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Consistently good. Haven't been back for a while as their croissants still as good. Im a sucker for those that I can peel layers off and these does the job. The owner is also very nice and friendly. It's a quiet place and I hope they get more businesses. This time I got 3 different croissants: raspberry chocolate, brioche fuillete, and a everything seasoned croissant. The raspberry chocolate was my favorite because of the crunch you get from the crystal sugar on top but that's not saying much. The other two was basically just as good with their own things. Brioche fuillete had a subtle sugary finish on top and the layers are to die for. The savory croissant was impressive because the flavors stood out read more

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Amazing food, great quality and a great price. The owner is so friendly and passionate about his craft. Simple place, much better than any of the fancier spots around. Must visit!! read more

A local French bakery spot I discovered. The space it self isn't anything special but it's all about the pastries. I ordered the following: Regular Crossiant $5.25 Sable cookies $2.65 Madeleine $1.75 Turkey and cheese croissants $6.25 The regular crossiant was good. Soft and airy, I wish the outside was crispy though. The sable cookies are so good, it reminded me of the shortbread cookies filled with strawberry jams. The Turkey and cheese crossiant was very good and crispy on the outside. Pricing is pretty reasonable for the bakery. The guy that was working there was nice. I will definitely be coming back! read more

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We had plain croissant, canele and pear tart. The prices are $6-$7. Croissant is so soft and chewy. I wish the crust is crispier. Th canele is very moist and has nice crust. The crust is sticky but crisp. Very nice one. The pear tart is very refreshing. Love the flaky almond crust. read more

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this is one of the best croissants I have ever had. Very high quality butter can taste the sweet terroir aftertaste from the butter after biting into the pastry. butter and flour imported from France. Completely different aftertaste than any other bakery croissant. Like a slight grassy undertone taste which lingers in the mouth. Nobody does this because of the cost of the imported butter. Costco croissants are the worst. No flavor. Other croissants are oily, they leave a residue if left sitting in a paper bag. This croissant is technically as close to perfect as I have seen. Better than most of the ones in france. Came here to check out the bakery after having his croissant at the vienna cafe. read more

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In short Worth every syllable of all the good word of mouth they've gotten. Small place, small-ish selection, but everything is exceptionally good. In long I've said it about a couple of their neighbors, and I'll say it again--it's crazy how many good places there are in this ordinary little strip mall, especially when you think about how different they all are. Touba is very clear up front that their focus is on French baking, and their rep comes from their croissants. When you walk in, you realize pretty quickly that the French influence is probably filtered through a colonialized lens, 'cause the folks (and the decorations) here are Senegalese. They're justifiably proud of their French menu and technique. Colonialism is rarely any good for the people involved, of course...except for how it can spread good food. (I got a banh mi after this, which wouldn't exist at all except for French colonialism on the other side of the world. Sable cookies Light and chewy with just the right amount of sweetness and real brightness in the fruit dollop in the middle. Croissant Soft and chewy, nice and buttery. So decadent. This is vacation and special-occasion food without a doubt. Almond brioche feuilletée I couldn't pronounce it to order it, so dude helped me cheerfully. (Super warm, friendly service here). Sticky on the outside, almonds are fresh, just the right amount of sweetness. Delectable for sure. read more

I stopped in to Touba in search of fruit tarts for my dad's birthday. The man behind the counter was very kind, he even gave me an extra pastry for free! He made some great recommendations as well. Not too expensive either. The tarts were light, and the fruit was fresh. The lemon meringue tart was the star of the show for me- tart, creamy and delicious. It was a hit! We'll definitely be back! read more

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Of all the bakeries I have tried across the country, the pastries here were unbelievable! They were very artistic but without any negative impact to the taste and textures. The croissants blew us away. The texture, flavor, and aroma were beyond anything I have ever had! All I can say is the gentleman was super friendly. Get there when they open. This guy needs to have a large bakery so everyone can try. Yum! I don't joke around when it comes to pastries... read more

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Small neighbourhood gem serving up some delicious bakery items including giant Palmier cookies, tarts, croissants and more! Usually not busy and quick service. read more

Touba Bakery - Everything Croissant, Palmier and more goodies - Bakeries Near Me - Everett, Washington

To me, this is the perfect bakery! Everything I've had here was impeccably handcrafted. The apricot danish was the highlight. The price is very reasonable for the quality. Everything was fresh. The gentleman at the counter was super friendly and the decor inside is inviting. Give this place a try! I highly recommend it. read more

Touba Bakery - Lemon brioche and apricot danish - Bakeries Near Me - Everett, Washington

I'm not sure I agree with all the hype and the countless 5 star reviews, but I did not have any viennoiserie, so I might change my mind in my next visit. I actually decided to try this because of the viennoiserie, but when I inspected the array of pastries I was derailed and distracted by the pear tart, so I got the tart and a canele, since I felt like getting a croissant would be too much. Anyway, I digress. The place is pretty bare bone, not exactly welcoming, it doesn't seem like they put a lot of effort in general presentation and ambiance. The pastry cases are all different from each other and arranged on the side with no particular attention. The place is kind of spacious, but completely empty. Just a few tables on the right side, no decorations to be seen. The separation between the kitchen and the counter area is basically a big hanging carpet, seems like a temporary solution. All in all the ambiance is not particularly inviting. The pastries all look very good, especially the viennoiserie. The pear tart was delicious, the tart crust was crunchy as I like it, perfectly blended with the frangipane filling. Not at the level of Belle Pastries's pear almond tart, but delicious nonetheless. The canele was very good, crunchy outside and soft and moist inside. The crust was a bit sticky, but very good. Overall very good, but a bit underwhelming both from an ambiance and food amazingness perspectives. I'll be back to try the viennoiserie. read more

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I was looking for a sweet bite and Touba Bakery appeared in my map range so I head over because they were closing in an hour. The bakery smelled heavenly, cleaned from my angles, and there appeared to be a plethora of options remaining. Pear tart, fruit tart, and pan au chocolate. Get these. DO NOT SLEEP ON THE PEAR TART. It was buttery, soft dense, and delectable. I love French bakeries for these typical descriptions. read more

First of all his pastry's NEVER disappoint; they are sooo delicious! Especially the turkey cheese croissant (it's my fav). I stop by whenever I am around. Second off, his personality is so bright, cheerful and outgoing. He always makes my day better coming in to a positive attitude and good eats! *I've been obsessed with all things Dubai chocolate lately and I am on my way home to try his new Dubai chocolate croissant* read more

Touba Bakery - Dubai chocolate croissant, turkey and cheese croissant and everything cream cheese croissant. - Bakeries Near Me - Everett, Washington

This little bakery is still rocking it. Amazing and beautiful pastries of all types. Wow! Extremely friendly owner almost always on duty. And a beautiful clean space as well. I have nothing else to update really--just more accolades for the quality and service that this bakery provides. read more

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I have been craving a good almond croissant and saw that they delivered with doordash. I ordered and what I got does not look anything like the pictures on their site. It was a regular croissant that had been sliced open a little bit of the almond paste put inside and sprinkled with almonds on top. It was a major disappointment. I could get much much better in the freezer department at trader Joe's read more

I stopped by Touba Bakery on a Sunday morning and was greeted with a sweet aroma of fresh baked French pastries and desserts. It was heavenly. LOCATION: Touba Bakery is located in a business plaza with nearest cross streets of Pacific Ave and 112th St SW in Everett, WA. SERVICE: The service from the young lady at the bakery was good. Although she didn't make any recommendations, there were enough sweets (and a variety of them) in the display case to entice us with our picks. MENU OFFERINGS: We went with the Pain Au Chocolate (Chocolate Croissant), 2 Canale, Lemon Meringue Tart, and a couple Turkey & Cheese Croissants for something savory. All were delicious but my favorite was the Canale! A very close second was the Lemon Meringue Tart. Scratch that - it's a tie for both! Equally delicious! AMBIANCE: I'm not sure if they were renovating the inside of the shop (I visited in May 2023) but it looked a bit cluttered inside. Not a big deal for me as we just picked up pastries to go. Overall, I was impressed with this small bakery: they had variety of pastries and desserts to choose from, and some savory items as well. I highly recommend stopping by and picking up a treat or two - oh, why not just make it a box of goodies? :) read more

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Wow! Great pastries and I really enjoyed the Touba Coffee with my croissant (raspberry chocolate). The Touba coffee has a unique flavor from the dias spice. Worth every penny read more

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The almond croissant was amazing! So flaky and crunchy. Probably my favorite item we had here. Great selection and everything tasted really fresh! Husband bought 5 items and it was around $26, reasonably priced for the quality of items. They do offer coffee too but we didn't get a chance to try this time. 100% would come again. read more

