Holy cow...this place is relatively new to the Market and just does croissants. It is a walk-up counter so no seating yet, but so worth stopping for...on your way in as well as your way out. The croissant offerings change with the seasons, but there's always an inventive and interesting selection of sweet and savory options. I work in the market so get to stop in regularly before the lines queue up. They are always good to great, but today's choice was almost life changing. PBJ! House made peanut butter and jelly in the most tender flaky moist pillowy croissant. I think they serve coffee too, but I could t see past the croissants. read more

Pufftown Bakehouse is normally sold out well before I get to Pike's as I'm unfortunately not a morning person. I ended up swinging by on a rainy Saturday to a surprisingly empty Pike's around 11AM and found Pufftown not only open, but well stocked with all their options. They do have a rotating menu, so their sweet and savory options will change based on when you go. Butter Croissant had a super nice light crisp on the outside and a fantastic buttery but light chewy center. Not too sweet and texturally, probably one of the best in Seattle (blows Seattle Wolf out of the water for sure). Pistachio Croissant was filled with a lovely pistachio cream, but because they are pre-filled, the pastry sogged up just a bit so it lost some of the lovely crisp and contrast in texture. read more

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It's bakeries like this one that make me wish that Cali's bakery game was as strong as Seattle's, cuz, man, I'm always mind-blown about the pastries here in the city whenever visiting loool. - Pain au chocolat: what the youngins say these days....."~nO NoTEs~." Amazing lamination. Crispy exterior (but not so crispy that it makes a huge mess), pillow-soft interior. Not greasy!! Good balance of richness and bitterness in the chocolate batons. - Tamale (veg): cute rendition of a tamale lol it's like a croissant-y cousin of a traditional tamale. Pretty tasty though as a nitpick the black beans could've been cooked slightly longer to be more soft. - Blood orange cinna-twist: wished the blood orange glaze was a tad thinner (a little too sweet for me) but the center was as delectably soft and cinnamon-y as that of a cinnamon roll. - Hot drip coffee: pretty smooth drip thanks to Stamp Act roastery! Complements well with the pastries. Very courteous staff! No line at the stand at around 7 am on a Friday. read more

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The pastries are pretty steep at like $8 but I enjoyed mine today! I usually check out the place when I'm in the neighborhood and usually their major pastries are sold out. But this time, despite the fact this week is close to the last week of summer vacation, I was able to snag a seasonal pastry called Mangonada (mango mascarpone cream topped with mango pieces and tajin spice. The toppings and the pastry went so well together. Amount of toppings was just right for the amount of pastry. I'm happy I got to try their summer pastry. read more

Stopped by around 8ish on a Saturday morning. It is a walk-up counter and you order with staff on the right side. There is no cheating, but the bakery is right by open seating that overlooks the water. Staff were super friendly and welcoming. I ordered the chocolate croissant. It was still warm, fresh and super flaky. I need to come back and try other things from the menu. I had been meaning to try them for a long time, but they seem to sell out often. So I would recommend going earlier in the day if you can. read more

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We wanted to take a break from the crowds at Pike Place Marketplace, so we ducked into this little slice of heaven for a buttery croissant filled with turkey and melted cheese. We would have tried a chocolate croissant but they sold out quickly. The person who waited on me was friendly and slightly apologetic for selling out their goodies. Definitely with a stop and picnic tables are adjacent to the store. read more

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Their menu here is solely croissants and some other pastries, and when I got here with a friend at 11:30am they were sold out of all but one thing: their bread with a matcha filling and blueberry jam on top, and they only had one left! Talk about luck. From talking with the servers - who were very kind and welcoming - it's best to get here before 9am when everything usually sells out. They open at 6am, so they must be really good. There's no seating or restrooms specifically for this area. I ended up getting that last chunk of bread and split it with a friend, and this was one of the best things I've had in a long while! Bread was a little hard to pull apart but the inside was soft and tender, with the matcha paste adding more to the softness. The blueberry jam drizzled on top added a sweeter kick to the bread and made it all the more delicious. That golden brown crisp on the top and one side of the bread felt so good to bite into, and it's buttery, flaky and crispy overall. This slab of bread is pretty hefty in price, going at a little over $12 after tax. When I come back here, it'll probably be during a convention when I know I have to come really early to even get a glimpse of their sold-out croissants. read more

