Cinnamon rolls. That's all you really need to know - get them, warm them up until they are buttery ooey gooey and eat. Return for seconds, bring some home. They also have mochi donuts and other pastries but I fell in love with the cinnamon rolls. Inside has plenty of seating and the staff is friendly. Prices are standard. Wish I lived closer! read more

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If I could give zero stars, I would. My 11-year-old daughter and I were the very first customers in line when the doors opened at 7:00 a.m. This should have been a quick, easy breakfast run: six donuts, four breakfast sandwiches, and two coffees. Instead, it turned into a masterclass in how to make customers feel completely unwelcome. The sticker shock started immediately. Six donuts cost $25. Expensive? Absolutely. But I was willing to pay premium prices if the experience matched. It didn't. My daughter politely asked if she could order a ham and cheese croissant. The cashier's response? "Well, we have no croissants available... so... no." Not "I'm sorry, we're sold out." Not even a hint of courtesy. Just a cold, dismissive response to an 11-year-old. Then I asked whether they made specialty coffee because my daughter wanted a latte. The response: "We have an espresso machine." Thanks, but that wasn't the question. It felt like every interaction was treated as an inconvenience. After we finally finished ordering, we waited nearly 20 minutes for what should have been a straightforward order. Meanwhile, our coffees sat getting colder by the minute while nobody seemed remotely concerned. Then the food arrived... except one breakfast sandwich was missing. This was somehow the most frustrating part. Instead of a simple apology or, "We'll get that right out," the cashier immediately became defensive, pulled up the order screen as if I were the one making a mistake, and said, "I could charge you for the fourth one if you want." No apology. No ownership. No attempt to recover the situation. Just more attitude. It's remarkable how quickly rude, indifferent service can sour what should have been a pleasant breakfast. The food might be good, but it's hard to appreciate it when you're made to feel like your business is a burden. For a place happy to charge premium prices - including a jaw-dropping $58 coconut cream pie - you'd expect at least a basic level of professionalism and hospitality. Instead, the overwhelming impression was arrogance: the assumption that people will keep coming no matter how poorly they're treated. Seattle has too many outstanding bakeries staffed by people who actually appreciate their customers to waste your time or money here. This place has earned exactly one visit from me, and that's one too many. read more

I don't see what all the fuss is about but my husband liked the food. The coconut cream pie is so bland and we both agreed on that. I had two cookies that were hard as a rock and the everything was inedible (I gave it to a homeless man outside) We had the quiche which was ok, the pancetta was so overpowering that's all I tasted. We also got a breakfast sandwich which was ok. Nothing special. Staff was super nice and the place was clean so I can say that. read more

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I visited Dahlia Bakery in downtown Seattle during a business trip from Florida, and it turned out to be a really memorable breakfast stop. I ordered an extra bacon and cheese sandwich on a toasted English muffin, and it was excellent. The muffin was perfectly toasted, the bacon was crisp and flavorful, and the cheese complemented everything really well. It was simple, fresh, and very satisfying to start the morning. The bakery itself has a very pleasant atmosphere. It feels warm, welcoming, and comfortable, making it a great place to sit down and enjoy a quiet breakfast in the city. To finish, I tried a slice of triple coconut cream pie to go, and it was absolutely heavenly. Rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced, it easily stood out as one of the highlights of the visit and something I won't forget anytime soon. Overall, Dahlia Bakery delivered great food, a relaxing atmosphere, and an outstanding dessert. Since I was only in Seattle briefly for business, I'm not sure when I'll be back, but I'm glad I had the chance to experience it. read more

