Pros: + Amazing cake flavors - alwasy unique/out of the box varietes + My favorite flavors: London Fog and the Pistacchio Rose + Generous slices: Yes, each slice is as big as my head, so there is always more than enough to share + Flavorful without being too sweet Cons - Limited parking - Long wait times for some of the more crowded flavors - Popular flavors can sell out overtime IG: AndTheNextAdventureBegins read more

We came on a Sunday afternoon and it was our first visit to this location. Parking was very difficult. The inside of the shop was very bland and very warm. It was quite busy and no one had cake. They were clearly fielding both pick up whole cake orders and walk in slice orders but it seemed very poorly organized and managed. It took almost 20 minutes to get our two slices. The lemon cake was fine but a little too much frosting to cake ratio and not enough lemon flavor. The raspberry mocha fudge was good but nothing special. Wasn't super impressed by the whole experience and won't be coming here again. read more

Deep sea sugar and salt has been a staple for many years. The cake has been exactly the dessert I want. Not too cakey. Not too sweet. Just right. While I always love their cakes, their location is a bit challenging and their wait times have increased. There's limited parking for the shop which makes it harder to stop by than before. I also didn't appreciate this past time waiting for 15 minutes for two cake slices. To me that's kind of crazy. While there were a couple of larger orders ahead if me, I still don't think it should take that long to get cake. On most days, I would give 5/5 just based on their cake. Today I was disappointed by how long it took especially when I saw the workers just talking amongst themselves. read more

05/21/2026 My friend heard good things about the cake here, so we stopped by to grab a couple slices. They are large, shareable slices. All of the flavors looked so good. We decided on the two specials of the month - Passionfruit Fudge and Key Lime Graham. We asked for the two to be packaged separately. I appreciate that they lined both the bottom and the top of the slices with parchment paper, so it transported well. Both flavors were so good! The passionfruit fudge was decadent but hard to resist! We had leftovers that we ate the next day, and they were still good. The combo of passionfruit and chocolate seemed weird to me at first, but somehow it worked. With the key lime, the cake was soaked in a honey syrup. It wasn't overly sweet, which was a good balance with the other components. I would definitely go back to try other flavors! read more

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After talking about visiting Deep Sea Sugar & Salt for what feels like years, we finally stopped by. Since we were celebrating my friend's birthday this weekend, she wanted to enjoy slices of cake with her friends and family here! Deep Sea Sugar & Salt is located in Georgetown; a more industrial area of Seattle. There was a small parking lot that is shared with some other local businesses in the area. I ordered a slice of the London Fog. My sister ordered a slice of Lemon Cream. My friend ordered the Strawberry Shortcake and Chocolate Blackout. Her parents ordered the Carrot Pineapple. All the cakes were absolutely delicious and HUGE. It was even bigger than I had imagined and seen online. The cakes were sweet and moist. Sweeter than I preferred, but it was great regardless. Definitely would not eat the slice in one sitting. The space is fairly large; with inside and outside seating. It was a nice day out, so we sat outside on one of the picnic tables. There is also free water provided for customers. You will need some water to go down with the cake! read more