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My friends and I did a croissant tasting party and sampled a huge variety from different bakeries. I picked up the spread from Pufftown since they offer a large variety, including a mix of classics, savory, and dessert flavors. Overall, I was pretty unimpressed--especially for the price point. - The Classics: The plain, chocolate, and ham and cheese were technically fine and well-made, but the flavor or texture didn't stand out compared to other places. - Speciality Options: Pufftown gets creative, but most of it didn't land for me. Flavors like the Chicken Miso, Mushroom Miso, Tamale, and Dark Chocolate Pomegranate ranged from unappetizing to oozing with cream which was really unbalanced. The Pistachio Tree Cone tasted better that might be because all the cream fell to the bottom so the top bites were more balanced. - Tarty Options: I liked the Apple Crumble and the Strawberry Cream (a plain croissant filled with cream and fresh berries) a bit more than the rest. I think that's mostly because the tartness helped cut through the sweetness, but even then, they weren't must-haves for me. Trying the different croissant variations was a fun experiment. If I ended up back here, I'd probably just stick to the classics and play it safe, but I wouldn't go out of my way for them. read more

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Tried Pufftown Bakehouse recently, and it did disappoint. The crossiant wasn't flaky, felt a bit off and the spinach cheese filling was so less. I've had a lot of crossiants and this definitely wasn't my fav and neither was it up to the mark for me! Definitely not going back. read more

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My rating of this place definitely have lowered after my recent trip. But I'm keeping it at 4 for now just because I think it's just personal preferences. I came here during my trip to Seattle and was just going to look to see what they have. And of course my eyes was hungry so I decided to get the apple crumble croissant and the miso chicken croissant. I was sticker shock when I saw my total. It was a whopping $23 for those two pastries! I never paid more than $10 for a pastry so it was definitely a surprise. Both pastries was good though. The apple crumble has this cream on top that was very addicting and there's apple chunks in the croissant. The miso chicken was hearty and you can easily have it as a meal replacement. But $23 dollars good??? I don't think so. The people here are super friendly and nice though. And it's a small place like many other business in Pikes. I definitely won't bw venturing back here anytime soon and even when I do, definitely will be looking at the price before buying read more

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I was pleasantly surprised by their butter croissant - great texture and layers! We also got some seasonal croissants like the tomato croissant, strawberry cream croissant, peach croissant, and carbonara croissant. I wasn't a huge fan of their sweets, but I did enjoy the carbonara croissant - very unique flavor and twist on the classic ham & cheese. Service was great and friendly. I just wished it would stay open longer - I rarely go to Pike Place in the early morning. read more

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I'd give Pufftown Bakehouse 10 stars if I could, 5 for the pastries, and 5 for the service. My friend and I stopped by this stall in the morning while wandering Pike Place, and thankfully there was no line. I love the cute sign with their fall croissant offerings! We arrived around 10, just as their focaccia became available. We ordered the pom chocolate croissant, miso chicken croissant, and pumpkin focaccia. Service was very friendly and quick, but where they really went the extra mile was when when we, in our excitement, left as they were heating up our miso chicken croissant. Upon realizing and racing back to Pufftown 30 minutes later, they not only remembered us, they had kept our pastry warm for us! They handled it amazingly, kudos to them! The pastries are absolutely incredible, and I love that their menu is seasonal. The pumpkin focaccia was THICC, there was really good rise in the dough and it showed through how fluffy and chewy the bread was. We had seen cream cheese swirls on top but realized that the swirls were actually pumped into the bread. The cream cheese was sweet and paired perfectly with the slightly savory bread. I actually could not stop eating it. The Pom chocolate croissant may have been the best chocolate croissant I have ever had. The filling was plentiful and the chocolate was rich, pairing perfectly with the slightly tart, floral tang of the pomegranate sauce. The croissant itself was light and not too greasy either. We saved the miso chicken pastry for the following day, and it stayed fresh, buttery, and flaky after being reheated in the air fryer. The chicken was plentiful, tender, and well-flavored. It was almost like a very elevated croissant pinwheel with chicken filling. I am so happy I saw Pufftown on IG, and want to try more items as their menu changes!! read more

