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Daphne S.

This cute little market was SO GOOD! The pastries were really good. There were samples and it smelled amazing. I got the almond pastry and then an apricot almond one. Both were great. The service was amazing. Worth the visit!!

Freshly baked loaves!
Carone J.

I read up on the Bavarian Bakery which is on the edge of Leavenworth, entering from the Eastside. It's easy to get to and you don't have to fight for parking! Come EARLY, as the breads are warm! Great variety (I went around 9:30 am), though my pretzel was a bit on the harder side (will need to microwave it) - have heard mixed reviews on the pretzels, so maybe I just got one from a lesser batch. Was MORE impressed with the raisin bread! SO soft and had golden and regular raisins! Decently priced items! I would've gotten a bunch more items, but I was driving quite a distance today. Great place to try out and they bake their goods in store! Super friendly staff! Will go again when I'm in the area!

This place has great potential but means a little TLC and charm added
Daria S.

The pastries looked amazing, but didn't have much flavor. Hoping to try the breads next time. Overall, the service was fantastic, but The quality did not live up to it. The impression from the street is a little forgotten.

Evelyn M.

Be early for strudel as they sell out! So tried the Steziel (sp?) it not in the main tourist area but not a long walk to get there. Many free samples to taste their breads!!! The Oat is YUMMY!

a bakery counter with bread and pastries
Jessica S.

Fresh bread on the edge of town. They have huge pastries and baked items including apple strudel, fresh pretzels, and danishes. I ordered an apple strudel ($5.75) and a Raspberry Custard Danish ($5.50). The apple filling seemed more like apple sauce to me but at least the crust was flakey. The danish was quite rich and maybe could have been a little more flakey. The snacks were delightful regardless. Worker was friendly and chatty in the morning. They take credit card with up-to-date POS system. This is mostly a grab-and-go spot located just off the main road. Grab your baked goods before heading out of town!

cinnamon toast biscotti...
Daniel P.

headed up to Leavenworth on recommendation trying to put some distance between me and the madding crowds. arrived to a town was full up with folks having similar ideas about getting away... so after a light lunch I admitted defeat packed it in, and cut my losses. but I wanted to get a loaf or two for the week ahead and since I left my car here while the manager made a few deliveries buying bread here was the right thing to do :-) picked an apricot danish for now plus a cinnamon bread and a cinnamon bread biscotti for later. accidentally ate the danish immediately when I stuck it in my mouth while fishing out my wallet... the cinnamon loaf was toast (lightly buttered) pretty quick and the only reason I have pictures of the biscottified bread is because I left it in the backseat when I got home only to discover it Tuesday afternoon... on the plus side it was still crunchily delicious at breakfast later in the week. yea! so if you're ever in town stop in and get a little something for later. way better than a refrigerator magnet and goes well with coffee black

Linda O.

Just outside of town is this bakery. They make amazing breads (and have free samples for tasting) I wanted strudel but they were out so I tried a delightful alternative Striezel. Dipped in dark chocolate in the ends and filled with a nut and raisin mixture, it was tasty. Very few tables to sit and eat at. Staff was friendly.

Bienenstich, cream went everywhere when we attempted to cut it. Notice none of it is still between the top and bottom half.
Michael M.

We used to make it a point to stop here on every trip to Leavenworth. Get our Bienenstich, and whatever yummy pastry they have. We haven't been there in a couple of years because we've always come into town late after they closing. No big deal. We stopped today, and got Bienenstich (Bee Sting cake), an eclair, a marzipan horn, and were given some pretzels as a freebie. The Bienenstich looked good in the case, but when we got to the hotel room to eat it the cream had started oozing out. I tried to cut into it (since they gave us two pieces that weren't cut apart. ALL of the cream came out beneath it, and it was very difficult to cut through the "cake" part. For those who know the cake is a yeast cake so it's a bit firmer than regular cake but this was way too hard. By the time I got through it and tried it, I had to scoop up cream to have with it. The cake literally tasted like dry bread, and the cream? It was like whipped cream with lumps in it. It was really unpleasant, and as this is my favorite thing to get in Leavenworth I was extremely disappointed. I'm German, and I've eaten a LOT of Bienenstich from not good to amazing. This is now the worst I've had. Moving to the eclair. The chocolate on top was bitter and tasted burnt. It looked like it had been brushed on and melted off. The cream was like the Bienenstich. Like whipped cream with lumps in it, not like the custard you would expect. The eclair itself tasted ok, but with everything else it ended up in the same place. Lastly the pretzel, which I feel bad about commenting on since we got it for free, but it was chewy and tasted burnt. Overall we were extremely disappointed, and I doubt we'll be back. The only upside was the cheerful person behind the counter who was very pleasant, and kind to us.

Poppyseed bear claw
Devon P.

Grabbed a couple pastries and a loaf of rosemary potato bread on our way out of Leavenworth. The pastries we tried were so delicious and bread is amazing! The employee behind the counter was very informative and helped us decide what we wanted. We didn't get a pretzel but they certainly look the most authentic out of all the pretzels in town here. Will try that next time!

Pudding pretzel Danish

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Want to support the local and the long time bakery but it is ok... does not remind me of German bakery that I had in Germany....

