Petit Pierre Bakery

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When I lived in Seattle this was my go to bakery, and now that I have moved across the country I miss it so much! Petit Pierre's croissants are the best I have had the US so far, and rival the croissants I have had in France. They are the perfect amount of flaky and buttery without being greasy and falling apart. Their seasonal croissants are always excellent as well (Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner croissants!!!) and the rotating flavors for croissant supremes and cruffins are usually unique and always delicious. I highly recommend the Bacon, egg, and cheese croissant for breakfast! The cinnamon rolls are great too. I have also gotten a birthday cake and epiphany cakes here and they were top notch as well. Thank you for all the amazing treats!! My pro tip is to visit the Magnolia location and get pastries to go, then drive 5min to Ella Bailey park for a beautiful view of the city and Mt. Rainier (if it's a clear day!)!!

Albert T.

I've visited the Petit Pierre on Phinney Ridge multiple times, but never this one in Magnolia until recently. This one's a much smaller bakery that's takeout only, with no seating inside and what seems to be a smaller selection of treats. There are some tables and benches outside for people who prefer to eat their pastries on the spot. We originally visited to pick up a TGTG bag but after stopping in and seeing all the delicious pastries in the window, we also decided to purchase one additional freshly baked pastry that looked too good to pass up. Pistachio Cassis Brioche ($6.75) - Great flakiness and lamination, filled with pistachio paste and black current curd, then dipped in chocolate and topped with crushed pistachio. It's sweet from all the sugar, tangy from the jam, and nutty from the pistachio, and yet some of the rich buttery notes from the dough still comes through. They call this a brioche, so it's probably brioche dough laminated with additional butter. Other than being a little darker in color, I can't really tell any difference between this and normal laminated croissant dough. Perhaps really the only way to tell is to have a plain pastry of each side by side - the addition of fillings and toppings really diminishes the difference in my opinion. (5/5) As with Phinney Ridge, the pastries the Magnolia location serves are excellent. This is a must visit any time I'm in the area. Bathrooms: No available bathrooms from what I can tell.

Normandean C.

I was in the area running an errand and decided to pop into this bakery for funzies. Its been on my list for quite some time and boy am I glad I finally checked the place out. Very decadent pastries with a lot of flavor. Ranges of richness to their baked goods. I tried their Pistachio Dubai chocolate rolled croissant, their pistachio chocolate standard croissant, 2 kouign Amann, and lemon berry Danish. All very delightful except their kouign Amann. The ones I had were extremely salty. Not sure if it was intended to be that way considering I had two. Probably won't risk a third attempt. That's just me though. My favorite item was their pistachio Dubai chocolate rolled croissant. Wasn't too monotonous, but again I had coffee which was acting as a palate cleanser. I'm hoping to try their bread pudding the next time since I love bread pudding. Another thing to note. The items are pricey, so I'll use it as an excuse to treat myself to something good every once in awhile if I'm in the area. Not an everyday affair for me.

Leilani Q.

Really great pastries! A cute setup inside with all the pastries lined up just waiting for you to snag em. customer service was friendly and open to explaining what was available and any questions that I had. Dubai chocolate petit supreme: wow this was my first circular croissant and this was so tasty! The pistachio flavor was outstanding and the textures were great. The chocolate was good quality and overall a tasty treat that wasn't too too sweet Pistachio chocolate croissant: one of my favorite croissants now! Flavor, delicious. Layers, YAS. Really good, give this one a try

Conner J.

this is my new favorite bakery in seattle. In particular the cardamon honey role was phenomenal. it was caramelized on the edges with honey and the aftertaste was the perfect amount of spice. The dough itself was soft and spongy as well. All the pastries looked phenomenal but im glad we got that one. The coffee was pretty great as well. Not only that but I brought my own mug and they were able to fill it and even give a discount for bringing it. they were super friendly and fast. Being right in front of the farmers market was the perfect spot to grab a bite while you walk around.

Wennie H.

2.5 I think quality would be different had these been consumed immediately and not within a few hours. Tried a variety of things and they weren't bad but they didn't blow me away. The best pastry was the croissant supreme- held up well, super crispy croissant and amazing fresh blueberry jam. Dubai cruffin was lackluster, almond croissant was dry and lacked filling, strawberry custard wasn't too sweet and the little cake was crumbly. I liked that all the pastries were too sweet.

Greta G.

