One of the best foods we had in Seattle! So close to our hotel so visited twice here for a snack and breakfast. Shop is very small, with counter and outdoor seating open, it is connected to a pizza store next door. We tried the Blueberry Crumble and Strawberry Shortcake Mochi Donut ($3.50 each), Cocobite ($4), Lemon Anise Fossette ($10) with Beecher's Pimento Dip on side ($5), and Pistachio Rose Kringle ($4). The mochi donuts were the best out of the bunch! They were pillowy in texture and not too heavy, the strawberry one was amazing with authentic strawberry flavor. Def can devour two of those in one sitting. Lemon Anise Fossette is huge~ Loved the spicy flavor from the anise and fresh lemon slices baked on top. Dough is super fluffy and flight. Pimento cheese dip was super rich and a bit salty, not worth $5. The pistachio rose kringle was a little sweet with the glaze, but had good crunch from pistachio nuts, wish there was more rose flavor. Cocobite was surprisingly light and airy for an pie, more heavy on whipped cream than pudding, wish it had more coconut flavor from the cream. Overall solid bakery with amazing food~ Would highly recommend visiting here for carb-filled food coma breakfast/brunch. read more

Coconut cream pie is KING!! I have lived here for 15 years and I was introduced to the Coconut cream pie a long time ago. It is still as good as it was back then as it is today! So, it is easy to say this is a must dessert when in Seattle and a must for new guests in town. read more

Continuing with an update to my review! * Lemon Bar - 3.5 stars: Small for the price, love the texture and how tart it is, but too sweet for my taste. * Coconut Cream Pie - 4.5 stars: Finally tried this even though I don't like coconut - and it was really good! The cream is light, creamy, and perfectly sweet. Topped generously with shaved coconut. The coconut cream filling is really tasty, the perfect texture and sweetness. Highly recommend for any coconut lover. * Biscuits - 3.5 stars - Big but nothing special in my opinion. Day old cookies for $3.25 (packs of 2-4) available. read more

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Seems since opening as bigger place, bakery increase price on all products. Bought today Tom"s tomato soup mid size cup .. $12.00!!! read more

I am a gluten free eater and Dahlia's mochi donuts are the best GF treat I've had in 20 years. Good coffee too! Love this place.

I had fond memories of Dahlia Bakery from a prior trip, so was very excited to visit again and indulge in their baked goods. I was disappointed that the cookies and brownie were not as remembered...not sure if the recipes changed or my memory fails me. The veggie egg sandwich is delicious though! read more

Overall this spot had some good pastries - I tried a few different items including croissants, cookies, cake and their famous coconut cream pie. My favorite item actually ended up being the croissant since it was buttery, flaky and just rich enough to indulge in for breakfast. Some items change or are on rotation so it's worth the actual trip into the bakery. The bakery itself is small so plan on taking your order elsewhere. read more

Triple Coconut Cream Pie!!! This is the best most amazing pie I have ever eaten!!! You HAVE to stop in here and get a slice, a mini bite, a small pie or a large one...but you have to have THIS pie in your life! The Mochi donuts are yummy! Moist and delicious. Flavors change often (I assume monthly but not sure. All I know is they were different this time I was here versus last time.) The flavors are different but don't be afraid, try them all! They are amazing! All the baked goods are fresh, hot and amazing! This is a most stop when we are in town. **Bonus- if you have dinner next door at Serious Pie, you can order the Triple Coconut Cream Pie for dessert (a slice)...even if the bakery is closed! #winning read more

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The Dahlia Bakery is sublime! Directly next to The Dahlia lounge is the bakery. Amazing treats for you to sample or take home. However the rock star item is the coconut cream pie. It's not a myth people , it's real and from the bakery. Master Chief Tom Douglas has mastered many things with NW cooking but his coconut cream pie is his greatest achievement! Forget climbing Mt Everest cause you haven't lived until you've entered fork into pie and placed into mouth. It's the 9th wonder of the world. The pie itself from the bakery's comes in various options, pie bites ($2.50 ) , slice ($7.50) , small pie ($16.00) or whole pie ($36.75).... Now you may pass out at the price but who care you only live once...... Now FRANKS got his fork in one hand scoping up the flakey crust (which is perfect) and the decadent coconut filling thats splashed with coconut flakes on top and gliding into my mouth. Fireworks start to burst around me like an outer body experience. Your body is thinking OMG , the closet thing to an orgazim your experience outside the body. And thats a fact!!!!! I'm sure you'll grab some other treats or coffee but I follow a simple rule of stick with the best thing on menu and don't try anything different. read more

