This small French bakery always has delicious baked goods, super friendly service, and local art as…read moredecor available for purchase. The ambiance is casual and quaint with only six tables. I have literally never eater a better croissant, however I wish all of their to-go packaging was compostable (plastic cups/straws, but cardboard boxes and paper bags).

It was already a bit late on a weekend morning when we came in so they were out of a bunch of…read morethings. But what we did have was chef's kiss, mwah. So good. The best, most flaky ham and cheese croissant I've ever had and an incredible decadent key lime tart topped with clearly handmade whipped cream and sprinkled with pistachio. It was the perfect degree of tangy, sweet, and smooth. If you're looking for a French bakery, Mon Amie -- tucked into this little Mill Creek strip mall -- is the real deal.

We ordered a chocolate ganache cake for our daughter's birthday party and it was beautiful and…read moredelicious.

Do not order from here if you expect reliable or professional service…read more I ordered and prepaid for a birthday cake from this bakery in advance. When I arrived on Wednesday during their posted business hours (9 AM), the bakery was unexpectedly closed with a sign saying "Sorry, we have sold out, we are closed!" Their voicemail and website then stated they would also be closed for the next two days. What's most disappointing is that I received absolutely no phone call or notice that my prepaid order would not be fulfilled. For a business handling special occasion orders, failing to contact customers about canceled or unfulfilled orders is extremely unprofessional. I didn't even get a refund for my order, will need to do a charge back on my card now.

Came in at 9:40am this morning, got the usual pastries but wow the cashier doesn't know respect. I…read morerequested military discount, I showed my drivers license that shows veteran on the bottom right of it and she has the audacity to say she needed the other veteran card. I mentioned to her I've gone to plenty of 85 locations including this one and have always showed my drivers license. She then proceeded to tell me she never done it this way and have to message her boss but less than 20 seconds later she just applies it. Gave attitude and all for what reason? She kept talking back to me, didn't care to maintain eye contact and pushed the bag full of pastries towards me like she didn't have a care. I always order sea salt caramel coffee and this is the first time it doesn't taste as it should... Unfortunately I didn't see a name tag but she gave attitude to the customer behind me as well, hopefully it doesn't continue for the rest of the customers who's undeserving of that. Even if you have a bad day, doesn't mean you should project it onto people especially customers. Who wants to start their morning with bad coffee and even worse attitude? Management should go through trainings especially customer service and valid military IDs for active members and veterans.

I stopped by 85C to hang out and read for a couple of hours while my car was getting repaired…read morenearby. This was at 8AM - first time I've visited an 85 this early and I wasn't expecting it to actually be decently busy! They also had the boba ready at 8AM and I couldn't resist getting a drink as well. Boba Milk Tea, Medium, 25% Sweet ($4.85) - I've only gotten boba in the afternoon from 85C, most recently from the Lynnwood location, and it wasn't very good at all. I'm guessing they don't rotate the boba at all, so ordering it earlier is better. The boba at 8AM is actually pretty good with a surprisingly decent chew and bounce and a good sweetness on the exterior that's also sticky and soft. The pearls aren't really consistent in size, but are consistent in texture, which is more important. For the tea - 50% sweet is usually way too sweet for me at 85C. 25% is good and not too sweet. Unfortunately there isn't much tea flavor and it mainly tastes milky and creamy. Milk Tea Rating: 3/5 Boba Rating: 4/5 White Chocolate Strawberry ($2.60) - Very soft bun with the typical artificial strawberry flavor. The bun is super soft with a nice subtle bounce. Small pieces of softened white chocolate are embedded in the strawberry flavored cream on the inside. It's a well balanced bun that's sweet but not cloying. (4/5) Overall this is a pretty decent 85°C. Very convenient to visit to pick up fresh bread after grocery shopping at Ranch. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms

From the second you walk in you are immediately greeted with the owner. He is so friendly and just…read moredelightful. This bakery has the most delicious treats! The croissants are my favorite. Highly recommend.

I was hella hyped to try this place out bc of all the high ratings and today i finally made the…read morelong drive out to Everett Yo idk if it's js today but fyi they're working on the parking lot so anticipate some maneuvering around that lol Was greeted by a one man team--guess everyone else is out on vacation so homies been flying solo for a min (get some rest bro!) They mostly had a variety of croissants available today, along w e.g. pear tarts, macarons, carrot cake, etc. unfortunately, no fruit tarts available js bc my man's too busy to work em solo lol I went w their almond croissant, choco almond croissant, and raspberry choco croussant. The total was like $22 after t/t Almond: I'd give it a 3.5/5 nothing special tbh relative to other ones I've had in the area, but still tasty and flaky Choco almond: 4/5 I mean it was just the almond w choco so that bumps it up hahah Raspberry choco: 3/5 there was like a small sliver of choco on the bottom and tbh not really a raspberry taste Overall, would I come again? Sure if I was already in the area. But there was nothing that separated it from other spots imo

