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    Macrina Bakery & Cafe

    3.6 (166 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Jessica S.

    Such a good bakery. The food menu is great and the baked items in the case are always fresh. I love coming here for a coffee and a pastry and bring friends here when they're visiting from out of town. Has good seating options too, but can get busy! The staff are always so friendly too.

    Italian Sausage & Porcini Stuffing (personal size)
    Isabella P.

    We are in Seattle on vacation and stumbled across this place. The service was great and everyone was super sweet. The bakery items were amazing. The coffee was made with homemade vanilla syrup and they have vanilla sugar. Cute little coffee shop with nice outdoor seating!

    Raspberry cornetto
    Silvia D.

    Was rushed to order while we were clearly still looking at the menu. They were out of sandwiches and latte flavors (only vanilla, YUCK). No clean tables available. Raspberry cornetto was okay 3/5. Cute location but the customer service and cleanliness lacks.

    Bagel sandwich
    Stephen B.

    Local spot that's beloved as a reprieve from the chaotic downtown coffee scene. However, the ordering process is slow and clunky. No modifications allowed, and extremely slow service on both food and beverage. For example, I order ONLY a bagel sandwich and I've been here for 15 min - still no sandwich. Additionally, parking is free- but there are only about 6 spots for customers. I'd suggest street parking and walk a block. Overall, unimpressive, and decent food. But a solid place for working all day.

    Daniel R.

    Buying bread from here is definitely a luxury. I've had so many friends buy bread for me from Macrina and I've always enjoyed it. . When I went in today, the service was exceptional and the staff very friendly even though I was doing only a to go order. I thought that my purchase is important. Even though it is maybe a little bit on the pricey or side, the bread is really fucking good. Thank you so much for making my first time purchase from Macrina a special visit. I hope the ladies who helped me tonight are able to get out on time and go home to be with your families. Food service is a hard job and I appreciate you presenting yourself so well. Have a great weekend.

    Dan O.

    Been to Macrina Bakery a couple of times. Closest bakery to my sister's place in Capitol Hill. Even in the cold of November, it is generally a quick one to one and a half block walk to there. As my sister & brother-in-law generally tend to sleep in (as opposed to early bird me), it is sometimes easier to grab a coffee and pastry at Macrina while waiting for them to wake up. I have both sweet and savory favorites there. The orange hazelnut roll is basically an adult and mildly sweet version of a Pillsbury orange roll. The ham & cheese brioche utilizes its crispy ham to wonderfully contrast with the mildly sweet brioche bread. And the bacon & egg bialy sandwich is basically a large version of a bagel sandwich. The prices are a little high, but I only go there a few times a year. Recommend and will repeat!

    Jane L.

    Solid bakery brand, and this cafe is a nice one! Tall ceilings and tall windows make the interior feel super spacious. Lots of people bustling in and out. I think their pumpkin squash loaf is to die for, with its fall-perfect aroma of warm spices. Ample parking makes this place a spot I would frequent more!

    Jillian L.

    I came here on a Tuesday to work remotely and it was very busy because the day was so nice. There's a lot of seating but a lot of the space was taken so we took a corner seat booth. I think the table was too short for the seating so I was hunched down. Luckily we got to move within an hour to a better spot to work. I got the savory pinwheel and a hot 8oz latte for $12 + tip. The savory pinwheel was delicious, it has sesame feeds and onion (plus other things I forgot about). The latte was equally good and hot. Service was nice and fast but I let the line go down before ordering. Remote work details - WiFi was pretty spotty, I had to go on my personal hotspot. Plenty of outlets around every table. Sit on the tables near windows if possible, the seats are more fitting to the height of the table. Bathrooms were dirty :(

    Iced Vanilla Latte
    Nadia S.

    My first time at this Macrina Bakery location and quite frankly it wasn't the best experience. Pretty disappointed! 1) Love the variety of gourmet baked goods and artisan breads they offer - Look super fresh and delicious 2) Ambiance of the cafe was bright and inviting 3) As for the service, I'd say it is below average even though the place was pretty busy. The server who took our order lacked attentiveness and didn't even bother to ask if we were dining in or taking out. 3) We ordered: Buttermilk biscuit- Soft, fluffy and delicious Grilled cheese sandwich- Soggy and Average tasting (I've had much better ones) Iced Vanilla latte- Good ; Had a nice balance of sweetness and acidity

    Americano and passion fruit pie
    Jude N.

    It's honestly okay. They have free bathroom, free soda water, meh coffee and okay pastry. Americano is around $4 nowadays. Most importantly, it's a nice spot to rest and hangout I like it

    Chocolate orange cake- 2.5/5
    Preetha A.

    A really nice spot with parking( much needed in capitol hill). Excellent spot to work or meet up with a friend to catch up over coffee. I like that they have half and full price lunch sandwiches and are not overpriced. They do run out of some of the sandwiches around 2 pm though. A good number of vegetarian options makes this even better. What stood out and earned that 5th star was the high quality service from every single staff member there this evening. Saw a couple of single ladies come in with a book and grab a sandwich and coffee to sit and read for a bit, some folks just meeting up for a chat or just working on laptops. Every single person was greeted politely, not rushed and the staff were chatting to each other in between and it was clear they all got along well- excellent positive vibe in this place. Nice community bench seating and a few sofas as well. Coffee was on point- go an oatmilk mocha and a slice of their chocolate orange cake. The cake was ok- seemed a day old or so. But they are known for their breads, so i would settle for my forst choice of the verdura sandwich which was unfortunately sold out. I spent about 3 hours catching up with a friend, where we were the last to leave and were cery gently nudged- but they were so unobtrusive though we clearly overstayed . Appreciate that and would be back cos of the good atmosphere, solid coffee and lots of food options.

    Bake Shelf
    Ratish K.

    One of our favorite bakeries! The family favorites are the Quiche - they just melt in your mouth. the goodness of eggs along with fresh veggies is mouth watering! next are their sandwiches, the verdura sandwich on their local foccassica bread and their in house foccacia bread is good! we loved their banh mi sandwiches as well.. and ofcourse, we always get their challah or bread. you can also find their challah in whole foods (if you are lucky!) lastly, nothing like a hot coffee to sip while you taste these mouthwatering dishes!

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    Super nice people and good bread. They are always consistant in service and quality. It feels like home.

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