Like the coffee and croissant! The line can be long but worth it midday. I'd love to see them do bakery style pizza or more sandwich types.

I got three different types of pastries today and found them all to be dry and stale. This was a Sunday morning where I would think they would have a lot of fresh pastries available. I brought all the pastries to a brunch and not one person commented favorably about them. read more

Hands down the best bakery in Seattle. The new owners have transformed the inside to perfection. Although it's a small space, they're always incredibly kind to my kids. Truly a family friendly spot. read more

This place used to be SO good. Hence all the good reviews. They are under new ownership and it unfortunately shows. The pastries are so dry/stale now. We've had them several times over the year hoping it was just a one off experience, but They have been the same every time. PP used to do less recipes, better. Now they have a million pastries , which they tend to not execute well. They should really focus on perfecting what they sell. Also, the customer service could use some help too. I ordered a quiche one time, and then they didn't have it. I got a "sorry!!" In the most "sucks to be you tone" I hope this place gets back to where it was, but it's not looking good. read more

We took our 6-year old to have an eye exam next door and decided to try the bakery afterwards. It was such a pleasant surprise! Delicious pastries and coffee! read more

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It's a cute cafe. The menu changes quite a bit which is great. Their macaroons are so good. Some of the flavor combinations are really amazing. Here's some of my personal favorites. read more

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Out of this world carrot cake! I received a beautifully decorated birthday cake and it was so moist! It was incredible and so yummy. This is my go to bakery and definitely will know know where to get my carrot cake among all their other baked goodies. I can't wait to order other birthday cakes for family/friends birthdays. This is a fantastic French bakery and we are so lucky to have them in Magnolia. Merci! read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Amazing moist carrot cake (our candle added). - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This bakery is really cute and cozy. I like all the French/Parisian decor. My husband and I love French bakeries, so we decided to try this place. We had the lemon meringue tart, and it was so good! It was perfect. The meringue was super fluffy and the lemon flavor was just right. It was a delightful little afternoon treat. We also had the matcha latte, which was not bad, although it could have used some sweetness. I'd like to come back and try their other pastries. We came here after lunch, so we were too full to try their other treats. read more

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The only critique I have of this generally excellent bakery is that they run out of some of my favorite things too early in the day. The staff and the setting is just fine. The owner is a very personable young man, and well deserved of success. read more

This place came recommended to us and sold as one of the best French bakeries in Seattle. Maybe that just set the bar too high. Perhaps, it's just I have been to a lot of very good French bakeries throughout the US and Canada. In either case, this fell a bit short for us. Everything was alright but nothing we had was off the charts great. The eclairs were ok, the croissant I had was a bit mushy, the coffee was just fine. I could see why this place is appealing if you live in the area but I'd be lying if I thought this was anything more than just alright. read more

Petit Pierre is AMAZING. We stayed in the Magnolia area three nights and came here for breakfast every morning because it was so good. The fig & prosciutto, cherry, goat cheese & spinach, and bacon egg & cheese croissants were all absolutely delicious. And the cinnamon roll was incredible, easily the best I've ever had. If you're looking for a quick coffee and pastry for breakfast look no further. read more

Wow! AUTHENTIC French Bakery here in Seattle! From the ambiance to the delicious-looking pastries this place has everything a typical French Bakery would have (though Americanized just a bit... it does need to sell items after all!) Everyone was so sweet.... I did get any names but I was helped by a *gorgeous* and very young very sweet girl as well as an older gentlemen who was Parisian (we chatted for 2 seconds about France). Perhaps he's the owner or manager. Everything I tried was outstanding (and I did try a few things!) and it was great to sit and relax there. I will DEFINITELY be back and recommend it along the way to anyone I meet that's in need of a good and yummy place for treats! :) A bientôt! read more

Walked to this bakery during a recent visit to Seattle. So many choices. The PNW croissant was tres bien! Good coffee as well. Will have to make a point to return for further samplings. read more

Back to the old neighborhood and my cute bakery that is no longer cute. New owners wouldn't accept the gift cards, and while the treats looked great, I was so disappointed. I got a bacon and egg croissant. The center was cold & the egg was simply a hard-boiled egg, so the yolk rolled out and fell on the ground. Could have been great, but instead it was a total letdown. And the dude behind the counter was just moving people through. No leisurely enjoyment anymore. I guess it's back to the Starbucks in Magnolia read more