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Wow! I heard all the hype about long lines and how you had to get there early cause they run out fast. It's just a croissant. There is nothing special about it. Nothing! Go elsewhere for your pastries. There's a lot better places out there for pastries. read more

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This place is known specifically for their croissant pastries and they only make croissants, so you would know that they do them well. I went here on a Thursday morning just before 9am and there was still all the options available. There was no line and so I was not pressured to rush my decisions in choosing what I want. I ended up getting the turkey swiss & spinach ($8) and the French flan ($9). The croissants are indeed super buttery, flaky, and crispy, so they definitely do them well here. However, the croissants are fairly small for the price tag, so it gets really steep if you want multiple. Just 2 for a decent breakfast set me back almost $20 after tax. I liked the turkey swiss & spinach more since I prefer savory and there is a nice warm egg inside. The French flan was a fan favorite but the way they make the crust makes it more tough than crispy, though it is necessary to make it not soggy from the flan. I wasn't much a fan of this since the buttery and flaky croissant texture wasn't present in the French flan. read more

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They just opened six months ago as their own brick and mortar but used to prepare the croissants for The Four Seasons, etc. They have different flavors each day but we got a chance to try the spicy goat cheese with asparagus croissant as well as the apricot cardamom, and the almondine. My friend who ate the almondine said it was the best she had had yet. She loved the center layer. My son who had the apricot cardamom loved the size and texture of the apricot and said he wouldn't have mind it a little more cardamom. The spicy goat cheese and asparagus was extremely good and satisfying especially how tender the asparagus was. As someone who prefers savory over sweet this was so satisfying. The customer service was warm and welcoming, answering questions for customers who were new. They run out pretty quickly, so come early. It's worth the line. Flaky, buttery, delicious. Around four dollars for the plain butter croissant, and nine dollars for the specialty croissants and tarts. read more

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If you don't love flaky, buttery croissants then DON'T come to Pufftown Bakeshop located at the North end of Pike Place Market, next to Kitchen & Market. But if you do, then this small but delicious bakeshop is dishing out some fantastic sweet and savory croissants/pastries and focaccias! We ordered: Pain au Chocolat $4 Plain Butter Croissant $3.50 Potato Gratin $7 The layers and the crisp, flakiness of the croissant dough was fantastic! Honestly you can't go wrong with any of them. And I'm a huge sucker for a good croissant! The owners are super friendly and fast. And the croissants that we ordered like the Potato Gratin and the Pain au Chocolat came out warm! Fantastic for a chilly Seattle day! 10/10 would go again and order their other seasonal offerings as well as another Pain au Chocolat! Keep updated via their socials! read more

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Back to Seattle for the weekend so I decided to check out this bakery for breakfast items. It is located in the Pike Market. Nice walk. It is a small store front. Not sitting area so just to-go order. They offer selective options so I believe the options may vary depending on what day you visit. I bought a chocolate croissant and a turkey spinach sandwich pastry. Very tasty. They don't open every day so do check their schedule before you go and play ahead. read more

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No notes! Is it too soon to go back? Amazing service and amazing food! This is a must stop! read more

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Various things aligned with my first visit to Pufftown Bakehouse (1/23/25): traffic, street parking, site location, and product availability. The Pufftown Bakehouse owners, Serena and Daniel, had been successful with their wholesale accounts that they decided to open a walk-up location at Pike Place Market. They are located between Turkish Delight and Kitchen & Market. Very welcoming and personable owners. Love the pastry case and well appointed production area that can be viewed while at the walk up counter. I admire laminated baked goods. The foundation ones here are technically sound, beautiful layers, airy honeycomb interior, and buttery flavor with minimal shattered shards. A lot of attention to detail and freshness are immediately evident. My selections were still warm when purchased. They were decent also when eaten a day later. *Butter Croissant ($3.50) was purchased for The Homie. However, I did slice it to observe the amazing interior. *Pain au Chocolat ($4), also known as chocolate croissant, chocolate cornetto, or chocolatine is my usual go to. I enjoyed it with the two batons baked within. *Bacon, Egg, Cheddar Croissant ($7) was a tasty savory choice. I prefer the versions from Breadfarm in Edison and Saboteur Bakery in Bremerton though. Baked goods menu is seasonal. The Winter menu runs until March. The basics are spot on and enjoy seeing some innovative ones too. The Spiced Hot Cocoa croissant was already sold out during my visit. Lovely couple at the helm. Gave me reminiscent vibes from two OG shuttered faves, Cafe Besalu and Celine Patisserie. Items were nicely packaged. Enjoyed the whimsical design. Merch can also be purchased with the similar logo. I was fortunate to visit on a weekday late morning. No crazy crowds at Pike Place Market. I can only imagine how it'll be in the forthcoming months. For their product quality, I am amazed at their low prices, especially with the increased cost of ingredients like eggs, butter, and chocolate. Other places easily charge $5 to $7 for a butter croissant or pain au chocolat. I appreciate the ability to have such indulgent treats. Pufftown Bakehouse is a recommended stop while eating your way through the Pike Place Market! **Note their business hours: Open 0630-12noon Tuesdays through Saturdays, closed Sundays & Mondays.** read more

