I got all starry eyed looking at all the options I had and in my indecision, I got what can only be called a whollleee lot of pastries. And I enjoyed every one of them. Both the savory and sweet pastries were delicate and forward on the flavors. The shallot and gruyere croissant was so good I couldn't stop eating and the cardamom almond brioche was both beautiful and delicious. read more

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The bright white walls and plants give you a warm sunny feel even when the Seattle gray is all around. The selection is big and it rotates seasonally so come prepared to try something new as whatever you see in the reviews might be available. That said, nothing disappoints. In my first visit I was overwhelmed with options and panic ordered the strawberry pistachio donut. The inside was layered like a croissant and the texture was delightfully chewy. The filling made it a bit of a mess but it was worth the extra napkins. Second visit I went for the cardamom almond brioche. No regrets. Perfectly balanced. read more

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Super bright space, flakey pastries, and lively atmosphere! I ordered a cortado to stay which was standard but it was served with sparkling water on the side for the to stay option. Also I tried the hazelnut praline flan croissant, ham and cheese croissant, and honey butter toast. Everything was delicious and I'd love to come back to try more things. I'll definitely be back for the hazelnut flan croissant which had the best custard to pastry ratio for a bite full of delicious custard. read more

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Great pastries, but has lost its vibe. Went in at 7am and the music was blaring... used to love going to this place

This place is always busy on the weekends so I recommend going on the weekdays if you can and at an odd hour. Otherwise, be prepared to stand in line! It's well worth the wait. The coffee is very good and the service is fast. They have an assortment of pastries and bread that can suit the sweetest tooth and the ones looking for a savory dish. I've gotten their ham and cheese croissant, their pistachio schneken , their shortbread and their kouign amann. All of them are delicious - I recommend the pistachio schneken if you want something sweet but not sweet. I have come here to work and I've come here to hang out. When working, I go upstairs because there's no plugs downstairs. WiFi is stable and it's not too loud. There's ample seating upstairs, downstairs and outside (weather dependent), but the tables are always available! On the weekends, you might be hard pressed to find somewhere to sit. Parking is on the side streets beside the store. read more

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A clean and large space with second floor seating , probably would be nice to work from here too. The cold brew was smooth, but I think the pastries were only okay. 2 out of 3 of us thought our pastries were too sweet. read more

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The hazelnut flan custard was SO good! It truly has a perfect mixture of all the flavors and not overly sweet either. The strawberry pistachio donut has fresh tasting strawberry filling. Both were not too sweet with the perfect blend of flavors! :) The barista was so nice and helpful as well. Great location, plenty of parking, good ambience read more

I've had Temple Pastries bookmarked for awhile and finally got the chance to try it. Went on a Sunday morning and there was a short line, which moved quickly. Tried a latte, the guava and cheese croissant, and the rye ham and cheese croissant. Most pastries are around $6-7. Latte was $5.75 for a 12 oz. Both croissants were delicious and a good size. The coffee was not great, would recommend coming just for the pastries. They did have a ton of seating, which was nice to see, but none of the outlets upstairs worked for some reason. Overall, an okay experience, but I'd come back for the pastries! Parking is street parking only and neighborhood streets mainly. read more

My wife and I are taking a weekend trip to Seattle and came here for their pastries. The Gruyère and caramelized onion croissant was so savory and tasty, it was flaky and crunch very yummy. I got an instant vacation coffee made with coconut it was delicious and bright tasting my wife liked it even more than I did. The staff was very nice and the atmosphere was great. Especially loved the upstairs area where you could sit and work or enjoy a book for a bit. read more