I made a much needed stop at Petit Pierre during a 8 mile urban hike, for a croissant. I ordered a seasonal Caprese croissant and throughly enjoyed it. The croissant was flaky and buttery, you could see all the layers. I also love the idea of Caprese on a croissant. The mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil all tasted really fresh. My only feedback would be that it would have been even better warmed up. Usually, I hear them offer this, but the cashier didn't give me the option. Petit Pierre is a cute little bakery, but be aware that they only have outdoor seating. I took my pastry and sat at one of the tables on the sidewalk. A good option for a sunny day!

Fionna L.

I was so thrilled when my friend took us to this delectable bakery in charming Magnolia! They had buy 2 get 1 pastries toward the end of the day. The nearest restrooms are in the Starbucks and the Bartells. There are little tables to eat at outside and there is a wonderful bookstore next door. - Ham and cheese croissant: excellent and classic. I especially liked the flavor of the crispy cheese. - Snickers mousse: this was deceptively huge and had so many interesting textures! The shortbread was crumbly, the middle soft and cakey with crunchy nuts, and the mousse melted in the mouth. An absolutely delicious, chocolatey, and well-balanced work of art. - Pain aux raisins (raisin bread): light and airy with plenty of plump raisins. I wasn't the biggest fan but my friend loved it! - Berry flat croissant: it tasted exactly like how it looked: densely crunchy, buttery and flakey, with a delicious sweet white chocolate berry dip. I'm dreaming of when I can next come back!

Guava Cruffin, Pistachio Cassis Brioche, and Strawberry Rhubarb Supreme

Arlene S.

I've heard lots of good things about this bakery and am excited to try their pastries. I ordered the strawberry rhubarb supreme croissant, pistachio cassis brioche, and guava cruffin. The pastries had great texture. I really like the guava cruffin as the cream was delicious without being too sweet. The pistachio casis brioche was loaded with strawberry cream in the center that was a bit too tart and strong for my taste. However, the pistachio was aromatic and delicious brioche. I was excited to try the supreme croissant, but the strawberry rhubarb jam was too sour for me.

Kimmy L.

Petit Pierre is one of Magnolia's best bakeries that always has a line out the door. They make both sweet and savory pastries as well as cakes and refrigerated desserts. The pastries are freshly made everyday and range in price from $4.50 - $9 each. We went on an early afternoon on a Saturday and they still had a wide selection of pastries. We got the PLUM CLAFOUTIS, the MONKEY BREAD, the ALMOND BRIOCHE, and the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut). The PLUM CLAFOUTIS was my dad's pick. For reference, a clafoutis is a French fruit tart with almonds. The plums were tart and tasted like sour cherries. The tart was buttery but didn't have a lot of almond taste to it. The MONKEY BREAD had raspberry jam and cinnamon pieces. It was made of croissant dough, but was drier than I would have preferred. I was expecting more of a chewy cinnamon roll texture, but this monkey bread was more flaky than chewy. The ALMOND BRIOCHE a was decent. The brioche was fluffy and had a layer of apricot jam filling which was absolutely delicious. The crunchy toasted almonds added great texture to this pastry as well. Of the pastries we tried, the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut) was the best. It was coated in a cinnamon glaze (think like horchata) with pieces of crunchy cereal on the outside that almost tasted like muddy buddies. The cronut was flaky and had a mango cream filling that wasn't overly sweet. I've never had anything quite like this dessert before, but all of the flavors really came together. As far as atmosphere, the bakery is very tight with little to no indoor seating. There's only enough room for a line and a line out so you really have to take your pastries to go. In the back, they sell coffee, chocolate bon bons, mugs, and other gifts. Service was good and they were prompt to help customers move through the ordering line. Overall: 4/5 for pastries, 4/5 for service, 3.5/5 for atmosphere

Karishma A.

**to go review** My friend got me these pastries- they look amazing!! The flavour for me were generally on the sweeter side and also not that special. Could be cause it was stored in the fridge.

Courtney C.

Delicious pastries! This is our go-to bakery near Magnolia. There is such a variety of pastries, desserts and sandwiches including both sweet and savory options. My top choices for sweet pastries are the Pain Aux Raisin, Monkey Bread, Strawberry Matcha Cruffin and Pain au Chocolat. For savory the Mushroom and Gruyere, Artichoke and Spinach and avocado toast with lox are super tasty! The bakery is very small with no indoor seating. If you come on the weekend, expect the line to be out the door. When it gets really busy it can be difficult to find room to wait for coffees or for pastries to be heated up, so be prepared to shuffle around folks in the tight space. Overall a super tasty choice for baked goods!

