DELICIOUS and staff was super sweet! Would 100 percent recommend to anyone! Go check them out!read more

We are long-time fans of Seattle Pops! We have enjoyed them many times at farmers markets and…read moreevents, so we were excited to finally visit their in-person store! We love their creative selection. The fruity pops are always a favorite, and the creamy ones are incredibly rich and flavorful. A standout for me is the Cookies and Cream, which has whole Oreo cookies inside, giving it a unique texture that's like a mix between an ice cream sandwich and a popsicle. On this visit, I tried the Matcha Strawberry. The matcha flavor was rich, and the frozen strawberries balanced the sweetness perfectly. Other flavors we love include their strawberry and banana strawberry pops. They never disappoint! The store itself is really clean, with the option to add toppings to your pop. They also have plenty of outdoor seating, which is a great bonus.

I have a love-hate relationship with Tous Les Jours. I love going in and looking at all the…read moredelectable looking pastries. I hate having no self control, buying a couple, then finding out that the pastries are below average in some capacity, whether in ingredients or technique. It happens every time I visit a Tous Les Jours location, and you'd think I'd have learned by now. Well this time I didn't visit on purpose, instead walking into the M2M just to check out the grocery store scene on Capitol Hill and only finding out about the TLJ after seeing it right past the entrance. And of course, I found a couple of items I had never seen before and couldn't resist purchasing them... Mont Blanc Pastry ($6.50) - Largest roll-croissant-like pastry I have seen, easily spanning over 6 inches in diameter. Very reasonably priced too. The pastry itself is very interesting. It doesn't have a lot of layers inside (e.g. not as laminated as a typical croissant), but the layers separate pretty easily from the rolls at the top. The top is very slightly brushed with sugar, but is definitely not too sweet. The bottom is baked well, giving a very caramelized, toasty, buttery flavor. The interior is light and delightfully chewy. There isn't too much of a flaky crust anywhere, but this pastry is surprisingly nice. (4/5) Pecan Croissant Flattie ($4.25) - Huh, very interesting. It actually does taste like a croissant, with a super caramelized buttery flavor. It also has layers, although compressed into a very flat shape. They bake the pastry until it's almost like a delicately crunchy cookie, then douse in a sugar solution. They add plenty of pecans on top that are cemented into the sugar before cooling. While it's sweet, it's not cloyingly, so it's nice to eat. (4/5) I'm used to TLJ being very expensive in LCOL metros. For Seattle, the pastries are actually very reasonably priced, and while not the highest in quality, could be worth it to save a couple of bucks vs. the competition.

This Tous Les Jours location is inside the M2M Mart right off Broadway Street in Capitol Hill…read more Conveniently located right by the Link Light Rail Station. It's tucked away in a small section in the M2M Mart, but hard to miss. It was very clean and well kept. My friend and I stopped by to see what cakes they had available for us to bring to a birthday party. While we were there, I decided to get an Iced Honey Lavender Matcha Latte and Matcha Brownie. Pleasantly surprised by how good the both items were! The Matcha Brownie wasn't what I expected. It was more fudge-like than cakey-brownie texture.

I have never visited the shop personally but I know that Pink's Ice Cream is taken over by…read moreMacadon's bakery shop which is owned by Vietnamese and Chinese American business partners. Please visit this web site below for more information. https://macadons.com/products/ice-cream-pint I have tried many ice creams from both US and Canada and I can conclude that Pink's Ice Cream is the best Asian ice cream in North America. All flavors are very tasty.. I'm addicted to Vietnamese coffee, Thai Tea, Durian, Green Tea flavors... You can also find Pink's Ice Cream at Asian Family Market and Uwajimaya Japanese supermarket, Viet Wah Vietnamese supermarket and Macadon's store. Good luck..

Best quality ice cream at the best price! Only $9 to $10 per pint when I tried it at Macadon's in…read moreRenton. The best Ube Ice cream (and I am Filipino!) hands down. Would love to try other flavors too!

The best macaron place in Seattle, hands-down! This place far exceeds any other macaron place that…read moreI've been to! The macaron itself was self airy, aromatic, flavorful, all the good qualities of a macaron I never knew could exist! I highly recommend and I would come back!

This is a charming cafe with exceptional baked goods and a "vibe" that is particularly attractive…read morebecause it rejects the clinical, modernist, techno-corporate gimmick. Eschew Wifi-enabled tech-absorption in favor of real conversations, long-form thoughts exchanged with multiple intelligences called for in real human connection, or the simple joy of imagination and day dreaming. I love their decorative little tables facing the quiet Capitol Hill side-street itself not particularly attractive -- but which offers a pause for a bite and a sip without the capitalist rushtime nipping at your heels. I've had their stellar and inventive-flavored macarons, but their cakes are no slouches either. The rose pistachio coffee cake was delectable. I make this place a destination because if I am lucky I can get one of those bay-window tables for a vegetarian quiche or Spanish tortilla washed down by coffee. I noticed the use of fresh herbs and the sense of a good ingredients and home-touch hand with their plates, as opposed to the commonplace, harried, sloppy kitchen production. Their drip coffee was too acidic for my taste (I prefer nutty balanced, chocolatey flavor). Next time I would get a latte. A higgledy-piggledy antique-style bathroom in the back is another sign of a time-hewn, characterful place. The brickwork in their narrow back patio is inviting but on a recent Sunday morning had been snagged for a private party. Finally a note to the artful wall tributes to heroic workers martyrs from U.S. history. The cafe elevates the spirit of care for the working person, which is noteworthy. Counter to the loudest mouthpieces of the modern era that would erase these assassinated/ crushed heroes that fought for the wellbeing and life of working people, you know that it is these heroes' spirit of courage that continues to outshine the capitalist drivel and machine mind of the majority.

