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Found this delightful bakery near my hotel. Luckily got there a little early. It quickly became very popular. It's a beautiful bakery and you can hear many of the employees speaking in French. Definitely added to the ambience. The food and service was excellent. I had a cappuccino and breakfast sandwich. Would highly recommend this restaurant!
I stopped by La Parisienne French Bakery on a Saturday afternoon. It was packed! Even though they have plenty of seating, it is clearly a very popular spot. The selection is huge, ranging from savory lunch options (sandwiches, soups, salads) to classic French pastries like Paris-Brest and Canelés. I tried two items: Canelé: The flavor was excellent, but the texture was a miss for me. The crust was hard rather than crispy, making it difficult to bite into (maybe because it was cold). Opera Cake: The layering was beautiful, but I found the sponge a bit too wet. It was soaked too heavily in the coffee syrup for my personal taste. However, I will give it another try next time for other pastries and cakes.
This bakery has a distinctive French aesthetic with the decor and types of assorted baked goods. Primarily sells pastries, tarts, croissants, and coffee drinks. I was with a small group of friends searching for breakfast and landed here. I hoped to find something to appeal to my personal taste (not a fan of bread) so that we could dine together and was able to order a small yogurt parfait to tide me over. This parfait was one of the few breakfast alternatives to bread products on the menu. Other members of our party had similar comments. Service was quite slow with multiple employees on hand. It was raining outside and there is limited indoor seating in a fairly crowded space. Lingering and relaxing did not feel like an option. Walls serve as a gallery display for some photographic art depicting local scenes and these are also available for purchase with the prices prominently posted.
This was a quaint little coffee shop perfect for an afternoon break from our sightseeing. It was within a 10 minute walk from the Space Needle. There were a few tables for dine in as well as a couple outdoor tables. We placed our order at the counter and they brought our coffees and pastries to us. The pastries were delicious and the coffees were flavorful.
You know a place is legit when everyone here speaks French. We got the Pain Au Chocolat Hazelnut, berries tart, two sandwiches, and a yuzu cake. The line was out the door but it was cold out and my husband said that of all people, I should be able to wait inside since I was carrying our child so the lady in front got the hint and helped move the line inside. The pastries were SO good. The sandwiches we had warmed up for our drive which was our mistake because they were hard by the time we ate them. I ordered a chicken one per the bakery's recommendation and I'm glad I listened. I thought it works be too plain or boring but it's so delicious.
How does one describe a creamy dollop of French cuisine served in a chic location that should practically charge for smells. The patties are light and flaky, the owner when I used to see her was so welcoming and so French you almost feel bad for not studying French in school more. La Parisienne is a gem that survives because its essence is pure undiluted French that warms the heart. They found Carmel sauce for me and it's such a treat to eat here.
Delicious croissants, desserts and sandwiches. We tried the croissants, a smoked salmon sandwich with avocado, the chicken sandwich with Brie, macarons, and a lemon meringue dessert! They were fabulous and the owner is really kind, very welcoming to our kids and speaking to some of the staff on French. One of the highlights for food this week!
This beautiful French bakery offers some of most delectable and attractive pastries I've seen in Seattle. The croissants and other baked goods seemed authentic. Although I've had better Kouign Amman (especially at Ballard's Picolinos bakery. The sandwiches are nice warm petit baguettes with good fillings. The coffees were great, as well. The interior of the bakery is beautifully done, reminds one of being in Paris. The pastry cases are attractive and inviting, filled with an enticing variety of desserts. The walls are lined with baskets of bread and baguettes. The restaurant spills out onto the sidewalk, which adds to its Paris bistrot appeal. Service is professional and efficient. It's a great addition to Seattle's culinary scene. The lines were long and restaurant goers seem to enjoy their breakfast here.
Really love this place's bakery so it's very much worth the wait in line on a Sunday morning if you're wondering. Their croissants are my favorite but I also like the sandwiches and quiche. The service is hit or miss. I've been here before and had outright dismissive or rude staff and I've had really lovely and warm staff. If it's busy, it's totally worth it. The tables are tiny and few, but they do have some outdoor tables even in winter if you want to sit outside or have your dog. Only service dogs allowed inside.