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Sean H.

11 years ago

Lovely people, delicious treats with lots of choices. Will take us a while to try them all! The magnolia croissant was slightly sweet, very buttery. The choux chic chocolat was tasty and sweet but not too much. The lemon tartelette was too sweet for me but possibly not for others. They don't make their own bread, saving room in the oven for pastries, but they do sell loaves from Tall Grass, a Ballard bakery. We bought a loaf of compagnon (baguette style dough and bake but short and fat for slicing). Smells great, too full to taste yet. read more

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J H.

7 years ago

The quiche Lorraine was so yummy as well as the ham and cheese brioche. Highly recommended this bakery!

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Andrea P.

7 years ago

Absolutely in love with this bakery! I work a couple of doors down, their breakfast croissants are amazing . Cookies are to die for, and their fudge pastry is my weakness! You will find something here you will fall in love with. The safe is so welcoming , and makes you feel at home! This place never gets old read more

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Michelle M.

7 years ago

Pierre's is my very favorite place to have breakfast or lunch in all of Seattle. The food is always fresh and they use the highest quality ingredients. The lemon meringue tart in particular is delicious. Everyone who works there is lovely. I appreciate that they're open on Mondays when so many other places are closed. I highly recommend this place, it's a true Magnolia gem. read more

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Uttaresh M.

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9 years ago

Cute little coffee shop and bakery with a nice, French vibe. Coffee was great and the chocolate croissant was delicious! I loved all the cute, French decorations. Like the lunchbox that says "La Vache qui Crie" or "The Crying Cow", parody of the Laughing Cow cheese I think. read more

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Tara R.

8 years ago

Good lord this is the perfect bakery. Almond croissant and drip coffee in the morning, macarons for a little dessert, grab a baguette on your way out. The world is a bit brighter here. read more

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Diana N.

7 years ago

LOVE everything about this place! Delicious authentic French patisserie and excellent service. Just wish it was much bigger to accommodate more people! read more

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Robert O.

7 years ago

We special ordered their Hazelnut Ferrero cake, a double chocolate cale and 70 petit fours for our wedding reception. Everything was totally well made, delicious and beautiful to look at. read more

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Erin B.

7 years ago

One of Magnolias hidden gems - Amazing coffee and treats! Service is always great and super friendly!

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Ashley D.

5 years ago

Love this bakery. I go here once a week to get a baked good and am never disappointed. The employees are always friendly, everything I have tried was delicious, and the staff is very efficient. Highly recommend stopping by. I suggest anything with almond or the macarons read more

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Jill D.

7 years ago

Croissant made with butter the way God intended. Very good bakery making what I would consider quite the authentic French pastry and other goodies (typically the part of the review where I boast that I am French- so clearly my opinion matters - lol) Do consider stopping by it's a tiny but friendly good quality spot. And to all my fellow Americans who might decide to order "croissant" please remember it is a silent "t" read more

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Ninfa A.

10 years ago

The owners have superpowers! Cappuccino that cure rainy day blues. Magical use of Pistachios in their chocolate croissants. Thank you for bringing your pastries to our village! read more

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Stephany M.

5 years ago

Probably the best Italian sandwich I've ever had. The bread is superb. Crusty and chewy in all the right places. The prosciutto was to die for mixed with the texture and smoothness of real mozzarella the way it should be. Fresh, delicious, satisfying - the perfect lunch. Excellent. I'll definitely be sampling their breakfast choices and likely expanding my rear end to new widths and I can't wait! read more

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Ali L.

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Stopped in here for a treat yesterday. The pastries taste even better than they look! I had a pear almond tartlet and a chai tea. Both were heavenly. They use a local chai company for their tea, and I kept trying to get every crumb from that tart, it was spectacular. Will definitely be back soon for more goodies! read more

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Pierre P.

Thanks for your review, we use Morning Glory Chai which is a nice and…

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Erin L.

7 years ago

Love this bakery. Please go back to old school chalk board. The TV menu makes the ambiance feel like a Buffalo wild wings.

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Pierre P.

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Michael D.