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came here at around 7:30 after a workout class, my friend joked that none of the items we got here were even worth the calories we had just burned. The place is def very cute and even has a second floor to overlook people with, there's lots of greenery and plants which I enjoyed. When we first got there we remarked that the pastries looked so pretty, so we ended up getting 3 pastries as we wanted to try a couple and we thought they'd be good. We ended up getting a ham and cheese for savory and two sweet; a cronut and a coffee cake. We asked for the croissant to be warmed up and they said they only warm up quiches. I'm not sure why that's a rule but it is, I was now not as excited for this ham and cheese. We also inquired about the orange juice in a fridge nearby, we asked if it had been fresh squeezed and they said no. How a tiny orange juice is 5 dollars that's not even fresh squeezed is wild to me. Overall everything was subpar at best. I def would not come again and I would discourage others from coming. Ham and cheese croissant - 4/10 : besides them not warming it up for us when we asked, it was just overall a very very bland ham and cheese croissant. We both remarked we could find the cheese. We had cut it in half and checked the others half to see if the cheese was in the others half. It was also very oily. I did not finish my half but my friend did. Espresso chocolate cake - 6/10. I liked it, my friend didn't. It's very dense which I like and she didn't. I thought it had a good combo of chocolate and coffee flavor. Chocolate Cronut - 4.5: it was just soooo sweet, maybe a little too artificial tasting for us read more

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Another bakery in our pastry journey through Seattle. We arrived at Temple Pastries around 10:30 AM on a Sunday and there was no line in sight. It wasn't until after we finished ordering and started digging in that a small line maybe 6 or 7 people deep started to develop. As with most bakeries, we started off with the Kouign Amann and Almond Croissant: Kouign Amann ($5.50) - Temple Pastries' version of the kouign amann is very buttery and very sweet. Crystallized sugar on the exterior adds crunch on the outside along with the baked crust. There's not much salt added, just enough to enhance the flavors. The sugar syrup soaks into the dough making the pastry very sweet and soft in the middle. This also helps develop a nice melted sugar crust that on the bottom. The pastry is quite sweet overall, a bit too sweet for me. (4/5) Vanilla Almond Croissant ($7) - This croissant is quite light and airy, with large air pockets on the interior caused by moisture rising out of the almond frangipane. While baking, the almond frangipage unfortunately almost completely escapes out of each end of the croissant, resulting in only a scant amount remaining inside. Since the frangipane touches the floor of the oven, it becomes chewy and sticky, caramelized into almost an almond cookie-like substance. The croissant is topped with a heavily vanilla flavored cream and sliced almonds. It's sweet and tastes good just by itself. Now unfortunately, this croissant has some issues: while the components are all good, the construction leaves some things to be desired. All of the sweetness and flavor are relegated to the exterior. The interior is relatively buttery, but almost feels tasteless in comparison to the vanilla cream and frangipane. The bite is not consistent at all, migrating from the sweet almond cookie on the sides, to a relatively flavorless middle, then back to a super sweet vanilla icing on top. At least for me, it's just not balanced. (3/5) I purchased two additional items that I didn't have enough room to eat it until the next day (hence not including them in the rating): Shallot & Gruyere Croissant ($6.50) - The cross section of this croissant looks seriously amazing (look at my picture of it). The shallots are cooked down slowly, releasing all of the latent sugars and making it almost taste like candy, but mixed with the allium and gruyere savory notes. It's baked a bit hard, so the top layers become dark brown and extra flaky. Classic Croissant ($5) - First thought - this croissant looks really dark in color and seems too light, in terms of weight, for the size. Then cutting into it - a bit crustier than normal on the outside, but the inside exhibits a fantastic honeycomb structure with thin layers and great lamination. The croissant has good flakiness, and while the exterior tastes more well baked, the interior is nice and buttery. This is a very good croissant, albeit possibly baked a little too hard (which would explain a bit why the croissant is so light, since a lot of the water content may have evaporated). Temple serves croissants that have stellar lamination - probably the best I've seen so far around Seattle. I feel like some of their bake times might be a little bit too long and the construction of some of the pastries is a bit lacking. Still, I would definitely return the next time I'm in the area. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms that require code to enter read more

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First time here and I was impressed! I arrived at 9:15 and there were 5-10 people in line. Waitstaff were courteous and quick to share opinions when I asked for advice. Most of what I ordered was seasonal, and I loved all of them! Chili Verde Pulled Pork Donut (5/5 - although I love chili verde so I'm biased, but I was impressed that the meat was moist and tender without getting the donut soggy), the honeycomb donut (4/5 stars), cherry danish (4.5/5 stars - cherries weren't too wet, the creamy/eggy filling was perfect, and the pastry was perfectly flakey). We haven't tried the Black Forest yet, but I'm confident it will be just as amazing! I'd recommend this pastry shop highly to any foodie, this is easily one of the top 5 pastry shops in the Seattle area! read more