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Came here for a little sweet treat before an MD appt. I had been seeing Deep Sea Sugar and Salt on my social media, so I had it on places to see. I would say one unfortuate thing with this place is the parking. The free parking is very small, there is some spots around the patio, but when we got there it was all full. There is a lot adjacent to their lot, but you have to pay and it was about 5$ for 30 minutes! Luckily someone was leaving so we managed to snag a spot. Lots of cake options when you walk in. They do not have "fancy" coffee drinks, but basic hot or iced coffee, tea, water and alcohol. Nice inside area as well as nice outdoor patio, part is covered, part is open. Average slice of cake is about $11, and you can also order cakes for a celebration. We had the 11 lb porter cake and the Lemon-nilla meringue cake, both were delicious. The chocolate cake was very rich and the meringue was piled high on the other. We had to try to only eat half and then saved the half for the next day! Staff was friendly. read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Lemon-Nila Meringue Cake and 11lb Porter Chocolate cake - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Finally got around to trying this place out! The cashier lady was so sweet! Inside had seating and water for customers. When learning they're sold out of the PB&J, I asked the cashier which slice I should get with the options I gave her. She suggested the salted caramel slice. The salted caramel slice was really gross. As if it was or almost foul. The cake had a flavor of acidity and expiration. Maybe thought there was rum or some type of alcohol in the slice, but there isn't. I was happy when they gave an extra caramel slice on the house but after a bite, no thank you. I couldn't finish the bite & it really disappointed us as it was my bf's birthday celebration. The cupcake was quite delicious as it had a nutty texture jam on the inside. Cake was soft, wasn't so sweet and loved the mixture of texture. The seasonal key lime slice was yummy. Super light graham cake flavor, good dense cake. Not so flavorful but it wasn't as disappointing as the other one. The lime flavor was the only star of the slice. After being excited to try this place for months, and after so many attempts at trying this bakery- this may not be a go to spot for me. Avg $11-11.50 per slice read more

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Who doesn't love a huge piece of cake??! After hearing multiple people recommend this place to me, I had to give it a try. I don't really have a sweet tooth so I was a bit worried that I would find all the pieces too sweet, but I was pleasantly surprised! I came at 4:30pm on a Saturday and a lot of the flavors were unfortunately sold out. I ended up getting a slice of the banana coffee caramel and a slice of lemon cream to share with my boyfriend. My favorite was the banana coffee caramel slice and I will be thinking about this for a long time because it was so good! The coffee cream on top was delightfully bold and it balanced the banana cake taste. The piece was really sweet but I think all of the flavors helped add much needed depth. Both slices of cake were really moist. The lemon cake tasted very classic but I wish it was a bit more tart. The olive oil cake aspect elevated the cake from being a basic lemon cake. There is indoor and outdoor seating. I liked the color scheme of the indoor seating area and I felt that there were a lot of places to sit. The service was to the point and the cake slices were brought out promptly. Overall, this place is great if you have a sweet tooth. The cake is expensive but depending on the flavor you get it could be worth it. I would come back to try the carrot cake and other seasonal flavors! read more

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I dragged my foodie friend here with me on a sunny Saturday around 2pm during the Georgetown Carnival for some sweets from a place I heard through IG and kept stagnant on my radar for far too long. The inside literally is a garage for a house, as the two big windows on the left-hand side of the entrance are essentially garage doors, kinda like the interior of The Flour Box. There's merch on the same side, and on the right-hand side is the counter along with all their cake offerings. They serve some drinks here as well if you're not in the mood for sweets; otherwise prepare to be filled up here even though it's just desserts... I'm not sure if there was a way yo sample each of the cakes, since my friend and I were tempted for nearly ever flavor they had. We eventually settled on their ricotta coffee caramel cake, which comes with coffee CCF (cream cheese frosting according to staff), coffee syrup, caramel marscarpone (a kind of cheese found in tiramisu-like desserts like this one) and vanilla whip. For $11 before tax, this slice is deceptively huge and filling and overly rich in flavor for both me and my friend, essentially making it hard to finish in even two sittings if you're not into foods that fill you up too fast. From the ingredients and the mouthfeel I got when eating this, it's very cheesy... so much so that the bread layer became my palette cleanser, and even that part was relatively sweet in an already very sweet cake. Regardless, I got the nice coffee espresso tones along with some caramel in the brown layers of the cake. I eventually left those parts and the vanilla whip unfinished while eating the rest of the bread. Water, napkins and utensils are all self-serve here, and are located near the garbage and plate areas. I come across Georgetown and pass this place very often, and they have a wide selection of cakes to try so I'll still make more trips back here to try something else from them. read more