10 years ago

Magnolias best cafe by far, combining extremely friendly service with the best bakery in Seattle. Always accommodating. Never rude. Never overpriced and they always strive to accommodate bakery orders-- never gouging like most bakery's in Seattle right now. Surprisingly cheap, the best croissant in town and good Stumptown coffee make this Magnolias best choice for a cafe right now. Besides CAFFE APPASSIONATO which is on the way to the Nickerson bridge, this is it for downtown Magnolia. And the best bakery in Seattle bar none. read more

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Sarah R.

7 years ago

Petit Pierre's Bakery has great Stumptown coffee and the bakery items are totally delicious and authentic. The staff is great.

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Scarlett R.

6 years ago

This place is such a neighborhood gem! We ordered croissants, eclairs and coffees. All were fantastic! They had a great system and we felt very safe with their Covid precautions. Look forward to our next visit! read more

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tony L.

10 years ago

This is a great little place. They make a lot of their macaroons but the best part is the atmosphere. And, terrific coffee. The croissants are what we get for breakfast and we're glad they are now open on Sunday! read more

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Jiminy S.

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10 years ago

Amazing bakery! Easily one of the best (if not the best) in Seattle. The Parisian Sandwich is delicious! Real French ham + delicious bread + cornichons = DELICIOUS!!! Their desserts are AMAZING. I tried a few of their tartlets and they were great! Would definitely recommend. read more

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Lily T.

8 years ago

The macrons I tried, which were strawberry and raspberry, were not good. The strawberry looked fun and cute, but it didn't taste like it's flavor. The raspberry flavor didn't really taste like it's flavor either. The reason I gave it 3 stars is because if you're a French bakery you have to have good macrons!!! They were very nice and made my waffle fresh and even gave me a free one, so the people are nice!!!! read more

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Pierre P.

Hello and thank you for your feedback. We are sorry that our macarons…

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Grace L.

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9 years ago

Great service, delicious pastries/coffee! This is an authentic French bakery and the owners are genuinely friendly to everyone who walks in. I highly recommend this place. read more

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John W.

6 years ago

Incredible from start to finish, amazing pastries/food, impeccably clean and strict policy on safety and social distancing. Very nice folks (owners and staff). It is a great feeling to support local business especially when it is such a neighborhood treasure. read more

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Karen N.

11 years ago

This bakery is amazing. It is run by a couple from France and their baked goods are as good as what I've had in Paris. Yum! Their croissants are super good. read more

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Iris Z.

Elite 17

10 years ago

Delicious coffee, yummy desserts, and a very homey atmosphere. It's a small shop with lots of character. The people working there are super nice! read more

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Sarah S.

10 years ago

Bright, cheery, non-pretentious cafe with legit French baked goods (excellent butter croissant) and a solid, affordable cappuccino. Very friendly staff (I think the owner?). I don't get to Magnolia often but seems like an excellent place to live near - lucky Magnolians! read more

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Stacey W.

6 years ago

Exceptional pastries, wonderful ambiance, and a great gathering place for our Magnolia community. I have worked with the owners on several occasions for large orders and they are really wonderful to work with. The staff behind the counter are also always friendly and helpful -- I can't recommend this bakery highly enough. read more

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Kristen H.

9 years ago

Fantastic. Person taking order was awesome and the barista was friendly and talked to us for awhile while she made our drinks. The lattes and waffles were so good we went back and got more for the rest of our family. It was great!! read more

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Prue H.

7 years ago

I love this little bakery! My grandkids and I like to tour the local bookstore and plant nursery, finishing up in this sweet little sweet shop! Coffee, hot chocolate and friends, both bakery and neighbor, round out a lovely morning. From spinach croissants to macaroons of all varieties life doesn't get much better. read more

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Tony C.

Elite 19

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8 years ago

What a terrific find! Petit Pierre is our new favorite spot in the neighborhood. The coffee is really good and they are rare - but amazing - in that they actually offer 20- and 24-ounce cup sizes! The pasties are also incredible and the atmosphere in the small cafe is cozy and very hospitable. On par with the other well-known French cafes in Seattle in my opinion! read more

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James B.

9 years ago

This may be the most 'dangerous' bakery in the city. Once you walk inside, receive excellent customer service and outstanding food, you're hooked. Everything I've had is tasty: butter croissants, brioche, lemon cookies, the blueberry muffins are perfect. read more

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Ed L.

9 years ago

Love this place ! The owner/chef is a sweetheart as are the staff. Just a beautiful business in a great location. Come to Magnolia and relaaaax. read more

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Carrie B.

