For Seattle, I think this may be the best bakery I've ever had French pastries from -- or at least it's right up there with the the French Guys in Capitol Hill. From the moment I walked in, every single item in the display looked absolutely delectable. It was honestly difficult not to buy one of everything. I ended up choosing two pastries, and they were incredible -- fresh, beautifully made, and full of flavor. You can truly taste the quality and craftsmanship. I highly recommend this bakery to anyone who loves authentic, high-quality French pastries. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is a small amount of seating outside, but the location is designed more for take out.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

A very cute lowkey bakery with some of the tastiest baked goods. We tried the savory scone, pistachio croissant and the triple chocolate mousse cake. Omg, every single baked food we tried was insanely tasty. The standout was definitely the pistachio croissant! Loved the filling the super crumbly texture. The mousse cake was sooooooo indulgent and the scone had a great flavor, although they should cut down on the baking soda a bit. We also tried their Cortado and caramel latte. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambience is a bit basic, but who cares when the food is soooo good.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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I stopped by Petit Pierre Bakery one morning with some friends because they were craving pastries and wanted to try a new spot. As soon as you walk in, you'll notice there's a huge selection to choose from, which made it hard to decide! I ordered the savory chorizo croissant, while my friends got a blueberry pastry and another sweet croissant. I tried some of theirs, and both had just the right amount of subtle sweetness, they were really delicious. My chorizo croissant had great flavor too, but it wasn't warmed up. I understand the pastries sit out for a while, but I wasn't asked if I wanted it heated, so I ended up eating it cold. Even so, I still enjoyed it. I was still a little hungry, so I went back and ordered a ham and cheese croissant, this time asking for it to be warmed. It was simple but tasty, although the inside was still a bit below lukewarm. Not a big deal, just something I noticed. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Overall, I enjoyed the bakery, especially the variety of pastries and the cozy atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you're nearby in Magnolia, it's definitely worth stopping by and checking it out! read more

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Cute pastry shop with good coffee/matcha/special drinks selection Such a wide array of savory and sweet pastries, as well as sandwiches. [[HIGHLIGHT]]No indoor seating area, but a few outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall quick service and fresh, will definitely come back read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Banana bread pudding & butternut squash savory - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Reliable quality and delicious baked goods. The croissants are crispy and the muffins are tasty!

Petit Pierre Bakery has 2 locations, one in Phinney Ridge and one in Magnolia. I decided to visit their flagship shop in Magnolia. The store is located in the charming area called Magnolia Village. There's available street parking around the neighborhood. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The shop does not have indoor seating however they have a few outdoor tables for customers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The sight of their pastry case compelled me to leave my carb and sugar intake restrictions at the door. Their pastries are a work of art. They were neatly arranged, labelled, and stacked. It was a visually stunning display of buttery, sugary, and savory goodness. The croissants had beautiful golden brown flaky layers. There were other baked goods such as danishes, coffee cakes, cinnamon rolls, monkey breads, sandwiches, and other artisan desserts. I ordered a ferrero roche petit supreme, dubai chocolate cruffin, and a four cheese & proscuitto croissant. The four cheese & proscuitto croissant was the right amount of savory and topped with greens and cherry tomatoes. The croissant had delicate layers of buttery pastry dough. The dubai chocolate cruffin was a decadent experience. The croissant was dough baked in a muffin tin and filled with a sweet mixture of pistachio and chocolate cream. The ferrero roche petit supreme was my favorite. The pastry was filled with hazelnut cremeux, dipped in chocolate crunch glaze, and topped with a half ferroro roche chocolate. Absolutely indulgent! Service was fast and friendly. The staff moved quickly and ensured our orders were packed and rung up. I would absolutely go through Seattle traffic again just to experience their other pastries and sandwiches. read more