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I've visited this bakery both times I've been to Seattle this year, and it's confirmed...this is now one of my mandatory Seattle stops. If you like pastries of any kind, you gotta get you some Dahlia treats :) There are already many Yelp reviews praising their triple coconut cream pie and there is good reason for that. As a self professed coconut obsesser, I am happy to say that it lives up to the hype. Light, creamy, and chock full of coconut flavor. What I really appreciate is that they offer whole pies, slices, and little bite size pies. I get the bite size ones since I'm not supposed to really have them (I'm gluten and dairy free these days), but they're so worth the splurge! I've also tried their coconut almond cake and their sweet potato scone and both are good. My friend enjoyed her macaron too. The last visit i tried their coconut bundt cake with lemon glaze which i liked almost as much as the pie. I was mad at myself for not getting another for the plane ride home. I haven't tried their sandwiches yet but plan to in the future. The customer service is on point too. They are patient (and it gets crowded in this little shop) and offer suggestions if you're not sure what to get. No matter what you do, get the coconut cream pie. read more

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Banana walnut creme pie costs about $6-7 for the minature size. Pricey but out of this world. The whipped creme light as a cloud, each bite comprises flaky crust, silky creme, a layer of banana - oh do my eyes roll into the back of my head as I savor every bite. Smacking my lips as I type this. Gaud, how do I love thee, Seattle! Update: on Easter day indulged in the triple coconut pie bites. OMG! :D read more

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This amazing bakery & coffee shop was recommeded by our hotel staff at the Warwick. Soooooo good. We tried the mochi donuts, chocolate croissant, quiche and each had a different flavored coffee. Wowww! Service was really good and outstanding pastries. BTW this place turns into a wicked pizza joint called Serious Pie as night. Also highly recommend. We came back the same day for dinner read more

If you're looking for a quick breakfast in the area, get their breakfast sandwiches! I like to add bacon in mine and the fried egg in the sandwich is perfect, which is slightly runny. However, Dahila Bakery is known for their coconut cream pie. This pie has 3 elements of coconut: coconut cream filling, sweetened shredded coconut and roasted coconut flakes. The pie is also topped with whipped cream and white chocolate flakes, which finishes it off nicely. What I love about this pie is that its not overly sweet and tastes like coconut, not like sunscreen. Another popular item at the bakery are their infamous dounuts, which are cheaper to purchase here than in the restaurants. These donuts are served with seasonal jams and mascarpone, which is another great breakfast treat from the bakery Dahlia Bakery also makes simple wedding cakes in advanced. I ordered a wedding cake for my brother's wedding a few years ago which was a 2 tiered chocolate hazelnut cake. We also brought in fresh orchids and ribbon to add on the cake (which they allow) and my brother and his wife loved it. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to sample the cake at the reception but had a taste of it when they brought the top tier out of the freezer a year later and it tasted good. Other items worth trying are their eclairs, cookies and focaccia bread. I personally haven't tried another cupcake since but I don't think I will anytime soon. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Pi(e) day: 6in coconut cream pie - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Dahlia Bakery wasn't in full bloom today. This review is strictly for the desserts. I hear Dahlia offers some great breakfast sandwiches and I have yet to try those. The place seems quite popular as there was a constant line. It's a very tiny place so only a few people can be inside. There is only one register so it can take some time but they are always restocking fresh treats. There is a big display on the side of cookies, brownies, fig bars, cupcakes, and other delicacies. The front display holds the treats that need to be refrigerated such as their infamous coconut pie. The three items that I tried today were the coconut pie bite, the mini red velvet cupcake and the German chocolate cupcake. Coconut pie bite - Dahlia is known for their coconut pies whether it's the whole pie, a slice or the bite. The bite is a perfect amount if you're thinking of just popping the whole thing into your mouth since it is, bite size. It has a nice thick piece of crust and a luscious cream with shaved coconut. I found the coconut flakes to be of nice quality and the whipped cream tasted homemade. However, I felt that there was too much whipped cream and not enough coconut cream. What was there of the coconut cream was delicious though. The crust was perfectly flaky and crumbly. Mini red velvet cupcake - Woah. This was definitely a huge no no. I don't even know if I can call this a cupcake even though it looked like one. First, the cream cheese frosting was strange. It almost tasted like it had not been whipped and no sugar was added. It was so thick that I was almost convinced that a block of cream cheese was put into a piping bag and then piped onto the cupcake. It was not the luscious cream cheese that I was looking for. Sadly, I think store bought cream cheese frosting is better than what was on this cupcake. Furthermore, the red velvet cupcake tasted like cornbread. It wasn't really moist and didn't have that vanilla/chocolate flavor to it like I'm used to. It just tasted like cornbread dyed red. I was really disappointed with this one. German chocolate cupcake - Thankfully this cupcake saved the day. It was much better than the red velvet and I'm glad we got it in the full size. The cake was rich and very chocolate-y. I appreciated that the frosting, although not being the most amazing frosting, had walnuts mixed in it. Most of the time German chocolate cake has frosting with just coconut shavings mixed in. I thought the walnuts added a nice crunch. Put together, the cake and frosting were good - just not to the point where I would rave about it. Service - The two ladies were very nice. They boxed our treats well and when one of them accidentally touched a little smidgen of frosting on our German chocolate cupcake, they replaced it with a brand new one. I thought that was very kind of them. In total it was a little under $10. I unfortunately don't think I'll be coming back for their desserts and treats but I am still intrigued by their breakfast sandwiches which look scrumptious through photos. read more

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There was a 20-minute wait at Serious Pie so I had to walk a few feet away to this wonderful place and make the most out of my time. The display case seemed promising. Although I'm not a fan of anything coconut, I felt obliged to ask about the famous coconut cream pie which they gave me for free! I hand-carried it back to Vegas for my sister. She said it's a 5 out of 5. I tried it but I still don't like coconut so my opinion on said pie does not matter. I got a cupcake, chocolate truffle cookies and chocolate chunk cookies. I would've loved to try the doughnuts I've already been stuffing my face with Top Pot doughnuts and besides, my 20-minute wait was almost over and had to head back to Serious Pie. The cupcake and chocolate chunk cookies were ok but the chocolate truffle cookies...absolutely foodgasmic!!! This place is so worth the 3 exclamation points, "foodgamisc", the 5 stars and the 3 pounds I gained. read more

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Please open back up. My mouth longs for another bite of these moist and daring donuts. Instead I am forced to eat other mediocre donuts in heavy shame. read more

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This is a short and sweet review of Dahlia Bakery. http://tinyurl.com/mxn7br8 I went here to pick up a couple of desserts. It is a cozy little bakery stuffed full of sinful delights. The staff is very friendly and professional. I targeted a weekend afternoon to stay away from the long lineups. http://tinyurl.com/m35zopy My brother loves Coconut Creme Pie. This was my primary reason for going to Dahlia's. I also picked up a mini Chocolate Pecan Pie for myself. Coconut Creme Pie (single slice) - I tried this. I do not even like Coconut Creme Pie and I thought this was delightful. My brother said it was the best coconut creme pie he had ever eaten. http://tinyurl.com/jwfqal7 Mini Chocolate Pecan Crème Pie - This was oh so silky with just the right blend of chocolate and pecan. http://tinyurl.com/kzjlvab At just around $16 for two desserts, these are not inexpensive. But they are oh so worth it. Overall - Dahlia Bakery is a dessert lover's heaven. I would love to try everything they make read more

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I had their Reuben sandwich the other day for lunch. .....they make a pretty mean Reuben! Corned beef was delicious, sauerkraut was tasty and rye bread was fresh and a good thousand island dressing! Got me a little coconut macaroon as well and it was perfect!!! I only have to buy 10 more sandwiches til I get a free one. Grrrrr!!!! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Reuben sandwich and coconut macaroon - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Eh.. I didn't really like their highly popular triple coconut cream pie. I thought it was simple and just full of light-sugar cream. There was nothing amazing about the crust either. Everything about it was pretty much a simple tart. Yes, I liked the subtle coconut flavors but there was really nothing too shocking. I actually liked their chocolate butter pecan cookie a lot better because it was flavorful, rich buttery chocolate and actually had a nice gooey texture. They do a great job with pastry making and their desserts/pastries are a must try! They have a nice arrangement of different kinds to choose from and made straight out of their shop. It's a great local bakery that serves fresh daily. Dahlia is another great choice for those in search for a quick dessert treat! read more

Still loving the Dahlia doughnuts and now it looks like they will be catering my wedding! We emailed their catering manager and they worked out a way for them to package over 30 orders for us. My fiance and I did a "test run" on our own this weekend, stopping in and getting doughnuts and not eating them till 2-3 hours later to see if they'd still be good when they were a little less hot and fresh, and as I was hoping they are still deeeeelicious. We also tried their ham breakfast sandwich (served till 2pm) on their housemade English muffin and we gobbled it down in minutes. Absolutely delicious. Yes, their stuff is a little pricey, but you're paying for quality. Also props to this business for clearly having recycling and compost containers inside for usage and for also have a big water dispenser for costumers. read more

