Yum! Great selection here and the people were nice as well. The price can be on the more "higher" end but their portions are big! I think it was the biggest baguette I had. But the sandwich was great and made with fresh ingredients. Parking here isn't the best and getting out isn't that fun either, but we were able to make it! read more

Wouldn't recommend, unless you want a stomach ache. I went in for two bánh mì's, the combo and shredded chicken. When I got home to eat I noticed the shredded chicken was spoiled. I tried to call multiple times to let the bakery know, however the didn't answer the phone. This is surprising because they had many workers and no other customers when I was there. read more

Legit banh mi If you want a banh mi that's loaded with juicy meat, liver pate, and fresh veggies, on a fresh loaf here you go. Meat to bread ratio is about 1.5:1 meaning you'll have sufficient meat for the amount of bread. I used to go to Tony's Bakery but they are stingy on the meat and I think everyone would prefer more meat in their mouth. I'm not a big fan of processed meat or bbq pork but even so I recommend the Banh Mi Dac Biet (#1) which is the combo of meats. The combination with the liver pate is AMAZING. I usually buy a bunch and just eat the rest the next day because I'm kinda addicted. All you need is a toaster oven and a microwave. FYI. They are CASH ONLY but I won't ding them a star for that. read more

Tammy's Bakery - Banh mi dac biet. Nowhere else can compare. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I love Tammy's! I usually come here for the desserts. I get suong sao banh lot. It's a definite must try. If you're a fan of Bambu's #10 dessert item, just get suong sao banh lot and ask them to add hot luu aka red tapioca. It's pretty similar, but the base is coconut and milk. Their Che thai is pretty good too, especially when it's fresh. The ladies behind the counter are super quick and friendly. They see my family often and always say hi! Cash-only. read more

Tammy's Bakery - #2 suong sao banh lot (added hot luu aka red tapioca) my makeshift drink when I'm too lazy to drive to Bambu to get #10 - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We brought 4 lbs banh uot on 9/28, two pre-made with chili and two made when we ordered without chili. Today, 9/29 when we open it, the pre-made ones were sour and slimy. WTH!! Please be careful what you buy here. Never going back. read more

Tammy's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Most overpriced deli in Saigon town (or whatever you want to call it). First off - I have been here more than 5 times and each time something just doesn't live up to the expectation that it is the food of someone who knows what the heck they are doing. First time - my combo ham sandwich did not have a lot of meat. It is called "special" for a reason! And I think they charge 50 cent more than everywhere else! Second time - the banana Che was weird, the banana was not soft enough...ok people ...if you can't cook banana Che, you need to fix something. Third time ?? - my coconut jelly (rau cau) was not as flavorful as it should be! But what is good about here? Convenient when you are eating bbh at restaurants close by. Lots of options for everything and if you got a white friend/spouse, they will think it taste just fine! The young lady (probably owner?) was friendly, speak English and let us have a taste of the che\. I can't say that for anywhere else. And I have to say, last time I was there, my ham sandwich actually turned out fine bc it did have a bunch of meat this time! So my opinion is mixed...I will come back due to sheer convenience factor but I won't drive out of my way to get anything from this place. read more

Tammy's Bakery - Vietnamese morning sandwich with egg and ham for 2 dollars. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I have to start with I've been coming here off and on just because there isn't a wide selection of food options near my work. I like the fact that they have premade food ready to purchase, but I don't like their 2 sides/2 cash register process. If you buy food on one side you must pay there and same for the other side. No bueno! Such a hassle! On top of that staff that work there are not friendly especially if you're not Vietnamese. I tried asking a question and one of the ladies looked at me with an angry face because I asked a question. I only asked if they had more of a dish in the back or if that was all they had because the item that was out looked old! The selection has gotten worse and I don't think I'll be back! read more

Not sure what is happening to this place. This use to be the go-to deli of all Vietnamese delis in Seattle but after my last trip, I feel the place is slipping. Maybe because of the damage inflicted by the pandemic but the selection is smaller, staff appears indifferent/disconnected, and prices are very high. I got the chicken on yellow rice combo with a iced Vietnamese coffee. The total came to $16.00 for just two deli items. I used to get several items for under $10. I realized inflation is hitting businesses everywhere now but didn't realize deli takeout cost as much or more than restaurant prices. Their sandwiches are $6.00 now. I don't see the value anymore and I don't think I will revisit anytime soon. A new reality check I guess. read more

