience. The selection. But most of all, the croissants. I had the seasonal- rhubarb with a cream type filling, dotted with vanilla beans. Wow. The croissants are perfectly crispy on outside/soft inside. The cute marmalade cookie was good. Basically, I could have easily sampled the entire case with an endless calorie allotment. Best in class Seattle bakery. read more

Coyle's Bakeshop - Seasonal croissant - Rhubarb. Orange marmalade cookie. - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

By far the best twice baked hazelnut croissant ever!!!! Just wish they had it in the morning. Everything else is awesome. Especially the service. It's our favorite bakery in Seattle read more

This is a great spot to work out (note: they do not have Wifi) of on a weekday. Lots of well curated bakery selections (try the grapefruit/poppyseed cake or the flourless brownie), yummy coffee, and very friendly workers. They had some great tunes playing while I worked for a few hours. Definitely want to go back! The lack of wifi is why I gave it four stars. read more

The scones here are buttery, flaky, and melt-in-your-mouth goodness. I don't think it could have been any better except for maybe being a little bigger. Mine was gone way too fast. I also tried the croissant, which was flaky and good as well, but the scones... That would bring me back alone read more