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I've visited the Petit Pierre on Phinney Ridge multiple times, but never this one in Magnolia until recently. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This one's a much smaller bakery that's takeout only, with no seating inside and what seems to be a smaller selection of treats.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There are some tables and benches outside for people who prefer to eat their pastries on the spot.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We originally visited to pick up a TGTG bag but after stopping in and seeing all the delicious pastries in the window, we also decided to purchase one additional freshly baked pastry that looked too good to pass up. Pistachio Cassis Brioche ($6.75) - Great flakiness and lamination, filled with pistachio paste and black current curd, then dipped in chocolate and topped with crushed pistachio. It's sweet from all the sugar, tangy from the jam, and nutty from the pistachio, and yet some of the rich buttery notes from the dough still comes through. They call this a brioche, so it's probably brioche dough laminated with additional butter. Other than being a little darker in color, I can't really tell any difference between this and normal laminated croissant dough. Perhaps really the only way to tell is to have a plain pastry of each side by side - the addition of fillings and toppings really diminishes the difference in my opinion. (5/5) As with Phinney Ridge, the pastries the Magnolia location serves are excellent. This is a must visit any time I'm in the area. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Bathrooms: No available bathrooms from what I can tell.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Everything is So good, not overly expensive , great service!!!!!!!! Love this place! Will definitely be back.

When I lived in Seattle this was my go to bakery, and now that I have moved across the country I miss it so much! Petit Pierre's croissants are the best I have had the US so far, and rival the croissants I have had in France. They are the perfect amount of flaky and buttery without being greasy and falling apart. Their seasonal croissants are always excellent as well (Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner croissants!!!) and the rotating flavors for croissant supremes and cruffins are usually unique and always delicious. I highly recommend the Bacon, egg, and cheese croissant for breakfast! The cinnamon rolls are great too. I have also gotten a birthday cake and epiphany cakes here and they were top notch as well. Thank you for all the amazing treats!! My pro tip is to visit the Magnolia location and get pastries to go, then drive 5min to Ella Bailey park for a beautiful view of the city and Mt. Rainier (if it's a clear day!)!! read more

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I usually prefer savory pastries and you just can't go wrong with getting one here. the employees are kind and will usually help you with a smile, overall lifting the mood of anyone coming in. read more

I was in the area running an errand and decided to pop into this bakery for funzies. Its been on my list for quite some time and boy am I glad I finally checked the place out. Very decadent pastries with a lot of flavor. Ranges of richness to their baked goods. I tried their Pistachio Dubai chocolate rolled croissant, their pistachio chocolate standard croissant, 2 kouign Amann, and lemon berry Danish. All very delightful except their kouign Amann. The ones I had were extremely salty. Not sure if it was intended to be that way considering I had two. Probably won't risk a third attempt. That's just me though. My favorite item was their pistachio Dubai chocolate rolled croissant. Wasn't too monotonous, but again I had coffee which was acting as a palate cleanser. I'm hoping to try their bread pudding the next time since I love bread pudding. Another thing to note. The items are pricey, so I'll use it as an excuse to treat myself to something good every once in awhile if I'm in the area. Not an everyday affair for me. read more

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Petit Pierre bakery is a hop, skip, and jump from my front door and while I'm not much of a sweet tooth, this little powerhouse of creative flavor has opened my taste buds to some delectable new treats. There have been a couple misses to be sure, but that has more to do with me than with the dessert. I love how frequently they add new pastries to their standard offerings. My favorite sweet(s): Chocolate chip cookie w/sea salt and chocolate balls. My favorite breakfast sammy: Ham and cheese croissant with avocado (seriously, this sammy is phenomenally tasty). There is almost always a line out the door in the morning, so plan your stop accordingly and #supportlocal. read more

Really great pastries! [[HIGHLIGHT]]A cute setup inside with all the pastries lined up just waiting for you to snag em.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] customer service was friendly and open to explaining what was available and any questions that I had. Dubai chocolate petit supreme: wow this was my first circular croissant and this was so tasty! The pistachio flavor was outstanding and the textures were great. The chocolate was good quality and overall a tasty treat that wasn't too too sweet Pistachio chocolate croissant: one of my favorite croissants now! Flavor, delicious. Layers, YAS. Really good, give this one a try read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Storefront - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