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The Gingerbread Factory

4.2(554 reviews)
0.4 mi
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If you're visiting Leavenworth, the Gingerbread Factory is definitely worth the stop--but try to…read moretime your visit carefully. During peak times you may find yourself waiting in line for 20-30 minutes. The good news is the line moves quickly, and there's plenty to look at while you wait. The main line is for the incredibly tempting cookies and drinks, while a separate counter to the right is dedicated to food orders and is usually much shorter. Near the entrance, there are charming displays of gingerbread houses and detailed dioramas that serve as a fun distraction while you wait your turn. Once inside, the display cases are filled with an amazing variety of treats--cupcakes, cookies, cinnamon rolls, Linzer and gingerbread cookies, and many other delicious options. Everything looks so good it's hard to choose! We ended up ordering three cookies per person and happily stretched them out over the next few days. Before heading back to Seattle, we made one last stop to grab a to-go box for the road and for home. Totally worth it. Yummo! Also, there is a small Gift Shop all things Gingerbread.

This was my first time visiting Leavenworth -- the charming little Bavarian village tucked away in…read morethe backcountry of Washington! Walking down the town's main road, Gingerbread Factory is one of the first whimsical storefronts that catches your eye. The owners also run Andreas Keller, the popular German restaurant just downstairs. The bakery has been around since 1988 and got a fresh remodel in 2011! The moment you step inside, you're transported to a storybook scene -- think fairytale cottage vibes with a faux tree, ornate wooden window frames, and cozy indoor picnic tables. The back room houses the main bakery counter, along with gingerbread houses, themed merchandise, and treats lining the walls. They offer cookies, cupcakes, croissants, ice cream, and more! - Coffee Chip Ice Cream -- one of my all-time favorite flavors, with bold espresso notes and rich chocolate chips. My family and I ended up playing a round of Catan at one of the tables. Such a cozy way to enjoy our dessert! The line moved quickly, and the staff were warm and welcoming. Definitely worth a stop for a sweet treat and a taste of gingerbread magic!

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Argonaut Coffee & Biscuits - Savory Biscuit & Matcha Latte

Argonaut Coffee & Biscuits

4.6(150 reviews)
0.9 mi

Quite the popular coffee shop in Leavenworth. Went around 11 am and there was a line out the door!…read more Definitely go early for the biscuits because they do sell out. I got the savory biscuit and it was delicious. Super flaky, buttery and flavorful. It also tastes freshly made. I got the lavender and honey coffee and that was delicious as well. Not too sweet, good balance with the honey. Super quaint but small indoor seating area and a large outdoor patio makes a good hangout spot. Theres also plenty of merchandise inside the coffee shop too, and all seem to be of great quality which is a plus. My favorite thing about this place is the business model. Gratuity is not expected. It's listed that the workers there get a living wage and a percentage of the daily sales. More a reason to support this local establishment.

I'm sorry to report this place didn't hit for me…read more Waited in a long line and so I had high expectations coming in (as well as the high Yelp rating) Ordered the matcha latte & savory biscuit (see photo) My drink had zero matcha flavor it tasted like an iced milk. I ended up throwing it away since I'm not 8 years old and don't enjoy drinking whole milk in the morning. If you look at my picture that very light green drink is my matcha latte. The biscuit was surprisingly dry, I split it with my friend and we both thought it was mediocre. Maybe the Argonaut was having an off day, but it wasn't my fav way to start our day off in Leavenworth :(

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Dan's Food Market - Turkey Cranberry

Dan's Food Market

4.4(72 reviews)
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Need to refuel or stock up during your vacation? Be sure to stop by Dan's Food Market! This…read morefantastic local grocery store has everything you need -- fresh fruits and vegetables, a full bakery, quality meats, and a wide variety of pantry staples. I especially loved their in-house "Dan's" label products. I brought several items home with me, including their BBQ rub, black peppercorns, and of course, coffee! Their hours are incredibly convenient (5:00 AM - 10:00 PM), which makes it easy to pop in anytime. We even visited during a snowstorm -- and yes, they were open! The staff was warm, welcoming, and genuinely happy to see us. It's like visiting your Granny's Home ;)

We were looking for some food to bring along for our Colchuck Lake hike and stumbled across Dan's…read moreFood Market, located just a bit past the main downtown stretch of Leavenworth. What a hidden gem!! Their $6.99 sandwich deal is an awesome value, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a hearty, affordable hike lunch. You can choose from one of their set sandwiches (like the Reuben, Silly Phillies, or Wild Turkey) or build your own from a generous selection of breads, cheeses, condiments, meats, and veggies. And it comes with a complimentary bag of chips! - Reuben - a warm, pressed classic. Generous corned beef, melted Swiss, tangy sauerkraut, and Thousand Island dressing on grilled bread. Super satisfying and perfect trail fuel - Turkey Cranberry - layers of turkey with cranberry spread, cheese slices, and fresh fixings. Sweet, savory, and delicious The deli counter is right inside on your left when you walk in. Everyone behind the counter was incredibly friendly, genuinely chatting with us about our hike plans and offering samples from the bakery. Our sandwiches were made fresh and hot in minutes! The overall vibe is that of a local neighborhood grocery with staff who truly care. We loved it so much, we came back for round two. Don't miss this spot if you're prepping for a hike -- Dan's does a trail lunch done right!

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