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Cinnamon roll and coffee was delicious and the environment was very cool. I wish I had the option for heating up the cinnamon roll and I would have loved for 'here' or 'to go' packaging but I get with volume like theirs it's probably unreasonable. Try it out though, it's a great place! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Cinnamon roll & latte - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'd ordered the breakfast sandwich from here, but received the sausage egg and cheese sandwich instead, so that's the one I'll review. The bread, coming in as a kind of sourdough English muffin, is incredible. This might be the best English muffin buns I've ever had as part of a breakfast sandwich. They were the perfect sourdough - toasted really well, super airy, just the perfect amount of crispiness. I could eat this bread all day if I had the choice. Another couple things that were great - the egg, and the cheese. The egg was perfectly cooked, being super soft. The American cheese also melded in beautifully. What was a little disappointing was the sausage patty. While the maillard reaction on the outside was shown by it being a deep brown, the inside just wasn't my favorite. It tasted a little dry. Some other things - like vegetables - on this sandwich would've gone a long way in increasing flavor diversity I also got a couple of the pastries here. They're especially famous for their triple coconut cream pie, which I got a bite of. Surprisingly, I wasn't a huge fan of this. It was fine, but it pretty much didn't have a crust, meaning the only thing you really have to anchor to are shavings of coconut - since everything else is just cream. It tastes a bit like if you squirted whipped cream into a bowl, and mixed it with some coconut flavorings. Which is still good, but it's not really a pie. The coconut flavor is very strong though The salted caramel mocha cheesecake was interesting. While the crust of the cheesecake and general taste was good, there was just no salted caramel flavor at all. Also, the mocha was just too strong and ended up overpowering the cheesecake flavor itself - I had to take that part off The total came out to be around $35 for my three items. While I think the sandwich is an ok deal, and $6 for the bite is on the high side but fine, over $10 for the cheesecake feels like a lot. I should note: after letting them know of the wrong order they were very generous with the next steps. Incredible hospitality there. Overall, it's good breakfast food, but don't know if the pastries are quite worth the hype. 7.5/10 read more

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Very cute and well decorated. I liked their cute offerings. They have an outside space! read more

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Was really looking forward to trying this bakery. A Tom Douglas establishment, but left feeling somewhat letdown. The coconut cream pie was good but nothing extraordinary with, and certainly not worth the $15 per slice price! The mochi donuts were also decent, but 6 for $25 just made me feel like this bakery was overpriced for what it was. Left spending over $120 for bakery items and two lattes. Probably won't be visiting again anytime soon. BTW, very limited seating of you plan to eat here. read more

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I used to go to Dahlia Bakery a lot when I visited Seattle more often. My favourite item being the Dahlia Donuts. After several years, I visited Dahlia Bakery again and noticed they had expanded into the space next door (Serious Pie) where the tables could be used for dining-in during the mornings. I liked having this extra space. We picked up a couple things: - Coconut Cream Bite: Good. Classic, and continues to be good. - Dahlia Donuts: OK. Clearly dealing with shrinkflation, because they are roughly half the size they used to be a few years ago. The vanilla mascarpone continues to impress. - Joe's Hash: OK. I like the ingredient combination, but it wasn't as good as I remember. Service is pretty standard for a bakery set-up. I was satisfied with my food, but it's not as good as I remember. I might come back to try some of their newer, more popular items (like the mochi donuts), but no longer crave the Dahlia Donuts read more

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I'm back! ...for more of their Oh Mochi cake doughnuts. The texture of these is polarizing, you either love'em or hate'em, and I'm a lover. Most people seem to think mochi donuts should only be the pon de ring type which is super frustrating! I'm certain this has to do with personal preferences and expectations, so hoping to put this out there to prevent misconceptions. THESE ARE CAKE DONUTS. Again. THESE ARE CAKE DONUTS. In red font, bold, caps. Triple underlined. NOT the light and airy, slightly chewy pon de ring style donuts that are served at every other mochi donut establishment. Though those are good in their own right too. So temper your expectations accordingly! If you are not a fan of cake donuts and the denser texture of traditional mochi, then step away now. To elaborate, the special part about these cake donuts are that they are in between an American cake donut, and the texture of traditional Japanese mochi or Hawaiian butter mochi. Meaning--they are denser, they are still the slightest bit chewy but more in the vein of a teeny tiny bounce. I also like that unlike pon de ring donuts which are generally the same flavor dough with different frosting, these cake donuts have different flavored dough. Their seasonal flavors vary and this visit I ordered a chocolate espresso donut and a maple pumpkin donut ($4.50 each), another in my party also ordered an almond croissant. The chocolate donut balanced the rich chocolate dough with the slight bitterness from the coffee in the frosting and was not too sweet. The maple pumpkin flavor was good though a little on the sweeter side, definitely recommend a cup of coffee with it. I tasted a bite of the almond croissant ($5.50?) and it was very almond-forward, tasted like almond extract was added to punch up the cream inside. Ok I've said my spiel--no matter what the ratings are for the rest of Dahlia Bakery, these are one of only a couple places that I know of coast to coast that do mochi cake donuts well. Really hope they keep these around so next time I'm in Seattle, I can come enjoy these tasty treats again! read more