Always a delight to enjoy some delicious French baked good. The owners and employees are lovely as are their creations. read more

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Amazing!!! les meilleurs croissants de seattle ! great bakery as good as it gets read more

This place is SO amazing. I work in the area so I am lucky enough to be able to easily stop here when I get off of work. They just redid the inside and looks like added a bunch of stuff to their menu, so now I know I will be going there even more often! I'm picky about croissants and this place never disappoints read more

Drove to this cute little bakery to try out some morning pastries. We got pistachio croissant and almond croissant. And oh boy! They were pure joy. I love my croissants to be on less sweeter side and these were perfect. Enjoyed every bite of it. People were warm and sweet too. Added to my go to places for delicious pastries. read more

Excellent quality pastries. The almond croissant was the star, but almost equally amazing is the macarons

This place is highly overrated. Food/drinks are below avg. And they charge a whopping 55 cents for syrup added to your drink. 55 cents isn't much money obviously, but for just a couple of squirts of syrup in your drink, it makes you feel ripped off. Add that to the already expensive coffee drink cost. Customer service is excellent though. Very friendly. And they have street side seating. ----- UPDATED REVIEW (following business owner's response): Lowered my review to one star due to the very condescending nature of owner's response to my review. Alex (owner) allow me to elaborate why I initially gave you a 2-star review... Of the items I ordered, they were all recommended by your staff given it was my first time. One quiche/biscuit thing I ordered was extremely dry and lacked much flavor or taste. Another sweet pastry was also very lacking in taste. And even the coffee drink was lacking in taste. I bought a couple of other items for my friend but can't remember what they were but she was also underwhelmed. Yes, you may not have problems selling out on your food but keep two things in mind: you are a small shop (so I wouldn't expect you to have problems selling through daily inventory) and you're the only game in town (Magnolia), as for French pastries (and for that matter there are very few places at all to eat in magnolia). Oh and given I spent a year in Paris, this is NOT what French pastries/quiches/biscuits (or whatever) are supposed to taste like. Not once in a year there did I have something so dry or multiple items lacking much taste. Obviously a sample size of 5 items isn't much but 0 for 5 (scorecard) isn't good either. As for your syrup, I looked it up (thank you for providing details). Yes it's $10. There are 33 servings on that bottle (pics attached). Okay I did the math and that's a very high profit margin (very high at 82%) for any business. I strongly (and sincerely) encourage you to taste other French pastry places around the area (there are two in Seattle and one in Bellevue) that have done a much better job with their menu items. Look...I know you can't please every customer as a business owner. But to have the gall to be condescending to any customer is a BIG "NO-NO!" read more

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Beautiful and delicious pastries. But they have very little patience for people making a decision about what to order, even children. It's hard to see all the items when you first enter, so not sure how they expect people to have their mind made up immediately. It's a bummer because I'd love to frequent the place more, but rarely enjoy the experience. read more

Macaroons here are so delicious! I got the London Fog one and the hints of Earl Grey and sweetness were perfect.

What a hidden gem! Great selection of traditional and creative pastries and I always leave with something new.

Had the Parisian sandwich this morning and still thinking about it tonight. Just a simple baguette thickly buttered with really good ham and pickles. But was very satisfying. read more

This place is the real deal. As someone who loves breakfast pastries, I feel lucky to have this place down the street in magnolia.. because let's be honest, the food scene in magnolia is lackluster (ie: non existent) so to have a great bakery is a real win. Everyone working here is really friendly and the owners (I'm assuming they're the owners as they sound very french!) are always around baking and helping at the counter which is nice to see. My favorite is the almond croissant, of course, but I haven't had a pastry I didn't like from here. Prices are reasonable as well. I did notice they also serve quite a wide variety of macarons, which I haven't gotten to try yet but it's on my list! read more

Such a sweet bakery. I come here often for the bread, tasty macaroons and americanos. The interior is warm and inviting and the staff are always pleasant. I particularly enjoy conversations with the owner as he waits on customers and adds that extra touch of care (his wonderful French accent is lovely as well). The espresso is Stumptown and the best coffee you'll get in the Village. While it's a small space, it makes for a great place to meet friends over drinks and a pastry. read more