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9 years ago

It's delicious in a land where good food often goes to die. (Sorry, neighbors of Magnolia, but we are a bit provincial in our businesses.) Try the almond croissants. Dream of having a party with a life-sized macaron tree. read more

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Queen Carbohydrate G.

8 years ago

Delicious lattes, hot chocolates and espresso drinks. Good gluten free and vegan selection and items are clearly labeled with allergens. Always a vegan soup on menu that comes with fresh bread. And They now have oat milk! The low sugar breakfast cookie and macarons are delicious. Always friendly and fast service. Love this spot!! A little slice of Paris!! read more

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Stacy B.

9 years ago

If we want cake at our house, this is the first choice. This is the best cake you can get in Seattle! Try the raspberry coconut or raspberry chocolate. read more

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John M.

9 years ago

Although the bakery items and sandwiches are delicious, I watched one of the employees making sandwiches bare-handed early in the morning last week. She was making ham sandwiches which are not neccissarily going to be heated or cooked before consuming. I thought gloves were required these days. If not, I would hope the proprietor would understand how easily disease can spread and take the most basic precautions . read more

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Pierre P.

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Bryce K.

9 years ago

Wonderful little french bakery with great breakfast pastries, waffles, and quiches. Highly recommend the cinnamon roll and almond croissant. read more

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Anne K.

7 years ago

Love Petit Pierre! The food is delicious and the atmosphere is perfect. Sitting outside having coffee and a croissant is the perfect start to a day. I love that there are both savory and sweet vegetarian options, which can be a rarity. Staff is excellent - friendly and courteous. Highly recommend! read more

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Chanel S.

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10 years ago

I work up the street from this bakery and I usually go here for my lunch break. Everything is really good and the staff is really friendly. I love the french toast in the morning but my regular is the soup of the day and the vegetarian sandwich. I've also had the macaroons and the chai latte. The excellent customer service makes the food taste better! read more

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Pierre P.

Glad you like our Combo Lunch : Soup and the Veggie Sandwich with…

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Jen L.

10 years ago

Holy yum, this place is delicious! The best quiche Lorraine I've ever had. We're visiting from AZ and wishing this gem was down the street from us back home. This is the real French deal. read more

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3204 W McGraw St
Seattle, WA 98199
Magnolia
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What time does Petit Pierre Bakery open?

Petit Pierre Bakery opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Petit Pierre Bakery opens at 7:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Petit Pierre Bakery close?

Petit Pierre Bakery closes at 4:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 4:00 PMSat-Sun 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM

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Does Petit Pierre Bakery take credit cards?

Yes, Petit Pierre Bakery takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have catering options?

No, Petit Pierre Bakery does not have catering options.

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have a happy hour?

No, Petit Pierre Bakery does not have a happy hour.

Does Petit Pierre Bakery serve alcohol?

No, Petit Pierre Bakery does not serve alcohol.

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Does Petit Pierre Bakery allow dogs?

Yes, Petit Pierre Bakery allows dogs.

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have TVs?

No, Petit Pierre Bakery does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have bike parking?

No, Petit Pierre Bakery does not have bike parking.

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have parking?

Yes, Petit Pierre Bakery has parking options. Street Parking

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Is Petit Pierre Bakery wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Petit Pierre Bakery is wheelchair accessible.

Does Petit Pierre Bakery have free WiFi?

Yes, Petit Pierre Bakery has free WiFi.

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We've lived here for years and I cannot believe it took us this long to try Cardoon. What a GEM!!!…read more The interior is cozy, fun, and relaxed. It's definitely one of those places that immediately makes you want to settle in and stay awhile (and we had no power so, we certainly did!). Everything we ordered was delicious, and the drinks were super unique and incredibly smooth. But I NEED to talk about the rose cookie. I have literally been dreaming about it. No exaggeration. It was that good. Perfectly delicate, fragrant, and memorable in a way that makes you immediately want another one. The service was lovely, the atmosphere was great, and the food and drinks were outstanding. Truly such an incredible spot and I'm already looking forward to going back. There was also a special Makeworth espresso shot that tasted like watermelon SO unique, do try it if you're into adventurous espresso!

Cardoon is a cute little coffee shop in Ballard near the National Nordic Museum with a unique…read moreseaweed latte that's full of umami and perfectly balanced. One thing to note is that, in terms of alternative milk, they only have oat milk, which was a bit of a letdown. I also tried the infamous honey cake, which was impressive with its many layers, but I found it overwhelmingly too sweet. However, it's not an ideal place to "work from home". While there is free WiFi, there lacks adequate seating and tables fit for working. There are two benches with low coffee tables and two rows of bar stools without backs, no "regular" tables. It made it difficult to work, but it would be a cozy spot to have a conversation with friends or read a book. The other downside is that they close at 4PM, which is quite early.

