Finally made it out to Saint Bread and I loved it! Arrived around 9am on a Friday morning and waited ~30 min in line. All the pastries except for the regular butter croissant were available, and we were able to place an order for the kimchi focaccia and sakura swiss roll, which were slated to come out around 10am. Service was super friendly! I got the hojicha latte, the okonomiyaki frittata, black sesame cookie, kimchi focaccia, and sakura swiss roll. The hojicha latte was rich and earthy in the best way, and it went really well with the black sesame cookie, which had a great strong sesame flavor, and the texture was perfectly chewy! The focaccia was pillowy and chewy at the same - I could've eaten five of these on their own. The frittata was my least favorite item, but by no means am I saying that it's bad! I thought the sauces overpowered it a bit, and the frittata itself was a bit bland - I couldn't even tell it had sweet potato in it, but it was cooked really well. There was ample seating in the heated patio, but parking was a little confusing, though we got lucky with the small lot right next to the store. There were a lot of signs that said no parking along the street in front, but it seemed like a lot of cars were parked there? read more

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Super mid experience and over hyped in my opinion. Staff member at the register wasn't super friendly. That might have been because there was no AC inside the cafe/kitchen and it was over 80 degrees outside. Everyone had to form a line in the beating sun, which took over 40 minutes. No shade in sight until you are 3rd person from the front. Ordered 2 iced matcha lattes, which weren't whisked fresh. They clearly used a matcha concentrate in the drink unfortunately. The cinnamon bread felt stale, and less fluffy than expected. The same went for the sesame cookie, not super fresh. The cardamom bread was probably the freshest of the three items I got. I wouldn't return for any of the items I purchased. read more

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Cute little shop. Arrived a little after 10am on a Saturday and the line took us about 30 minutes to get through. Once ordered, the drinks came out pretty fast and so did my sandwich. I don't know if they rotate their pastries or if they just sold out of everything but only items on display case were the chocolate cookie, sesame cookie, the sakura chiffon roll, savory focaccia, apple cake and maybe one other item. I really was looking forward to trying a cardamom croissant or bun but they didn't have either available. My iced latte was alright. Nothing to go crazy over. The cherry foam for an additional $2.00 was very pretty but that's where it stopped at. Absolutely no cherry or sakura flavor. Disappointed. The sesame cookie had a great smell to it. The aroma of sesame was strong. The cookie had a nice crisp to the edge and a chewy center. The sesame taste wasn't as strong as the smell. The spicy chicken sandwich on special was not spicy at all. It was overwhelmingly sweet from the orange glaze/sauce on the kitchen. It was a decent sandwich and I definitely finished it. Just not something I would gravitate back to. I understand the reviews about how this place doesn't live up to some extra hype. It's decent, solid and a great option for the area but to go out of your way for and wait thirty minutes in line? Not really. read more

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You will know you are in the right place when you hit the line. It has a peak a boo view and great seating choices. The breakfast sandwich was good and I enjoyed my latte too. We sat outside at a table which was really enjoyable. Parking is wherever you can fine something. I was so happy to score a spot and glad I got to check this place off on the list! read more

The bread was fluffy and delicious. The chicken katsu sandwich was good, wishing this was a standard on the menu long term. The service was okay, there was a long line out the door but moved quickly, they are dog friendly and have lots of outdoor covered seating. No indoor seating. We had to wait for a table but the food quickly came out. I will probably need to go back to try more of their pastries by 1pm they were pretty much out of most of the options! read more

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Saint Bread is the spot! Love that they've been doing more specials, and their spicy orange chicken sandwich special may have been one of the best sandwiches I've had in Seattle. Always plenty of seating in their covered and heated outdoor space. The cozy kind of place that I often end up striking up nice conversation with folks in line or while waiting for food. read more

Saint Bread - Spicy orange chicken sando special - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

First time trying Saint Bread around 2pm on a Saturday. Line out the door. Order at the counter and take a number for food delivering. Picnic table seating with roof top covering & partial walls. The Saint Burger was pretty good; nice and and tasty, cheesy, and saucey. For me it was probably a top-5 burger experience, though I'd like it if it had a bit of crunch with the lettuce or something else. Otherwise very good. Place is dog friendly with a few dog water bowls out and staff offering to give your puppy dog bones and pets. read more

