I had the white sticky bun and it was amazing! So good I came back the next day for another one before my flight left. The young guy who helped me was also very nice and helpful. Thumbs up! read more

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If you get a chance this spring break, swing by Seattle's Pike Place market for some of the best cinnamon buns you've ever tasted. They don't look like a traditional bun, but looks in this case are deceiving. This gooey handful of scrumptiousness is not to be missed! I wasn't a fan of the scones, as I found them to be dry, but I would like to try more of their baking. Cinnamon works sells gluten-full, as well as gluten-free goods, so read your labels carefully! Across the street from the main market, in downtown Seattle. www.cinnamonworks.com read more

Delicious. We have had the Apple Maple muffins, vegan Banana Chip muffins and the cinnamon roll. I never would have realized the banana chip muffin was vegan! read more

Quick, friendly service! Great selection of gluten free pastries! Hard to find gluten free, let alone decent gluten free, and these were off the hook! They were moist and full of flavor. Went there everyday I was visiting Seattle. Definitely recommend them to everyone! read more

My review is only based on the Monster Cookie. Every time I walk by here (which is probably too often) I have to stop to get a Monster. They are huge, filled with peanut butter, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, oatmeal, nuts and probably bite sized pieces of heaven. It's like they take every part of the best cookies and manage to stuff it into this oversized waistline destroyer of a cookie. So delish! Service is always friendly too. read more

Really nice place, excellent vegan options and really friendly staff! Love this place!

Oh yeah, just try to walk past this place. They have cheap coffee, and not-cheap but really good pastries. One standout is this gigantic pumpkin cookie. If you are walking around Pike Place Market and you need a pick-me-up, it's a great place to grab a snack. read more

Wow! Received seriously rude service here! Had a seven year old in desperate need of a bathroom and while waiting for parties here asked politely twice for directions to the closest restroom. Server couldn't take a second break to explain it was one minute up the street. After my wife took my youngest to the bathroom, server mocked my wife for being polite and calling her ma'am. read more

Very disappointed. It was so dry like a roll that had been sitting for days. Nothing special at all. I wouldn't waste your money on it

Loved the gluten free chocolate chip cookies as well as the gluten free oatmeal raisin. Not a fan of the blueberry scone, very bland.

Even though people rave about the GF baked goods here, I am not such a fan because they use lots of soy, which I can't eat, either. I have enjoyed their coconut macaroons, but usually I just keep walking to Le Panier to get some French macarons instead. read more

Everything looks great.. we got 3 cookies, and two were flavorless (peanut butter, double chocolate) and one almost had a misplaced clove flavor (oatmeal raisin). I would not go back again... read more

Honestly ! Taking my 7 year old here was like Christmas morning for her. Being a child with food intolerances is hard! But today she had choices and felt normal! Thank you!!! It's in the $4 range but its worth it! She had half after lunch and the other half tonight. read more

So excited to find a bakery that offers Gluten-free options more than macaroons. Delicious chocolate chip cookie and cinnamon rolls Plus several more options. Thank you! read more

I haven't been here yet, but I was very excited to try it out. I was online checking out their gluten free menu so I thought I'd call and ask a quick question. They answered the phone and seemed friendly at first but then the call disconnected abruptly. I thought that was odd so I called back. When the line was answered again, it was obvious the person was annoyed as they answered the phone with "What?!" Confused, I said I thought we'd gotten accidentally disconnected. The man replied shortly, "It's Thanksgiving. Goodbye." And hung up. I was very taken aback. First of all, I'd forgotten what day it was, when I'd called, because we just got back home from a long trip and aren't celebrating Thanksgiving until tomorrow. Secondly, if you'd prefer not to talk to anyone about your business on Thanksgiving, why answer the phone in the first place? I know many places who have a voicemail that says, "We will be closed today in observation of Thanksgiving. Have a great holiday." The worst option is to answer the phone and then be very rude to a potential customer. I just wasn't impressed at all. read more

DELICIOUS HUGE COOKIES!! Oh my god these are incredible. I had the Monster Cooke (all cookies are $5) and it was incredible. So much flavour and packed with chocolate pieces. Definitely worth the money and for the size of the thing I'm surprised they don't charge more. It was hard to choose one as there were so many flavours! read more

Not sure about this spot. Tried a cinnamon roll. Based on the name, I assumed it would be good but I was a tad disappointed. The roll was dry and did not taste fresh. I have had better from the grocery store. Perhaps the rest of the menu is better but I don't plan on chancing it. read more