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Egg and cheese sandwich

Alcohol Free Shiso Salty Cocktail

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Sunbeam Spritz

The Coffee Spot

I love stopping here for coffee or an Italian soda. The woman who runs it always makes my day with…read moretop notch service and friendliness! There's a treat for my pup, she makes the baked goods fresh every morning too. Plus you can't beat the proximity to the Burke Gilman and the Locks. It's completely adorable, with the stools and the bright colors. I already enjoyed Lockspot Cafe, and the walk up window is near this so you can stop back for lunch or dinner too.

A few issues: 1…read more Cash only. There's an ATM inside the restaurant for a fee. 2. All pictures on Yelp are pulled from Portage Bay -and a significant misrepresentation of what they offer. 3. Low prices are reflected in poor customer service .

Valentina’s Cafe

Updated review: I…read morejust love stopping by Valentina's anytime I'm in Seattle! This time we ordered a breakfast burrito and quiche. Both items were delicious!!! I also ordered their Valentina's Latte-- my favorite!! It's the perfect balance of coffee and sweetness! Service was quick, even though they were busy! The only downside is parking, but that's not their fault. Can't wait to go back!

Cute ambiance and decor for sure. I thought they would have used Mexico beans at this cafe but it…read moreseems they just use regular beans/blends. Was hoping they might have some good beans for sale. Got the orange mocha which was tasty. They use Mexican hot chocolate in it. I also was hoping there would be more Mexican pastries available but majority of their pastry case were just regular scones/pastries and just had one type of conchas. When I looked at images in the past, it looked like they had a few more regional options.

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The entrance is welcoming, with a few covered tables and chairs outside the doors. The display cases are filled with DELICIOUS pastries.

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Venture Coffee

4.3

(139 reviews)

2.3 mi

Try it. You won't regret it. As someone who lives in Ballard and has tried about 4 other coffee…read moreshops with in walking distance of this coffee shop-- this IS the best coffee in Ballard. No pun intended as their building says "probably best coffee in Ballard".... IT IS. It took me a while to try this as they are a little farther walking distance for me and they close at 4 :/.... But...... SO worth it. I've had the Vienna latte - iced and hot Salted caramel latte - iced and hot I'm an avid coffee drinker with out the flavors as well. I can tell they have a quality coffee. I haven't tried the pastries as I'm honestly not a fan of pasties sitting out and exposed to the air, but they look delicious.

Since Cafe Besalu closed I needed a good alternative. Venture coffee had solid coffee but didn't…read morehave a good spread of pastries. When I come to Seattle it's still my go to. And now, looks like they've beefed up their pastry selection. I tried the ham and cheese croissant, almond croissant and chocolate banana bread - all solid. Staff are friendly. I never really had to wait long. Sometimes they leave the front door open - can be chilly if you want to hang around. In Summer they roll up the windows and it gets amazing light in the morning. Love the ambience. The waiting area for coffee is kinda weird - crowding the people sitting down. But like I said, short wait times.

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Jibe Espresso Bar

Love this local coffee shop for those of us in Sunset Hill. Grab a cup of coffee and head to the…read moregolden gardens. The coffee shop is quite large and has plenty of seating. Also good parking availability

This is the worst coffee place I've been to, so it really necessitates my writing a review and…read morewarning others. The chai latte I got was the worst I've gotten in a lifetime of ordering them around the country and world. It was watered down, with almost no flavor or spice. It actually made me feel ill and I had to toss it. It was expensive too- and they charge 1.25 extra for alt milks which is ridiculous. The place look unsanitary and it was extremely messy and not clean. There was even a used cutting board near public seating. The parking was difficult too. I do not recommend, I even had someone come up to me to ask where I got the drink from at Golden Gardens and I said to never to try Jibe - try the Kite Cafe instead. Awful experience here.

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Mabel

This is your classic neighborhood cafe with a welcoming and friendly vibe. It's easy to become a…read moreregular here. I like that they make their own seasonal special drinks. I recently tried their Ballard Fog, their take on a London Fog, but with local Zen Dog Earl Grey tea and their own house made Secret Garden syrup. It was a floral and fragrant version that I quite enjoyed. It's a good spot to meet folks for meetings but be aware they close at 3pm.