Tom Douglas' Dahlia Bakery, home of the triple coconut cream pie. Sounds delicious to me! My friend and I shared a slice and took it outside to enjoy with coffee. As soon as I posted a picture on IG, I got a comment to try their donuts. What??? I didn't see any donuts! I went back inside the little shop and inquired. Turns out they are made to order. Those pillow soft donut bites are amazing on their own and extraordinary when dipped in jam and mascarpone. Amazing! Definitely get the donuts! A standout on this trip to Seattle! read more

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As I was standing in line the gentleman in front of me overheard my conversation about what I planned to order once it's my turn. He turned to me and said, "Their bacon and egg sandwich is life changing. You'll feel like a teenager afterwards!" I ordered the ham and cheese. While I still feel 4 decades old, that sandwich and conversation, will forever live in my mind. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Ham and egg sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Dahlia Bakery is a small, but very good bakery in downtown Seattle. It is of course next to Dahlia Lounge on 4th Avenue. And when I mean small, it is pretty petite. To walk in, you need to open the screen and front door. Hopefully, there is no one standing behind the door otherwise you might bang them. It is the kind of place where you are afraid to walk around in for fear of breaking something. I would say Dahlia probably ranks as my second favorite bakery in Seattle behind Macrina. I really like their muffins and scones which are moist and tasty. The breads here are excellent though pricey. Many of the items here are, but that is due to its quality. The one thing I have not tried but want to is the coconut cream pie that I hear so much about. I always seem to forget about this. I should try to get this specialty next time, especially since they offer it by the slice and bite. For the quality of the bake goods here and central location, I would recommend Dahlia for a sweet treat in Downtown Seattle. read more

We are tourist visiting from Louisiana. We heard about the dahlia donuts. We went Tuesday. First off the staff was so nice and friendly, they had great vibes, and it was clean. When we got the donuts/ beignets they were nice and hot and they give you some cream spread and strawberry jam. When I tell you they were the best I ever had I mean that! I asked where the bathroom was and the staff made sure I had the code. Customer service is 100/100! Love this place!! read more

I've often heard that Tom Douglas owns Seattle in the same way Abe Froman, the Sausage King of Chicago, owns Chicago (brownie pts if you got that). His Dahlia Bakery is quite physically small and unassuming but has managed to attract a lot of attention in Seattle. In this store you will be hard pressed not to spend too much money with the awesome variety of baked goods they've managed to showcase. The sweet but not too sweet (a rarity!) coconut cream pie and chunky chocolate chip cookies rule! read more

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6 pieces of donut/Beignet with mascarpone and pineapple yam$7.25--omg. These were the softest donut i have ever hard. I loved the delicate texture. The pineapple jam was ok. I liked the beignets with mascarpone more. However for $7.25, I think it is too expensive. A slice of Coconut cream pie$6.25. Nice size. The crust was very crisp. The filling was fill with lots of coconut. I thought if they could use young coconut (I know it is like impossible here, it would have been much more delicacy and more aromatic. The pie was just ok for me. Fig bar $2.75. Lots of fig stuffing. Nice little Thy pastry. But it is not my cup of tea. Bailey Eclair $5. I loved it. Nice Size. Very rich with bailey cream filling and it went well with dark chocolate cover. Btw, they charged 5cents for paper bag. read more

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It's good I don't live near this place. I would be fat. Pastries are wonderful. Probably best cup of coffee I've had. 8oz Americano was perfect. read more

I went to this place with amazing expectations. Tom Douglas is someone you cannot ignore in Seattle. Dahlia's Bakery is no exception. They are renowned for their coconut cream pie. The pie has a crust with white chocolate, whipped cream and coconut shavings on top. For a signature dish, I wasn't really impressed, the pie I had at Seastar 2 days ago was tastier IMHO. It wasn't bad but I have had better. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Coconut Cream Pie Sample - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I was very last minute when ordering something for our little guy's fifth birthday. He is on a careful diet right now for GI issues and primarily has items that are Rice flour, oat flour, or nut flour based. So many of our normal spots we use to order cakes (i.e. Simply Desserts, Bakery Nouveau, and Whole Foods) don't have an alternative for his diet.. I had reconciled to just making some muffins for his birthday until I stumbled upon Dahlia's Chocolate Killer cake--a flourless cake made of oat flour. He was so excited to realize he could eat the cake that I ordered and the whole family really enjoyed it. A 6" inch cake was a generous enough size for eight of us... read more

