We saw a "bakery" sign driving by and decided to stop for a treat. They are open late. Two charming…read moreteenage boys (cousins) were "in training" at the counter and pointed out some items just freshly made and offered us a taste--that sold us on the honey soaked churro type pastries. We added some baklava. Those were all sold by the pound ($12.99/lb). We also got 3 slices of layered cakes--mango, cherry, and coffee. All very tasty and the experience was so fun. Total bill less than $22. Cute little family bakery. No seating.

I was at a nearby business so I looked up the reviews on Yelp and they were good. Raves about…read morefriendly owner. I went in and walked right to the counter. I thought I would be greeted but no greeting. The man behind the counter was in a heated argument with someone. Someone came up and asked him a question. Then the clerk began ringing someone up. I am right at the counter being ignored. That with the argument made me feel very uncomfortable. The cakes in the case looked interesting. I will never know if they are any good because no one ever spoke to me. I ended up leaving.

I've been here twice and both times I got the Blintzes out of nostalgia. You don't really find…read moreblintzes on menus often, so if I find it on a menu I'll almost always go for it. I really enjoy this spot and it feels like a bakery breakfast spot I used to work at when I was in my early 20s. It's definitely not a trendy spot, but clean and maintained. Both times I went with family and could enjoy a relaxing chat without feeling rushed or urgency to leave since the location isn't super busy. At some point I'll probably try something besides the blintzes, but maybe not since they're really enjoyable.

We love coming here for breakfast. Something to keep in mind... They're only open until 2:30 PM and…read moreclosed on Tuesdays. There is plenty of parking nearby. We have tried so many things and they have all been awesome. The crab and asparagus omelette is incredible and my wife loves the bagels. Our servers are always attentive and our great about answering any questions we may have. When we're done with our meal, we usually pick up either a pie or a loaf of bread to go. Everything is incredible. If you're in the Kent area they're right downtown and I highly recommend wild wheat bakery

I was looking for a new place to do my work with a drink and snack. I don't usually go into…read morebakeries but I thought I'd try it. I'm so glad I did because I've been back and tried more delicious baked goods. First off this place is cute and I just want to have a tea party with my besties here. Second everyone is so nice and helpful. Third, everything I've tried has been amazing! I had a gluten free key lime pie bar and it was incredible. Usually you can tell something is gluten free, but not this. The cupcakes are not all looks. They taste wonderful and are not overwhelmed with cloyingly sweet frosting. They have a great balance. I brought gluten free treats home for my baby and she was so excited and impressed too. Their coffee and non caffeinated drinks are made well and refreshing. Basically they do it all really well.

Sweet Themes Bakery is such a darling little spot in the Kent/Auburn area. The shop is cozy, the…read morestaff are warm and welcoming, and everything I tried was delicious. I had a raspberry mazurka bar, a pistachio rose cupcake, and a craquelin pastry filled with buttercream and jam, and enjoyed it with a lovely pot of tea. They also offer afternoon tea and private events, which makes this place extra special. Highly recommend for beautiful treats and a genuinely friendly atmosphere.

I want to say that their black sesame latte with a shot of espresso and oat milk is one of the best…read moreblack sesame drink I've had by far in the area! Definitely will be back again As for donuts, my fav at the moment is their black sesame donut.. the rest are ok but not my fav

Lovely brioche donuts and lovely staff! I like that they switch flavors every week, so you can keep…read moretrying new flavors rather than the same ones. They have savory options too, which is nice. I tried Lemon Curd, London Fog, and Everything Bagel last week and my favorite was Everything Bagel because it was less sweet and such a unique flavor, but Lemon Curd was a close runner-up. I'd definitely visit again to try more flavors!

My favorite bakery in the most dangerous location in Burien…read more Not dangerous because of crime. Dangerous because it's directly across the street from my gym. Nothing says "great workout" quite like immediately replacing every calorie you just burned with one of Bakery Nouveau's twice-baked chocolate croissants. I prefer to think of it as strategic carbohydrate replenishment. Everything here is exceptional. The pastries are buttery, flaky, and somehow manage to ruin every grocery store croissant for the rest of your life. The coffee is excellent, the staff is consistently friendly, and it's one of those places where it's impossible to leave with only the one thing you came in for. The neighborhood feels safe, parking is plentiful, and the only real hazard is convincing yourself you deserve "just one more pastry." Five stars. My spin instructor may disagree. Bakery Nouveau is worth every extra minute on the bike.

