Nouvard is worth the hype. This little bakery had a line out the door when we arrived, but don't…read morelet that scare you off -- it moves quickly, and it's clear why people are willing to wait. We got the plum cake, which was a standout -- loaded with fresh plums, a beautifully crispy laminated layer, and not overly sweet at all. It strikes that perfect balance where the fruit actually shines through instead of being drowned in sugar. We also tried the chocolate croissant, and it didn't disappoint either -- great flaky layers and rich chocolate flavor throughout. If you're in the area, it's a solid stop for pastries, just be ready to queue. Nice touch: they offer a 10% discount to seniors over 65.

My favorite bakery in the most dangerous location in Burien…read more Not dangerous because of crime. Dangerous because it's directly across the street from my gym. Nothing says "great workout" quite like immediately replacing every calorie you just burned with one of Bakery Nouveau's twice-baked chocolate croissants. I prefer to think of it as strategic carbohydrate replenishment. Everything here is exceptional. The pastries are buttery, flaky, and somehow manage to ruin every grocery store croissant for the rest of your life. The coffee is excellent, the staff is consistently friendly, and it's one of those places where it's impossible to leave with only the one thing you came in for. The neighborhood feels safe, parking is plentiful, and the only real hazard is convincing yourself you deserve "just one more pastry." Five stars. My spin instructor may disagree. Bakery Nouveau is worth every extra minute on the bike.

You don't think very much about strip mall places, unless someone invites you to see them. Then…read moreyou discover the surprise secrets that await you. Definitely part of the Corner Bakery Cafe chain, they are not picked randomly from place to place. In the Southcenter area, it's actually a great breakfast spot that has a fast food vibe, but a casual dining presence. And the food is actually really good. There are self service beverages, like soda and tea, but there is also self service coffee. It comes down to what you want to eat, and its short order speed, and done well. They do have a multitude of fresh baked dail items, but if you look up, you'll see a complex breakfast menu. Scrambled eggs, and bacon. What catches my eye is the stack of pancakes that welcome you to order them. Also don't forget their other specialty scrambled eggs along with egg burrito like wraps. The accompanying sauces are also equally tasty. Would I return? Absolutely. It's definitely a go to among the locals. And definitely something I'd return for! Come see your Corner Bakery Cafe at your earliest morning!

I've ordered catering from them twice and they have been terrific each time. The delivery was right…read morewhen I needed it - especially for an early 7:30-7:45a timeframe! I hope to keep ordering from them as they have a variety of options.

I had heard this bakery originally started in Seattle before moving its food production to this…read morelocation, so after hearing so many great things, I decided to stop by after an early morning workout. The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have their own lot, so finding a space was easy--a huge bonus compared to many Seattle cafés where parking can be a challenge. As you walk in, you'll see shelves displaying their freshly baked breads and pastries, making it easy to browse before ordering. If you look to the left, there's also a viewing window where you can catch a glimpse of the bakery production behind the scenes, which adds a fun touch to the experience. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. The staff were friendly and never made me feel rushed. Instead of asking repeatedly if I was ready, they simply let me take my time and came over when I was ready to order. I really appreciated that. I'm the type of person who takes a while to make very serious food decisions, so the no-pressure service made the experience even more enjoyable. One thing that surprised me was that the café wasn't filled with the strong aroma of coffee or freshly baked bread like many bakeries are. Don't let that fool you, though--the bread was incredible. I ordered the Bialy Egg Sandwich, and the bread was soft with a wonderful chewy texture while still having a nice crust on the outside. The egg was cooked with a perfectly runny yolk, which made every bite rich and satisfying. If you prefer your eggs fully cooked, I'd recommend asking when you order. I paired it with a coffee that leaned toward the bright, slightly acidic side. It complemented the sandwich well, although my personal preference is for coffee with more chocolatey, earthy notes. That's purely a matter of taste, not quality--I can definitely see why others would enjoy their roast. One thing to note is that pets aren't allowed inside the café, so plan accordingly if you're bringing your furry friend. But they do sell dog biscuits and you can enjoy the outdoor space with your furry friend after ordered. - which is a bit confusing to me Just keep in mind that they're only open on weekdays and close around 2 p.m., so it's definitely an early bird kind of place. I'd happily come back again--it's the perfect stop after a morning workout before heading to work, and I can definitely see why people have been recommending it. Overall, this is a wonderful spot for breakfast, a quiet coffee break, or a place to recharge before starting your day. It reminded me of the cozy cafés in Capitol Hill, but with much easier parking and a more relaxed pace.

Very delicious and very good pastries here Very recommend…read moreto try, and nice service here Everything looks good and fresh

This is not open to the public. Not sure why it is still on Yelp as a place to go. Reviews are for…read moretheir products, but not this location.

I don't always get naughty sweets, but when I do it's often because a box of Schwartz Bros was…read morecalling out to me. The blueberry oat bars for definitely my favourite, like, can't buy them if I'm by myself because bad things will happen, I love them! I can easily destroy some carrot cake muffins, too! Their pastry products in general are very good. Expensive, but it's not a regular item for me so I'm happy paying the price. Bread it pretty damn good, too. I'll take Blazin' Bagels over Schwartz if given the choice, but I have no complaints about the bagels and I enjoy them.

The worst rude service ever. Inefficient and confusing. Long line and small menu. $15 for a…read moreturkey sandwich!!!! Rip off. A same and better sandwich can be bought at Panera or Einsteins for around $6 and better service.