I'd guess besides Cajun Crawfish, that new seafood market and perhaps partially King Dynasty Foot Spa, King Plaza's tenants have all been here for -a- freakin' lo0oO0oOoong time - and Tammy's, for sure. ...Meh, maybe it just goes to show longevity doesn't necessarily prove quality; that or I didn't get the "good stuff". I've been in once a long time ago but my recent visit got me a pork combo banh mi and that banana dessert thing (the pink-toned banana in middle and golden brown outside); I've only had this banana dessert thing at ChuMinh Tofu and prefer theirs (Tammy's banana seemed to have had a higher moisture table and less flavor). The ladies are nice, though, and I sort of like the casual way of things. They have plenty of stuff to look at, be curious about, ask about and wonder how someone could eat certain things (weirdos, all you are! lol). I'd go back and try out any rice cakes, if I saw those (I love rice cakes... whether it bibingka (Flip), Japanese rice cakes, Chinese mochi yummies, Korean RC, etc. Yum. If someone knows what their specialty/specialties is/are, please let me know, merci! =D read more

Best fresh bread in the banh mi business! The meat was just alright, not as good as Saigon deli BBQ pork meat. And I would prefer more pate. But if u think the bread is the most important part of the sandwich, then this is it! Service was good. Nice lady offered to toast mine to eat now and separate the veggies for the ones I wanna take to eat later so they won't be soggy. They also take card now, wonder when that happened? But has to be above $10 and with a .50 cent charge. Nice to have the option when u short on cash tho. If u go during lunch busy hr, park in the shopping complex behind the store. Got plenty more space then trying to fit in the cramped spots up front. read more

Tammy's Bakery - Combo banh mi #1 - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Good banh mi sandwiches and bubble tea. Most of the employees speak English so that's a plus. There's a huge variety of grab and go items, like appetizers, snacks and desserts. The fresh baked bread always smells so good! There isn't a lot of space inside so it can get pretty cramped. Parking on the weekends can be difficult. Wish they didn't close so early. read more

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This place has gone down hills after the years. The quality of the food is poor, but the prices has raised more than 50%, shouldn't the quality come with it? We bought a cake from them, and it seemed like they just threw flour, eggs and icing together and slapped a 50 dollar price on it, for a small cake. The design is horrendous, like they didn't even try to make the cake look cute for 50 dollars + tax. I love supporting small businesses, but don't bother to order your cakes here if you want a sad looking cake. read more

Growing up in South Seattle, Tammy's was one of my go to favorites. Now that I live further, I've found other alternatives. With that said, I just so happen to be in the area for work so I stopped by. I got the pork banh mi, 3 pork egg rolls and the Vietnamese coffee. The pork banh mi was filling and delicious! The baguette was crunchy and flaky. It had the right amount of fillings and the pork was seasoned well. The pork egg rolls were also great but way to oily for my taste. The Vietnamese coffee was STRONG but tasty. Definitely a must try when you're in the area. Please note that the deli/bakery side to the left takes cards but the bakery to the left takes cash only! They charge $0.50 if your purchase is under $10.00 when using cards. Parking can be a hassle as the parking lot is small. read more

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Good variety of banh mi on the menu along with other foods. Prices are reasonable. Ingredients are fresh. Parking can be challenge in the mall lot. Very close by the light rail station. Walkable distance around the neighborhood and beyond. read more

I love this place, I stop by here at least once a month and always before I go on road trips. food is fresh and delicious and full of vietnamese traditional flavors. I love their vemicelli togo bowls. So YUMMY. omgosh i want some right now. fairly priced. I wouldnt recommend eating the food with the yellow bean on top of sweet rice after 4:00pm. They sit there all day. I bought some one time, got home and it was stinky rotted. yuck! but i should've known. Accepts only CASH. Bank is right across the street. Good Food, Fair Priced. *Ten thumbs up!* read more

This is my first time ever to see a business that everytime I came back the price is different :)) usually the item only 2$ but after I dyed my hair Boom a new customer and they charged me double for the same item. I always come here for a Vietnamese breakfast food but their attitude has disappointed me. Btw they charge you additional 10% if your purchase less than 10$ even though you pay cash :)) read more

I would give this place a 5 star except the only thing stopping me frm doing so is jst the cramped space inside the bakery/deli tht I'm not such a fan of. Other than that this place is mine and my boyfriends banh mi spot! They got the best fresh bread. Not too hard not too soft, literally just fckn perfect! We always ask for no jalapeño but usually they jst don't understand. I just suggest to double check sandwiches before eating if any special request was made when ordering. Cash only! read more