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Have been following Serena and Daniel's journey for the past few years was glad when I heard they opened up a spot in Pike Place Market just down from Hellenika. Now I can buy their delicious pastries directly from them!! Their laminated bakes are some of the best in town. The week I went there was a Potato Gratin special. I picked up some treats to share with friends. Two of the potato, bacon egg & cheese, Pistachio Winter tree and lemon meringue cruffin. My only regret is I didn't get to try the Lemon and Pistachio. I gave those to a friend and we didn't have knife to share. I throughly enjoyed the savories though. Beautifully balanced. Loved seeing regulars and new customers visit while I was there. Serena and Daniel are so friendly and take great pride in what they create. Welcoming space for grab and go creative pastries and drip coffee. read more

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Came in around 9:40 and most items were gone so rec coming in earlier than that if you wanted some more options. The people were friendly and the croissant was actually phenomenal. I love a classic butter croissant and they really nailed it. The potato gratin also had a good texture and base. I wasn't a fan of the big potato tower. I think I'd prefer if it was more spread out, but that's a personal preference. The butter croissant after tax was 3.86 and the potato 7.72. I would for sure come back regularly for that butter croissant, but didn't feel like the potato gratin was worth the price. Overall would recommend checking out! Friendly people making great croissants, just come earlier to have your pick. I'm for sure going to stop by again to try their other items! read more

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Pufftown Bakehouse. When I first heard about this bakery, I thought it was a weed and/or smoke shop given the name. I was pleasantly surprised to see it was a new bakery pumping out some excellent looking croissants and pastries. Pufftown closes pretty early at noon and seem to sell out pretty quickly. When I arrived at around 10:30 AM on a Thursday, they only had the butter croissants and focaccia left in stock. I wish I had gotten there a little earlier for a better selection, but there's always next time! I don't usually mention service in my reviews, but I have to say the owners are very nice and provide stellar service, especially for Seattle. They took a warm croissant fresh out of the oven for me. Unfortunately I couldn't eat it just then due to my plans for an early lunch, but that was certainly a nice gesture. Butter Croissant ($3.50) - This croissant is very attractive with a striated egg washed exterior. It's very light and airy and has good lamination but exhibits some larger pockets towards the center of the croissant (perfect to fit in a chocolate baton!). There's a fantastic bake on the croissant, giving a golden brown crisp and flaky exterior, but not baked too much until the exterior becomes hard. My teeth just sink into the interior, so light and tender, yet when compressed, gives a good level of chew just from the layers squeezing together. It has a great light butter taste. This is the best croissant I've eaten since moving to Seattle a couple of months ago. (5/5) Jalapeno Cheddar Focaccia ($8) - This is a much larger piece than most other bakeries give - probably 50% bigger. The crumb is chewy with nice air pockets throughout. The bottom has a good crisp on the sides, but gets softer towards the middle. The bake time might be a bit less than required for a maximally pleasant crisp because the center looks a bit more wan than usual. There's the oily foccacia baked taste on the edges. Overall a good focaccia that I would gladly get again. (4.5/5) I have to say - that croissant is a killer deal at $3.50 for such a high quality croissant. Most other places in Seattle charge $5-6 for a similar one. And Pufftown is in Pike Place too! I don't know how they do it. I'm really impressed with the croissants Pufftown Bakehouse makes. This is a must stop whenever I happen to visit Pike Place in the mornings. read more

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My husband was sweet enough to wake up at 6:30 to walk 20 minutes to the pike place area to pick us up some pastries after I had been influenced by Instagram. This place did not disappoint! The stone fruit croissant/pastry and the berry cheesecake pastry were a total surprise! The strawberries & cream croissant was sweet and yummy and the croissants were delish too. All in all amazing. read more

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I have literally been waiting for months for this place; after discovering their quest to open a permanent shop, I finally had a chance to visit this gem. Today, it was their newest creation: Almond Croissant and Almond Pain au Chocs. Being my first time at their shop, I should have asked what their signature item was, but whatever, I'm going with their Special, Limited Edition, let's give it a try item. Let's start by saying, no disappointment here, It's crisp as your teeth break into it, then the soft "puffy" bits inside start to make you regret not coming here before, then in this case, the filling, is like the happy surprise that fills your insides with joy and love. The people running the shop (as assume are the owners) are awesome and friendly, and it feels like a passion project that evolved because enough people said.. go for it, and the result is wonderful, worthy of praise, and revenue-generating. Look, there are lots of food choices in Seattle, and that is true in the Pike Place Market area. This should be on your list, especially if you are a local, looking for a wonderful pastry to start the morning. read more

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A new bakery in Pike Place Market. A review in The Stranger prompted me to check it out. And boy, am I glad I did! Absolutely darling shop, sparkling clean and perfect display case. The owners are enthusiastic and chirpy - a delight to converse with. But the croissants. Oh my. Insanely flaky and crunchy exterior with beautiful airy chambers inside. These rival any French bakery I've visited. World-wide. Perfectly executed potato galette - a creamy little nugget of goodness on top of the puff pastry bed. Delightful. The hot chocolate croissant was unbelievably good. A chocolate dough - not just the typical butter! This is difficult to execute but this was perfect. The chocolate mousse filling was just the right ratio to pastry amd thé ganache topping was a buttery delight. Yes. I ate both of these. How could I resist?! Not heavy in the least, nor do I feel like I'm bouncing off the walls. Besides, dessert after breakfast is allowed! This will be a staple in my repertoire. read more

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So happy they finally have their own storefront in the heart of Pike Place! Love how fun & creative their croissants are, but the OG ones like butter croissant and pain au chocolat are very solid 10/10 as well! The owners are so sweet! You can't go wrong w/ any pastry here :) read more

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Highly recommend this new delicious bakery at the North end of Pike Place Market- on Western near Virginia. I ordered several plain croissants , as well as a twice baked almond and spiced mexican chocolate croissant. I was also hoping to try the pistachio winter tree, but unfortunately it was already sold out by 9:40 on a Wednesday morning. Next time hopefully. Pufftown's plain croissants are crispy and flaky, like a croissant should be, and also have good flavor. The Mexican spiced chocolate was for sure a family favorite. We loved the mild Mexican chocolate mousse it was topped with, which was super creamy and luckily not too sweet (unfortunately the pretty design didn't survive its car ride in the bag, but still tasted amazing), and their twice baked almond was also delicious. Pufftown's owners are truly so nice and welcoming and I'm so happy for them with their new shop. Go check them out. Best to go early in the day before they sell out. They're open from 6:30 am -12:00pm Tuesday-Saturday, or until they sell out. read more

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Finally made it to Pike Place early enough to try this place. I got a savory and sweet pastry and they were amazing. I don't know how busy it is but I'd go early to make sure you get what you're interested in. I wouldn't dare park out front but the garage is a nice way to get to the market. Overall this place is wonderful but the location keeps me from coming more often. read more

The person working the register was extremely friendly and quick without losing any of the customer service. She explained they would probably be selling out within the hour. I cannot remember the exact name of this delicious strawberry delight but the cream was the perfect amount of sweetness without being too much. The croissant was buttery and flakey. My niece and I shared it and devoured every last bit. read more

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First time trying out puff town despite hearing lots about it and was. Pleasantly surprised! Showed up about around 8am on a weekday and there was no line. I really enjoyed the stone fruit whip croissant. The fruit really shined and the whipped cream was the perfect balance of sweet. The chili threads were a unique touch but I honestly didn't think it was spicy at all so it didn't do much flavor wise for me. Super nice shop and they gave me a stamp card, which is a free croissant after trying all the specialty croissants. I'll be back! read more