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I'm a huge BEC girl. I'll always try it on any/every menu if it's an option. And I have to say- their bacon/egg/cheese breakfast sandwich AND fries are some of the best I've had in Seattle. This isn't an exaggeration. I'm also a huge fries girl, and when I tell you this is some of the best fries I've had, I'm not joking. It was perfectly hot, crisp but soft, and there was a slightly reddish seasoning that just brought it all together. I wasn't expecting much when I got to Saint Bread, so this combo was an absolute pleasure. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because I did order their apple loaf, and it was really not to my liking. It was dry and flavorless. Others may like it but it just wasn't my thing. Ample seating outside, friendly service, and great food. Will absolutely be back to try their smash burger with their perfect fries. read more

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Stopped by after a visit to UW Medical Center. Very little parking close by. I ordered the cardamon croissant and a bun- I think it had saffron and a sprinkling of coarse salt. Had the croissant right away and boy was it delicious. Very flakey and buttery. I couldn't taste cardamom-maybe I misunderstood and it was just a croissant. Didn't eat the bun 'til the next morning so can't really rate a day-old bakery item, but any spice was not really discernible. The fellow at the cash register was friendly. read more

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Pastries and lunch are both great, but get there early for the full pastry selection. Parking can be tricky but worth the hassle.

This place has been on my list to check out for a long time but sadly it was disappointing. Overall it was just okay. The Okinawa toast was pretty unimpressive. The cardamon roll was actually better! The place was extremely busy with students, and there isn't much room to stand around, so it felt cramped and jammed while waiting. That said, the lattes were actually good and probably the highlight of the visit. Parking: there's a meter parking lot near by, it was $4 for 2 hours. Not bad! read more

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Finally gave Saint Bread a try! This place is super popular and busy so seems there is always a wait. I waited a bit but it was a nice sunny day and I was in no rush. The staff is friendly and hard working. Ambiance is bright, modern, and hip. I decided to order the cardamom twist pastry to try while I waited for the Cinnamon-Okinawan Sugar Toast I also ordered. Both were tasty. Definitely some yummy pastries here. I'll have to order a drink next time and come earlier in the morning and not pm time so I can snag some of the other pastries to try! read more

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Saint Bread is a popular spot by university of Washington. It has a Japanese take on a normal coffee shop, which is yummy! Highly recommend getting the avocado toast get there early on a weekend read more

Saint Bread - Okonomiyaki Fritata & Avocado Toast - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've read so many raving reviews, so my first experience visiting the store was a disappointment. I came for the famous cardamom croissant, which I was told usually sells out by 10AM. It was Friday with decent weather aka no rain, so by noon, there weren't many pastries left. I waited in line for about 25 minutes, and ended up getting a savory scone (pancetta and pepper, it was way too salty) and a chocolate chip cookie (it's nothing special). read more

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Revisiting this bakery because last trip it was my #1 bakery . The line out the door made sense since this bakery is closest to the University. The students are fortunate to be near a place that sells quality treats. Unfortunately my favorite was not available. So disappointed, I purchased nothing but others in our group got a pecan pull apart, a rhubarb small tart, and a beautiful mini sugared cardamom loaf. Unfortunately all three were dry on the inside. Must've hit Saint bread on a bad day. read more

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I had an appointment across the street and happened upon this bakery. There was a long line but I had some time so didn't mind. My 3yo has a nut & fish allergy so I checked the menu as soon as we got into the line to ensure she was able to eat here. There is no disclaimer for their pastries containing nuts. Nor is there a disclaimer for fish. We stood in line almost 45 minutes only to get to the front and not only was almost everything sold out, the items left had notes that they contain nuts or fish. Reminder: these same items did NOT say they contained nuts on the online menu! Additionally, everything is in the same case very close to the other so cross contamination is very very likely. The girl at the front was a bit condescending and stated I should have come to the front and asked prior to standing in line for almost 45 minutes. I don't know about you, but it is not a common thing to cut the line to ask questions about the menu. Maybe that's just me and my manners! I would expect everything about allergens to be posted on the menu! I was highly upset not only by the lack of care to warn customers with life threatening allergies, but also by the attitude of the employee like I was the one who did something wrong. You guys take the time to note GF and Vegan ingredients, but not life threatening allergens. That's HIGHLY concerning and I do wonder if it's illegal. Your menu should state if an item contains a common allergen! Not just your sign in the case. Horrible experience, especially given it was for a child and we waited all that time to leave hungry and with nothing. Tread with caution before supporting this business. I will be reporting this to the proper city agencies. read more