Tammy's Bakery - Grilled pork banh mi - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A lot of good bakery items and I used to love coming here. But the last two times I went there were small cockroaches on the counter. I still ate the food but it gives me the creeps to think about going back ever again. Two times is way too many to see cockroaches at a food establishment. I really hope they can clean this up because otherwise I would recommend them more. If you're looking for a good bakery nearby on MLK, Tony's is my go-to. read more

Visited this place because we wanted some bubble tea. This little place is packed full of awesome foods! To our surprise they have loads of fresh baked breads! There were so many items there that we gotta go back another time to check it out. We ordered the Pina Colada & Mango Pineapple Smoothies & they were very tasty, but the pearls were over cooked, overly soft & soggy. I suggest skipping the pearls & get jellies if you want some texture in your drink. read more

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Excellent bahn-mi. Came here to Buy a sandwich to bring on the plane. Eating it now in the terminal and the sandwich is still super tasty and now I'm wishing hat I've bought two. Old lady who took my order was super nice and full of smiles. read more

Was greeted at the entrance with a pungent fish sauce smell. We used to frequent here a lot when I was a Kid, but haven't been back in 15 plus years. Since I was in the area, I wanted Jasmine milk tea with egg pudding. Unfortunately, they do not serve egg pudding. The milk tea tasted too powdery like it wasn't mixed well. What's up with places in MLK that accepts cash only? read more

Went to this place yesterday to order a sandwich and the lady behind the counter.. not serving me came from out of the kitchen picking her nose , directly in my eye sight, I look at the other lady's behind the counter " like do you see her " they said something in there language and she stopped and looked at me walked in the kitchen to get a paper towel ..still hasn't washed her hands until she sees me still looking at her .. just nasty but comfortable doing it .. be aware read more

I came in here for a Vietnamese sandwich (5.50$) best sandwich I had in awhile. This sandwich brought back childhood memories. Y'all gotta cum here and try its ASAP!!!! read more

I really wanted to like this place because it's close to where I recently moved. However a couple weeks back made me not want to come back ever. 1.I came in at 8:00am to pick up some food with my sister I see they had some of the fried food and bought some to eat later. I took a bite in the car and noticed instantly it was cold and it seemed old. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt maybe I came too late? They do open at 7:30. So I pop it in the microwave at work and instantly the food smelled terrible! As if it was rotten I was grossed out and tossed the rest. 2. They have a confusing system where I guess you pay for hot food on one side and prepared food on the other. Issue is on the prepared food side they don't take card and when you try to pay she will tell you to go to the hot food deli side, even though the lady on that side said you can't pay for prep food there. My sister had that issue so I told her just pay with my food so we handed the lady my sister receipt and paid together all is well right? No all of a sudden the old lady start yelling at my sister and tried to grab her card out of her hand because she didn't think my sister paid for her food. That's a no for me dawg. Never put your hand on a customer period let alone during a pandemic. The food really isn't that good for them to be wilding out like that. read more

My review is for their avocado bubble tea only. The moment you get a taste of Tammy's bubble tea, you forget about the cramped up parking lot and sketchy location (yep, it's that good). They use actual fruits (BLESS) in their bubble tea so it doesn't taste like artificial powder. Service is fast and friendly every time. Believe me when I say Tammy's does not disappoint! read more

This definitely a gem in the South End. If you're ever craving a Banh Mi or Bubble tea, go here! They make all of their sandwich made to order and the bread is soft. The paste they use on their banh mi is perfect! Not too much, not too little, it's just the right amount aaaannnnnddd they don't put hella jalapeño like other places, so my mom loves that about them. Their Avocado bubble is made with FRESH avocado, none of that powdered stuff! It's hard to find a place that has fresh avocado bubble tea, which is why I will go here just for that! Prices are cheap, definitely worth stopping by here to pick up lunch even just a snack. It is cash only (from what their signs say) but there is a Chase bank across the street. read more

Rollin' down the street eatin' banh mi, sippin' on taro boba... ...laid back, with my mind on coconut jelly and coconut jelly on my mind. They have food stuffs that I can't pronounce, but oddly know what ingredients are in them. In addition to banh mi, they have a hot case full of delectables which I still have yet to try because I'm usually here for a lil something sweet to nibble or drink. They have a huge variety of colored rice cakes, black sesame cookies, even moon cakes. The refrigerated section is pretty impressive with a rainbow of refrigerated, jellified yumminess. The big surprise that I come back here for are the boba teas--and the multiple varieties they come in! They use fresh fruit in their smoothies, which not only cuts down on the fake sweetness that some other places have issues with, but it just tastes better, of course! I recommend their (non-fruit) Taro, (fruity) Papaya, Mango, Coconut and Pennywort drinks ^_^ read more