Great coffee shop with nice amount of seating. Really enjoyed it! Will be back!…read moreLovely Orca quilt on back wall.

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Freya

4.5

(42 reviews)

2.0 mi

Everything you'd want in a museum cafe. Definitely had Scandinavian flair. We opted for the Pork…read moreTenderloin smørrebrød and the Salmom Gravlax. I was thinking I would prefer the salmon but hubs and I shared both. The Salmon Gravlax had creamy dill as a base, topped with pickled red onion & dill. Very tasty, very satisfying. Hubs was enjoying the pork, and once I tried it, I could see why. The horseradish aioli was the exact combination with the pork tenderloin. I think it was our favorite of the two. This was a great option after visiting the museum. Very enjoyable morning!!

An amazing cafe right inside the entrance to the Nordic museum (no admission necessary)! They serve…read moreunique Scandinavian food like smørrebrød and pickled herring alongside staples like avocado toast and drip coffee. I LOVED my Stockholm steam (black tea with cardamom syrup, nutmeg, and steamed milk). Comfort in a cup. The star of the show was the Rømmegrøt, a Norwegian sour cream porridge. It tasted very rich, creamy, sweet and just slightly tangy with a velvety smooth texture. The generous toppings balanced it out perfectly and it was served in a beautiful Fortessa bowl. The presentation elevated the deliciousness. The staff also cleaned up a broken plate knocked down by a little girl and handled the situation with kindness and grace. Freya reminds me of the cafe Off the Rez at the Burke museum: a beautiful tribute to the museum's heritage and a way for visitors to experience its culture.

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Autumn Salad

The Shorehouse Coffee & Shaved Ice

4.6

(14 reviews)

2.4 mi

I'll have to come back for a shaved ice and update-- but they looked phenomenal. I ordered a…read moreCoconut Coffee, and it was fantastic! A great blend of shaved ice and liquid, I was happy that it wasn't too sweet and had a nice swirl of coconut cream in it. The staff was playing good music and seemed to be having a lot of fun. The only downside of this spot is that there is limited parking (and it was almost $8 for a drink, but that seems to be normal now)-- would be a great stop before you head to the beach. I will absolutely be bringing people back.

It is expensive for just a small cup of shaved ice. Despite the price and my request for a couple…read moreof extra pumps of syrup, the entire core of the mound was syrup & flavor free. It is a very popular spot for folks coming off the nearby beach but I do not see a value for money.

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Extensive menu and some counter seating while you wait.

Porch at the Shorehouse

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Lime & Mango

Phe

Phe had some of the best caffeine drinks I had while visiting Seattle for a long weekend…read more Definitely executes on the Vietnamese flavors both in its coffees as well as its teas. Parking is a PITA since it's right off Pine St but can find some street parking nearby. Expect to wait 5 - 10 minutes in line and another 10 minutes+ for the drink depending on how busy it is. Not surprised by the wait given the quality of the food. Came on two separate times; relatively empty inside in the morning but in the afternoon all seats were taken so better for takeout. Seemed like a lots of students perched up to study. Food was also really solid / more lunch focused since most meals were pretty heavy. Could definitely see this being a goto spot as a local to get my caffeine fix.

Located in Capitol Hill with street parking nearby as well as paid lots. Upon pulling up to the…read morecorner to where this was, there was a line already starting to round the corner. Upon entering, it appeared there's a good amount of indoor seating and the way their flow for ordering and receiving the drinks was great. The wait wasn't too long and the service was friendly. They were playing a lot of up beat music. Hoping to try coming out again when it's less busy. I ordered the Hojicha Latte Einspanner and I can see why people were lining up for this spot. The Hojicha has that nice roasty taste to it and was complimented by the creamy top. Safe to say, the drink didn't last long at all. Only wish is that there were bigger drink size options.

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Hojicha banana pudding

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Phe Me, or Phin coffee drink with black sesame cream.

Salty’s at the SEA

It was OK nothing special nothing great but decent... The…read moreprices are definitely high for Airport prices that's for sure. Service was excellent Nicole our server was great. Food came out pretty quick. Pretty sweet view, Love the counter especially that faces towards the tarmac. Maybe a one done here at SeaTac.