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As soon as we walked into Touba Bakery, a heavy scent of butter and sugar in the air hit us. A very promising sign for any French bakery. We walked in on a Friday early morning and the super friendly owner immediately greeted us and walked us through the options. We opted for the following: Almond Croissant ($5.00) - This croissant had a well developed crust, maybe a little too developed - it was possibly baked a bit too long on the exterior. The interior was still chewy and buttery with good airy lamination. It was cut in half partially, like a hot dog bun, and filled with only a small amount of frangipane - it could definitely use more. The frangipane is quite smooth with skins removed from the almonds. There was also a small amount of frangipane covering the top of the croissant, along with sliced almonds. Once again, not very generous. The almond croissant was the weakest of the bunch but still delicious. Raspberry Chocolate Croissant ($6.25) - This had a super crunchy raspberry layer on top enveloping the soft croissant. That raspberry layer had a crunch like a thin hard candy. On the interior, we have normal croissant dough, with one laminated raspberry layer and one small baton of chocolate on the bottom. Like the almond croissant, the filling was a bit on the skimpy side, but the overall flavor and texture of this pastry was great. Brioche Feuilletée ($4.65) - I've never had this pastry before but I was very intrigued since it had an uncanny resemblance to a Kouign Amann. Once I bit into it, the differences become apparent. Instead of being a super laminated sweet pastry that comes apart layer by layer, this one is more enmeshed and bready. It's covered by a generous candied layer, and inside there is a sugary paste. This is very good, definitely recommended. Touba Bakery is a solid 4.5 for me. Some pastries aren't best in class, but everything is perfectly delicious. I would definitely be happy and stop by all the time if I lived nearby. read more

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Great dough work. Perfect croissants. The bread looks delicious. We split an incredible apricot danish. The apricot glaze added just the right amount of sweetness. Worth every penny. The owner is a wonderful man. I came in with a twenty thinking I'd pick up a little something. The next thing I knew, I had a box of items. I was a little short, he was so kind to say not a problem. I knew I wanted to tip him so I ran out to get a five. He apologized to me and said I had to work too hard. Beautiful food and business. I can't wait to try their Senegalese coffee. This is a hidden gem. read more

Touba Bakery - Turkey and cheese croissant. The best! - Bakeries Near Me - Everett, Washington

Very close-to-French pastries. Very nice owner from Somalia. A little out of the way for me but worth it!

It was cool inside Touba Bakery when I entered around 10:00 a.m. today, Sunday 25 June 2023. A friendly worker greeted me and made me feel welcome with conversation. Looking over the displayed pastries/baked goods, I went with an apricot Danish as it was composed of two things I had been craving: a pastry (a Danish) and a fruit (apricot). Payment was straightforward and I was on my way. The apricot Danish was a work of art. Flaky layers readily gave way to my chopping teeth. The glaze was stick-to-my-fingers, and belly, good. The apricot was juicy and creamy cheese formed a pillow for the fruit to rest on. The innards of the flaky layers were soft and moist. A beautifully decadent food of art piece both to my eye and my gut. read more

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I'm hyper-critical of bakeries, and at this price tag ($5.25 plus tax) I was expecting better of the turkey and cheese croissant (3.5/5 stars). They're beautiful croissants and flakey on the outside, but I found the bottom a bit soft, and honestly almost soggy with the turkey and cheese. But the service (5/5 stars) was great, the employee was as so kind and friendly and they were willing to open 20 minutes early (listed hours started at 8am). And the ambiance (5/5 stars) was fun, I usually expect European and French art at French bakeries. read more

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Honestly stop blowing this place up as if it's good. Because it's not. Walking in seemed kinda dead and sad. I asked the person what's their best seller and of course his reply was "everything" we got two jalapeños cream cheese croissants. Whatever shinny finishing they put on top came off after the first bite. Filling was decent at best not much kick to it in terms of spice. 85 degree bakery has a better one. We also got a chocolate croissant and a raspberry chocolate croissant both filling were underwhelming of anything of chocolate. And finally the apple turnover ... by far the nastiest thing I ordered. Bread more in the hard side filling was just apple sauce truly a high disappointment.all this disappointment for $34 holy freaking air ball!! read more

I got 4 pastries today around 10am on a Saturday and the case was pretty well stocked. In order from most favorite to least favorite. 1. Raspberry chocolate croissant: The crunchy raspberry glaze on top was great but needed more chocolate as there was only a tiny bit along one side of the croissant 2. Lemon meringue tart: Solid crust with a lemony filling and a soft meringue. 3. Almond croissant: This is not the usual twice baked version typically seen so it wasn't as dark which I appreciated. The filling wasn't really there until the very center so the almond flavor was missing for me. 4. Plain croissant: Disappointing. I would skip this one. I judge bakeries by their plain croissants and this one was a bit soggy, lacked salt and lacked a good butter flavor. Their croissants are better with some filling. Solid bakery. Reasonable prices. Yelp links to an incorrect website so this is the correct one. https://toubabakery.com/menu/ read more