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Awesome croissants and variations of it! The owner and employees are super friendly and the croissants are really delicious and excellently executed. They have rotating season flavors as well. The focaccia is pretty good. My favorites here so far have been the classic croissants and savories! read more

We really enjoyed this cute little spot! It was located in an easy and accessible location in the market. We heard about it from a friend and we're eager to try the place out ourselves! So glad we went when we did because they're closed on Sunday's and Mondays. We went Saturday morning. I ordered the boysenberry cheesecake pastry and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It had just the right amount of sweet and savory. And it definitely hit the spot early in the morning. I also had the tomato and mozzarella one. That one was also yummy, but I will definitely say I was partial to the boysenberry cheesecake one. I am also not one for sweets. So if you don't have a sweet tooth, but would like a yummy little treat, this was perfect combination. We were glad we stopped by. Everyone was very kind and helpful and what to order. read more

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The first place open in Pike Place Market for the best croissant you'll eat in Seattle (maybe America). The operation is small and perfect. The owners are there every day running the shop with their small staff. They sell out almost daily, so get in quick. After you get your croissants (I always want all of the seasonal ones and have yet to be disappointed) and coffee, walk around the market and take in the amazing atmosphere. Pufftown Bakehouse may be a fairly recent addition to the market, but I can't imagine a day at Pike Place without them! read more

This has to be one of the best croissants in Pike Place Market. NO ONE else compares (not even that french bakery). This croissant completely flakes apart and then melts in your mouth in the best way possible. I wish I came back and got a few for my husband! My friend also got the one where you drip your croissant in their fresh jam... highly recommend! read more

I had heard so much about Pufftown being home to one of the best croissants at Pike Place, so I was excited to finally try it -- but honestly, it didn't quite live up to the hype for me. We went early, around 7 AM on a Saturday, since many reviews mentioned they tend to sell out quickly and we didn't want to miss out. I ordered a plain croissant and one served with raspberry jam. The jam was a nice touch, though it was a bit too sweet for my taste. The combination worked, but it felt more like eating a regular croissant with jam on the side rather than something special. Overall, I left a little disappointed, especially given all the glowing reviews. I can't help but feel the hype is more about the location -- being at Pike Place, one of Seattle's most touristy spots -- rather than the croissants themselves. read more

Really delicious pastries! My fav was the pear sage although all of the fall seasonal treats looked spectacular. The employees are super sweet and attentive, so that was a plus. read more

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Love this place smells absolutely delicious and taste even better love that I can walk my dog and pick up an amazing pastry in downtown Seattle by the water service was phenomenal. It was a little line, but it was definitely worth the wait read more

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I come here a couple days a week for a little pick-me-up before my shift and pufftown ALWAYS delivers. It also doesn't hurt that everyone who works here is so kind and makes my morning every time! Incredible eats and incredible folks. read more

We were very excited to try out Pufftown Bakehouse based on reviews, but unfortunately, we were pretty unhappy with the service. When my husband asked for a pain au chocolat just based off of reading the menu, the gentleman working rudely told him that they were only serving the pastries that were displayed in the glass. It would have been fine if he just told us that they were out or not surviving it that morning, but he talked to us as if we were dumb for not knowing the menu. The woman working seemed to notice how upset we were by the way the man talked to us and informed us how popular the spicy goat cheese with asparagus pastry was. We tried and it was good, the spicy goat cheese was very creamy, definitely something to try only if you are into asparagus. read more

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No greeting off the bat. Lukewarm enthusiasm about their product. First impressions are so important at The Market. I hope they can build more confidence and greet/acknowledge customers when they approach. What brings you to The Market? or Hi, where ya visiting from? Even a hello will work. Right now a good amount of locals are visiting. While it's off season I hope they can start building positive relationships with the people who live and work here. PPM is a tight-knit community and it's important to represent this tourist destination in the best possible way. Well known businesses at The Market have mastered the art of customer service. Their craft and their brands are regionally, nationally, and worldly known. I hope Pufftown can eventually reach that level as well. No doubt their food is high quality and delicious. I'm keeping them in my collections because I know they will improve their front facing customer service by the time cruise ship/tourist season starts. read more

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