this is my new favorite bakery in seattle. In particular the cardamon honey role was phenomenal. it was caramelized on the edges with honey and the aftertaste was the perfect amount of spice. The dough itself was soft and spongy as well. All the pastries looked phenomenal but im glad we got that one. The coffee was pretty great as well. Not only that but I brought my own mug and they were able to fill it and even give a discount for bringing it. they were super friendly and fast. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Being right in front of the farmers market was the perfect spot to grab a bite while you walk around.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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2.5 I think quality would be different had these been consumed immediately and not within a few hours. Tried a variety of things and they weren't bad but they didn't blow me away. The best pastry was the croissant supreme- held up well, super crispy croissant and amazing fresh blueberry jam. Dubai cruffin was lackluster, almond croissant was dry and lacked filling, strawberry custard wasn't too sweet and the little cake was crumbly. I liked that all the pastries were too sweet. read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I made a much needed stop at Petit Pierre during a 8 mile urban hike, for a croissant. I ordered a seasonal Caprese croissant and throughly enjoyed it. The croissant was flaky and buttery, you could see all the layers. I also love the idea of Caprese on a croissant. The mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil all tasted really fresh. My only feedback would be that it would have been even better warmed up. Usually, I hear them offer this, but the cashier didn't give me the option. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Petit Pierre is a cute little bakery, but be aware that they only have outdoor seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I took my pastry and sat at one of the tables on the sidewalk. A good option for a sunny day![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Caprese Croissant - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Whenever we're at the Magnolia Farmers Market, we have to stop by Petit -- their ham and cheese croissants are genuinely delicious: buttery, flaky, and perfectly savory. We've also had the chocolate and almond croissants, which are pretty good too -- not mind-blowing, but a nice sweet treat. The caprese sandwiches are fine -- fresh enough, but not nearly as special as the pastries. Definitely stick to the croissants -- they're the real reason to make a stop! read more

I was so thrilled when my friend took us to this delectable bakery in charming Magnolia! They had buy 2 get 1 pastries toward the end of the day. The nearest restrooms are in the Starbucks and the Bartells. There are little tables to eat at outside and there is a wonderful bookstore next door. - Ham and cheese croissant: excellent and classic. I especially liked the flavor of the crispy cheese. - Snickers mousse: this was deceptively huge and had so many interesting textures! The shortbread was crumbly, the middle soft and cakey with crunchy nuts, and the mousse melted in the mouth. An absolutely delicious, chocolatey, and well-balanced work of art. - Pain aux raisins (raisin bread): light and airy with plenty of plump raisins. I wasn't the biggest fan but my friend loved it! - Berry flat croissant: it tasted exactly like how it looked: densely crunchy, buttery and flakey, with a delicious sweet white chocolate berry dip. I'm dreaming of when I can next come back! read more

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I've heard lots of good things about this bakery and am excited to try their pastries. I ordered the strawberry rhubarb supreme croissant, pistachio cassis brioche, and guava cruffin. The pastries had great texture. I really like the guava cruffin as the cream was delicious without being too sweet. The pistachio casis brioche was loaded with strawberry cream in the center that was a bit too tart and strong for my taste. However, the pistachio was aromatic and delicious brioche. I was excited to try the supreme croissant, but the strawberry rhubarb jam was too sour for me. read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Guava Cruffin, Pistachio Cassis Brioche, and Strawberry Rhubarb Supreme - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Petit Pierre is one of Magnolia's best bakeries that always has a line out the door. They make both sweet and savory pastries as well as cakes and refrigerated desserts. The pastries are freshly made everyday and range in price from $4.50 - $9 each. We went on an early afternoon on a Saturday and they still had a wide selection of pastries. We got the PLUM CLAFOUTIS, the MONKEY BREAD, the ALMOND BRIOCHE, and the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut). The PLUM CLAFOUTIS was my dad's pick. For reference, a clafoutis is a French fruit tart with almonds. The plums were tart and tasted like sour cherries. The tart was buttery but didn't have a lot of almond taste to it. The MONKEY BREAD had raspberry jam and cinnamon pieces. It was made of croissant dough, but was drier than I would have preferred. I was expecting more of a chewy cinnamon roll texture, but this monkey bread was more flaky than chewy. The ALMOND BRIOCHE a was decent. The brioche was fluffy and had a layer of apricot jam filling which was absolutely delicious. The crunchy toasted almonds added great texture to this pastry as well. Of the pastries we tried, the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut) was the best. It was coated in a cinnamon glaze (think like horchata) with pieces of crunchy cereal on the outside that almost tasted like muddy buddies. The cronut was flaky and had a mango cream filling that wasn't overly sweet. I've never had anything quite like this dessert before, but all of the flavors really came together. As far as atmosphere, the bakery is very tight with little to no indoor seating. There's only enough room for a line and a line out so you really have to take your pastries to go. In the back, they sell coffee, chocolate bon bons, mugs, and other gifts. Service was good and they were prompt to help customers move through the ordering line. Overall: 4/5 for pastries, 4/5 for service, 3.5/5 for atmosphere read more

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**to go review** My friend got me these pastries- they look amazing!! The flavour for me were generally on the sweeter side and also not that special. Could be cause it was stored in the fridge. read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Fig tart & croissant donut - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I have been to PP a number of times and they are very consistently good. I particularly like the croissants. If you get the ham and cheese ask for it warmed and eat it there. One of the best. The macarons also get high marks and they make a great gift. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I go to the Magnolia location and wish they had some indoor seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]On nice days you can sit outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

The apple kouign amann is absolutely dreamy, with a caramelized crust that shatters and rich apple compote inside. I understand that it's a seasonal specialty, so I'm glad I happened onto it! I'm very particular about pastries and am always on the lookout for the best bakery. I appreciate that they focus on high-quality ingredients and technique over size and sweetness. I ordered their chocolate-raspberry cake for a birthday, and it was fantastic. A perfect dark chocolate, moist, and with just the right amount of ganache. My favorite cake! read more

Ok, perhaps I am biased... but... Je t'aime mon Petit Pierre Bakery- C'est Magnefique! [[HIGHLIGHT]]This little bakery is tucked away in the Magnolia Village is busy and sells out every day[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], amazing croissants, lovely little macaroons, decadent pastries, Cruffins, muffins, Sandwiches for lunch- perfect for picnics. They serve coffee, tea and other beverages and have a small selection of wine, gifts and signature shirts with fun logo design. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Out door seating only. No table service.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Just plain delicious French pastries & baguettes/breads. Tres bien!! read more

I've only been here once, but they have a very good selection of pastries. I mainly went because I wanted a good croissant, and their's was excellent! I really haven't tried much else there yet, but I'm sure I will. It's a little spendy, but most bakeries seem to be that way these days. The service is good and quick. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Not much ambience to speak of, I don't think there was even a single table inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There are a couple tables outside if I remember correctly, but that doesn't help much in the winter months.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] But I do look forward to going in again, and trying more of their goodies! read more

Delicious pastries! This is our go-to bakery near Magnolia. There is such a variety of pastries, desserts and sandwiches including both sweet and savory options. My top choices for sweet pastries are the Pain Aux Raisin, Monkey Bread, Strawberry Matcha Cruffin and Pain au Chocolat. For savory the Mushroom and Gruyere, Artichoke and Spinach and avocado toast with lox are super tasty! The bakery is very small with no indoor seating. If you come on the weekend, expect the line to be out the door. When it gets really busy it can be difficult to find room to wait for coffees or for pastries to be heated up, so be prepared to shuffle around folks in the tight space. Overall a super tasty choice for baked goods! read more

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I have been following this bakery on Instagram for a while. I finally made the 50-minute trek to try it. It was a bit disappointing. I did an online order because I was worried things would sell out before I got there. I arrived, and my order was not ready, and some items I selected were unavailable (I placed my order first thing in the morning). We tried multiple items, and nothing was. Oh my, this is delicious! This is a great bakery for locals in Magnolia. But, I prefer Bakey Nouveau, which is closer (30 min travel for me) and tastes way better. read more

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I always love stopping here when I'm in the village. The pastries and baked good always look incredible. I have never had a sandwich before but a customer certainly sold me for sure! If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have gotten that or Lemon Meringue I was able to get 3 amazing bacon and chive biscuits for my husband as they are his favorite! I love their blueberry scones if they have them! The Parisian Sandwich according to my husband was a very nice ham and cheese. I of course ate the pickles (that's marriage) the bread is what you're paying for there The Italian Sandwich is what I got and it was a great balanced sandwich. The arugula gave it that hint of pepper it needed with a nice freshness. I'll be 100% honest, I didn't get any balsamic on it. If it was there? Way to light of an application. The service was just okay, young kids. I knew what I wanted and didn't even ask me if I was ready. She just went to the gentleman behind me. Thankfully he was kind and let her know.... She didn't ask if I wanted a coffee/drink when she had rang me out. I had to have her add it. No biggie but no "sorry" or anything, not even any eye contact or smile. So honestly I'm indifferent about the service. When the customers are kinder then the staff it's a bit of a red flag. (This is why it is 4/5 instead of 5/5) I love the ambiance, it's quick. It's delightfully. The set up is nice. The doorway is small and there's usually a line, but it's always so quick so I never complain. It's always so clean and just simple. I love that read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]What a cute little shop on a cute walkable street.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The word that comes to mind when I think about the pastries we had at Petit Pierre Bakery is: exquisite. The bake on everything we had was absolutely exquisite. What I mean is- the croissant had the perfect light crisp on the outside full of buttery layers that were fully baked. The kouign aman, which is one of my favorites, was absolutely delightful. Decadent sugary layers encased in a thin carmalized sugar shell. And the pain au chocolate had the right kind of chocolate in the middle! Two bittersweet chocolate bars instead of chocolate chips. The pastries also held up well: we had some at the tables outside the shop, and had a few hours later at home, and they were still good. They are out of the way for us, but I suspect we'll make our way back soon. read more

My friend and I went here to pretend we were in France and although we weren't actually there the vibe of the little cafe and the delicious pastries made us feel like we were! The people helping us were also very kind and greeted us with a warm smile! [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's no seating inside but lots of little tables and benches along the side of the street outside, we were able to soak up the rest of the seattle sun while it's still here so that was nice![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It seems like they rotate their pastry menu too so I would love to come again and try something new! They had themed Halloween pastries too which was really fun! They also had really yummy looking savory foods too that I didn't originally see but would love to try next time! read more

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Baked goods that are bad for your body but brilliant for your soul. Pink cream, fruity sauces, crunchy crusts and golden browns. A neighborhood favorite and a must-do if you're visiting. read more

Everything was sooooo good. My bf got the croissant roll and it was HUGE. And it had filling inside too, he rated it a 11/10. I got the Tuna Salad Croissant and it was super delicious like perfect amount of savory and tuna salad was creamy. Only thing was it was also huge! So a bit hard to eat but I can't complain! And then the last thing we got was a ham and cheese croissant. That was so good! I don't know what they put in there but it didn't taste like any other ham and cheese croissant we ever had before. Will DEFINITELY come back again. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The cafe/bakery is right in the center of magnolia and the vibe is just so cute with seating outside and just such a small town quiet vibe. We loved it![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff was really helpful with helping us choose our pastries with good recommendations as well. So good for sure going back for more pastries! read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - White Mocha, Iced Matcha Latte, Runa Tuna Salad Sandwich, Ham & Cheese Croissant, Guava Strawberry Croissant Roll - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been here before with my wife and had a good experience, which is why this visit stood out. Today I ordered a pastry and 2 coffees. Previously, when I was here with my wife, the same staff member asked if we wanted the pastry warmed. This time, no offer was made and it was simply put inside a bag and placed on top on the display counter. After that, I ordered 2 coffees and experienced an unusually long wait before my drinks were started. Despite that, the barista (the quiet one) delayed making them while prioritizing a man (who was also being helped by other staff as well) who was behind me in line and appeared to have a special order. A couple of other people came and went before my two drinks were finally made. The shop was not busy, and my two drinks were the only drinks in the queue the entire time I was waiting. I was the only brown customer in the shop at the time, and the difference in service felt noticeable. Regardless of intent, the experience made me feel disregarded and overlooked as a customer, and I won't be returning. read more

It would be nice if the food was made fresh instead of them grabbing a sandwich that's been premade and sat in the refrigerated area for multiple hours. Most of the employees are always pleasant. Sometimes they seem very stressed out in the late morning to afternoon, which is surprising because the morning shift handles everything pretty smoothly read more

Cute spot, a ok food. Absolute worst service. Had lunch nearby and we decided to find this place even in the rain. Wish we went to Starbucks instead or better yet, skipped it all together and saved the hassle. Space was cute. Not that busy, 50 minutes before closing. They had supreme croissants. Mini, giant barrel croissants. A few cakes. Macarons and boxes of chocolate truffles. The long hair taller lady in pointy tail was serving the cake another dark hair petite lady did the drink and handle the payment. We asked if we can sit inside ( there wa a table and 2 chairs). She said absolutely NOT! Go sit outside ( 1 table and it was windy and raining)... she shrugged.. And then we asked what was in the citrus cake: that was the down fall. They didn't know , looked at each other.. smirked! Or eye rolls. I can't tell but gave us a very vague answer. They had a few cakes. Not that much. We bought 3 Boxes of chocolate truffles, A strawberry matcha cruffin Citrus cake Some pistachio brioche A latte Came out to $125 + The blonde lady tried to use this flimsy box she couldn't close. Just gave up! The dark hair one was way worst. She threw the box at us. Super annoyed when we asked for a latte.. even worst when we asked if we can get a bag for chocolate boxes we got us a gift. Just threw them. Was it the 50 minutes to closing?? What was it? Never been treated so unwanted at a place! It's not like they were busy with lines out the door..they had 1-2 other in lines getting 1 latte or 1 something item. Maybe we ordered too much. To make matters worst, the cake was thrown around in that giant flimsy box that wouldn't close. Box opened as we tried to go outside to sit in that one table in the rain. Which was already taken. Matcha cruffin was less than a ok. Citrus cake was dense. We didn't even try the pistachio brioche. Such a sour taste from that service. Wish we skipped this all together!! Could have saved $125 and our sanity. Made us feel so unwelcome! Writing a review to remind myself to never come back. Your pastries are beautiful but the horrible service? No thanks! read more

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I had the most delicious items here recently. I over indulged and it was more than a cheat day but it was worth the million and ten calories. My family and I shared a number of things one early morning. We shared: sausage and egg croissant, blood orange ricotta croissant, salted caramel macaron, a matcha strawberry croissant, toffee croissant and a ham and cheese croissant. This and 3 drinks, about $50 or so. It was worth every penny and then some. I had to go back in an buy a few of their croissant x space needle stickers to commemorate our visit. I'd love to bring my Mom here. She'd love the tiny town feel and the warmth of the sun against her cheek as we'd dine al fresco with my little one. I don't know how to accurately describe to you what I tasted. The ricotta and blood orange combo sounded so nicely and delicately balanced to me, and it was. The ricotta was plentiful and the blood orange wasn't overly sweet or sour. It was just the right amount of "pow." I wouldn't have minded it more tart either but it was so good. The croissant was a bit dark but that just told me that the butter was plentiful and it was baked so beautifully, removed just in time. I think the ricotta x blood orange croissant impressed me and so I didn't think that there would have been anything else amongst all that we ordered that could have topped it but I was wrong. The matcha x strawberry croissant was fantastic. The amount of strawberry that was in there and the matcha creme. I wish I could find something like that here, in Los Angeles. if there is something like that, that exists in southern CA, I hope I can find it. Or, I hope someone will let me know where I can find such a masterpiece. I love that they are constantly putting out new pieces but also that once they run out of something, they are out. It isn't like they are defrosting anything in the back. I wish this bakery were near me but it's probably best that it isn't. I would have spent a huge fortune here already. I cannot wait to come back. Parking: free street parking, no lot that I saw No inside seating but plenty of tables along the sidewalk Payment: I used cash read more

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Stumbled across this bakery while walking in the area near our AirBnB. We ended up coming here every morning of our stay!! The pastries were soooooo good and the service was soooooo kind. The store is also located in a beautiful area, with seating options available outside. Wish I lived near a place like this! read more

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Anything tart or sour flavors (lemon or berry flavor) supreme are absolutely delicious. Their pastries are on the heavy side. The croissant itself is flaky out and soft in. Why 3 stars you might ask? 1. Super stingy on their too good to go bad 2. Kinda pricey 3. You might find it a little too much after one/two bites. read more

These pastries are some of the best I've ever had, my partner and I recently moved to the area and go constantly! Honestly, anything you get will be amazing, but the standouts for us have definitely been the seasonal cronuts!!! read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Citrus pastry and cortado (for dipping) - soooo yummy !!! - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute bakery with a very French feel in Seattle. The area is a PERFECT location to grab a croissant and sit outside at a small table or go for a walk along the streets. The pastries are LARGE and more than worth the price (which are very, very reasonable). You can get both savory and sweet treats to make everyone happy. They also have a wide drink selection. Service is very friendly. They are knowledgeable and helpful with recommendations. Highly, HIGHLY recommend. And if you're a fan of Bakery Nouveau, this place is better in my opinion. read more

Petit Pierre Bakery - Strawberry rhubarb brioche (top left), cruffin (top right), croissant supreme (you know which one!), and a raspberry macron. - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington