Very excited to have a Paris Baguette closer to home! I've been waiting the past couple months for…read moreit to open, which may or may not be a good thing because now I have less excuses to go in when I want a treat! Also, I was pleased that they actually fill their chocolate croissants with plenty of cream. The other Paris baguette in Tukwila almost always messes those up that I stopped buying them. Glad this one seems like it will be a reliable spot to go to.

This was my second visit, and unfortunately, I'm still not impressed. I ordered my favorite ham and…read morecheese pastry, but it was noticeably flat, lacked flavor, and seemed underbaked, which probably explains why it never rose properly. It just didn't have the light, flaky texture I'm used to. The difference in quality is especially noticeable compared with the Tukwila location, where I've had the same pastry many times and it has consistently been much better. I really like Paris Baguette, so I hope this location can improve the consistency and baking quality.

I stopped here to check the pies and was pleasantly surprised to see a lot of Slavic style baked…read moregoods! I grew up eating these goodies and was excited to try. I got Monastirskaya Izba cake, poppy seed and blueberry roll and cherry pyrozhok/pierog The pros Lovely atmosphere Great selection Great service Delicious poppy seed roll even though not very fresh The Cons The poppy seed roll, although delicious, was not fresh. Fresh poppy seed roll is soft and very aromatic. This was a day old. The cherry pierozhok wasn't good. The dough was very dense, unlike pierozhky dough is supposed be, very little filling and also not freshly made. Definitely the day before. Monastirskaya Izba cake tasted decent but also was quite dense. I am still looking to come back for other goodies.

Was excited to try their new location, much bigger and well decorated. I was excited and hopeful…read more The interior is very cute, lots of Ukrainian designs on the wall, and the overall atmosphere is great. It's located in a great spot downtown. The food, however, was a major disappointment to me, unfortunately. - The coffee was almost watered down. It seems like they don't calibrate their coffee machine so that it pulls the correct shots each time. - The "Cinnamon Apple Crepe" is very deceiving; it is just cinnamon apple jam. Therefore, it is so unbearably sweet. I thought it had actual fruit in it when I ordered. - The plum piroshki was something we were very excited about, but it was 90% dough and not warm. Major disappointment as well. - The quiche was ok, but the dough was soggy and not crispy as most quiches are. The food was sadly subpar, but the music they play was a little awkward as well. I assume they just play a random Spotify playlist and don't know what's playing, so I kind of get it. It was vibey until you listened to the lyrics. It was very vulgar and uncensored and made a girls-day-out with my mom VERY awkward. Stars for the nice staff and cute interior, but we didn't finish most of the things we ordered. I was excited to try it, but it was a major letdown, unfortunately. Won't be coming back.

This place has been around since I was seventeen.If not longer, i'm now sixty, if that tells you…read moreanything. They definitely have their morning regulars. I love stopping here when i'm craving a nice, fresh donut or maple bar. If it wouldn't make me fat or sick, I could eat a whole dozen

great service and great donuts and much more! old fashioned donut shop vibes if you wanna stop for…read morea coffee and a treat.

Omg! This Asian Bakery rocks! I wish I didn't live so far away. I would come here all the time if I…read morelived in the area. So delicious! I had a cream puff, an eclair and a fruit tart and they were all fabulous. Sweet but not too much and the pastries were perfectly flaky. Also, the cream puff was way better than Beard Papa. Nice, clean modern place and the lady who waited on me was lovely. If you like baked goods, go here!

My co-worker recommended that I try out this place as they have really good cream puffs. I'm a huge…read morecream puff fan and never had a fresh one before so I was really excited. We stopped by and when you enter, the smell inside is absolutely heavenly. I don't think I have ever entered such a wonderful smelling bakery. We were greeted by the sweetest female employee who was patient with us while we were trying to decide what to get. It was still really early so we weren't super hungry for sweets so we got a cream puff each. I got the pandan one while my boyfriend got the regular one. They were absolutely perfection, the filling was super yummy! I want to come back to try their other flavors. The macarons looked amazing and they have quite the selection as well as their cupcakes too. I will have to stop by more to get some more sweet treats. They have cakes too or you can order them as long as you give a few days heads up. They have a counter top to enjoy your sweets right away. They also have napkins just in case as well. They don't offer crafted drinks but had a few drinks in their fridge.

tried Layla's Pastries for the first time and I was honestly blown away. I ordered three mini cake…read moreloaves the S'mores, Chips Ahoy, and Hershey's Bar flavors along with the Cookies & Cream, and every single one was amazing. The S'mores mini cake glove was rich and gooey with the perfect balance of chocolate and marshmallow. The Chips Ahoy flavor tasted just like a fresh cookies-and-cream dream, soft, sweet, and packed with cookie flavor. The Hershey's Bar mini cake glove was super chocolatey and smooth without being too heavy. The Cookies & Cream was easily one of my favorites creamy, flavorful, and perfectly made.