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My husband and I absolutely love their London Fog cake. My husband is Japanese and doesn't like things too sweet, but this is his favorite cake. He also hates to spend a lot on desserts and he will splurge to get a piece of cake. The slices are pretty big so one slice will usually be a treat for us twice, sharing it. Though we both agree that we think the slices aren't as big as before. We used to be able to nibble 3 times on the cake slices instead of twice. We are actually considering just buying a full cake to save on cost and freeze it and thaw whenever we want a special treat or for celebrations. Anyway, we super love this cake and highly recommend it. read more

I don't get to Georgetown much so when I passed through earlier this summer it seemed like a great excuse to stop by Deep Sea Sugar & Salt, which I have fond memories of from past visits. I had not been to the "new" space; it's clean and pleasant with lots of places to sit (although all were occupied). It was quite busy and they were already out of many options despite it not being very late, but still had lots of good choices. The line moved quickly. But as I looked around, I realized almost no one had cake and everyone looked like they had been waiting for some time. I kid you not, we waited for over 30 minutes (I really think it was closer to 40)!!! Is the cake being made to order?? What is going on? We had one seasonal slice which was great and a cookies and cream which was so not to our liking that we threw it out after a couple of bites (unpleasant flavor and texture). It seems like selections are very hit or miss, which is challenging given the long wait times and high prices. Still worth a stop if in the area but choose wisely and budget lots of time! read more

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I've decided that my new favorite things here- the best things here...are the cake cups. The banana tres leches cake cup with Oreo was really incredible (from two months ago) and this month, the chocolate raspberry cake cup with Oreo was equally impressive. I love that these are more contingent on what's available/ left. Definitely ate the whole thing, definitely didn't feel as bad as I usually do if I eat a whole slice. read more

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The London Fog cake is probably the best cake ever. It's quite rich though but worth a trip to Georgetown! I was actually trying to get a whole cake the day of and those things go fast! It's nice to try out different flavors as well as their seasonal cakes. The service is fast and they have some cozy areas to sit and hang out. read more

Two slices of cake plus a cupcake ended up costing over $30ish. The ginger molasses cupcake was doable, not overwhelmingly sweet to the point where you couldn't finish it. Their cake slices are sized like two typical slices combined, so I'd recommend sharing one if you're getting a cake slice rather than a cupcake. Unless you loveeee sugarrr! That said, the ginger molasses slice cake was far too sweet for me. My partner and I both took two small bites and couldn't continue. It honestly felt like eating two big spoonfuls of brown sugar. One compliment I'll give them is that the cake is very moist. The London Fog cake wasn't too bad. It wasn't overly sweet and was fairly tolerable, with a mild hint of Earl Grey. I probably won't come back unless I'm sharing a cupcake with someone, since the cake slices are too expensive for what they are. Also, a heads-up, some of the cakes on display may look like there's only one slice left, but they actually have more in the back kitchen. read more

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YUM!!! I learned about Deep Sea when I was on Instagram. The cakes looked so good that I had to go try them. I couldn't put it into action for a few months because Georgetown is far from Ballard, where I'm based, and I had no idea what the neighborhood is like. Anyways, on my birthday morning, I decided to give it a try because I had to be in a nearby area in the afternoon for another event. And it didn't disappoint! I went in thinking I want to get a cupcake and a cake slice, but the cake options looked better than the cupcakes so I ended up with two slices of cake. With coffee, it came to a hefty price of $30. I thought I wouldn't go over $30, but Seattle tax is freaking hefty so that was why. For coffee options, they only offer self served drip coffee for $4.5. I'm happy with my drip coffee, it was good, but I wish they didn't jack up the coffee price, because the cake is expensive already and you're pouring the drink yourself. I just assumed it's bottomless coffee. I bought the chocolate blackout and the carrot cake. I love it when bakeries don't put coconut flakes in the carrot cake because that's my least favorite thing. They were both great. Chocolate cake flavor is kind of monotonous so I found myself getting bored of it fairly quickly. Also, I'm not sure if I like the taste of chocolate cream cheese frosting. In my opinion, the chocolate and cheese flavors were a bit too much. Carrot cake was so, so good. They do their plain cream cheese frosting great. There is a good amount of seats indoor and I saw there are some seats right outside as well. I wonder bikers take a cake break here, because the neighborhood seemed bike friendly. Staff was nice and helpful. I brought a large Tupperware with me because I knew I won't finish it in one sitting. Initially, I asked the cakes to go and they put each slice in individual compostable boxes. I'm not a huge fan of those boxes because it can come undone easily for the cakes to fly out, and they're bulky. Fortunately, they wrapped the slices with two wax papers, so I was able to move them into the Tupperware easily. As stated earlier, I did get a little bored of the chocolate cake, but the cakes still tasted well the next day from the fridge and I was happy I got to enjoy them over a long time. read more