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I've been wanting to try a Cannelle de Bordeaux so when I saw a photo of one from Touba, I had to come here ASAP! I went an hour before they were closing so pickings were slim but I luckily found 2 left at $4 each and brought those home with me. One made it back, I tried the other in the car and loved it too much to not eat it all! It had a sweet carmely exterior and the inside was perfectly moist and custardy. The outside was softer than I thought a cannelle is supposed to be and I was a tad let down but I probably should have tried it earlier in the day. The raspberry chocolate croissant however is a must try and saved my experience completely! It is the most amazing croissant I have ever had. Perfectly crunchy glazed exterior that not only tasted good but looks amazing! I was lucky enough to meet the owner and he was very kind and hard at work making dough. He is a master at his craft and this is a delicious gem of a bakery! The outside is not too flashy but theres a lot so parking is easy, and this area is worth checking out for good food. read more

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Amazing pastries! I tried the croissant and some other ones too (I don't remember the names but honestly they all looked amazing). They don't taste like your standard pastries--they honestly taste SO much more delicious! This is coming from someone who is not a pastry person too. Highly recommend! read more

Ordered the Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant and both with good. The Almond Croissant a generous amount of Almond Cream, which will be great for some. I thought it was a touch too sweet/overpowering, but it wasn't bad. The Chocolate Croissant was good, too, though I think it could've used a bit more chocolate. I heated both up when I got home, to try and have them close to an "out of the oven" experience. What I found to be a bit lacking, for me, is the crispy, flaky exterior and super light interior. Both were light, a bit soft to the bite, and a touch too dense for my personal reference. I'm being hyper critical. I think for most, it's very good. I've had a certain bakery ruin me and I compare everything to it - fair or unfair. I would also concede that it wasn't fresh out of the oven, from the bakery, and was heated up after being brought home - may have impacted my experience. read more

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Such a delight to find this gem of a shop serving world class French pastries in Everett! I ordered a selection and everything was delicious, especially the croissants! The proprietor is so friendly and welcoming, you'll definitely feel appreciated here! (Sorry no photos...we devoured them immediately...they are little works of art!) read more

Small bakery with just beautiful pastries. The owner is so friendly and welcoming. We sampled quite a few items and they were incredibly flaky and delicious read more

I hate to give a bad review. Maybe I came on a really off day. I purchased some macarons to serve at a party, very expensive, and they were rubbery and tasteless. We had to throw them out. read more

Cute French shop with a single guy running it. Told us he needs help making coffee if any barista is interested. But yah i don't know anything about French pastry but i thought it was pretty good. Would go back again for the savory croissant and pan au chocolate, lemon was mid could've been sweeter read more

Touba Bakery - Lemon meringue - Bakeries Near Me - Everett, Washington

Super friendly owner. Delicious pastries. We look for excuses to pop in if anywhere near the area and plan accordingly! Wonderful gem.

Wonderful pastries! Flaky and delicious. Highly recommend the chocolate cake and pear tarts

Fantastic French Bakery!! For someone who has lived in Belgium for most of his adolescent life, I can tell you...this bakery got it all done right! Both the Éclair and the Pan au Chocolat had all the right texture and taste (at least for me). From the second bite, it all came back and reminded me of how wonderful these simple yet delicious pastries really are. I am beyond happy that my friend recommended for us to come here. The super friendly owner came to us and asked if everything was fine and we were more than happy to say that everything was just delicious. Highly recommend if you are craving for something authentic and French. Stop by and try. You would not be disappointed. Finally, my go to spot for a great and tasty pastry! :) read more

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Tried croissant, pain au suisse, lemon tart. Everything was amazing. Almond croissant is best. read more

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I bought a croissant stuffed with turkey that was recommended..the croissant was dry.. stale and stuffed with a tiny piece of rolled up dry deli turkey..when I bit into the dry hollow croissant it crumbled and the little piece of dry turkey fell out..7 dollars and It was Horrible. I feel bad about my negative review because the owner was a very nice man but I have to be honest about the quality of his croissants, maybe his other bakery items are better but I won't be back. read more

Good bread, friendly service. The person ringing me up asked me about my day. It seems very friendly & small business vibe. read more

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Stopped by because I needed a quick coffee pick me up. Ordered a hazelnut late and it was good. Was sad that they didn't have milk subs, however, I realized they have what looks like an Italian coffee machine, which recommends to only use whole milk. The barista was nice and walked over everyone's order. It's a quite spot with not many seats. They also don't play music in the background, only the sounds of the refrigerator and the guy who was on a business call next to me. I kind of got my coffee and left instead of staying to potentially do work. The fresh pastries looked good but I opted not to pick one up. Note: They don't have change or dollar bills They only serve the coffee in one size (a 20oz cup) read more