This is an amazing French bakery in the Magnolia Village. They have a great selection of coffee drinks. I always get a "rose latte", sounds weird but it tastes like summer. Petite Pierre's bakery items are top notch. They have some of the best croissants in the city plus a huge selection of macaroons. They even have a good selection of gluten free pastries and quiche. read more

We have loved Petit Pierre for the last 3 years It was expensive but well worth the premium. read more

Magnolia doesn't really have a ton to offer, but this bakery is such a gem. The smell of freshly made waffles wafts down the block and draws you into this charming little shop like a magnet (they also do waffle ice cream sandwiches!!!!). When you walk in, you are immediately greeted by the lovely ladies who work there, as well as a case full of decadent looking goodies. Unfortunately, I had just eaten, so I didn't get to try any of their pastries, but they must be amazing because they were practically sold out of everything by the time I got there at around 12:30. A local teenager walked in after me and ordered a cinnamon roll, and I've never seen anyone look more disappointed than he did when he found out that they were sold out. I can, however, comment on their coffee. They use Stumptown beans, but unlike most places, they actually charge a reasonable price. I believe my Americano was only $2.50, or $2.75, I can't remember which, but either way it was cheap--I can't seem to find Americanos for less than $3 anywhere. Overall, this place has good coffee, good vibes, and good smells galore. I will definitely be back to try their food. read more

Cute little bakery/cafe in Magnolia. I popped in here for lunch and had a Vanilla Latte ($4.25), a soup ($6.45) and a fresh salad ($6.75). Everything was tasty and very fresh. This place is small but has quite a good amount of tables - at least 4 small tables with seating across the window as well. Super friendly staff who were so kind and also willing to let me sample the soup. Definitely hope to be back to try their home baked goods next time! read more

Wonderful little cafe located in the quaint area of Magnolia. This cafe is the perfect sweets and snacks spot in this small neighborhood. They have a barista and all the drinks that you want. They have a great variety of sweets and treats, including french macarons, bread pudding and a wide selection of baked goods. They usually have a soup of the day as well aa fresh waffles. Did I mention free parking on the street! Great spot to grab a european style bite and just relax. Will be back! read more

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I ordered their breakfast sandwich with bacon and HOLY COW it was absolutely delicious. I am an avid croissant connoisseur and they nailed it! It was crispy, soft, and buttery, everything a croissant should be. I also ordered a latte and m&m cookie which were also amazing. I will definitely be returning and recommending this business! You guys rocked my tastebuds read more

I don't have words to describe how delicious their macaroons are! We ordered a macaroon tower for our wedding and it was delightful. Also, their coffee is amazing! Every time I am in the area I must stop to get some coffee here. Their prices are very good and the quality of the products that they sell are very high. The owners are really nice and polite. I truly recommend this bakery. read more

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In just a few short years, I feel like Petit Pierre has cemented itself as a new Magnolia Village favorite. The service is always so friendly and accommodating, and the variety of baked goods is fantastic. What I'd like to draw special attention to here is the coffee. Petit Pierre makes seriously great coffee by Seattle standards, and that's saying something. There aren't a ton of options in Magnolia: there's Starbucks which is eternally busy, there's Uptown Espresso, whose vibe I could never quite understand (and whose coffee is kind of underwhelming). Petit Pierre is as close as we've got to an authentic independent Seattle coffee shop, right in the village. But it's better than that, because better than many coffee shops, you've got an irresistible selection of pastries to have with your coffee. They use Stumptown beans and they do their espresso *right*. Their 8 ounce latte is scrumptious, it's the type of latte that makes you remember what espresso drinks ought to taste like. And their menu is varied enough that you and your company will find exactly what suits your tastes. I'm so grateful that this place was established here in Magnolia. It's a quirky, unique spot that exudes authenticity, quality and consistency. It's the type of place that Magnolia Village deserves but does not always get. But I expect Petit Pierre will be here for a long time. read more