Dahlia Bakery - The oat flour based chocolate cake - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I fell in love with a doughnut here. Little balls of heaven, made to order. Yes, it's a little pricey, at more than $1 a doughnut ball. However, it's definitely special and different from anything I've ever tasted. Hot and fresh out of the deep fryer, these doughnuts are tossed and shaken around in a bag of cinnamon and sugar. Each order comes with a side of marzipan and strawberry jam. The marzipan adds a richness to the doughnut, while the strawberry jam creates a cool effect against the hot dough. It is definitely worth a try if you're in the area! read more

Dahlia Bakery - finger lickin' good - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Perfecto!! Rainy day in Seattle, beautiful foliage, and the perfect quiche. Make your visit complete by spending time at Dahlias Bakery. You won't regret it!! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Sitting at the cafe chairs outside on this perfectly rainy day. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Delicious. Everything was excellent. The breakfast sandwich and avocado toast were both amazing.

3.5 stars They are famous for their coconut cream pie. It says so on the sign outside of the bakery. And the two people in line before me had each come to pick up their pre-ordered pie. So it made sense to me that I needed to try their house specialty. I'm actually not a huge fan of coconut flakes - never really like the texture of it. Lucky for me, they sell smaller versions of their pie - little coconut cream pie bites. I bought one of those and also their peanut butter cookie and ordered their asparagus egg breakfast sandwich. The breakfast sandwich, which is made-to-order on an english muffin, was good - the egg was cooked well as was the asparagus. But it wasn't amazing - there was either cooked red peppers or cooked red tomatoes that had a bit of a tart or sour flavor that I didn't think really complemented the rest of the sandwich. The coconut cream pie bite was just the perfect size to sample their famous pie. The cream was really good and so was the crust. There were coconut flakes sprinkled on top, but it was actually fine cuz it didn't overwhelm the pie. The peanut butter cookie was good - it tasted like peanuts and peanut butter. It was actually like a peanut butter sandwich cookie, with two peanut cookies and peanut butter in the middle. It would have tasted really good with some jam! Like strawberry or blackberry preserves! The girl who took my order was very friendly. I asked her if I should wait for my sandwich outside, and she said that I could wait wherever I wanted and that she would find me to give it to me. The space is really small and can't hold a lot of people. Lucky for me, I didn't really have to wait in a long line. The cookies and pastries are displayed to the left hand side if you're facing the register and pies are in the display below the register. read more

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I come here often to get Dahlia Donuts but today I asked one of the employees if they had some left (b/c they sometimes sell out). She was quite condescending and walked me to their menu to "see" if they still had it when she simply could have just answered my question with a yes or no. Rubbed me the wrong way. I left and got coffee and pastry elsewhere. I was already on the fence with this place because I've seen flies just chilling on their displayed pastries but today will definitely be my last visit here. Edit: Not sure what had happened to my review but it seems like it was taken down (maybe dahlia reported it so it was taken down) so I'm reposting it read more

Have been looking forward to going to dahlias bakery. I have heard about the triple coconut pie and other wonderful baked goods. This morning I had the quinoa hot cereal and it was wonderful. The serving was very large and I could not finish it all. It had a generous helping of blueberries and almonds. We also had the handmade donuts and I must say they were the best beignets I've ever had. They come with some fresh jam and a very tasty cream cheese. Expect online, and there is minimal seating outside. Most of the restaurants in the area also serve the triple coconut pie but they will charge you nine dollars a slice and you can get it for $7.25 at the bakery. read more

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All I want right now is that delicious, heavenly coconut cream pie. If I had it as my final dessert, I would die with a big smile on my face. Perfectly whipped cream with some toasted pieces for texture. The custard was the icing on the cake though. The right amount of coconut flavoring. Not too sweet so I could easily finish a whole small pie by myself. In fact, I loved it so much I bought one home in my luggage to let my sister try it. She loved it because it tasted like a cream puff. This pie is very addicting and drool inducing. I highly recommend you devour a piece if you're in Seattle. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Heaven in a pie - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We had several wonderful treats from Dahlia bakery over the course of a 5 day trip to Seattle. My personal favorite was the blood orange and pistachio tart. My husband and I also loved the fossette, delicious. The chocolate cookies and espresso drinks were also lovely. So impressed with the breadth of the selection at this special bakery. read more

Finally made it here after hearing about this place for so long! Tiny place, big flavors! Can't wait to come back and try even more treats. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

First timer and I will be dreaming of the egg & veggie biscuit when I'm back in L.A. the entire sandwich was devoured in 5 mins. I usually share my food but I kept my mouth shut or more like chewing quickly. I also got the dahlias donuts. It reminds me of a funnel cake but bite size. I will definitely be back here with my kids the next time I'm back. read more

Wonderful food! Highly recommend their sandwiches and soup! We have bookmarked this place so we can go back again!