The service here is always top notch. Every employee I've spoken to is friendly and knowledgeable…read more The coffee is also delicious. I love that they make their own chocolate but I have yet to try it as I can't justify spending that much money on a chocolate bar. My favorite item is the twice baked almond croissant. The chocolate is delicious as well. They've gotten much better (in Burien, at least) at dialing in the perfect toast and not over doing it to make it a bit dry and bitter. I'm already planning my trip to pick up some more croissants!

I had heard this bakery originally started in Seattle before moving its food production to this…read morelocation, so after hearing so many great things, I decided to stop by after an early morning workout. The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have their own lot, so finding a space was easy--a huge bonus compared to many Seattle cafés where parking can be a challenge. As you walk in, you'll see shelves displaying their freshly baked breads and pastries, making it easy to browse before ordering. If you look to the left, there's also a viewing window where you can catch a glimpse of the bakery production behind the scenes, which adds a fun touch to the experience. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. The staff were friendly and never made me feel rushed. Instead of asking repeatedly if I was ready, they simply let me take my time and came over when I was ready to order. I really appreciated that. I'm the type of person who takes a while to make very serious food decisions, so the no-pressure service made the experience even more enjoyable. One thing that surprised me was that the café wasn't filled with the strong aroma of coffee or freshly baked bread like many bakeries are. Don't let that fool you, though--the bread was incredible. I ordered the Bialy Egg Sandwich, and the bread was soft with a wonderful chewy texture while still having a nice crust on the outside. The egg was cooked with a perfectly runny yolk, which made every bite rich and satisfying. If you prefer your eggs fully cooked, I'd recommend asking when you order. I paired it with a coffee that leaned toward the bright, slightly acidic side. It complemented the sandwich well, although my personal preference is for coffee with more chocolatey, earthy notes. That's purely a matter of taste, not quality--I can definitely see why others would enjoy their roast. One thing to note is that pets aren't allowed inside the café, so plan accordingly if you're bringing your furry friend. But they do sell dog biscuits and you can enjoy the outdoor space with your furry friend after ordered. - which is a bit confusing to me Just keep in mind that they're only open on weekdays and close around 2 p.m., so it's definitely an early bird kind of place. I'd happily come back again--it's the perfect stop after a morning workout before heading to work, and I can definitely see why people have been recommending it. Overall, this is a wonderful spot for breakfast, a quiet coffee break, or a place to recharge before starting your day. It reminded me of the cozy cafés in Capitol Hill, but with much easier parking and a more relaxed pace.

Very delicious and very good pastries here Very recommend…read moreto try, and nice service here Everything looks good and fresh

Got a fruit cake and tiramisu- both good. It's good if you do not like super sweet- perfect for…read moreolder folks- my family enjoyed it. Clean shop, things look fresh, front lady was friendly and helpful.

Over priced for basic fruit cake. They charge extra for adding "Happy Birthday" and extra to add…read morename... small basic cake for 4 cost roughly $60+. Not coming back here. Was going to support local but the price is outrageous....

A great selection of pastries and desserts to choose from. There's something for everyone here…read more The coffee and drinks are so-so, and they were out of every fruit inclusion on their menu.

5-stars for their special occasion cakes! (Costs usually around $45 - $65.) This place is one of…read moreour go-to places for cakes if we are celebrating anything. You can just tell the quality difference of the cakes here than the nearby 85 degrees and Red Ribbon. We especially love their cute cappucino cake! Not a big fan of their other individual pastries. (Cost usually around $3-$7) For me, 85 degrees beats them when it comes to pastries. They also offer coffes, lattes and other drinks on their menu. First time I had Paris Baguette was in Korea Incheon Airport and the items i tried there tasted fresh and delicious. This multinational bakery chain was founded and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Parking: Parking lot