AMAZING, FAST SERVICE. Everything is homemade and made with soo much love! Will be going back for…read moremore.

I absolutely love this place. It has great parking. It has wonderful food and the employees are…read morereally nice if you want Latina food that's very good. Try this place. It's absolutely wonderful. Thank you for staying around for so many years and I'm happy to see that you survived through the Covid pandemic, keep up the good work. I'll see you shortly. oh and I forgot to tell you, they have great prices there...

Bread is ALWAYS fresh and the options are endless! I always have to limit myself because I want one…read moreof everything! Very small shop so once you're in you have to make a game plan to get to every rack. Service is always quick and they make sure your fresh bread doesn't get squished.

I always enjoy stopping at this bakery. They also have a drive-through option. I like the selection…read moreof cupcakes, with specialty flavors changing each day. I also like their selection of cookies, and other treats like scones, and rice crispy. The coffee is good too! It's also nice to have a reward system to get discounts and the occasional free cupcakes.

I came here after a few too good to go orders. They have great customer service. The restaurant was…read morenice and clean and the items on display looked delicious. I didn't order off the menu besides a drink because I got their surprise half dozen and surprise goody bag. I was impressed. The cupcakes were beautiful! I do have to say, it is a little too sweet. I just cut the top half of the frosting off. I ordered their Italian soda while I waited. I've had better Italian sodas, but it was all about the service and experience. The drink was drinkable so I would say that it's fine. Nothing special. Overall, I really like this place.

San Honoré Panaderia is located in the Island Pacific Seafood Market food court. I love the variety…read moreof bread sold here, which reminds me of Goldilocks and Red Ribbon Bakeshop in other areas of the country. I believe this is the only full fledged Filipino bakery in the area, so it's awesome to see such a great selection. Pianono Ube Roll ($9.99) - After purchase, we took a seat at one of the cafeteria tables to try the roll out. This roll is essentially an ube flavored swiss roll, deep purple in color, but smashed until flat. This seems to be due to how soft the roll is - usually I find swiss rolls denser to stand up to slicing, but this one is so soft and moist there's no way to slice it up without the structure collapsing. It's moist, fluffy, full of ube flavor and isn't too sweet. Unfortunately the quality of the ube roll is suspect. We purchased this on a Saturday afternoon and there was a sticker on the box labeling it best by the following Wednesday. On Monday morning there was visited mold growing all over, so only a day and a half after purchase. It was sitting on table with all the other baked goods and it wasn't obvious that it had to be refrigerated. (2/5) Spanish Bread ($8.99) - I used to love eating the warm, buttery sweet Señorita bread from Starbread bakery down in the Bay Area. They were so delicious, I literally could eat an entire box of ten in one sitting. Seeing it here, I had to pick a box up. San Honore's version is much larger, probably 2 to 3 times the size I'm used to. The bread is hard and dense and it's less golden brown in color and more pale. Breadcrumbs dust the exterior, while the interior is filled with a slightly sweet and dense paste. It's quite dense all around, nothing like the sweet "crack fingers" as my friends used to call them at Starbread. (3/5) Taho ($7.99) - The Taho is served piping hot in plastic cup. It's so hot that it actually melts the plastic and gave me a nasty burned tongue on my first sip. I actually saw another customer come up and ask them to fill up her own metal tumbler - probably the smarter idea. In terms of the drink, there's a super sweet minerally brown sugar coating on the bottom of the cup, followed by plenty of silky and soft tofu, filled with beany flavor and a bit of sweetness. It's very easy to suck up through the straw. The final ingredient on top, a bit of soft sago pearls (there's a sign that states tapioca pearls, but these are definitely sago). The tofu is clean tasting to start, but after an hour or so when it starts to cool down some of the off sour notes come out. There's no way it's gone bad in that amount of time (and it's not an unpleasant sourness), so I wonder if it's from the coagulant being used to make the tofu. (4/5) San Honoré Panaderia is a bit of a mixed bag with questionable quality. There are still a bunch of items I'd love to try but I'm not in any hurry to revisit.

I visited this bakery which is inside a grocery store on a weekend morning for the first time. It…read moreis a fairly new spot in Federal Way, and since it was my first time trying this type of cuisine, I asked a staff member for some insight into the different items they sell. They were incredibly helpful and even offered samples to help me decide! While I was looking around, I noticed a huge variety of freshly baked goods coming out throughout the time I was there. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering how generously they fill the containers they serve in. The service was excellent; the staff were friendly and patient while I made my selections. In the end, I went with an ube bread, a cheesecake, and a savory pastry with meat inside. The flavors were fantastic, and I was very happy with my purchases. I even got to share them with some friends who were also new to this cuisine, and it was a hit! I will definitely be back.