I come here for bubbletea and a little snack like their meatball skewer stick thing. They have other drinks like the traditional sugar cane. There's also other non freshly made drinks like canned soy milk. It goes great with banh mi, unfortunately their banh mi here isn't my favorite. I would pick up their packaged meals when I need actual food, it's better than the banh mi. Parking lot here is terrible and chaotic, it's located in a Vietnamese shopping center so figures. If all fails, park at the parking lot on the opposite side and walk, and if that fails too, there might be street parking unless you want to walk even further to park at the ghetto Safeway's lot nearby. Over the years growing up, Tammy's has expand. It used to be a tiny deli, but they now have extra space from next door so there's more room and variety in the store. The ladies that help me here are always friendly. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

Tammy's bakery did an amazing job on our wedding cake! We brought in a picture and they mimicked it perfectly. The first time we met with Julie the owner, she sent us home with at least 6 different cake samples to try. Price per cake was rather reasonable and we were able to mix and match the layers. They delivered the cake right to the restaurant and even called a few days prior to confirm with us. Usually it's the other way around. Everyone complimented on our cake and I'm sad we only got to taste it when we cut the cake. Way better than Mimi's Bakery down the street. Better in price, service and quality! I would definitely recommend my fellow brides to tammy's bakery for their wedding cake. Make sure you ask to speak with Julie. read more

Times are a changing I've been going to this bakery since about 2004 (I think it's that old or older). I went recently and wondered how long ago they actually gave this place a good scrub. I used the restroom and there was no soap. Does that mean the staff don't wash their hands after going?? This is the first time I've ever had spring rolls with brownish lettuce. It was the best option of the slims pickings in the later afternoon. The food and the cleanliness are down the tubes. I have a lower bar in general for these bakeries but this went way below. The popularity of this place has let everything else slide! read more

Tammy isn't a bakery like my Dad used to take me to every Saturday for doughnuts. You won't find sliced whole wheat there for peanut butter sandwiches, or those big bitey sugar cookies in fun shapes with that hard, colorful bakery frosting. Nope, Tammy is a Vietnamese bakery. Not everything is labeled in English. Not all the staff really speaks English, either. It's like Uwajimaya, but without the big clams. It's an adventure--hang on! You won't find all the old-fashioned American staples, but what you do find, you'll enjoy. You'll find cream puffs and slightly-too-puffy baguettes (but certainly much better than Safeway's, which is the other choice in this neighborhood). You'll find excellent banh mi (get brave and move beyond chicken!) and scary gelatinous bean desserts. You'll find bubble tea, a variety of hot entrees, and very light, fruit-filled cakes. There might be a muffin or a cookie in that case, but skip it. Stick with the Vietnamese/French stuff. I'm not sure I'd make a trip from another neighborhood just to go to Tammy, but if you're in the area (and more and more of us are moving south these days, for the diversity and home-ownership opportunities), it's worth a stop. If I want a cookie, I bake it myself, But Tammy Bakery has plenty of other treats in store. read more

I'm so upset that I just discovered this place! One of the best sandwiches around Seattle. The bread, meat and sauce are on point. Typical Vietnamese deli that sells hot foods, sandwiches, bubble tea. They do make huge platter size batches of popular items such as bun cuon if you plan on picking some up for parties. These are ready made and are sitting outside on the counter. If you don't eat your sandwich right away, it's best to put it in the toaster oven before you eat it as the bread will be perfectly warm and crispy. read more

This place shuts it down. There is one Vietnamese dish they make that no other place in the area makes. It is Banh Uot Coun Thit Noung, what this is a rendition of a spring using grilled pork and wrapped with chow fun noodles. If you are a grilled pork sandwich fan, this takes it to the next level. They usually make a few of these plates a day, but you can call ahead for the morning of for an advance order for $1 a roll. Man... Another dish that separates them from the pack is their desert - Che' Ba Mau which is a mixture of red bean, some yellow bean, and coconut milk. First they serve in a solid size 14 oz cup oppose to the 6oz cup of other deli's. Just the right amount of sweetness to give a blissful bit in every scoop. This is about $4. Sandwiches are good, your not eating too much bread per bite, a lot to choose from. Lots of other a la carte dishes and variation of spring rolls, I dont get bored unlike the other deli's. Bottom line this place brings it, and if I could I would franchise them. Downside is I live close to the other deli's but Tammy's is worth the drive. read more

I'm Vietnamese, this place is pho real! Viet food shouldn't be expensive because for us, it's comfort food... Something eaten everyday...