One of my favorite places get Sundays! I've had the Pike place location and now decided to try the…read moreWest Seattle location since I was in the area, I love the marshmallows, especially on the Sunday however, the chocolate and ice cream itself was the average tasting, very friendly service, though, I highly recommend and would come back

Shug's is a throw back to an " OLD SCHOOL " Fountain Ice Creamery's of the 50's with high quality…read moreice cream. I'm a huge fan of RootBeer Floats so when I'm feeling nostalgic or need a sugar high SHUG's provides me that fix from a straw..These guys do it legit with proper glass so the Root-beer foam can roll over the top. I mean you're really in ahhh of the image so I take a moment prior to attacking the ice cream and sipping down the liquid portion of my treat. Good to have an amazing place so close to avoid parking cause it's limited. The facility has places to either drink your tasty beverage or eat your scope. For the ice cream you have some amazing flavors that rotate so it's a mystery of what you'll order. And when I say flavors some are not your normal ice cream shop flavors. Staff is very friendly and for my float they packed me more than enough ice cream, scopes for 2 people. Make sure you tip the help or face the wrath of the person behind the scoop. I'm sure you'll enjoy Shug's as much as I do.

I'd like to say better things about this place. First was when we got there the girl said I can't…read moreoffer you samples cause I don't have spoons. I was like huh? She said "I have to wash them" I said I'll wait. (There was no one around) She just looked at us and said what can I get you? I stuck with the basic sweet cream and it was not good at all. I wish I tried it before so I would have not wasted $. This place is hidden in the middle of a plaza so keep looking out. I would say don't go there! Especially if the staff is too lazy to even clean spoons.

I was recommended this place by a friend that would die on the hill that this is the best ice cream…read morespot in Seattle. This is actually really freaking good that I ate here twice during my trip! I tried this place on Thursday, April 23rd and ordered the pico size of the black sesame. Nobody told me that you could actually get another flavor :( Good thing that the black sesame was awesome. No artificial flavoring and it had some salt which made it savory. The girl that was working that day looked like she hated her life... Because of service, I had to remove a star. The vibes were extremely unwelcoming. I went back again the night of April 25th with some friends and the service was way better! Got the pico size of the London Fog & Sweet Cream. So yummy. If you want something different. I suggest the black sesame. I promise you won't find anywhere else that does it like this.

Cookies and ice cream are some of my favorite treats. Anything s'mores is my number one favorite!…read moreSo when I saw they had ice cream and a s'mores cookie, I had to go. The shop is cute and nearby a park to enjoy it if it's a nice day outside. Staff were friendly and helpful. I love that you can make an ice cream sandwich with two different cookies. I grabbed the s'mores cookie and the orange habanero because it sounded amazing. And it was. I do not remember what ice cream I got, but it was good. It's a meal-sized cookie sandwich, but it's worth it. I will definitely be taking guests here when they come to visit!

My new favorite. This spot was pretty busy but moved quick. I got the yeti icecream with a smore…read morecookie and that combo was amazing! There isn't much seating, but perfect grab and go spot to get a sweet treat. Highly recommend at least getting a cookie. That was the best part!

Found this popup at the Ballard farmer's market last Sunday and the pastel de natas looked so good…read morewe had to get some! They had a ton of different flavors which was cool to see. We got 6 flavors, blackberry, cocoa nibs, Rainer cherry, strawberry, classic, and pecan caramel. All were delicious! They had the same base with different toppings for the flavors. The pastry was flakey and the filling was custardy and not too sweet. The perfect farmer's market treat!

4.5 star review…read more They were at the farmers market at Crossroads so I decided to give it a try. I have to say, they stay crispy for a while which was surprising. We bought it at noon and didn't eat it till dinner time and it stayed crispy. It was around $4+ if you buy them individually, but if you buy 6, you will save a few bucks. We got original, pandan, banana chocolate, dark chocolate cocoa nibs, pear and blue cheese, and raspberry. The flavors were all good, and you can taste each flavors well. My favorite was probably the pandan and original just because they were more balanced. The banana chocolate and the cocoa nibs were a little too sweet for me and the savory one just had too much blue cheese (I'm not a fan of blue cheese). Overall, I would try them again if they have another pop up somewhere.