Not bad at all but nothing out of this world. Would I return? Maybe. Maybe Not…read more I ordered the Dubai chocolate strawberry cup on a Saturday around 1-2pm. Crespella was busy and as I was ordering on the iPad since they were busy, I overheard a rude customer chewing out the employee because they ran out of spoons. Girl. It happens. Also Starbucks if you turn around is behind ya with utensils out for free near the napkins which I made no complaint and snagged a spoon for myself. Reading the other reviews seems customers have trouble with not getting a spoon for their açaí bowl so maybe this location needs to work on ordering enough utensils for their business. The Dubai chocolate strawberry cup was expensive but good. After tip this is basically $20 a cup... They gave me fresh large strawberries and plenty of chocolate in the cup, no skimping. I did feel they did not do an equal balance of the pistachio and chocolate sauce though which I think would've been better if there was more pistachio sauce. The chocolate sauce as well I could tell was not as high quality of chocolate as other Dubai chocolate strawberry cups I've tried. I wish they used a higher quality of chocolate sauce for the cups. Service was friendly and attentive. I like the location in the mall.

So I only tried the sandwiches and they're good. The only I want everyone to know is that after I…read morepaid they have a credit card surcharge applied which is 3%, I asked them why they said they don't know, so maybe just pay cash, which is pretty uncommon nowadays. It's in a kiosk in Alderwood so ambiance depends on the crowd around , weekends very busy and noisy.

BraziMex Bakery is a small Brazilian and Mexican bakery that serves a variety of different baked…read moretreats. Brazillian food, especially, is quite rare in this area, so we decided to drop by on a weekday afternoon to try them out. unfortunately they were out of most of the Brazillian pastries, but we ended up getting 3 different items. Concha ($1.20) - This concha has a distinctively yellow colored interior. It's really pillowy and soft yet very rich like brioche. Usually I find conchas to be much drier and much less rich. The crust on top is crumbly and sweet. The bottom base is really the standout here. (4/5) Empanadas Crema ($2.49) - This is a denser bread that tastes like a cracker, kind of like a saltine. It's flour and water, unenriched, but not dry. The inside is filled with stabilized cream. It's not too sweet. (3/5) Pao Milho, Pan de Elote ($3.50) - This is dense and heavy, wet with tons of corn, whole kernels and pieces embedded throughout. It has a strong corn flavor. I would compare it to a bread pudding with corn. Corn bread pudding perhaps? With tres leches like syrup soaking things through. (4/5) I enjoyed the pastries at BraziMex Bakery. I wish they had a fryer for coxingha and other fried snacks though! Note: BraziMex has 3% credit card surcharge

Excellent pan dulce, the conchas are my favorite but I had tried many others, equally delicious…read more We also bought Mil hojas and Chocoflan cakes for the Holidays, both really high quality. Price is fair. Last but not least, the Argentinian alfajores are a MUST. Try the Dulce the leche ones, thank me later. PS I almost forgot how friendly the owners are, they even offered free samples a few times when I wanted to try a new dessert. Definitely my favorite bakery in the area.

Ohh Macarons absolutely lived up to the hype. I tried a mix of flavors, and every single one was a…read morehit. The Banana Punch Monkey (yes, the trending one!) totally deserves its moment -- fun, nostalgic, and perfectly balanced without being too sweet. The s'mores flavor was rich and cozy with that toasted marshmallow vibe, the strawberry lemonade was bright and refreshing with just the right tartness, and the London Fog was so elegant and smooth, with a subtle tea-forward flavor that felt incredibly elevated. Beyond the macarons themselves, the experience really stood out. The owner was so lovely and sweet -- I got to learn about her passion behind the business, and it genuinely made the visit feel special. You can tell how much heart goes into everything she creates. The girl with black hair working there was also incredibly kind and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. All the macarons were fresh, beautifully made, and had that perfect chewy-meets-crisp texture. You can truly feel the care put into both the flavors and the presentation. If you're in Bothell (or even nearby), this place is 100% worth the stop. I'll definitely be back.

Fun Asian flavor macarons (matcha, ube, black sesame, yuzu...etc) and all types of dessert combos…read more I like to treat myself with the ice cream macaron sandwich on the go. Then take home a six pack or dozen. There are too many fun flavors you gotta try! On the Eastside as of now I haven't seen any macarons decorated and shaped in such cute ways! This is my go to macaron shop for parties to impress! Always clean! Friendly kind staff! I just discovered this time around there is a free parking lot for the building from the back entrance.

Great croissants and pita bread. The naan is gigantic as well. Well worth the drive for some of the…read moremost flakey and buttery croissants I've had. Fun flavors to choose from as well.

we're visiting from california for vacation & alida's was one of our first stops after the flight…read more the croissants were AMAZING, one of the best we have had! the blackberry white chocolate croissant was perfectly fruity without being too sweet - so unique! just really excellent quality and craftsmanship. you can tell they really care about their work there was no line so we were in and out quick! the ambiance is comforting & staff are friendly. i highly recommend & encourage supporting their business!