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Cakes are really flavorful with a perfectly moist crumb. The frosting tastes really good to the point that I indulged rather than scrape it off. We tried the triple chocolate, blackberry pistachio, London fog, and coffee cardamom. All of them were so unique and yummy and I'd want to try the other flavors they have. 4 large slices were about $50. Service was incredibly slow on the day we went - even though we ordered in advance for pick up, we had to wait in line and then wait for them to go in the back to get the slices which took a few minutes. 4/5 factoring every thing all together/ including price, service, and flavors. read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Cookies and cream cup cake 5/5 - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

So once a year during November I come here for one reason and one reason only. The Hazelnut Chocolate cake, it is beyond amazing, a seasonal cake (hazelnut season) that is decadent chocolate with coffee and hazelnut that you simply cannot get enough of. We also had the London Fog (an earl grey tea cake) and a beautiful ricotta and berry olive oil cake. I love their newer place since you can actually sit to eat your cake and they also make pick up super easy (window was closed at the time but usually you can just pick up from there. Service does need to improve just because we had a pre order and for anyone to actually notice us took way too long (everything was paid we just needed the cakes to be brought to us) read more

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The cakes and cupcakes are fantastic! However, the coffee and tea are what you'd get in a small company's break room: coffee from a thermos, no decaf, the thermos water for tea was lukewarm. How about some espresso??? A great baker with no business sense must have started this place, and unfortunately it won't last long. read more

The value is not here. $11-12 per slice. Their slices of cake are so thin for the cost. We ordered three different slices and among those three the slices were not even evenly proportioned. I might've been able to get past that if the cake was the best thing ever, but it unfortunately wasn't. They do serve drip coffee which looked like self-serve type station by the napkins and utensils. Who knows how fresh that was. Somewhat off-putting. I looked around and nobody had any drinks at all so I did not order one. Milk would've been great, but I saw someone else's almost $3 shot glass of milk and couldn't do it out of principal. Lol Not a setting that encourages or invites you to want to hang out here. The space felt somewhat cold and uninviting...or as another reviewer mentioned, a bit sterile. Chocolate Salted Caramel: Too sweet. I love caramel, but nothing about it was memorable enough for me to order this again. Chocolate Blackout: If you like a good, basic, moist chocolate cake then this is the one for you. Not the best chocolate cake for $11 though. Vanilla Bean Custard: We liked this one, but anything cream cheese tastes good to be honest. The cream cheese frosting tasted pretty good, but it's again too sweet and the ratio of frosting to actual cake was unevenly balanced. Too much frosting vs. actual cake. Not to mention this was the thinnest slice of cake I think I've ever received eating out and definitely for this price point. It was worth a try once for us. Didn't stand up to the hype. The signage on the door says "Ice" is not welcome, but then inside the shop there is another sign by the entry to behind the counter saying something like only residents and invited guests, below which then says something like we welcome all illegals and refugees. Kind of contradictory and weird, but whatever. Reminds me of the signage in DTLA for parking where you can't figure out what the hell it's saying and end up getting a ticket anyway. Lol Parking: Weirdly there is mostly just pay parking spots available. A few spaces along the front of the storefront might be free. We just ran in and out. read more