1 month ago
I love La Parisienne. They recently expanded into the neighboring space and updated the interior, it's more spacious now and looks very nice. However, my second visit after the renovation felt different from the first one. I came for lunch, and the atmosphere had changed: there was no music, almost no people, and the space felt very quiet and empty. The old La Parisienne was smaller, cozier, and always had a lively French vibe with music and energy. For me, some of that atmosphere and soul feels lost after the expansion. It's always difficult to balance growth and modernization while keeping the original authenticity that made a place special. read more
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4 months ago
Came here on a Friday morning for a late brunch and it was better than I expected. You know it's legit when everyone working there speaks French. I got their best seller baguette which as the La Parisien. It was a pretty basic sandwich but it was really good!! A nice little light meal. Everyone in there was also super nice and inviting. I definitely need to check out the desserts next time!! read more
3 days ago
Very nice ambiance! Servers were very sweet. Coffee is fairly good, not very sweet. Loved the cute pastry/dessert selection! Came later in the day so not too much left, but taste was great. Would love to come her for brunch or for coffee + yapping with friends read more
Found this delightful bakery near my hotel. Luckily got there a little early. It quickly became very popular. It's a beautiful bakery and you can hear many of the employees speaking in French. Definitely added to the ambience. The food and service was excellent. I had a cappuccino and breakfast sandwich. Would highly recommend this restaurant! read more
Quite the authentic French experience. Everything is made fresh and patrons have full visibility of the kitchen and the process. Great spot for brunch, breakfast and grab an adult beverage as wines are also available. Definitely enjoyed the quick 5 min stop as I took mine to go read more
I stopped by La Parisienne French Bakery on a Saturday afternoon. It was packed! Even though they have plenty of seating, it is clearly a very popular spot. The selection is huge, ranging from savory lunch options (sandwiches, soups, salads) to classic French pastries like Paris-Brest and Canelés. I tried two items: Canelé: The flavor was excellent, but the texture was a miss for me. The crust was hard rather than crispy, making it difficult to bite into (maybe because it was cold). Opera Cake: The layering was beautiful, but I found the sponge a bit too wet. It was soaked too heavily in the coffee syrup for my personal taste. However, I will give it another try next time for other pastries and cakes. read more
This bakery has a distinctive French aesthetic with the decor and types of assorted baked goods. Primarily sells pastries, tarts, croissants, and coffee drinks. I was with a small group of friends searching for breakfast and landed here. I hoped to find something to appeal to my personal taste (not a fan of bread) so that we could dine together and was able to order a small yogurt parfait to tide me over. This parfait was one of the few breakfast alternatives to bread products on the menu. Other members of our party had similar comments. Service was quite slow with multiple employees on hand. It was raining outside and there is limited indoor seating in a fairly crowded space. Lingering and relaxing did not feel like an option. Walls serve as a gallery display for some photographic art depicting local scenes and these are also available for purchase with the prices prominently posted. read more
This was a quaint little coffee shop perfect for an afternoon break from our sightseeing. It was within a 10 minute walk from the Space Needle. There were a few tables for dine in as well as a couple outdoor tables. We placed our order at the counter and they brought our coffees and pastries to us. The pastries were delicious and the coffees were flavorful. read more
You know a place is legit when everyone here speaks French. We got the Pain Au Chocolat Hazelnut, berries tart, two sandwiches, and a yuzu cake. The line was out the door but it was cold out and my husband said that of all people, I should be able to wait inside since I was carrying our child so the lady in front got the hint and helped move the line inside. The pastries were SO good. The sandwiches we had warmed up for our drive which was our mistake because they were hard by the time we ate them. I ordered a chicken one per the bakery's recommendation and I'm glad I listened. I thought it works be too plain or boring but it's so delicious. read more
How does one describe a creamy dollop of French cuisine served in a chic location that should practically charge for smells. The patties are light and flaky, the owner when I used to see her was so welcoming and so French you almost feel bad for not studying French in school more. La Parisienne is a gem that survives because its essence is pure undiluted French that warms the heart. They found Carmel sauce for me and it's such a treat to eat here. read more
4 months ago
Delicious tarts! My family had the Lemon Tart and Hazelnut Tart. It's one of Seattle's popular cafes and cake shops. Pricy but a nice spot to enjoy its cakes and coffees. Only credit cards are accepted with a surcharge. A turn off on that one. read more
17 days ago
Delicious croissants, desserts and sandwiches. We tried the croissants, a smoked salmon sandwich with avocado, the chicken sandwich with Brie, macarons, and a lemon meringue dessert! They were fabulous and the owner is really kind, very welcoming to our kids and speaking to some of the staff on French. One of the highlights for food this week! read more
This beautiful French bakery offers some of most delectable and attractive pastries I've seen in Seattle. The croissants and other baked goods seemed authentic. Although I've had better Kouign Amman (especially at Ballard's Picolinos bakery. The sandwiches are nice warm petit baguettes with good fillings. The coffees were great, as well. The interior of the bakery is beautifully done, reminds one of being in Paris. The pastry cases are attractive and inviting, filled with an enticing variety of desserts. The walls are lined with baskets of bread and baguettes. The restaurant spills out onto the sidewalk, which adds to its Paris bistrot appeal. Service is professional and efficient. It's a great addition to Seattle's culinary scene. The lines were long and restaurant goers seem to enjoy their breakfast here. read more
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Patrick M.
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Really love this place's bakery so it's very much worth the wait in line on a Sunday morning if you're wondering. Their croissants are my favorite but I also like the sandwiches and quiche. The service is hit or miss. I've been here before and had outright dismissive or rude staff and I've had really lovely and warm staff. If it's busy, it's totally worth it. The tables are tiny and few, but they do have some outdoor tables even in winter if you want to sit outside or have your dog. Only service dogs allowed inside. read more
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Patrick M.
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I finally had the chance to come by this bakery after having it bookmarked for so long, and I wish I had come sooner! For a Sunday morning, it was definitely busy with the line out the door, but it moves quickly and is absolutely worth the wait. There's a great variety of pastries, bread, and beverages. I decided to go with the hazelnut croissant and fresh orange juice, which did not disappoint. It reminded me of my time in Europe but local. There's indoor and outdoor seating, but it's quite limited. Because it's so popular, you might need to wait for a table, especially if you're with a large group. I will definitely be coming back to try more of their items! read more
La Parisienne feels like a slice of France tucked into the city--the vibe is authentic, and even the staff speak French, which added to the charm. When I arrived, the line was out the door, but it moved quickly, so don't let that scare you off. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, quiche, Paris Brest, and a mille-feuille. Everything was good, but the mille-feuille stole the show--flaky, light, airy, and just the right amount of sweetness. It was perfectly done and felt like something you'd find in a Paris patisserie. The breakfast sandwich wasn't really for me. I get that French bread tends to be crusty, but it was a bit too hard for my taste. Next time, I'd skip that and just load up on pastries. If you're craving something French and buttery, this place is worth the stop--especially for dessert. read more
8 months ago
Tried La Parisienne after many failed attempts due to their ham and cheese croissants being sold out. They only make a limited amount so get there early! This time we were lucky and the wait was well worth it. The croissant was so flaky and delicious. The ham and cheese went very well with it. We also tried an apple filled pastry which was also amazing. The filling wasn't too sweet and went great with the flaky dough. The latte was very good and had a natural sweetness. Can't wait to come back on my next trip! read more
This have to be one of my favorites cafes ever! I ordered a cappuccino and the chocolate croissant. My first bite of the croissant felt like biting into a cloud. It tasted amazing, and dipping the croissant into the cappuccino.. I was tempted to buy another round and I did! (For a friend to try) I also like when they serve the customer food/beverages, they mentioned it in French which was cool. I told the cashier how light the croissant was and she mentioned how this is just like having a croissant in France. I would highly recommend this place for service, food, and the experience. Will come back when in Seattle!!! read more
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Merci beaucoup !
You might have to wait a little but it's worth it. This cafe is so lovely and cozy inside. You will love this atmosphere. Their pastries were soft and buttery which was perfect for me. The coffee was roasted well and flavorful with no burnt taste. Service is fast and staff are friendly. read more
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Merci beaucoup !!! :)
Still an amazing authentic French bakery even a year from now. I traveled to Paris this past summer and came back and tried this bakery again. It's literally just as good as if you were in France. Also, the workers/bakers here are French??? I heard them frantically speaking in French! read more
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Thank you for your review. Merci !!! :)
La Parisienne is a charming patisserie located in Belltown with a display case packed with pastries and desserts as well as a small savory menu of sandwiches and soups. They have less than 20 seats in the store and even at 3PM on a Saturday, they still had plenty of options available, though table seating was pretty much filled the entire time. I got 3 pastries and the canele was definitely one of the best I've ever had: super custardy in the center with a great crust. The chocolate croissant was pretty solid - flaky and buttery. I would say it was pretty good, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Unfortunately, the Paris brest, was kinda terrible. The whipped cream was really, really firm, too sweet, and off-putting. Textures were bad and just tasted like sugar; I didn't really felt like the chestnut came through either. Paris brest is a definite skip, but the other items were solid enough that it could still be worth visiting. read more
Inside looked nice. The bakery also had a small patio. Food was, however, normal and pricey. The demi baguette was good. Quiche was small and the filling was way less silky and creamy as the quiche in Macrina. The 3-oz brioche cost me $5.5 -- one dollar for every 16 grams! Unbelievable. And it was too salty. The food in Macrina, which is only 2.5 blocks away from La Parisienne, was better. read more
Excellent French oriented bakery. Great selection of tasty looking pastries where I ended up getting an Almond croissant. Pastry was very tasty and was very well made where it has the crunchy underside and flaky top that I look for in a well made pastry. Besides the pastry, I got a large cup of their drip house coffee that was full bodied, very flavorful and quite large as the ceramic cup was easily two regular size cups of coffee. No refill phobia here as the quantity and quality were both spot on. Best of all the price for my meal was just slightly over $10 that is definately a bargain for this area especially considering the quality of my food and drink. Overall I am a big fan of this business and if you are fan of fine pastries than this is a business not to be missed. read more
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Thank you ! Merci beaucoup
6 months ago
I was so excited to discover LA PARISIENNE French Bakery when researching bakeries to try when in Seattle. It's a chic bakery with friendly staff and delightful pastries and treats. We enjoyed all treats ordered during our first visit that we returned before leaving Seattle to take treats to go for my work conference. The Raspberry Tart, Raspberry stuffed Macaron, Rice Pudding, Almond Chocolate Croissant and Sugar Croissant were our favorite treats. It should be noted the croissant selections go quickly so we were unable to get the flavors we wanted during our first late afternoon visit. For best selections, go early. You can dine in to enjoy your selections in their stylish inside or outside seating areas or take them to go. My family and I look forward to visiting LA PARISIENNE French Bakery when back in Seattle. read more
Wonderful place to visit in Seattle after lots of walking and consuming food with sustenance. Take your pick of espresso beverages, homemade pastries, macarons, salads, and sandwiches. Grab a table with chairs or high stool with countertops if it's available. Missed the unexpected Saturday afternoon rush with time to peruse through the menu. Staff were patient, thorough and attentive to details. We're able to sit on high stools facing countertop. More customers arrived ten minutes later and there's a line out the door. Well lit, quaint ambience. Le Poulet Sandwich consisted of grilled chicken, Brie cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, Dijon mustard nestled within a fresh baguette. Exuded a multitude of flavors! Light tasting! Fabulous! read more
I love a good French pastry place, and I had to visit when I discovered La Parisienne. For a light afternoon snack, I had their Petit Dejeuner, which featured half a baguette with a side of Apricot Jam and upgraded the coffee to an iced latte. The iced latte was the first to arrive, and I was initially disappointed by the amount of air in the cup after paying for the upgrade. The iced latte itself was okay but not remarkable. The baguette, however, quickly lifted my mood. It was nice a warm with a barely crisp exterior and fluffy interior. As someone who doesn't like syrups, that I had apricot jam surprised me... but I'm glad I tried it because it was so good! After spreading a bit, I even noticed a large chunk of apricot... nothing says yummy like natural! Returning? Likely for their pastries, but not likely for their coffees. The ambiance was nice, but I didn't spot any Wi-Fi or restrooms. Additionally, the staff were responsive to curious questions but were otherwise quite short. I didn't leave curious, but I have to admit that I didn't feel quite welcome entering. read more
4 months ago
Stylish, charming, and delicious! An excellent selection of authentic French pastries, paired with lovely service and fair prices. Left completely satisfied--highly recommend! read more
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2 years ago
Cute French bakery! The inside reminds me a lot of the boulangeries I would visit in France, and I love the vibe. Service didnt seem the most friendly, but it was fine and there were a good amount of open tables. We got a croissant and a pan au chocolat. I loved the chocolate croissant but I thought the regular croissant was just good, nothing special. It wasn't as flaky or soft as I hoped but it was a decent size. The pan au chocolat was more moist and had soft chocolate pieces inside with a flaky shell -- it was quite good! Our friends got the dessert sampler which they liked too. Overall, it's a cute spot with authentic French pastries. read more
2 months ago
Walking in, I had high hopes because this place got rave reviews, the line was out the door, and the one person working at the counter sounded French. Eventually, I got to the front and ordered a salade niçoise and a croissant. I was able to get a table outside, which was a nice treat. The server/counter worker was very apologetic about the wait and had my food ready within about five minutes of me sitting down. After starting my food, my high hopes turned into disappointment. My salad wasn't seasoned enough. It just seemed like a bunch of bland veggies and tuna in a bowl. The croissant was fine, but it didn't have the fresh, flaky consistency that I was expecting. (Maybe you have to show up first thing in the morning to get the fresh croissants?) While they have WiFi, my computer definitely struggled while connected to it. Not sure if that was due to me being outside or due to my computer not wanting to cooperate on a Friday afternoon. In any case, this was fine, but it wasn't anything spectacular. read more
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2507 4th Ave
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