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This little square pastry reminded me of a Hong Kong dessert, so I had to try it. The outside is crisp and caramelized; when you bite into it, the texture contract is stark. However, the inside was too bread-y and not airy enough. The drip coffee is standard. This is your typical overpriced coffee place. Aesthetic, tasty, and expensive. read more

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This is my second review for temple. The focaccia was airy and slightly oily, just the way I like it. I believe the olives may be castelvetrano and it was worth the $9 price point. The focaccia was huge and it tasted like a sourdough base. I've tried my fair share of focaccia in Rome, San Diego, and locally. This focaccia was up there with the old London Plains and Sea Wolf. Runner up for me would be Coyle's. It was the focaccia bounce when i pressed on the dough that made this a work of art. I wouldn't even add mortadella to it or make a sandwich it was this good. Macrina's focaccia is ok and this is where you can add mozzarella and make it like a Safeway panini. Just my opinion but no thanks. I would just eat this focaccia plain. The size was a good portion and cut in half. The ambiance reminded me of the new Bauhaus. It was refreshing to see a packed pastry shop immersed in conversations and not seeing people on phones. Service was great and the coffee was made fast. I'll have to provide another review on the delicious English muffins sandwich and the basque style cookie. All delicious. My advice, get to Temple early and bring friends from out of town visiting. There are always line. read more

One of my favorite bakeries in Seattle! From croissant to cakes, almost everything I've tried is delicious. I love the kouign amann and cruffins, and I always get a cake or tart to-go for later. I've had good service most of the time, and I've always gotten help with suggestions when I can't decide which cake to try. Also, no tipping is necessary as 10% is included in the sale price. I also enjoy the ambiance, love the sun shining in from the big windows on a sunny day. Great for doing work quietly or chatting with friends. There are seating space on the first and second floor, and a few tables available outside (mostly standing). Tip: Ask for the wifi password and bathroom code read more

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They have the best bakery and honestly the drinks are quite good too. The service is great too - I bought a loaf of bread on my way out and asked for the bathroom code and the server asked if I wanted her to hold it up front while I used the restroom. Very thoughtful and I appreciated it. The ambiance is really bright and full of plants and natural light. Would definitely come back! read more

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Great space, lots of seating. We arrived at 11 with many tables filled but lots of space to move about. The pastries are fresh and beautiful with unique flavor combinations. It's a neighborhood spot so we got the 'outsider' vibe and treatment, thus the one star off. The person at the register expected us to be more seamless in our order, no questions, no engaging, almost impatient. There wasn't anyone behind us so it felt a bit cold. Pastries are amazing though and likely a great place to gather with friends. read more

This bakery came highly recommended by a friend and it didn't disappoint. Everything in the display case looked delicious and tempting, so it was worth it just to try as much as I could knowing I don't pass by this area at all. My favorite items were the cruffin (with rotating flavor fillings) and hazelnut flan (literally was like a giant custard-like egg tart). The honorable mention goes the shallot and gruyère pastry, being the most flavor packed one. This place does a good job at rotating a good portion of the menu too. The only negative was showing up later AM and the line towards the door was moving awfully slow. Nearly a 30-40 minute just to make it to ordering is highly inefficient for just getting pastries alone. I don't understand how one cashier can just be there taking orders and packing too. read more

Temple Pastries - Cinnamon Cream Cheese Cruffin, Almond Bostock, Shallot & Gruyere pastry, Espresso Bread - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Wow wow wow WOW! Temple has been on my radar (as a baker and pastry fan) since moving to Seattle, and after finally stopping in, it should be on everyone's radar - what a beautiful spot. The pastries are all gorgeous, and honestly taste even better than I imagined. We tried the cardamom bun and the flan croissant - OH MY, I will be thinking about that flan until I come back for my next fix, wow. And the cardamom bun was soooo flavorful, I love a strong cardamom flavor and feel like it's often too faint in buns, but this one hit the sweet spot. We also picked up a boule of cranberry walnut sourdough (my personal favorite combination of inclusions for sourdough, I was sooo excited) and it is a delicious, filling snack toasted with some butter! If you are a breakfast sandwich person (like my lovely partner), they offer really delicious sandwiches made in house on their homemade English muffins OR you can pick up a pack of 4 for your at home sandwich needs. The lavender lattes were perfect. The plants are perfect. The staff is perfect. 10000/10, looks like we'll be going out of our way to drive through Leschi on every errand run read more