I'm super disappointed in this place. It looks great, and a lot yummier than its neighbor, but it…read morewas bad. The bagels aren't very good, but it's their "cooking" method that shocked me. They nuke fake eggs in the microwave and then expect that to melt the cheese on a breakfast bagel. The egg was shockingly plastic looking and nothing was warm. Plus, it's overpriced, even by airport standards.

My go to fast food well actually it's better than a fast food joint. I love their salads and…read moresmoothies. But I can be talked into their pastries.

The food was great, I do love a good broccoli and cheddar soup so Panera always just warms my…read moretummy. Service wise it was good, I typically use their self service unless if I wanna pay with cash but they're pretty quick with taking orders. The ambiance is nice it's definitely a place where you can eat and talk and just catch up with people. Though I will say that other customers are just a bit judgy when you take a booth... we had sat in the very back booth to study for exams + eat and I guess the others weren't happy with us taking the booth during lunch time when there were clearly other booths/table....

top notch dining world class food and faultless service…read morethis might be the best Restaurant in the state

Copperleaf Restaurant & Bar is located inside the Cedarbrook Lodge…read more The dining area was inside the lodge, where you could dine in a quieter, more sophisticated, and intimate seating. The outside was nice too as you could enjoy the weather in a relaxing patio area with nature, manicured green grass, trees, with the sounds of the trickling fountain. They also had a bar area for that very casual, louder vibe to just talk and/or catch a game on the TV. We went with the dining area and Julissa was our server and she took very good care of us. She was courteous, attentive, and thoughtful. She recommended a few of her favorites when we asked her for suggestions. Charcoal Grilled Pork Chop: coconut-ginger braised collard greens, grilled spring onion, pork jus, wasabi butter (4/5). The Double cut portion was cooked to medium. It was tender, juicy, and the juices had a sweetness to it. The wasabi butter was good and not overpowering. I'd order this again. Superfood Salad: white bean hummus, quinoa, kale, carrots, blueberries, golden berries, cashews, sunflower & pumpkin seeds, avocado, herbs, feta, lemon-sesame vinaigrette (4/5). My wife really enjoyed her salad. I admit it was full of good ingredients but a tad bit heavy-handed on the dressing. Don't get me wrong the vinaigrette was delicious. Banana Bread Pudding (5/5) - Moist, crisp on the edges, and smothered in warm caramel sauce - this decadent bread pudding paired with vanilla ice cream was absolute perfection! We'd definitely come back the next time we're in the area. Support your local business.

Amazing experience at Aqua Terra on NYE. We were staying overnight before a very early SeaTac…read moreflight, so this ended up being our last meal of 2025. Because it was New Year's Eve, everyone was offered complimentary champagne called Do Epic Shit, which was actually pretty good. We ordered the crab cake, which was surprisingly spicy in a good way, the beet apple walnut salad, the filet mignon with crab, and finished with the berry cobbler and ice cream. The pacing of the meal was great and everything felt well thought out. It was definitely a lot of food, but worth it. Our server Jone made excellent recommendations and was running the floor solo, which could not have been easy. She handled it effortlessly and really elevated the experience. If you are staying at the hotel for the night, I would not bother leaving to find food. Aqua Terra is more than solid on its own, has a pretty chill ambiance (and all the games on), and no waits for tables!

First visit, you can choose from there, bar room, dining area, or a more well lit dining area on…read morethe opposite side of the lobby, both serve the same menu. I went with the salmon for the entrée. It was good, but for $46 it should be awesome and also had a little more sustenance - the plate had some good flavors, but was sorely lacking in quantity. Service was adequate. Overall, good dish and convenient when staying in the hotel, but definitely lacked value as my meal was grossly overpriced.

We came here on a Saturday for brunch- and got here right before their lunch rush. We ordered the…read morepandan latte and the ube latte- off the bat, their drinks look beautifully crafted and tasted just as good as well! They both were just the right amount of sweetness. For breakfast we ordered the neighborhood plate with the beef and the Loganisa smash. The food came out fairly quickly for how busy it was. The neighborhood plate; the rice was a tad bit on the drier side but other than that no complaints! The smash was delicious, not too salty and the ratio of portion was just right. The seating area was pretty open, and the turn around for tables was decent time as well.

Let's start off with the service. It was busy..what i mean by busy is there were a lot of people…read morewaiting for their drinks and food etc and then there was a line of people waiting to order. I understand there was only one person handling orders and making drinks all by themselves. So they were slammed with a lot to do. Food: I absolutely enjoyed everything we ordered. The ube pancakes were fluffy and delicious. The neighborhood plate with bacon as the chosen side. The bacon and garlic rice was mouthwatering. Chicken fried steak paired with the garlic rice is such a good combo. As you can tell i like the garlic rice. Drinks: Mango tea refreshing with the perfect balance of sweetness. Matcha with mango, this was a seasonal drink. Matcha was very good with the mango after i mixed the drink. I would definitely comeback and try different things on the menu.

The food was genuinely amazing, Gelato great, service, quick and easy, ambiance was very calming…read moreand warm. Overall, this place was the best. -b

The staff were friendly and gave recommendations. I ended up getting a flavor reminiscent of…read moreFerraro Rocher per one of the workers' recommendations though also considered their calamansi honey option. The interior of the shop was cute and there was a back patio to eat at as well. I wouldn't say the gelato was mind-blowing, but I'd stop by again if I was out and about in the cute little Burien downtown.