Wow, what a god send of a bakery! A complete GF bakery?!?! Yayyyy!!…read more I am so excited when I found out they make vegan, dairy free pastries. Double checked...Dairy free means no milk, cream, yogurt, butter etc. so I look for labels that says DV, V. Everything is automatically certified gluten free and there is no worry on cross contamination. They don't use run of the mill commercial grade high gluten flour the website tells all. There's also paleo, keto options. As someone who hasn't been eating butter based pastries due to doctor's orders, this bakery is like finding gold. Our favorite after 2 visits are their vegan dairy free sea salt chocolate chunk cookie, their classic GF big chocolate chip cookie, vegan dairy free banana macadamia nut muffin, and my absolute favorite is their dairy free vegan sweet strawberry scone (with rhubarb, flax and coconut). I typically find scones to be bland and dry. Not these! I enjoyed these so much they were so moist and delicious but what I love most is the chewy bits on the edge. My hubby is a chocolate fiend but he usually get sluggish and sick to his stomach after inhaling a large chocolate pastry from other bakery. He ate their large size classic chocolate chip cookie and it didn't bother him. Tasted amazing too! Their sourdough is one of a kind. It's piping hot and available on a daily basis while supplies last. Nobody offers gluten free artisan sourdough fresh out of the oven on a walk in basis. It stayed hot for hours after I brought it home because it was such a dense dough. When I think about how much more time and work went into these special loaves (not mass produced) and loaded with nutrition, the $23.50 is worth it! The sourdough is super moist if you don't toast it there's almost a slight tacky feel to it. Once toasted, it is the best artisan toast eating experience. This am, I enjoyed an open faced peanut butter and blackberry jam toast. Appreciate also they provide on the package specific care instructions for the best experience. For the price, I made sure we wash our hands and did all the suggested prep needed. My only critique would be transparency on pricing in store and on website. It was mildly shocking when the register total was in the $80 range after 2 sourdough loaves and 6 pastries before tip. After eating it, we realized it's actually worth every penny. Good at a different level. Maybe if they have a daily special would be nice to bring in more people? Well, we will come back regardless! Love this new bakery find!!

I liked this place. It would be on my list of places to walk into when I am in the area. A variety…read moreof baked goods, drinks, offerings. Upon entering, i immediately noticed baked goods display and the drink menu. The case was filled with a bunch of interesting types of baked goods. On top of the rose cardamom latte, brioche tart and cardamom twist. We also got a savory scone and another item that escapes me. I enjoyed the savory scone the most. It had chives and bacon amongst other things. Great texture and not too dry. The brioche tart was a meal all on its own. Heavy and will put you to sleep. The cheese I think that was in there was gruyere but I could be wrong. I enjoyed it but definitely will splooge out if you down eat it on a plate with utensils. Eventually it does get monotonous for me. Recommend sharing it. Cardamom twist was the least favorite item. I'm not sure what it was but there was an essence of something in the background that threw the flavor off for me. I can't seem to describe it. The twist was slightly doughy/stodgy for me. Maybe part of an off batch. I typically do like cardamom centered things. This wasn't my favorite is all I can say. One suggestion I would hope gets implemented is cost of goods displayed for each item. I can say I was surprised at the total during check out. I do go to a lot of bakeries, cafes and artisanal shops. I always felt more at ease knowing what I was getting into from a financial standpoint. Tip is to look at their discounted items. They are a steal. They also have a rewards program that gets you a drink with every new sign up paired with a purchase I wish I had known prior to purchase as I was only able to spot signage at the register.

Went on a coffee date with the bride to Legacy. The place was PACKED and we were lucky to find a…read moretable. Wife had a savory cheese biscuit with honey butter on top with some type of honeycomb coffee. I had a blueberry yogurt coffee cake (only cause I wanted to see what the yogurt added) with a cinnamon toast latte. Everything was delicious, loved the casual vibe. I would say pricey but everything is pricey now. Fricken gas is over 6bucks a gallon now! I'm probably lucky it's a bit of a drive away otherwise I'd probably be spending too much money here.

Stopped in here on my way to a work meeting and I was so impressed!!…read more To start the staff was very nice. I recently lost my glasses and I couldn't read the menu board that far but mentioned I was kind of wanting a breakfast sandwich and the sweet cashier read the menu to me! I felt so bad but she did not let on at all that it was an annoyance (if she even thought it was) so nice!! Then I got the Monterey Jack and Turkey snail. It was delicious! Nice and crispy pastry and flavorful sandwich. Their honeycomb matcha was also very delightful :) My boss and I also shared the citrus poppyseed Madeline's which weren't quite what I was expecting but it was yummy nonetheless! This place also seemed like it was a community hub, and very cute vibes!

Loose leaf tea galore. Can be intimidating from the dizzying array of options. Fun place to…read moreexplore some new tea options. They let you open up the jar and take in the aroma. The owners are very knowledgeable and open to any questions and recommendations. I had their elderberry currant, organic elderberry immune blend and turmeric for wellness. Impressed with the quality of their tea leaves and blends you can't buy this over the counter at grocery stores. The elderberry immune blend was highly recommended to me by the gentleman who worked there it has been my daily wellness tea during this terrible flu season. If there's a good tea for your ailment, it's worth a try. The price is about $4.95 to $5.10 per ounce. When I get a 4 ounce bag, it lasts a long time well over a month since I get multiple steeps out of each teaspoonful of leaves. Friends had me try the creamed earl grey it's simply divine with the vanilla notes. It can be a wait if they are busy the online method with Apple Pay option is definitely the way to go if you know what you want. I really like the 20 percent discount if you get the 12 ounce size. Cute little shop and they have free tea sample and a top ten board so you know what's trendy.

Amazing selection to not only choose from, but make your own specialty tea. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff and service. Will be coming back!

I was here with my family and bf and it was such a sunny day!!!…read more I've been to the Mill Creek location and tried their matcha flight, so good! I noticed they also had coffee flights here too. One of my girl friends was here and posted a picture of this place so I knew when I visited snohomish again, I'd have to pay a visit! Nice interior! Bright and modern, especially on a sunny day. Barista was helpful and I got the peach blossom matcha off their spring menu! So good! Great hangout and study spot for sure!

wowie zowie! this place has a fantabulous ambiance! i hope whoever made their playlist goes home to…read morea loving partner and a cold pillow they have some great seasonal beverages! i recommend trying their coffee flights! super indulgent! did have to remove a star for their minimal food selection and alright service

This is my favorite coffee shop in the snohomish area and introduced me to my new favorite drink:…read moreAerocano...I get it every time! If you like americanos and lattes, this is the perfect in between! The shop itself is also cozy yet open with a lot of natural light, so even on its busiest or rainy days is nice to sit down and enjoy your coffee. The staff is always friendly and I love the corner with the couches where the kids can also play.

I see what you're doing! It's all good. The right stuff is going on. The date latte, was a bit too…read moresweet, i didn't drink 85% of it. The Egg patty Sammie was awesome. Well done and may I suggest an egg white version as well? The kale mixed in was an unexpected surprise. now, the real bummer is the to go cup was full on plastic. Round it out and have compostable single? I will be back to try the pistachio bread!

Stopped by Snoqualmie Ice Cream in Snohomish and it was really good. The ice cream was super creamy…read moreand the flavors tasted fresh. Staff was nice and it had a cozy, small-town vibe. Only giving 4 stars because I wish there were a few more flavor options, but I'd definitely go back.

What a cute little spot!…read more We had lunch near by and were strolling the streets of snohomish and wanted to get some treats. The place is very welcoming and they have really nice home made ice creams. We went with few minis - Double chocolate fudge, vanilla bean, strawberry and a berry ice cream. All were delicious, fresh and authentic. We enjoyed every flavor and had a great time. There is a river near by and a great place to hangout with the ice creams.

I've had a love affair with the Snohomish Bakery, since I was a kid! They have so MANY goodies,…read morethat everyone can enjoy! They also have a great cafe! This is where I have my friends meet me, every time! Cheers!

At the end of the historic main street of downtown Snohomish is this large, wonderful bakery. The…read morespace is huge with a large alfresco patio in front. There's a large metal sculpture of a female baker that's pretty impressive. The bakery is filled with 2 long counters of pastries. On the left is a clear window showcasing artisan breads. We had a loaf of Gruyère Cheese Bread, shaped into a boule. We also had a Morning Glory muffin. We had drip coffee. The Gruyère cheese bread had a nice crust and pillowy inside. It was cheesy and real good. The Morning Glory muffin was moist and packed with carrots. I would have skipped the sugar glaze on top, but it was fine. The lady at the counter was efficient. She must have been tired as there were a lot of people. It's a nice cafe that thrives in a downtown area that's filled with antique shops, cafes and restaurants.

Anytime im up north im coming in specially for their NW Berries pie. My sister got a NWBerries…read morepiescream(pie, ice cream, whipped cream and sprinkles layered in cup) delicious. My friend got an apple berry piescream. It was yummy. I bought myself an entire pie to eat at home with my family. My friend ended up buying a whole pie for her family too. The seating area is really big and very clean. They have an outdoor area also which is my favorite place to enjoy. They have water for you too. The young ladies behind the counter were extremely patient and helpful.

Went tonight 10 minutes before closing and ordered strawberry rhubarb and apple crumble pie shakes…read morefor my kids. There were two girls working- probably in their late teens to early 20's- one behind the counter and the other one was cleaning. The girl behind the counter said there was no more apple thus could not do the orders, then the cleaning girl approached the counter and was pointing to the pie we wanted and told the other girl there was still a couple slices left of the apple crumble pie. The other girl working the counter started whispering something to the other girl while looking at us sort of giggling. Just a side note, I had a feeling the counter girl did not want to do anymore work since there was about 10 minutes prior to closing time. The counter girl opened their freezer and said "I'm sorry, but we're out of ice cream for the shakes, but we can make you pie scream." My 18 year old daughter and I looked at each other, and I think we were both thinking the same thing. I told the girl behind the counter "forget it" and we walked out of there. On our way out I said to my kids out loud, "sorry guys, I don't think the workers want to stay any longer than they have to." It is obvious that if there is ice cream for the pie scream, there IS also ice cream for the shakes: ice cream goes with both! I wasn't born yesterday, and they could've just told me to my face- and I would've been okay with it- "sorry we're about to close and we don't have time to make your orders", instead of making up some bs about "not having ice cream" when clearly they did. I would've totally been fine had she been honest about having to close soon. I just don't like being lied to. Regardless, if the workers do not want to serve customers 10 minutes before closing, perhaps think about locking the front doors so no customer comes in. Or, put the sign that reads "closed". Customers are not idiots, are more likely forgiving if you're honest, and they're the reason why a place exists and the workers get paid. One star for tonight's customer service only.