The best cake I've had in years. I had been lamenting my cake journey in Seattle when I was recommended to check out Deep Sea Sugar & Salt and wow am I grateful I did. Wide variety of of cakes slices (something for everyone!), perfect moisture & also the perfect balance of rich in flavor but like not too sweet. read more

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Love trying new dessert places around Seattle! Took the bus here and it was easy to reach, even though it's far out. The cake was moist and the cream cheese frosting was amazing. One slice can be shared among multiple people, it's so big! Inside the ambiance is cozy with enough seating. read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Chocolate malted milk cake - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Hella good cake. Choosing took FOREVER. I ended up choosing the most decadent salted caramel chocolate cake. Indulgent enough for my hubby who loves chocolate, yet magically not too heavy for someone finicky with chocolate like me. I also got a slice of the earl grey. One of the best cream cheese frostings ever. Looking forward to my next visit. read more

service was friendly, cake took a minute but it looked they probably had quite a few online orders they were handling. i got the london fog and it was good! it wasn't too sweet, i loved the cream cheese icing. it was also nice and moist i believe they soak their cakes which i love, but the center was a lot more moist while the edges were a lot more dry. would definitely love to come back and try a sweeter flavor ! very good little sweet treat stop read more

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I finally tried Deep Sea after hearing about it for so long. There's a small and tight parking lot immediately in the Deep Sea lot and then a roomy paid lot next to it. Inside has lots of seating and there's outside seating as well. They display their available cake in the window so you can see all the flavors there. At $11 to $11.50 per slice, Deep Sea made it worth it. There's many tiers to their slices/cakes so one slice is enough for 2-3 people. The cakes were moist with unique flavors but pretty forward on the cream cheese icing. Highly recommend stopping by especially if they have an interesting flavor. Also recommend coming early before they sell out of slices for the day. PS if you need a full cake, order well ahead. They were even unavailable 3 weeks before the event I needed it for. read more

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When I drove up and saw how busy it was I got excited. I thought, 'wow! This place must be amazing since there's a lot of people standing in line and there was a 20-minute wait to get your cake order!' The people working when I went were friendly and pleasant with the customers. Kinda dark inside, nothing to write home about, but I didn't come here for the look of the place. I raced home to dig into the cakes because I'd heard so much about the place and the reviews looked good. I was so disappointed! Let's take the chocolate first - looks wet/dense, texture was kinda sticky, flavor wasn't all that pleasant. The buttercream was good though! The next cake had a similar texture, and flavor. The buttercream, again, was delicious, but the rose colored buttercream on top rivaled eating an actual rose petal - it was that forward in flavor - so unpleasant. Won't be returning, but will head to my own kitchen instead. Their price points don't match the flavor points, IMO. read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Chocolate Blackout Cake and Strawberry Cardamom Cake slices - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I never thought I'd give two stars to a cake shop, but the cake just wasn't good at all. Chocolate salted caramel: tasted very...acrid. There was an overwhelming like, sour dough flavor. And the caramel tastes straight up burnt. Chocolate blackout cake: I used to live in NYC. I love a Brooklyn Blackout cake. I have even eaten an entire 4" cake from Two Little Red Hens, lol. This cake was a major letdown. Similarly acrid. And dense and somehow both revoltingly bitter and sickly sweet. Two stars because the ingredients seemed good quality. But the flavor of these cakes....absolutely not for me. My partner didn't like the cakes either, and they are not picky in any way. We had to throw them out. read more