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3.6/5 I've heard about dahlias for years but never took the time to try it. A friend asked me to pick up a pie for a celebration so I finally got my chance. Service - honestly wasn't the best. I walked in and nobody acknowledged me. I walked back and forth in front of the pastry case but the 2 workers who both saw me were pretty focused on what they were doing. After about 2 minutes, one of them walked over and took my order. Ambiance - seats along the window in this cozy little cafe/ bakery. Your instantly met with the pastry case when you walk in. Apparently there's a whole large seating area to the left of the cafe area that I missed somehow, but that makes sense since they have a full food menu. Food - I only ordered 2 items, a coconut cream pie, which even after sitting in the car for 4 hours and then in the hotel fridge for another 4 hours, was still delicious. very flaky crust and a lot of coconut. I also grabbed an apple fritter for the road. It was small and I thought a little pricey ($7), but if I'm being honest, it was probably the best apple fritter I've ever had. And they are my go-to pastry whenever I indulge in one, so I've had a ton. Overall would have ranked higher for me if service was better, but in the end this place delivers where it mattered most. I'll be back to try their other pastry's! read more

Dahlia Bakery - THE BEST Apple fritter, sorry I ate before the camera - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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All the treats were amazing, but the price point was a bit steep. My friend highly recommended that I stop by since it was only a two-minute walk from my hotel. We picked up some treats to go before heading out on a hike to Snoqualmie Falls. The place was very busy at 8:00 AM on a Sunday, but the line moved fairly quickly, and the service was superb. read more

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This is amazing bakery. Close to the glass museum and space needle if you are in that area and looking for a snack. One thing to note is there's not much seating. The birthday cake cookie was so delicious and I loved the frosting on the inside. The perfect sugar cookie. Cheesecake also delicious. They are know for the coconut cream pie which we had at a restaurant in Seattle. A lot of local restaurants serve it, it's so good. They have it in multiple sizes and a mini truffle form. All the other baked goods looked amazing as well but I would definitely recommend the birthday cookie. I doubt you will get anything bad here. They also have lunch and breakfast. read more

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Came to Dahlia Bakery for coffee and breakfast before work. I got a latte and a mochi donut. The latte was very unremarkable. Nothing wrong with it, but absolutely nothing notable about it. I honestly was disappointed by it but perhaps it was my choice in drink. The mochi donut was very tasty, and I'm a big fan of these style of donuts. However, I can say it wasn't "hot out of the oven." Calling it stale would be too harsh, but it wasn't fresh baked. I did not realize these are gluten free before I got them and I'm not a GF person, but I still enjoyed it. The only annoyance was due to the layout there aren't a lot of good places to stand while you wait for your food. Felt like I was in the way of the trash bins while I waited. Overall it's not a remarkable place in my opinion but I would go back due to the great location and convenience. read more

This is just a review for the coconut cream pie. I ordered a slice and it was quick and service was nice. It's probably the best coconut creme pie I've had and I really enjoyed the toasted big slices of coconut on top. It was rich and definitely sweet but not too overpowering, just a tad too sweet for me. I popped it into the fridge for a bit as well and it tasted even better cold read more