I have to say, it was very refreshing coming into this spot in SeaTac. Nice, warm service and…read moreplenty of seating. Prices are typical for an airport. I had the crab on toast, and it felt like a proper last taste of Seattle--well done. It was a delight to eat. I'd suggest maybe adding a little zest with some jalapeño Tabasco. The drip coffee was fresh and strong. I could've used a better knife to cut through the crust, but the center was soft enough that it didn't matter much. Overall, I can simply say yum.

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Moment Coffee

4.2

(38 reviews)

2.4 mi

I really enjoyed the matcha at Moment Coffee! I was able to snag a seat upstairs and get work done…read morefor a few hours without feeling rushed. The service was very sweet, and it's a great spot whether you're looking to catch up with friends or settle in and be productive. The matcha tasted high quality and was nicely balanced. I asked for it less sweet, and it came out exactly how I hoped. As someone who drinks a lot of matcha, I appreciated that it still allowed the flavor of the tea to shine through. Another thing I appreciated was how clean and comfortable the space felt. The bathrooms were well maintained, the Wi-Fi was fast and reliable, and there were plenty of people working quietly around me. Overall, a great café for both getting work done and enjoying a quality drink.

My friends and I worked inside Moment Coffee on a Friday morning. It was a nice space, there's an…read moreupstairs and a downstairs. There was a weird glitch for the first hour where the music was cutting in and out which was pretty distracting. If you have more than three people it's going to be hard to find a table, especially in the morning. I got the Biscoff Latte which was fine. It looked pretty but the latte itself didn't taste too much like biscoff and it was soggy towards the end. I would not recommend getting it; next time I'd try the matcha.

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Inside showing both floors

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Lower seating

Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place

Adé was our waiter and he was wonderful!! He was everywhere and he was just fantastic!!read more

We were looking for a great place to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday and stumbled upon this…read morerestaurant. From the moment we arrived, the experience was wonderful. Our server, Jadyn C., was incredibly helpful with his food and drink recommendations, and his directions on what to order were spot on. Everything we tried was delicious! We truly want to appreciate him for making our celebration extra special with his attentive service and great suggestions. The atmosphere was amazing!!

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Lively Interior at Old Stove

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Outside patio

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Alisa P.

2 years ago

first time here today for a treater after a medical appt. I'd have rated this higher, the pastries were very good. but the place was filthy. there was garbage underneath where the bread looks like it is normally stored and there were flies buzzing around. nothing looked tidy or clean, the server was very nice but she didn't change her gloves between taking payment and picking up the pastries, and it was without a paper between her hands and the pastry or tongs. when we got to the check out there was a fly on the cake slice we had. she changed it out when it was pointed out but still... how many times have flies been on all the pastries if it was on the one. I was hungry so I ate what I ordered but I don't feel good about it. I'm going to be worried about getting sick for the next week. if this place had been clean, and there had been some kind of tongs or papers used to pick up the pastries and there had been no flies I would give it 5 on what I did eat. but, I can't get past how filthy and unhygienic the place seemed. as it is we won't be back. read more

Mon Petit Seattle S.

10 years ago

Laure's specialities are petits choux, huge madeleines, and all traditional French pastries. My favorite so far? Pistachio madeleines, chocolate petits choux, and the lemon tarts... The other day, I stopped by after a walk in Discovery Park for lunch. I bought a combo; a soup with a quiche for less than $10. The made from scratch lentil and carrots soup was delicious. If you live in Magnolia's neighborhood or go to Discovery Park, stop by! They are so friendly and their bakery smells like France ! --- MonPetitSeattle.com read more

Randolph K.

6 months ago

I need to rant about the response I received on Christmas Eve when I wished the French owner Merry Christmas in his native tongue 'Joyeux Noel' only to be rudely told that Christmas wasn't today, but, tomorrow! What an insulting thing to say to a paying long time customer who drove across Seattle, found a parking place, stood in line outside and ordered food and beverage! How do you say SCHMUCK in French? read more

Jason J.

236

3 years ago

After setting out to find Seattle's best pastry shop... I think I've done it. It's always a good sign when there's a line out the door and it was nice to have a little time to look through the offerings before having to decide. This shop felt like a good value which is rare to find in Seattle. Can't wait to come back. read more

Annonymous A.

3 years ago

I had a terrible experience about 5 to 7 years ago. I couldn't get waited on after waiting a long time. I made allowance for a big order, but when that order was done, the employee didn't come back to wait on me, but talked to ladies at the table instead. If I was in charge, I would have fired her, whoever she was. read more