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The Miso Shishito Brioche was our favourite; it was covered in white sesame with a soft chewy exterior and a perfectly balanced filling. The Shallots and Gruyere Croissant had a punchy well of sweet roasted shallots surrounded by crispy flaky pastry. The Rye Pain au Chocolat had a beautiful cross section, with the pastry itself having an aromatic hint of chocolate among its beautiful layers. We also had the Olive focaccia, which was soft and salted just right. The latte was good too, although I used it almost as a palette cleanser. We came here for a pastry-filled brunch (as one does!) and left satisfied. An airy cafe full of plants and lots of seating area, it's also located at a cozy spot for a nice walk around the block after trying their tasty treats! read more

Temple Pastries - Miso Shishito brioche, Shallot and Gruyere croissant, Olive focaccia and Rye pain au chocolat - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Dropped by on a rainy Sunday around 8 am (absolutely no line!). I ordered a shallot & Gruyère croissant and a vanilla almond croissant togo so I could take them home and reheat them in my air fryer. The shallot + Gruyère croissant was SOO good! It was sooooo flaky and the caramelized shallots were absolutely perfect. I am still dreaming of it!! Whenever I see a store selling almond croissants, I always have to try it. The vanilla almond croissant was okay! It wasn't bad but not as flaky as the other croissant was. I recently moved somewhere nearby so I cannot wait to come back and try the other pastries. These flavors are actually so intriguing. Also there were signs of no pets allowed inside btw (unless it's a service animal) read more

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This place is a pretty highly regarded place, but the lines are not as bad as popular dessert places like Susu / Flour Box due to it being fairly out of the way for most people. On a Sunday morning 8:30am, it was still about a 20 min line to order pastries even though the line was out the door. My mind was set on just getting the cruffin but somehow 2 more pastries ended up in the box because, temptation and sunk cost fallacy. I got their cruffin, which this time is the passionfruit cheesecake, as well as the onion and Gruyère croissant for something savory to eat beforehand and the honeycomb cronut. The passionfruit cheesecake cruffin is so good - there's a biscuit on top dipped in a tangy passionfruit sauce, with some cream on top. Inside is some passionfruit filling that was also slightly tangy. The cruffin itself is very crunchy and buttery, as expected since a cruffin is basically croissant muffin. For $7, it was a bit on the pricey side but it was pretty filling. After all, the cruffin is also their most popular pastry. The onion and Gruyère croissant is very flavorful. The same buttery and flaky notes are apparent in the croissant, with a super flavorful center that makes you salivate. The honeycomb Cronut was the "worst" of the 3 but still pretty good. I just wasn't too big of a fan of the honey crumble on top that sticks to your teeth, but I like the honey flavor filling inside the Cronut. However, the Cronut itself is not as crunchy as the other croissant pastries I ordered, but that's because there's a lot of filling inside. The small miss I could think of is that they attempted to put my pastries into 3 bags. I paid $20+ on pastries already for just myself and it's very hard to carry all of it like that without ruining the food presentation, so I requested a box which they ended up accommodating. read more

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I've given this place three chances, and unfortunately, I won't be returning. While some of their pastries--like the cinnamon cream cheese cruffin and the cardamom almond brioche--are genuinely delicious, the customer service has been consistently disappointing. Each visit lacked the most basic hospitality: no greeting, no acknowledgment, no thanks. The long lines aren't helped by the fact that there's only one register operating, even as other staff members appear idle. When you finally do get to order, the interaction feels rushed and unfriendly, almost as if your presence is an inconvenience. Adding to the frustration, there's no working phone number to contact them--so if your takeout order is wrong (as mine was), there's no way to resolve it. I paid for three cream cheese cruffins but received plain sugar ones instead--disappointing, especially when you're expecting that rich filling. In a customer-facing business, good service should be a priority. Sadly, that's where this place consistently falls short. read more

I wanted to read, sit, and enjoy something while I was there. I had a savory pastry and drip coffee. Both were good. The atmosphere was great. I felt like I could sit comfortably and enjoy my quiet time. Staff were friendly too. read more

The quiche had a flakey rich crust holding a savory and creamy egg. Definitely get the fried to order beignets too. read more

My husband and I got an AirBNB for the night nearby and stopped here on the way out. We're lucky to have happened on this place! Pastries are SO GOOD. Sometimes pastries look more impressive than they taste, but they live up to their appearance here. They are sophisticated and unique without being gimmicky or obnoxious. The flan was creamy, perfectly sweet, and had a super satisfying flaky exterior. My husband detected a VERY subtle orange/citrus flavor with the vanilla, giving it a hint of Orange Julius vibe. I didn't notice until he said it, but it's there. The hazelnut is not very detectable to me, though. I didn't know what to expect with the cream cheese cruffin, but OH MY. So flaky and the cream cheese was so good. Flavorful but sweet and mild and not overly tangy. It was messy eating since it's covered in sugar, but so worth it. I panicked and when it came to ordering coffee and just got an iced mocha for my husband. Very good, though not on the divine level of the pastries. The mocha has a very light sour note that I find coffee sometimes has, but it was very minor and still quite good. I would have gotten another espresso drink, but I was counting on there being some sugary seasonal coffees advertised when there weren't any. One downside was that it was incredibly busy. It's a cool space, but it's echo-y. It was busy, and then like 20 runners came in. And then another 20 runners, on top of other non-running folk. So maybe it's not always so crazy lol. Parking was a pain. We drove around the neighborhood in expanding rings and eventually found something, but we might have not even tried the place if we didn't find parking when we did. read more

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Been here a few times and love the inside and space so much. There is a ton of beautiful light coming in and the staff is super helpful and kind. Will need to try a couple more pasties to find a favorite Pumpkin cheesecake is amazing, not too sweet. Regular croissant also good. Some of the donuts don't have a ton of flavor but we really enjoyed salted caramel donut. read more

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The cruffin was yummy I didn't have a sweet tooth when visiting but all the pastries looked really pretty read more

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It's been a long time since I've updated my review for Temple but it is still consistently good. The lines are insane though. I got here at 10am on a Saturday and waited almost 40 minutes in line. There was 1 person taking the order, boxing, cashiering. The lines are definitely because of this inefficiency. Everything was still in stock so all was well. The weekend specials were Passionfruit cruffin and sun-dried tomato pesto croissant. Both were delicious. Pro tip, preorders available 3 days in advance so you can skip this crazy line read more

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i have returned to worship at the steps of temple pastries. i was in town for a few days last month and right before heading to the airport, i had to come here and see how many pastries i could cram into my carry on for the ride home. nothing is better than the baked goods here. their service can vary depending on how busy it is, but i won't fault them for that. when they have the time/energy the folks behind the counter are happy to chat and patient while i drool over every single item in painstaking deliberation. the ambiance was lively on a friday morning, and i was glad i got there a little earlier than originally planned. it was hoppin' i wasn't able to take advantage of their new ice cream or lunch sandwiches, but i did snag a kouign amann, oat cookie (my old reliable), french flan cake, almond bostock and their newish breakfast sandwich with the spicy sauce. so so good and piping hot. all the pastries were a delight, especially the flan cake and bostock. so so perfectly textured. it's amazing. it's a miracle. it's temple pastries. read more

The café is so cute. Love the ambience of it because it was cozy yet roomy, if that makes sense. There were several people in there working on computers & enjoying coffee and it didn't seem crowded at all. There's also seating outside. I ordered the pumpkin spice loaf, black yuzu macaron, autumn leaves macaron, and a classic croissant. The croissant was amazing. You couldn't get closer to a more perfect croissant than this! It was so flaky and buttery! The black yuzu macaron was delicious; it has a very exotic taste! I almost left home to go get a couple more, but decided to pace myself. The autumn leaves macaron was delicious as well. Not sure what the flavors were, but it was good. The pumpkin loaf... all I can say is WOWI I've always been a huge fan of a certain chain coffee store's pumpkin loaf. But after having the one at Temple, not so sure I want the chain's pumpkin loaf any longer! The pumpkin loaf was absolute pumpkin perfection! Lots of tasty nutmeg, cinnamon, and pumpkin flavor! I also ordered the BBL (basic b***h latte) with oat milk. What I enjoyed about the coffee drink was everything was balanced out nicely, and the coffee didn't overpower the drink. Definitely will be returning to Temple very soon ! read more