They have giant cookies for $5 each . They were super yummy but definitely on the Sweetside. Love the snickerdoodle and chocolate chip!!! They even sell a glass of milk ! Because if you give a mouse a cookie he will certainly ask for milk to go with it read more

The cookies are HUGE, but a bit too sugary for my tastes. I'm sad I didn't get to try out all their selection of baked goods, but it'd probably take months to work off that sort of sugar-rush. read more

WOW!!! Lots of Gluten free cookies to choose from. The man behind the counter was great. He told me which of the Gluten free cookies taste the best. There were so many to choose from. I wish I could have gotten more, but I didn't have the means to carry cookies for the remainder of the day until I got home. I would have LOVED to try their Gluten Free pumpkin cookies or bars. They looked amazing. These gluten free cookies are the first REAL gluten free cookies that taste like cookies! I had one of these cookies for my lunch. They are HUGE! I was full for the rest of the day. I don't think I could have eaten anything else afterward. I wanted that cookie to last! I even had people on the street commenting on how yummy the cookie looked and asked me where I got it! read more

As my husband and I toured the Market and ate everything in sight, I was distracted by a fantastic busker on the corner of Pine and Pike (I think) that was playing a piano on wheels. The warm, rich sound of the piano made me forget where I was, which was actually in the middle of the crowded side walk. As I was shoved out of the way (either by my husband or another tourist), I came face-to-face...erm... face-to-glass with the Cinnamon Works bakery counter. My eyes were immediately drawn to the gigantic pumpkin cookie with frosting. I love pumpkin and anything with frosting, so this was an easy one. It is the size of a bike tire (no not really, but definitely huge), and is less than $5. I can't exactly tell you how much it cost, because I was completely fixated with the giant cookie in my left hand, and not the change in my right hand. As other reviewers may have mentioned, it is more cake-like than cookie-like, and unfortunately not as spicy as I prefer. It is definitely a fun treat, and probably best with some coffee or milk. I wouldn't go with the pumpkin cookie again (been there, done that), but the Snickerdoodle cookie looked great! Although it is not necessary for me, they do have a good selection of gluten-free and sugar-free cookies. read more

Good gluten-free cookies in a touristy area while we're being tourists. Not much else to say, but worth a check for GF goodies.

Lots of vegan options including soy milk for lattes/coffee drinks and a variety of baked goods. I heard about the vegan options via some vegan blogger on Instagram (Quarrygirl maybe?) so I had a list of must-try things when I came out to Seattle for a week last fall for work. We stopped by next door for the vegan chowder then I came here for coffee and dessert before working my 2nd shift. There are lots of baked goods, and many of them vegan. Not just cinnamon rolls, but also cookies, snickerdoodles, etc. I had a hard time decided but decided to go with a roll. The only critique I had was that it was a little slow to be called on by the staff and it took awhile to make my drink. My coworkers were tingeing anxious about getting back in time and were annoyed of my long wait. However the roll was delicious but I was stuffed so I took a bite then brought it back with me to the conference hotel. I left it in our office storage space and came back a few hours later to find it HALF EATEN by some meanie (never found the culprit). So evil..... I ate the other half but was super weirded out. I guess it just shows that the baked goods are sooo good here that even your coworkers will be tempted to steal food from you! read more

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Seriously good pastries, with both gluten free and vegan offerings. They do seem to sell out fairly quickly on popular items. My friend had the vegan cinnamon roll, and I had the vegan chocolate chip cookie, which was huge and delicious. This was a soft, cake-like cookie, not the crispy sort. The only drawback to it was that it was sort of oily, and I had to blot it on the paper bag. A little bit less oil and this would have been a solid five star cookie. read more

Their oatmeal gluten-free and vegan cookie was extremely delicious. I can't wait to try out their other pastries when I visit again.

I just had the best chocolate chip cookie EVER!!!!! This is not an ordinary tasting cookie, it is filled with AMAZINGNESS!!!! Worth the 5 bucks and then some! My daughter had the cinnamon roll which she loved just as much! The women there was great as well! read more

Cookie as big as my face, Mocha as small as Barbie's teacup. Am I over joyed by the size of the cookie, or sadly dissapointed at the smallness of my mocha? Paradox. This is America; you know, where small means "extra large." I don't think Cinnamon Works got the memo. Or maybe they only got half the memo cuz it took 3 days to finish the cookie, and the mocha was gone in two sips. Eh whatever. Both were good and I guess it's my fault that I didn't ask how big the "small" was. But it's not entirely fair because the cookie misled me :( I thought they did things BIG here! This is the second time in the past few months that I have been screwed over by a cookie (see review for Bakesale Betty's). Phooey. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me *sigh* Damn you, cookies. Damn you all to hell! read more

I bought a sugar free oatmeal raison cookie to hold me over 'til lunch. It was huge, moist, and chewy. It was good and not too sweet.

Tried the vegan poppyseed cookies and they were okay...nothing to write home about and definitely not worth what we paid.

The sticky roll (or bun... forgot what its called, exactly) are so yummy! I got the wheat one, of course! Too bad it was cold. If it was warm, it would have bumped up another star. If the girl selling it to me was a slight bit more friendly and didn't look at me like I came from a different planet (I looked normal, I swear), it would have gotten a full 5 stars. But nooooooo...! read more

The vegan snickerdoodle is a bit greasy -- eating it right away is probably better than seeing the oil permeate the paper bag -- but very yummy. I pair it with lemonade from the juice place just next door. Tastes like summer. read more

I came to Seattle for a wedding & found this gem of a place. After already stopping on the way for vegan donuts... I approached Pike Place Market & saw the multiple vegan cookies, muffins, cinnamon rolls, and more! I got a vegan Snickerdoodle Cookie & Cinnamon Roll, so yum! I wish the Cinnamon Roll had cream cheese icing instead of maple, but it was still delicious! The cookie was HUGE!!! I would be so ginormous if I lived in Seattle with all of this sugary goodness. I will definitely be back if I am ever in Seattle again. read more

Their Wheat Sticky Bun was delicious and soft! It looked like it would be hard and stale but it was the opposite. Even though I was stuffed I was able to eat a bit of this bun since it was so good :D This place also has some of the hugest cookies I've ever seen! If I wasn't so full I would have definitely tried some more of their goodies. read more

Good selection. Chocolate chip cookie and oatmeal raisins cookies were pretty good

First of all, this bakery has a fantastic selection of vegan and gluten-free options, so huge kudos to them for catering to a variety of dietary needs. I've tried three of the vegan items. The cinnamon roll was good but way too sweet (maybe a personal preference). The lemon poppyseed cookie was dry and baked onto the paper cup it was in, so the bottom was mostly inedible. The chocolate chip cookie was also dry. I wouldn't go out of my way to get something here again, but if you're a vegan or GF with a sweet tooth, it's nice to know there is something there! read more

Amazing cinnamon rolls! Right on Pike Place Market.

I guess I'll jump on the bandwagon and gush about the vegan cinnamon rolls. I tried my first one today and was not at all disappointed. The maple glaze was a refreshing alternative to your typical cream cheese frosting and the dough was light with just the right amount of cinnamom. The only aspect I would change is that the roll was cold, so I ended up eating half of it and saving the 2nd half to eat when I am near a microwave. I also got the vegan chocolate chip cookie, which was tasty, even if it did have walnuts in it. There could've been more chips, but the cookie was very moist. If you're a Seattleite who digs tasty pastries, a trip to Cinnamon Works is definitely worth battling idiot tourists roaming around the Market. read more

I loved the smell of this place; even with a small cold I could smell the cinnamon. I only got an iced cinnamon roll, but it was delicious. My only complaint is the cost. read more

I was on my way to dinner and these giant cookies caught my eye. I had to try them. Luckily, there wasn't a huge line, so I got a total of three different ones to share with my wife. The snickerdoodle wasn't bad, the choco chip was great, tons of chocolate, but the real winner was the monster. I'm not sure what's in it, but I could have had 10 more. Truthfully, between my wife and I, the three we had were split up over two days, these cookies are just massive. We'll for sure be back, regardless of wait. Well worth it. read more

I always get the same thing when I go to Cinnamon Works - the iced pumpkin cookie. They've raised their prices from $3.50 per iced cookie to $4, and so it's been difficult to justify to myself paying that much for a cookie, but Cinnamon Works' pumpkin cookies aren't quite cookies. They're more like cookie-shaped cakes. They have enough chew and toughness to qualify for cookies, but enough moistness and airiness from the leavening to qualify as cakes. I don't normally enjoy pumpkin pastries and cakes because I feel like they often have so much nutmeg and cinnamon and all spice flavors that they overwhelm the pumpkin flavor. This cookie is balanced in flavor and has a great chewy texture. I love the icing, which is hard and reminiscent of a thin, soft fondant. read more