I got a Banh mi from here and my first bite in I noticed a weird texture only to find that one of the cucumber slices my banh mi still had the produce sticker on it which led me to believe that the cucumbers most likely weren't washed. It was literally the entire sticker. The chicken in the banh mi also had an old taste/smell to it. On another note, the coconut water with pulp in it is literally the best thing on a hot summer day! Super Refreshing read more

I ordered a sandwich from this shop and saw that they do not change their gloves between making a sandwich and handling cash. Once confronted, the owner said they have been doing this for years and does not want to argue. During this pandemic, or any other time, this is disgusting. This is not a place that is good for public health nor do they have any concern for it. read more

Whenever I'm in the MLK area I try and stop by here for cheap eats. They have a wide variety of snacks to choose from. You can get a banh mi made to order, ready made eggs rolls, pork balls, sweet steamed rice cakes, savory rice rolls, savory crepes, flan, garlic peanuts, breads with meat fillings, sesame balls filled with mongo beans and coconut and so much more that I cannot remember. Everything always looks so tempting. I love Vietnamese iced coffee and I usually get one here. Some days I get a craving for an avocado smoothie with boba. It is made with real avocado here and is so good. The boba here is cooked the way I like it, nice and soft with enough chew to it. At some places it isn't cooked very well and is hard. You can also order wedding/birthday cakes here with flavors like durian and pandan, although I haven't ordered or tried their cakes. Be sure to bring cash. read more

This pains me to have to give a mom and pop store one star but I feel my story needs to be heard. On Saturday I ordered a taro slushy without tapioca. The lady repeated my order in English which I felt confident that they would get it right. When I got my order, I look at it and it didn't look like it had the slushy consistency that I wanted and it had tapioca. The tapioca wasn't the deal breaker and I was fine with it. I told the lady about the slushy issue nd she assure me that it was. When I went back to my car, I tired the drink and she totally lied to me. I was contemplating going back but I know better from working in the restaurant industry and know how Asian people operate. I couldn't take my drink back because I felt like they would have either made me an half-ass slushy drink or did something shady to it. I really like this spot because I go there for there great value in Banh Mi but damn, I know better to not get the bubble tea slushy anymore. At $5 a drink, more than any Starbucks drink, you should get it right. #NoExcuses read more

On my never-ending quest for the perfect Banh Mi- I recently visited Tammy's Bakery and think I might have found my new favorite. Their grilled pork with pate is to die for. Affordable, large, diverse in fillings- I think Tammy's has one of the top five Banh Mi's in Seattle. I believe what gives them the edge is the fact that they are a bakery and make their own bread. You're guaranteed a fresh French roll for the Banh Mi- which makes a huge difference. For so many Banh Mis- the bread is where they fall short. I can say with certainty that I will be back at Tammy's for another sandwich soon. read more

Tammy's Bakery is yet another phenomenal find in the Rainier Valley that if not for Link light rail, I would not have checked out otherwise. During a lunch break (you can easily get there and back downtown within an hour on the train) I decided to check it out and see what all the fuss was about. The bakery, if you don't know already, is a Vietnamese bakery, which is not very similar to a French or American bakery; it's more like a combo deli and bakery. When i walked in, I was overwhelmed by all the different assortments of food available, not know what have of them were. Luckily though, I had pre-planned on what I wanted, which was a bahn mi sandwich. There were a bunch of menu options on the wall, and i opted for the grilled pork. While waiting, I also picked up a pre-made pork humbow on a whim, because it looked good and was pretty hungry. Both were excellent - the bahn mi had great flavor and the french bread had a perfect crisp when bitten into. While I was very satisfied with my meal, the price was even better! It was only $2.50 for the sandwich, and a $1.25 for the humbow - out of there for less than 5 bucks! I'll definitely be back for more excursions via the Link light rail, which is literally directly across the street from the bakery. Tammy's is also accessible via KC Metro on the #8 and #36 from Capitol Hill and Beacon Hill, respectively. read more