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    Salt and Sugar Cafe and Bakery

    4.1 (294 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Shadai V.

    Where do I start with this gem of a amazing place! Yesterday was my first time entering this establishment. My friend invited me to lunch and man oh man was I impressed! Upon entry your instantly greeted with smiles and a friendly hello. The service was honestly 100/10! The ambiance is very chill and relaxing. They also have boars games you can play while sitting down. The food options are so awesome! Sweet or savory waffles, breakfast sammys, treats and Lebanese sammys and treats! I had a hummus and chicken wrap (omg sooo yummy and they make their own homemade hummus!) ans my friend had the garlic chicken sammy (omg soo bomb there was fries in this warm sammy!). My friend also had the peach lemonade (soo refreshing and not overly sweet) and I ordered a raspberry and peach Italian soda (sooo darn good). For a sweet treat to take home I got Baklava and it was also 10/10! Crunchy, great honey flavor, amazing pistachio flavor, ... also homemade. I'm so mind blown that I've never walked into this establishment before! I'll be back and bringing friends

    Raspberry almond scone, Cappuccino
    Pj F.

    Very charming little place. Friendly owner and staff. Everything is fresh, homemade and delicious. So many other things we wanted to try. If I had to make a critique it would be that the food was not hot enough. Will come back sooner rather than later!

    A charming cafe
    Rima Z.

    I have to update my review to express my undying love of Green Mountain olive oil, which the owner imports from his olive groves in Lebanon. I buy it by the jug (approx 3 liters). It has such a bright flavor and goes with everything. Insider tip: discount when you return the container. Also, I recently had the opportunity to try their self-made pistachio halvah. Typically, this dessert squeaks in your teeth, and any additions are just overpowered by the sesame flavor. This was absolutely delicious. The texture was firm, chewy, (no squeaks!) and the pistachios were plentiful and flavorful. My friend recommended drizzling carob molasses over it... complete game changer! Incredible flavor. I have to admit, I licked my plate (hey, I was at home. No one saw me.) Salt and Sugar. You gotta go.

    Iced mocha, orange juice, and cookie
    Jessy P.

    Popped in for Mother's Day and to fill my craving for waffles. Street parking out front is super easy to snag if you're going first thing and theres a cute patio out front to sit with your pupper and enjoy your noms. Being preggo, I went with a smaller iced mocha and a traditional waffle. Hubs went with the combo and fresh orang juice....and a cookie because, why not?! Everything was delicious and truly hit my waffle craving-fluffy and light with delicious syrup! Service was very friendly and helpful. Everything was super clean and made breakfast super enjoyable while being physically uncomfortable haha! We will definitely be back after baby girl arrives...though I may be sending hubs over for pickup!

    Blueberry Lemon Scone and Brown Sugar Cinnamon Latte
    Jennifer M.

    The cashier was very friendly and the atmosphere was cute. My Brown Sugar Cinnamon Latte was very good. I would definitely recommend it. However, the scone was very dry. It did have good flavor though.

    Turkey Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Scone Sandwich
    Diana C.

    I love that they have their sandwiches on scones! I also liked that you can get full of half waffles. The carob latte was interesting though I don't know that it was my favorite personally. I'd probably try another unique house drink. The service was kind and helpful. I think they were maybe a bit understaffed with drinks as the food came out first. Very lovely ambiance and dog friendly which were awesome! We would certainly come back and I really want to try some of the lunch items!

    Washington Waffle Cardamom Latte
    Monica M.

    Cute little bakery and cafe that (thankfully) serves simple breakfast dishes up until they close (3pm on Sunday). We tried the filled waffle - called a Washington waffle - that has pastrami in the waffle batter, topped with cheese and fresh apple slices, served with apple butter on the side. There was too much cheese for us because we didn't eat it fast enough. Not a fan of coagulated cheese But overall tasted great. My partner thought it was a bit dry but that's because he loves syrup/sauce on his waffles. The lattes were OK. The Cardamom latte literally has a sprinkling of cardamom, so it wasn't as fragrant as I had hoped. Even with an extra dash of cardamom i would not order that one again. The peppermint mocha was delicious though. All in all, it's a good place to pick up a quick snack or breakfast bite but it doesn't make my "must bring out of town guests here" list.

    Homemade Labneh wrap
    Jennifer H.

    Came here for a Sunday brunch after working out nearby. Been meaning to check it out for a while since it's not far from where I live. It is an unassuming cafe but has a good deal of food to choose from. There is a menu of coffee and a lot of tea as well. The menu items are mostly breakfast sandwiches and waffles. They even have savory waffles. I decided to try the labneh wrap with fried eggs as it was recommended and sounded like a unique dish. I like that there is a middle eastern influence here and some of the pastries sound enticing. Unfortunately I didn't love the wrap, mainly because it seemed a bit stale/dry and was not heated up at all. The filling was pretty good and I did like the combo of the eggs with the labneh. There was also some fresh tomatoes and arugula inside which was a nice touch. The service was decent although you have to pick up your food and bus the table yourself so it's not like a full service restaurant. I would like to come back here to try the savory waffle possible or perhaps just a pastry and tea.

    8oz coffee mocha
    Marcus S.

    Seeing all the Waffle options here, I always wanted to try Salt and Sugar. Came on a Saturday morning to finally try one and warm up with some coffee. Mornings definitely seem to be the busiest, with mostly with folks getting takeout coffee to go, but there were a number of folks like my party dining in. I got a Hot mocha to start which was good. They have two styles of waffle offerings - sweet and savory, hence the titular name of the cafe. I got the "Cobbler", a sweet waffle that had lots of fresh blueberries, streusel and whipped cream. It was quite good, not too crispy, but not too soft either. The savory waffles include options like the Hummingbird which is a waffle stuffed with spinach and goat cheese, topped with nuts or the BLT waffle which has of course bacon, tomato, cheese, with pesto and more. I like premise of being primarily a waffle spot and cafe. There are over well over 10 waffle styles and combinations to choose from. There isn't Waffle House out here, so this is the next best thing!

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    Stephanie C.

    A cute Lebanese coffee and breakfast stop in Ballard. I can see this being a popular stop for local Ballard residents who live down the block, but not a place people out of town go to. The ingredients they use are fresh and simple, like an extravagant home-cooked meal. Their menu goes on!

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    Great find,must try place!! Pastry options and coffee ranges were great. Will definitely go back

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    Ordered a scone and chocolate chip cookie. Both were stale. The cookie was inedible. Not what I would call "fresh" baked.

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    Incredibly kind staff who are always improving the menu and experience. The gluten free sandwich is one of the best available!

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