Oh mais oui! What on earth is a bakery like this doing in a place like Magnolia Village? I have no idea. But it was featured in a recent Weekly Yelp, and my buddy lives out in Magnolia, so I figured it was worth a try. And yes... yes it is definitely worth the trip. This bakery has been here for a while under another name, but somewhat recently changed hands, got a new name, underwent a menu revamp, and is now Petit Pierre Bakery. The owners are VERY French. The pastries are VERY good. And the coffee? Stumptown. 'Nuff said. I broke diet to sample an eclair - specifically a salted caramel eclair. And it blew my mind. One of the best eclairs I've had in a long, long time. I also sampled the ham and cheese croissant (a regular croissant stuffed with ham and swiss and cooked in a panini press) and a brioche. Both were also very good. Other French options in the case include numerous croissant options, gateaus, pain de voyage, meringue, macarons, and other tasty treats. The offerings skew heavily toward the sweet side of things, but you can find some savory options here and there. Next time I stop in, it will be gateau all the way. Mad props to the quality of baked goods coming out of this kitchen. But be ready. The locals have figured it out, and this place is jam packed on weekend mornings. And by weekend afternoons, the case starts looking a little bare. But don't shy away even then. We got our eclairs at around 3pm on a Saturday and they were freshly piped from the kitchen. Mmmmm... read more

Listening to Alex speak as he serves up all things heavenly baked puts me right in Paris. My pistachio macaron was perfect. I ordered a hot chocolate (slightly on less chocolatey side) but in a beautiful new orange Le Creuset mug that matches my fav colored orange chairs + I ordered an 8oz and I was happily given a 12oz on the house. According to everyone around me, it was all delicious. As a gluten-free patron, the perfect smell was torturous with not too many options. But of course, Breads, Pain au Levain, Brioche buns, Viennoiseries. are all flying off the rack. It's the real deal my friends. I'm waiting, respectfully so, for French Baking to go gluten-free, and when it does, I will live wherever this happens. For all you G.F.F.s out there, this written on opening day and maybe something G.F. and baked will be on the horizon). Non? read more

I don't write very often but I had to for Petit Pierre Bakery. This bakery is probably the best thing that has happened to Nolia (I call Magnolia this way because it makes it sound cooler than it is because I live there). Run by two very French (in an awesome way) couple it puts out some of the most delicious bake goods I have come across in awhile. I have been to Paris (without being snobby) and their croissant is close to the best I had in Paris and their eclair is probably best I ever had. Also, I love the educational factor of this place. They introduce a lot of classic french baked goods here. Recently I learned about "Religieuse" from the owner. I was asking for their mind blowing eclair but the owner took it up a notch offered me the Religieuse. Made of two choux pastry cases filled it creamy custard Religieuse, meaning "nun", is supposed to represent nuns. Anyways, if you thought eclair was a custard filled explosion of sweet, creamy and buttery goodness, I was simply speechless after these nuns. What I call the perfect dessert. It's certainly a new hidden gem tucked away in the sleepy Nolia's village. Walking in there, you get a genuine sense there is a piece of Paris in this small bakery. I am lucky to live in Nolia (yup...I am gonna keep calling it that) to be able to enjoy it every weekend. read more

Fantastic bakery with daily changing offerings. The pistachio chocolate croissant and carrot cake muffin with cream cheese are my favorites so far. Pierre (the owner) works here most days and the lines out the door (socially distanced, of course) speak volumes about the well-deserved popularity of this bakery. Would recommend read more

Disappointing. I am a foodie and have been to France more than a handful of times, the macaroons weren't the worst I've tasted in the states but not the best either. Too sweet; good flavor, a little stale at 2pm, but they could have been a lot worse. The meringue was terrible. Completely stale. It incorporated macaroon cookie halves, no filling, into it randomly and they were hard as rocks. Flavor was decent but even the meringue was dried out and stale. A good meringue should melt in your mouth. This did not... it broke apart all over the table. I didn't try the coffee or drinks because after one cookie for my tiny human, one meringue and two macaroons, and suddenly I had spent over $9. A bit overpriced for what you get. Also they didn't have a bathroom, which I don't think is allowed in Seattle if you have an establishment that serves food/drink. I probably won't be back. read more

I'm so excited to have this bakery here! I love that it's family run. The hours are very good, because you can go before or after work. So far, I've tried a pistachio merengue, which was delish, and a pain au chocolat, also amazing!!! They serve Stumptown coffee, also great. The place is super cute inside and just has a really great vibe. The prices are very fair. I can see myself coming back here a lot more often! It feels like it belongs in the neighborhood. They even came out to give my dog a bowl of water and a treat, so bonus points for that! :) I really hope they stick around!!! read more