We heard about this cake spot on IG. Everything you have heard(everything good) is true!! We had the chocolate salted caramel cake and apple spice chai cake and our mini had chocolate cupcake. The cakes were so moist and full of delicious flavor. I'm typically not a frosting person but the frosting on all of the cakes was far from better than my normal buttercream or Betty Crocker experience. This place is dessert ELEVATED!! The shop has a very cool vibe and has seating inside and outdoor. The only challenge you may have on a busy Saturday is parking. But don't worry, there are some options including a pay lot. The service was amazing! Even with a the busy weekend rush, they were all smiling and being so helpful with recommendations. Expect to pay about $11/per slice. A little pricey but I'like my baby said " it's cake heaven." read more

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I've heard so many wonderful things about this business that I vowed to stop if ever we made it back to Airport Way S. That's today. Different baked goods, the big draw being cupcakes and cakes, whole or slices. The slices are very big so we split one. Know that it's quite pricey, too. Our slice of London Fog was so impressive, I feel it justified the cost. The workers are decent enough. Busy. Plenty of paid parking (I had to). But like all the great ones, get there early as you can to get the good stuff! 06/25 read more

Delicious cupcakes and cake. Efficient counter service and open welcoming interior. I have had their slices and enjoyed many of them. Not everything is going to meet my personal tastes, i think there is something for everyone here. read more

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Stopped by after brunch to satisfy my sweet tooth and tried the cookies and cream cake while my boyfriend went for the s'mores cupcake. The cookies and cream cake was great! It was moist and not too sweet. I love dark chocolate cakes. I'll definitely be coming back for another slice or to try a new flavor. The s'mores cupcake was a bit dry for my taste. The shop itself is spacious with plenty of seating and a really cute, cozy interior--great for hanging out or catching up with friends. I do wish they served lattes or coffee drinks to pair with the desserts, but overall, it was a great experience. I'll definitely be back! read more

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I have wanted to buy from Deep Sea Sugar & Salt for eons. They are quite far, and the cake slices sell out early. I didn't want to go all the way there and walk around empty handed. With a combo Thanksgiving and birthday celebration, I pre-ordered the one dozen of London Fog (Earl Grey flavor) cupcakes. The pickup process was swift and easy. They opened on a Wednesday, a day normally closed, to accommodate the Thanksgiving pickups. It was quite literally a 120-seconds pickup. They didn't sell any single slices on the Wed; I didn't get to try anything else. They are booked far in advance during holiday season. For example, it is Dec 19th as of this writing; they are fully booked for Christmas orders. The next availability is after Christmas break on Dec 28th. Our dozen London Fog cupcakes were a hit at Thanksgiving dinner. The adults vocally liked it better than the college age young adults. The grandpa, who is normally nonchalant, was particularly enthusiastic for it. That was fun to watch. The 1 dozen cupcakes costed $60. It was money well spent. read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Dozen London Fog (Earl Grey) Cupcakes, $60 - 5 Stars - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been wanting to try the cake here for so long and finally got the chance to recently. The cake, despite being on the pricier side, is totally worth it! My sister and I walked in wanting a different flavor, however they were sold out of most flavors and got the funfetti cake. It was so delicious, the cake and frosting ratio and sweetness balances each other out and the texture of the cake is fluffy, slightly dense, and melts in the mouth. My sister isn't a big cake person but was pleasantly surprised by how much she enjoyed the cake. There is limited seating inside, but we were able to sit on the couch and eat. There was also a slight like on a Sunday afternoon, but the line moved quickly. I'm excited to go back and try more slices of cake! read more

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Local gem bake shop serving up delicious layered cakes with rotating options to try. Cake slices are available for sale. Each time I have been in the line is to the door as they do their best to get to everyone. You must pay for parking as spots onsite are very limited. 3 slices of cakes was about $37 with tip. The layered lemon goodness today was worth the cost & wait and we will definitely be back! read more

Deep Sea Sugar & Salt - Lemon layered cake - Custom Cakes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The first time I tasted a slice of Deep Sea Sugar & Salt all of the neurons and transmitters in my brain lit up like a Christmas tree! I knew from the very first bite of their lemon cream cake that I'd found something extra special. Nothing compares to the delicious layering of ricotta, lemon curd and lemon mascarpone cream, topped with cream cheese frosting. Simply divine! You'll definitely want to bring a date, these slices of cake are epic! There are so many delightful flavors and inventive creations to choose from, I'd suggest viewing their menu ahead of time. You won't want to hold up the line like I did, spiraling in indecision. I appreciate establishments that rotate their menu, allowing them to use seasonal, local ingredients harvested when their flavor hits a high note of perfection. But don't worry, some of their most popular flavors are available month to month. Be sure to check out the London Fog cake, it's one of my favorites. Deep Sea Sugar & Salt recently moved to a new location in Georgetown, so be sure to travel to their Airport Way South address as you may find conflicting information elsewhere on the internet. The new location has more parking spaces, and much, much more seating. read more

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Deep Sea offers some unique flavors and some beautiful cakes and cupcakes. Most of them taste just as good as they look though I was a bit disappointed in the London Fog as I thought the flavor just didn't come through enough but that could just be a me problem as I love me some earl grey. I recommend ordering ahead as they can sell out. It's cute and quaint inside and can be a nice place to hang out while sharing some cake. Definitely recommend checking out. read more

I brought a friend to try the cake. We arrived towards the end of the day, and enjoyed the outdoor seating on a sunny summer day. We shared a slice of Lemon Cream, which is very lemon-y, the lemon curd and cream cheese is a great combo. $11+tax isn't cheap for a thin slice of cake (I feel like the cake slice is thinner than when they were at the old location). read more

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Amazing cakes, pricey but so worth it. It can be a challenge to buy one -- you have to reserve cakes on-line well in advance. If all you want is a cupcake or a slice, getting there early can mean you get lucky -- but they do run out quickly. Basically, their cakes are so in demand that you have to make an effort to get a cake, or even a slice. That said, we go back again and again. What they offer frequently changes -- some of our favorites have been London Fog (Earl Grey tea flavors), Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Bean ... but you have to see what they have and go for it. The interior is now accessible -- it used to be that one waited in line outside forever, but now the inside is separate from the delivery window which is in an exterior wall. Once you've either decided to risk whatever they have on hand for the day's first-come-first-served approach, you take your chance -- or if you've reserved in advance (and you may not get lucky on your first try), then picking up at the window is easy. We love their cakes -- there is nothing low-calorie about them, and they are incredible! read more

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Such a wonderful place for fresh yummy cake. Have never had a bad flavor. This used to be every ones birthday cake on their special day when I worked in Georgetown, read more

I am not sure what expectations I had but we went a little before closing on a Sunday, and the line was out the door. They have the menu on the wall with the flavors available and as well as their seasonal flavors. They also some of the cakes on display so that you can see what they look like with a description of the cake itself. The line did move very fast and there is seating there to enjoy the cakes in house. You do bus your own table when done. We ordered a few slices and they were all delicious and decadent. The salted caramel with a nice caramel glaze, this was on the sweeter side. The butterfinger seemed to the same chocolate cake but the icing and peanut butter made this one of my favorite slices. There were also small specs of butterfinger candies in it. The strawberry shortcake was really good as well. The icing was light and the perfectly complimented the cake and strawberry filling. The slices are around the $10+ mark for each slice and they also offer small cupcakes. We had plenty leftover and took the cakes home. They are most definitely better served chilled than at room temperature. read more

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I was finally able to try this infamous cake shop! I did an online pick up order for my slices which was super easy inconvenience. When I arrived, it definitely was busy, but the line move fast and the employees were efficient. The only downside is there isn't much parking, and you do have to pay for parking in some spits. I tried the lemon cream and pink champagne. Both were sooo good. It's soaked so it is very rich, juicy, and filling. If you want more of a fluffy texture this isn't for you. I will be going back to try more flavors! read more