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So I didn't go here personally but someone brought beignets from here and they were so good! I'm not usually a sweets person and I never buy baked goods for myself, but they were good. Loved the raspberry (?) jam it came with! Reminded me of being in New Orleans. read more

While staying nearby, I passed by this bakery based on positive reviews. Food/drinks: Reviewers said there were plenty of gluten free options; I did not find them there. Instead, I was told my GF options were the donuts. I tried two -- the funfetti was fine, the early grey was strange. I also got a hot chocolate; it was underwhelming. Service: Okay. Not overly helpful but informative enough. Ambiance: The cafe side has a small seating area. There's a huge seating area attached to serious pie that looked open for seating in the morning. I can see why people like this place but if you're GF and want a pastry or fancy beverage, there are better options in the neighborhood. read more

Came for the breakfast sandwich, never coming back because of it! Wildly greasy, oil literally dripped all down my arm anytime I took a bite, and soaked all the napkins and pooled in a corner of the bag. The sausage had large chunks of gristle in it. The egg was overcooked. The English muffins were far larger than the sausage patty or egg. See photos! read more

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Here for a.l conference and stopped in for a quick breakfast with a colleague. I had a latte with hazelnut and biscuits and gravy. It was a bit pricey. I eill say the portion of biscuits and gravy could be shared if you're not for used on being stuffed. The coffee was potent but I could not taste the hazelnut (which was an uncharted). The gravy was rich and had a decent amount of sausage. The baked is rustic and very cute. In the morning you can sit on the pizza restaurant side to enjoy your order, otherwise, youd have to take it to go. Staff was kind and willing to answer questions. read more

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I had a chance to try Dahlia Bakery today and it was an awesome experience. For mochi donuts, different pastries and ofc delish bfast sandos this is a good spot to check out. The service is fast and the ambiance is quite inviting. For my order I got the bacon egg breakfast sandos and this was yummy. The bacon was plentiful and loved the sauce that was inside - it added lots of flavor in every bite. I also got a cookie - i think it was everything but popcorn (or something like that) and this was a unique cookie with lots of flavor. I would definitely recommend this one! Overall had a really good experience here! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Bacon and egg breakfast sando - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Pie wasn't that sweet which I liked, I thought it was overpriced, single donut for $5 and a slice of pie for $15. It might be debatable though bc the slice is pretty hefty. The pie was very light and fluffy but I don't personally think there was anything special to note. The donuts are baked, and even though it was mochi I thought it tasted more like a regular donut and rather bland. However the workers are very nice and the bakery feels very homey. read more

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Dahlia bakery is a well decorated bakery with gluten free options. I tried their mochi donuts recently. They don't taste exactly like other mochi donuts I've had in the past (though, I don't think those (mochinut) are 100% gluten free), but they are pretty good! My favorite one I tried was chocolate hazelnut. For those who haven't tried mochi donuts, the texture is bouncier(?) than a regular donuts (due to the rice flour). read more

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Dahlia Bakery is one of Chef Tom Douglas' restaurants. They have been serving fresh baked goods for YEARS and are most famous for their Triple Coconut Cream Pie which goes for $58 for a 9" pie or $15 a slice. They also have Coco Pie Bites for $6 each. I've had their pie before a few years back and it is definitely a coconut lover's dream- rich, creamy, and full of fresh coconut flavor in a buttery crust. I stopped by last week for breakfast on a way to a conference and decided to try their breakfast sandwich. For breakfast sandwich options, they offer one with ham, one with bacon, one with egg, and one with veggies. I opted for the VEGGIE AND EGG SANDWICH ($13.99 plus tax and tip). The VEGGIE AND EGG SANDWICH was absolutely delicious and had mushrooms, kale, truffle cheese, fried egg, black pepper aioli, toasted english muffin. The black pepper aioli, in particular, was PHENOMENAL and I enjoyed the earthy tastes of the mushrooms and truffle cheese. The english muffin was freshly made and toasted to perfection. This is definitely NOT your average McMuffin (and the price reflects it too). Was a sandwich that fit in your palm worth almost $15? Probably not, but this was a one-time treat worth the splurge. I also tried a bite of my friend's KOREAN GARLIC CROISSANT, which was one of the workers' favorites. It was a fresh croissant overfilled with a fresh savory and sweet garlic cream cheese. It was very unique, rich, and full of flavor. She grabbed the last one in the case at around 8:30am if that tells you anything about how popular they are! Service was alright. My coworker ordered ahead online and it took a while for her to get her order. However, my order came out within 10 minutes after ordering. As far as atmosphere, their bakery is very small with little seating. However, they share a venue with the pizza restaurant, Serious Pie, and although seating is reserved for Serious Pie guests first, you can sit in their area if it's not busy or not in use. Overall: 4/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 4/5 for atmosphere read more

Dahlia Bakery - Veggie & Egg Sandwich ($13.99) - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Looking for the best breakfast sandwich in Seattle? Look no further than Dahlia. We tried the ham and egg breakfast sandwich and the bacon and egg both were AMAZING! A freshly baked muffin, thick cut bacon, perfectly cooked egg, delicious aioli sauce, and arugula = the perfect breakfast sandwich. We also got the 6 count of freshly made deep fried donuts with cinnamon. These are also a must order with jam and whip cream they are the perfect way to end your breakfast. Service was great but if you go after 11 there isn't much indoor seating. There are a few tables outside but when cold not really an option. In terms of price I agree with the other reviews that it's a bit spendy but honestly I'm happy to pay it with the quality of food I received. This place is a solid 5/5 read more

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Stopped by Dahlia Bakery randomly to get quick bite and the burrata focaccia sandwich was the highlight. The focaccia was soft yet chewy, perfectly holding the creamy burrata and fresh, flavorful toppings. Matcha Oh mochi donut was mediocre though to me. Overall, worth a stop if you're in the area. read more

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I like the ambience and the food. I wanted something healthy, so I got the Jose's hash with a side of soup. It was good. Next time, I'll try their donuts and update my review. read more

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Completely obsessed with this place. I travel for work so I'm in Seattle twice a year or so. I volunteer for these trips because of this place's avocado toast. It's that addictive! They add lemon or lime to the avocado, spread it across the most chewy, delicious piece of (maybe) wheat bread, top it with fried chickpeas and chili flakes. GET. IT. I also recently got a Chai with a shot of espresso and it didn't disappoint. My colleague got the egg and cheese sandwich which I tried and was also another banger. The cheese they use is sharp and nutty, and it makes the sandwich a knockout breakfast item. If you're in Seattle make time to go to this place! read more

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Stopped by on a Saturday around 11am for a quick snack. Short line that was quick. Got the earl grey mochi doughnut and an olive fossette. Overall, the baked goods were fine, definitely on the pricey side. Not sure I'd be back, given other options in the immediate area. read more

Omg so good!!! I have had other mochi donuts and I wasn't the biggest fan of because they were so chewy, but I did not feel that way about this one at all. It was so good! And the texture was fine not too chewy at all. I LOVE that they are gluten free, they had some other gluten free options as well. I will be coming back my next trip to seattle! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Mochi donut - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Mortadella, pesto, and sun dried tomato sandwich. I got some peanut butter cookies too. And a cookie punch card! Perfect. read more

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This place remains a gem. Today I noticed some fun treats that aren't on the daily menu that looked really good. Among them were an Apple fritter (it's small but looks amazing), a fresh peach tart and a toasted marshmallow s'mores cookie. I didn't get any but I'm glad there was more variety. Recently I've had the Turkey pozole which isn't traditional in the ways I've had it before but still really good. The corn salad is very good as well. I did also try the biscuits and gravy and they weren't bad but had a lot of fennel. A lot of things here have a lot of fennel and it's just not my jam. If you like it, you'll probably like them. read more

Really wanted to like this place but their attention to detail was sadly concerning. I ordered delivery and wasn't impressed. Will maybe try again for dine in. I Ordered the Burrata Foccacia Sandwich (v) -received the turkey BLT...perfect for a vegetarian...NOT. I called the store and turns out the mistake was due to " + avocado" was written on the togo box (I added avocado to the sandwich) however this was misinterpreted by the kitchen as "Turkey Avocado" =(. Also tried the "Homemade Dahlia Donuts (v)" - literally just deep fried biscuit dough- meh. read more

The breakfast sandwich was a bit pricey, but it surely was tasty! Curious about the ingredients, I got the Ham and Egg sandwich, which came with Black Forest ham, fried egg, melted Swiss cheese, jam, arugula, and apple mustard on a toasted English muffin. At fifteen dollars for the sandwich alone, it's not something I would buy on repeat, but I am glad I tried it this time. It was a very delicious combination of flavors! The pastry selection looked good - particularly the pies. I had already had coffee by the time I came in, but I would totally come back another time to try their coffee along with a slice of pie. read more

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We came on a Sunday morning around 8am. And it was hopping! Everyone was enjoying their baked goods. There were a lot of people so service wasn't spectacular but it wasn't bad either. We got the donuts - they were warm and fresh. Reminded me of beighnets. They are better when eaten warm/fresh, not cold. It was a great treat while we were walking around downtown Seattle! read more

The fossette was brilliant. Just something that was next level in taste and execution. Great breakfast spot. Breakfast * Fossette with blistered tomatoes, roasted garlic, and basil (Excellent) read more

Dahlia Bakery - Fossette with blistered tomatoes, roasted garlic, and basil. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I went here on a Sunday 11am and the lines were pretty long. It was the brunch rush, which died down around 12pm when a lot of the pastries run out. It took about 15 minutes to order, and we got the bacon breakfast sandwich, coconut cream pie slice, and a seasonal "everything but the popcorn" cookie. About $30+ for these were a bit pricey, since the coconut cream pie slice was $13 already, which is okay but it is quite steep. The bacon breakfast sandwich is fairly delicious, a bit small but hearty. I liked the arugula that came with it. The coconut cream pie slice was very heavy and rich, and I tapped out after a few bites because it was just too heavy for me. It is a good enough portion for at least 3 people to share. If you go solo, they do have coconut cream pie bites for $5 that is way smaller and you get to try their famous coconut cream pie. The seasonal "everything but the popcorn cookie" was quite unique: it is a cookie with potato chips, M&M, toffee, and pretzel, and we got the last ones of the batch for the day. The cookie tastes interesting, but I was not a fan of it being very hard to chew - it was like brick. For $4, the creativity is there but I expected a better texture. Overall, this is a hyped up bakery but it is bit overhyped for my tastes. This is just simply a place to check off the list. read more

Dahlia Bakery - Everything but the pretzel seasonal cookie, coconut cream pie - IG @bougiefoodieboi - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Incredible cold brew coffee, but the size was a wee bit small for the price. Friendly staff and good service. read more

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Service is always so friendly and incredibly. It's our daughter's favorite spot to pick dinner.

Came here with my parents for a cute little Saturday brunch. Weather was impeccable so we chose to sit outside. The line was super long, but seating wasn't too packed (bc most people take to go) and the food was worth the wait. This is definitely on the pricier side, but everything we ordered came out so fresh tasting. Took around 15-20 minutes to receive our food after ordering. Definitely recommend their veggie egg sandwich. The salad was also incredible. I will come back here to try more options. read more

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The service was great. My friend and I asked questions that were met with kind informative answers. The restaurant is small but big because it shares a space with a pizza restaurant (my favorite too). I ordered the tomato soup and the small was huge! The crouton bread that came with it, was buttery and crisp. I could have had another serving to eat by itself. We also ordered cookies for dessert. Well, the next time I am in Seattle, I know at least one stop for food that I will be making.! read more

Dahlia Bakery - Tomato soup with croutons - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington