We split the garlic mozzarella with cream cheese and it was well toasted! There was only one worker…read moreso it took a minute for her to take orders and prepare things, but she was very polite and efficient. There's a few different toppings too if you want something more substantive. It's just a little stall in the market so if you want to sit, you gotta find seating behind one of the booths. Would recommend!

We found this at pikes farmers market and it didn't not disappoint. We got the Everything Bagel…read morewith cream cheese. It was delicious and well done. The service was friendly and told is alittle about the area and some must sees in the area. The vibe at Pikes Market always seems to be high energy and fun to be apart of. We are definitely comeing back here again.

It's a nice, clean, modern bakery, but the space is very small and there's no seating so it's…read morereally more of a grab-and-go spot. I was craving a croissant, so I ordered a plain one. I had planned to eat it there, but they didn't have a microwave or toaster to warm it up, which was a bit disappointing since it was served cold. Unfortunately, the croissant tasted pretty average similar to something you'd find at a grocery store. It didn't feel special or stand out in any way. Overall, it was just okay, and I don't think I'd come back.

Cozy cafe (window front counter. standing only, if you decide to eat in). Clean interior with a…read moreview of the kitchen inner workings from the street as you walk by. Charming barista and his colleague thoughtfully cut our sandwich in half and served in separate bags when we mentioned we'd be sharing it. Beautifully crafted croissant with great texture. Good quality ham and cheese, and just the right amount on the sandwich. That being said, this treat sneaks up on you. Don't be fooled - it is RICH in buttery goodness. As is the chocolate chip cookie that I couldn't resist. The latte is also a nice solid coffee flavor. Simple menu, but everything is done with obvious care, and the pricing is more than fair.

Super delicious sandwiches, bagels, wraps, and of course their Vietnamese coffee! Staff was very…read morewarm and friendly, can tell they put a lot of love into their food. A nice lowkey vibe at the restaurant, but still had many customers. Updating - Had to come back for a second day in a row because their breakfast was just too good! Their tuna melt is great, very filling.

Cafe Artisan serves fantastic banh mis! The bread was super crispy and not too thick and the…read moregrilled pork was juicy and full of flavor. I also really enjoyed their house sauce, I feel like most banh mi shops just put mayo on their banh mi but Cafe Artisan's house sauce includes garlic and some other spices that I thought added a lot of flavor to the overall sandwich. My two recent banh mis were in SF (Saigon, L&G) and this is quite a bit better than both of them; I actually enjoyed eating this sandwich beyond its nutritional value. Overall, the banh mi is quite cheap for downtown Seattle food ($12), portions are large (especially the meat), and it's quite tasty - highly recommend! The cafe is pretty quiet and most people seem to do takeout. The staff are super nice and friendly. There are other sandwiches aside from banh mis here, might try them next time (and will update this review if I do). 4.6/5

Even on a Friday morning with a crowded market we were served quickly. We kept it simple and each…read moregrabbed a filled croissant. The croissant was flaky and buttery, not chewy or overdone. The ham in the ham and Swiss croissant was a bit tough, but nothing too noticeable. For $5 and a quick breakfast you can walk around the market with you can't go wrong. Their case was FULL of delicious breads and pastries, but we had a full day ahead so we didn't grab any of those.

Small bakery which also serves really good sandwiches!! A few seats at the counter. We were lucky…read moreto find three seats. We were able to watch her make our sandwiches from where we were sitting. Not much ambiance, but you can tell that they must have been there for a while. I would go back.

Came back for breakfast and it did not disappoint. The latte and Seattle Fog were delicious with…read morethe breakfast croissant and ham quiche. The service was fast and friendly too. Great large space to chill and chat while grabbing a bite. Think next time will be trying the brunch board. Will be back soon. Update: came back again and grabbed the brunch board. Plenty for two and it was delicious! The eggs were fluffy, the waffle sweet, and the cheese were great.

Holy crap, we came here to get breakfast before going to the movies to save some money. My brother…read morejust bought a bacon and egg breakfast croissant and a bottle of Fuji water and with tax and tip it cost $30! Wtf? Sis got a coffee and a melted Brie prosciutto sandwich with fig jam and an extra boiled egg on top and that fussy little combo cost her $25. Suffice it to say, I'll go buy some nachos, a hot dog, and a drink at the theater and I think I'll be saving money. The restaurant is very cool to sit in though. Lots of different seating options, from booths, to chairs in front of coffee tables, to chairless high tops. But surprisingly a lot of seating and room to spread out with very modern fixtures like exposed hvac pipes and tasteful lamps in the ceiling. Their styling is comfortable a lovely. As for the food, Sis says her sandwich is okay, but the bread is dense and dry making it a little hard to swallow. Bro also says his croissantwich is also okay. It's a breakfast sandwich with a little peppercorn dressing but it's not $30 worth of good.

I have a soft spot for Alaskan Sourdough Bakery. I found them decades ago after moving to Seattle…read more I love sourdough and finding a place that has been making sourdough since 1897 sounds amazing. I will say the exact quality varies a bit from visit to visit. Sometimes the texture (including outer-shell hardness) is perfect. Sometimes that sour yeast taste is so deliciously pungent. Sometimes, not so perfect. The inside has several tables and a good resting place away from sun or rain. Their décor is that old timey Yukon miner vibe that has not changed for all these decades; after all, it is insider Miner's Landing. Service is friendly, especially when they are not overwhelmed. During the latest visit, we bought: - Jalapeno loaf - So, so, so good. We were going to start with just one slice and bring the rest home. Instead, it was so delicious that we ate half a loaf and made ourselves stop to have some later. Highly recommend this one. - For nostalgic purposes, I bought a small roll, too. Now $3, I think I initially found them at $0.75 (so dating myself). I discourage buying this size the most. They are more difficult to prevent hardening quickly. It is really good with butter though, which they do offer. Thank you for that. - For the sugar fix, I bought a chocolate chip cookie. Now $4. Theirs is a homey goodness, soft enough and toasty enough. This was enjoyable, too. It might be better for those who like a toastier cc cookie (I do).

I followed my nose after riding sasquatch mountain. I LOVE sourdough, the smell wafting through the…read moreair had me super excited. Everything looked and sounded so delicious. I settled for just a mini round. I'm thankful I didn't order more because it was the hardest rock of bread I have ever eaten. The flavor was GREAT! Although, I had to suck on the bread a bit to be able to chew it. Even the center was crunchy like it was baked 4 days prior and left out. If it was fresh i'm sure it would have been one of the best sourdough breads I have eaten. The place was kind of dirty. Dirty tables everywhere with jam and things on them. Kind of a disappointment. I'm hoping if I make it back out this way things will have improved to get the experience i was hoping for.

First thing I'll say is this place has some of the largest cookies I've ever seen. What drew me in…read morewas the boneless chocolate chip cookie, aka the sugar cookie that's made with brown sugar. It is a chocolate chip cookie that does not have chocolate chips or any chocolate, for that matter, but my wife vetoed that, so we went with the chocolate chip cookie and we went with the pecan chip cookie and the bullseye cookie Now I'll say the best one was the classic chocolate chip. I'll give it a five out of five. The pecan cookie was a four out of five, and the bullseye cookie, even though it was humongous, I'll have to give it a three out of five. The reason for that is it looks a lot better than it tastes. It had a lot of granulated sugar on the outside, which took away from the flavor for me. The star definitely is the classic chocolate chip cookie. It had a nice crunch to it, nice and soft in the middle. They're huge for the price that you pay. They were all 6.50 for the ones that I got. When I'm back in Pike's Market, I'll definitely come back and get that chocolate chip cookie. It just had a draw to it, not to mention the fact that you can design or make your own cookies if you choose the ones that they have. One of the things that I absolutely love about this place is that you can see the recipe, or AKA the ingredients, of what goes into what you're purchasing right there on the card with the price. The cookies were definitely amazing. They were huge. We got three, and between two people it took us almost three sittings to finish the cookie, so you definitely get the value for what you invest your money into. Overall, I give them a four out of five on what they have to offer.

We ordered pumpkin muffins and were given banana choc chip ones instead. The line was so long and…read moreservice so slow that we decided not to wait to get the correct ones. Unfortunately they weren't very good. More like a mission shaped cookie. The cinnamon roll we ordered was dry and nothing like a cinnamon roll. Not goey or moist. All dry dough. Barely any frosting. Major let down.

Nice coffee shop with a great seating area. Come in, order and choose from a plethora of seating…read moreoptions with comfortable couches or tables. Great place for a cup of joe and a breakfast sandwich.

I liked Caffe Ladro and I think that we would have been better off with some pastries and coffees…read more The breakfast options here are excellent prepared and plated but expensive. Yes, I know where I am but my Avocado toast was almost $20.00. The coffee is fantastic and they the staff knows how to make all the different types of coffee. There is plenty of space as my colleague and I were staying at Astra so we were able to pull away from some of the other customers and get some work done. The pastry and breakfast sandwiches looked amazing but unfortunately, there was not a plant based option-surprising for Seattle. In summary, stay for the coffee, get some work done, and skip the breakfast plates unless it gets charged to the company card.