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Came here on a Friday at 7:30 and was pleasantly surprised by everything. Easy street parking, no line, very spacious indoor and outdoor seating, and all around great ambiance and experience. Was so impressed by the variety and quality of pastries! We got the cruffin, shallot and gruyere croissant, and strawberry tart. They were all excellent--buttery, flaky, great texture and flavor. My favorite was the cruffin. They serve Broadcast coffee and their lattes are great. Service was good too. Price for 3 pastries and 2 lattes was $30. Would definitely come back and would be good for small groups. read more

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I always get pastries from here. Which are usually hit or miss. The donuts are usually good. Service is always great. Ambiance is great as well read more

Cute coffee shop. Outdoor seating too! Pastries galore! Very good eye candy here too!! read more

Temple Pastries - Iced mocha - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Got the regular croissants to try for the first time and was super impressed with the lamination! So flakey and buttery. The selection is huge so I'll be looking forward to coming back and trying more of the treats. I went on a busy morning but the wait in line wasn't bad and could browse the pastries and watch the unique coffee bar setup. It's in a very open air and light space which lit up beautifully during the sunny morning. read more

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Atmosphere: 5/5 Interior is nice and tidy. I like the high ceilings and all the plants they have inside. They seem to have a small area to sit upstairs as well. Some outdoor seating is available as well. I'm not sure if this is an ideal spot to get some serious work done - the line gets very long and can get distracting. Service: 4/5 My interactions with the staff have not been memorable, but the workers have a good attitude. No other comments! Food: 4.5/5 Their pastries are absolutely amazing. Although I haven't tried all of their pastries, the ones I did have left me impressed. I am not a pastry connoisseur by any means, but Temple makes amazing stuff. My favorites were the strawberry cream cronut (don't have a picture) and the guava croissant. Their savory croissants are also delicious. I seriously think you can't go wrong with anything you pick. I have tried their hot lattes. I love that they have sugar free vanilla syrup. My only gripe is that the coffee is never hot enough - I once asked to make my drink extra hot, but it didn't seem any different. Another thing to note is that the prices are pretty high - I understand, I can tell a lot of time and labor is required to make such amazing stuff. But just note, it can definitely add up if you're ordering a lot of pastries! Location: 3/5 Located near the newly developed apartments and Amazon Fresh. Street parking only - can be difficult but not impossible. Luckily I live close enough to walk. read more

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Ordered a mocha and was given a black coffee. Also neither of the ladies working there were friendly. Will not be going back. I am quite disappointed, and other people have had similar experiences with the service. read more

Temple Pastries - Ordered a mocha but was given black coffee - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Food: I tried their plain croissant and it was alright but not the best I've ever had. It was also later in the day around 1:30pm so it'd been out all day. It would hopefully taste better in the early morning hours. Service: Not good service. Very dry and cold. Ambiance: This is the best part! Such a beautiful cafe because of all the natural light! And they have a 2nd level. read more

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Another great bakery in Seattle to add into your arsenal! I have yet to taste a goodie from this place that I don't absolutely love. I particularly love the pistachio bun thing and their shallot gruyere baked that tastes just like a mini french onion soup danish. SO GOOD and flavorful. I really love the unique flavors at this bakery and I have shared a croissant loaf with a friend in the past but it's really too much for two people to eat over the course of days - I only recommend this if you have a family or a large gathering coming up. There's lots of cute seating here for you to hang out for a little brunch date and it's overall a cozy spot in the neighborhood. read more

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I tried their orange blossom bostock and WOW... I'm still thinking about it. I also ordered the English muffin breakfast sandwich with bacon and hickory. I enjoyed it and the English muffin itself was excellent. The iced latte was good - it paired well with what I ordered. I like the vibe, it's simple and unassuming. Staff was helpful when I asked questions about what to order. Will be back to try more things. read more