Saint Bread - Some of these contains allergens, but it is on it is only labeled in person at the store. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Come for the smash burger and also pick up some of their rotating pastries! And eat on the large and well heated patio. There's ample seating and they make the food quickly. This is a solid spot in my local restaurant rotation. read more

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Food - we got 3 different items. the cinnamon toast, avo toast, & pineapple bun. everything was so good. check out the pics, the bread is nice & thick. Service - friendly & helpful. just got our food to go & sat outside. Ambiance - basically any place that has a patio will get a good ambiance rating from me. the summers in seattle really make you want to be outdoors. there are two different decks, one has a view of the water. read more

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I came back here to try the Chocolate Chip Cookie bc I saw it was raved about as one of the best in Seattle and picked up an order of the Doubutsu Fries as well. The cookie was large and worth the price, with chewy edges and a soft center. A bit too many salt flakes for my liking, but I usually prefer my cookies without. 8/10 The Doubutsu Fries massively let me down. The 20-30 min wait to get them clearly did not contribute to their quality bc the fries came out so hard and crunchy, there wasn't even soft potato left in the middle. The seasoning was also clearly added as an afterthought on the top rather than tossing the fries in it. I ordered these to-go and was eating them as I walked away, hoping that this was just the state of some of the fries and not all, but unfortunately that was not the case. 1/10 The cookie could have saved them, but the fries put the nail in the coffin for this being my last visit to Saint Bread. read more

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Wow, I love this place! I've had the burger a few times now, and I will say it is fantastic. The flavor, textures, and overall appeal is fantastic. The food does take awhile to be served, but it is well worth it. I also enjoyed their loaded fries, the flavor was immaculate. The outdoor seating is very nice, right by the water. And it is not cold at all with the heaters and shelter. Again, it is a bit of a wait for the food, yet it is fantastic. (Additionally, I did add bacon and an extra patty to my burger - definitely recommend). read more

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Unfortunately, Saint Bread didn't quite live up to the expectation. Saint Bread offers a fun Asian twist on most of their menu options, from coffee to entrees. Their baked goods are quite good, but their food items fell flat. We went to Saint Bread for lunch on a Saturday on a rainy day and they still had a long line out the door. They were already out of baked goods, which we expected, so we just ordered off of their normal menu. Their options are pretty limited and relatively basic despite some added Asian flare. The taste of the food was also nothing special. The store only has outdoor seating, but it's very large and has heating for cold days. All the tables are long tables with benches to share, so if you'd prefer a private table to eat, I'd recommend finding somewhere else for the occasion. Saint Bread is a pretty casual establishment with a lot of hype, but I didn't find it was worth the hype. Even though the baked goods are tasty, the constant long line doesn't necessarily make them worth the wait, especially if you're looking for a meal as well. read more

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Food: 3 Decor: 3 Service: 4 Came here for a quick brunch with a friend. Overall, solid food and would come back again. We showed up around 9am and had to wait about 30 minutes in line. CARDAMOM KNOT, 5 3/5. Okay. I thought it was a bit too dense for me. CARDAMOM CROISSANT, 5.5 4/5. Very tasty. Super flaky croissant with plenty of cardamom and sugar to balance. Avocado toast, 9 garlic, olive oil, nori and za'atar on seeded loaf ADD FRIED EGG +$3 3/5. Pretty standard avocado toast. Tasted good but was rather forgettable. Service was good. read more

Can't be beat. The perfect slices of bread on a chilly summer morning. Big big smooches to the chef. Also the basil y-lemony avocado toast was STUNNING. Immediately going to try to remake that green oil reduction thing at home and put it on everything. read more

Saint Bread - Savory focaccia and avocado toast w/o egg - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Visiting from out of state, we discovered this quaint little cafe on the southwest edge of the University of Washington campus, right near the water. We strolled there from our lodging in the University district near the Ave, and it was a beautiful day and a fun reward for our walk! Arrived around 11:30 AM on a Sunday, and there was a considerable line out the door. Had to wait about 30 minutes to get to the front of the line. We should have woken up earlier! It was a sunny day and we were glad we had hats, as there was no shade while we were waiting in line. We browsed the online menu beforehand and had in mind what pastries we wanted to bring back with us. It's a counter-order type place, with plenty of shaded patio seating, but we opted to bring our pastries back instead of eating there. Sadly, most of the pastries we wanted were all sold out by the time we got to the counter to order. (We were hoping to try the fruit danish, chocolate croissant, and cream cheese furikake twist, in addition to cookies.) At least they still had cookies! So we ended up with two chocolate chip cookies, two miso walnut toffee cookies, a slice of chamomile yogurt cake, a maple melonpan, and an iced coffee. (Pro tip: Use the InKind app for extra savings!) The cookies were by far our favorite. They had the perfect consistency and were made just the way I like them - crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Yum! I wish I had bought more of those! The cake was good, not too sweet. The maple melonpan was just ok, a little dry. My husband enjoyed his iced coffee on our walk back. Service was great, my cashier was friendly and patient. Overall we enjoyed our visit and would like to come back the next time we're in Seattle to try their other offerings! (But we would make sure to come earlier to hopefully try the pastries we were eyeing on the menu before they sold out!) read more

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Came here on a weekend morning, our first mistake was coming here around 10am. The line was at least 50+ deep going past the parking lot/dumpster. Definitely try to come early! We came here, so we weren't about to leave, so we waited. Took just about over an hour before we got inside to order. Please be advised, if you have your heart set on something, they do run out of stuff so don't act all surprised when you get up there. We got what we mostly wanted and picked what we saw left in the display case. We didn't order off the menu but will do so next time. Their cooked menu items did look good coming out of the kitchen, so mental note taken. We got the Butter Mochi, Yuzu Polenta Cake, and a Miso Toffee Cookie. All were pretty darn good, esp the butter mochi. Nice and chewy, can tell it was freshly made that morning. They did box it up for us and we were off to see the cherry blossoms up the street. We expected the prices to what they were, staff was friendly, worked hard to get you through the line and get you what you need. No big deal, but I thought this place would be more like Seawolf, but this is more of a restaurant/cafe. Overall, glad I came by to check it out, some items on the menu piqued my interest to come back. read more

Saint Bread - Butter Mochi(2), Miso Toffee Cookie, Yuzu Polenta Cake. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Went here on a Saturday and the line was pretty long, maybe like a 20 minutes wait. The service was all pretty nice. I thought the food was all good, just not the worth the wait for me -- not their problem though. I didn't find the egg sandwhich to be very good, it did have a nice runny yolk though. My friend got a hot matcha which was good, the Arnold Palmer was alright -- not sweet enough for me, and the mocha was just alright. The cinnamon toast was good and the pastries were yummy too. Def a nice vibe thought with outdoor seating near the water. 3 for the wait and hype but 4 for food and vibes read more

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Stopped here with a friend as part of our self-guided cookie tour. This is located in the University District and right by the water. There is street parking that you have to pay for at a machine. There is also a gravel parking lot nearby, but we were told by a police officer that was walking the area that the lot belongs to the university. So you could get fined for parking there without a permit. We got to Saint Bread around 3:00pm on a Thursday. There was a line, about a dozen people ahead of us, but it took only less than 10 minutes. Both cookies, chocolate chip and miso walnut toffee, were so good! Their chocolate chip cookie is probably my favorite in Seattle - crispy edges, chewy on the inside, and made with chopped chocolate instead of morsels so there's chocolate in every bite. The miso walnut toffee cookie had a soft, chewy texture that is addicting as well. They also serve coffees, teas, pastries, and a variety of breakfast/lunch type of food. Attached to it is a covered seating area with a few tables with benches. It was a sunny day out, so it was a bit warm and humid sitting there. I would definitely come back for more cookies and to try their food too. read more

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Smash burgers with doubutsu fries on a sunny Seattle afternoon, and a chocolate chip cookie for dessert. We actually ordered double burgers and they goofed and initially gave us someone else's single burger. Alerted to the mistake they hustled out our double patty burgers, told us to keep the single and through in a chocolate chip cookie to boot. Look mistakes happen, it's how you handle them that counts, and these guys handled it perfectly. I'll be back. read more

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have yet to try the coffee, but their squash tart was really good! just wished it was warmed.. mostly outdoor seating so keep that in mind if you're planning on visiting in winter! super nice in the spring when the suns out! can't wait to visit again and try the miso latte! read more

Came on a Sunday close to closing. It was quite busy and thankfully easy to find parking but I can imagine how hard it would be on a weekday being so close to the UW and UWMC! Got a miso caramel cortado which I was intrigued by. Taste profile wasn't for me but I'm glad I tried it. I also ordered some fries which I thought would be a snack but boy was I wrong. The serving was humongous!!!! Fries were crispy and toppings were tasty! I didnt want the fries to get soggy so I ate way too many fries too fast but it was a fun snack - one I'd definitely come back for but share with 2 other people! Looking forward to returning again and trying more things! read more

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I have very mixed feelings about this place. For many places that are hyped up, it's hard to live up to the reputation. There is no doubt the food is good. I had the avocado toast w/ fried egg and a cardamom knot. And a green tea. The cardamom knot is tasty, and reminiscent of something I know as an "ocean roll" in Oregon. But $5 is a lot to pay for something that is only about 3" in diameter. The photos make them look a lot bigger. I took some other pastries to-go, to sample later. I'm sure they'll be just as good or better. The technical execution is apparent. Solid avocado toast. When it was served it came without the fried egg I'd asked for, and they had to go back to the kitchen. Chili flakes are a nice touch. And is that paprika oil on the avocado? It was very good, especially with the squeeze of lemon that I wouldn't have thought of if I'd made it myself. And now time for the mixed feelings. This was my first time visiting this place. It was 35F on a Sunday morning. I got there before they opened. The first entrance I saw said "employees only". I went around to the other side were there were heat lamps and patio seating, and seating capacity sign on the wall as well as another door. I assumed this was the entrance. And employee came out to check the sanitizer bucket, etc..out there and sort of scolded me and said, "We don't open until 7:30." I said that is my understanding. (Which is why I didn't enter the actual building.) So I enjoyed the heat lamps and even waited until a few minutes AFTER 7:30...and then entered the shop, at which point I was told the doors weren't open yet and I need to go around front and get in line. okay...so apparently there are barn doors that cover the actual entrance when they are closed. And if you've never been there and nobody is standing in line..it just looks like the side of a building and not an entrance. But I guess that's MY fault as a customer. And I guess the employee that scolded me for being early...couldn't be bothered to tack on, oh and by the way the entrance faces the street, but you can't see it because the barn doors are closed. And even though it's after 7:30 when we are supposed to be open. We aren't open yet. So after being chastised for the second time, I go around front and now there are people in line and I have to wait in front of the closed barn doors, after they were supposed to be open already. And I was there first, but now I'm not there first. Not the end of the world, but annoying. Did I mention it's 35F outside right now? And if you add that I had to send my avocado toast back to get the egg added that I originally asked for, the irritation factor continues. Either the guy didn't hear me or wasn't listening. And then...the tables were dirty out on the patio. Like big chunks of food from the previous day. A young mom and kid sat down next to me and I went over to the sanitizer bucket and moistened a napkin to help wipe down the table. A rag would've been nice, but none to be found. So yeah, what we call the "human factor" let me down. A place with as good a reputation as they have should be better. I spent almost $60. People have choices. I could've gone to Bakery Nouveau. I could've gone to Columbia City Bakery. I chose to come HERE. I probably won't be back. As someone with an F&B background I would suggest: 1) don't scold customers for showing up early at a popular spot, where people say show up early or the stuff you want will be gone. 2) if you do scold customers for showing up early, at least tell them the entrance is camouflaged so you don't have to scold them again for waiting in the wrong area or coming in the wrong door. 3) clean your tables before customers show up. 4) open on time if it's 35F outside and people are waiting. PS: there are two outside seating areas. One is more enclosed and has more heaters. No view to speak of, but cozy. The other is exposed on all for sides and only has heaters at one end, and only kinda sorta has a view of Portage Bay not really. (this is not Puget Sound as another reviewer mistakenly noted). read more

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There was a long line out the door when we arrived at 1:00 pm, but it gave us enough time to decide what we wanted to eat! All pastries were sold out by then excluding the cookies which the date caramel was AMAZING btw!! But i think the sandwiches were alright... we had the fried egg and the cheeseburger, but it wasnt exceptionally memorable. I willlll say tho, that the cheeseburger's pickles were quite good though, i usually order no pickles in my in n out burger back in cali but i ate all the pickles in this one! :) as for the others: Cinnamon toast bread was average. Coffee was smooth, but more average as well. read more

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Similar to some other folks, I had high expectations for Saint Bread and they honestly fell short. I had seen an article that it was one of the top bakeries in the U.S. and decided to make a quick pit stop during an early weekday morning to check out some of the options. The bakery is located right between the water and UW's fisheries buildings, which means that street parking is really sparse. There is a small parking lot off to the side, which you'll have to pay for. But of course, the app for the parking is broken and seems to have been broken for quite some time. The line was only a few people long so I didn't wait long. I ordered a few baked goods in the case in hopes that a couple of them were part of the "best bakery" repertoire - a maple melonpan, chocolate chip cookie, and a pain au chocolat. I found the cookie was the best amongst the 3, crispy exterior and chewy interior. The maple melonpan honestly just tasted like bread and I wish there was more of the maple taste. The pain au chocolat tasted fine. read more

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Four stars for the food, but I would not go out of my way to come back. Reason number one: the staff is not at all welcoming. Like what is the fucking deal?? Did everyone just get out of a bummer meeting right before we came in? It was alarmingly off-putting. No return greeting when I said good morning. Started to tell me our total to pay then literally said "whatever, it's on the screen" and walked off. I guess you wait for your coffee/beverage at the bar but they deliver your food to your table. Food was literally dropped in front of us from a couple inches height without any comment and did not include any utensils to eat it with or directions on where to find some. It all felt very icky. And speaking of icky, the plastic cups for self-serve water are all cut up around the rim like a squirrel or a child has been chewing away at them. Reason number two: food was really hit or miss. Was the chocolate croissant incredible? Yes. Was the cardamom knot the perfect level of sweet, sticky, and satisfying? Yes. Was the okonomiyaki frittata rich in flavor and uniqueness? Yes. But was the breakfast sandwich totally lackluster? And the oat matcha nothing noteworthy? Also yes. We lucked out without almost any line to speak of, but it was very long by the time we were leaving. I would not wait in line for any of that. read more

It was a very rainy Seattle day! But this place has you covered ;) plenty of outdoor seating on both sides of the building. Inside is small and can get crowded but goes by fast. Stroller friendly! Egg sandwich and melon pan were favorites! The focaccia and cardamom knot would've been even better warmed up. Would come back here! read more

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Okay I misunderstood that the okonomiyaki was actually just a frittata with toppings that resembled okonomiyaki which was truly a bummer and not what I was expecting, I was not a fan. The cinnamon toast was much better but could use butter spread all the way to the edges, alas. My friends really enjoyed their orders of a burger & veggie sandwich! The food came out fairly quickly and I appreciated the ample seating options outside! read more

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I stopped by here on a Monday morning and there was a small line when I got there and when I left, which makes sense because everything at Saint Bread is so good! The pastries have a wonderful, flakey, light and fluffy texture and very unique flavors that I haven't seen at many other bakeries. While the ordering area is small, there is extensive outdoor, covered seating which is very nice, especially for large groups. I ordered a mocha which was delicious and the ginger currant pull apart which was fluffy, not too sweet, and very tasty. The flavor of the currant and ginger paired wonderfully. I was also told by a friend that the yuzu polenta cake is good, so I'll have to try that next! read more

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We got here pretty shortly after they opened on a Saturday and the line was pretty short. By the time we left it was a very long line. I got the Cream Cheese Furikake Twist and the seasonal Rhubarb Danish. Both were delicious! The twist was smaller than I was expecting it to be. The service was okay--they weren't really interested in answering any questions we had. I would understand if it was busy and they needed to move the line along but there was only one person behind us in line. I'm glad I didn't have to wait for long because I don't know if it would have felt worth the wait for me. Definitely good pastries though! Beautiful area by the water. Wish the patio had water views! read more

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If I could encapsulate my experience at Saint Bread it would be delicious goodness. The techniques at this location with their pastries and bread is outstanding. One should read the owner/chefs bio before eating here. It is rare to fully feel like one can get a sense of a chefs (culinary pov from their bio). For example, I purchase Frontera salsa, ate at a Rick Bayles taqueria and read his bio. The food and salsas didn't do anything for me. Nothing stood out. The food tasted fine but there was no soul in the food. At Saint bread everything has soul and the flavors pop. Whether it's the salmon, the breakfast sandwiches, the deserts it's an homage. I love the location by the water and the casual dining is very Seattle. There's no pretension and just damn good food. read more

The line is long, so if planning on coming, plan accordingly. The decor is top notch. Had the rice bowl with salmon. I removed the skin as it was very salty and charred. I expected the salmon to be very cooked, but it was still more cooked then I expected. This resulted in a dry salmon that was almost salmon jerky. For the price I have to say I was not blown away it's mostly rice with some kimchi. read more

Saint Bread - Broiled salmon - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington