Very nice place, idk why it wasn't busier! we got two bagels, one was cooked perfectly and one was…read morehard as a rock and I couldn't even bite through it. The cream cheese was nice. The place was clean and well kept.

Coffee cup lids continually popped off spilling all over me. Clerk said 'yeah these are cheap…read morelids'. Continuing as I tried to drink it in my car. I asked for my bagel with just 'a little bit of cream cheese'. I spent several minutes removing a huge amount of cream cheese. Bagels are like white bread. People problem!

I was flying out so decided to stop by here for a bagel. We stayed at the Hyatt Regency so it was…read morejust across the street. The service was friendly and quick. The ambience was typical of a store attached to a hotel. The bagel tasted OK. It was anything special for the price.

Great quick & delicious coffee, as well as breakfast! They serve a variety of Seattle Bagel Bakery…read moreoptions, and even have a gluten-free plain bagel! I recommend ordering a breakfast sandwich with tomato and avocado, and add an egg - so yummy! It felt so special having a hearty gluten-free breakfast sandwich.

We split the garlic mozzarella with cream cheese and it was well toasted! There was only one worker…read moreso it took a minute for her to take orders and prepare things, but she was very polite and efficient. There's a few different toppings too if you want something more substantive. It's just a little stall in the market so if you want to sit, you gotta find seating behind one of the booths. Would recommend!

Nice bagel sandwich in the market place. There is nothing extrordinary about what they do, small…read morespot with par cooked or portioned food slapped onto good bagels. Prices are fair for the spot, and there is a little area where you can sit or stand and eat.

The rating's for the salt bagel. It's just the perfect texture -- crunchy on the outside, soft on…read morethe inside. The owner recommended tiramisu cream cheese to go with it and he's not wrong haha. The sweetness balanced the saltiness well. 100% would go back. The shop's pretty small, has about five seats total. The table's wooden and single seating along the wall. I went just before closing time at 1:40PM, so it wasn't crowded at all and was pretty comfy.

Had a taste for a breakfast bagel before an appointment on capital hill Friday morning, there's…read moremany options in the area but I was looking for a savory option, not just cream cheese so I stopped by this shop as it's been here for years and had solid reviews. Staff was welcoming and helpful when ordering, I got the BEC (bacon, egg, & cheese) on an Everything bagel, it was mid, tasted like all one note, the eggs was overcooked, I should of added hot sauce or something to give it another layer of flavor, the press also burns the sesame seeds on the outside so there's a burnt flavor to the bagel - substitute another bagel and you might not have the same issue. Overall there was nothing to rave about and my bagel hunt will continue!

It's a nice, clean, modern bakery, but the space is very small and there's no seating so it's…read morereally more of a grab-and-go spot. I was craving a croissant, so I ordered a plain one. I had planned to eat it there, but they didn't have a microwave or toaster to warm it up, which was a bit disappointing since it was served cold. Unfortunately, the croissant tasted pretty average similar to something you'd find at a grocery store. It didn't feel special or stand out in any way. Overall, it was just okay, and I don't think I'd come back.

Cozy cafe (window front counter. standing only, if you decide to eat in). Clean interior with a…read moreview of the kitchen inner workings from the street as you walk by. Charming barista and his colleague thoughtfully cut our sandwich in half and served in separate bags when we mentioned we'd be sharing it. Beautifully crafted croissant with great texture. Good quality ham and cheese, and just the right amount on the sandwich. That being said, this treat sneaks up on you. Don't be fooled - it is RICH in buttery goodness. As is the chocolate chip cookie that I couldn't resist. The latte is also a nice solid coffee flavor. Simple menu, but everything is done with obvious care, and the pricing is more than fair.

OBSESSED!! If you're like me and enjoy Jalapeño anything and everything on your bagel, Olive 8 is…read morethe best I've had by FAR. I was recommended to try the Jalapeño Pepper Jack bagel with Jalapeño Cream Cheese by the employees. Let me tell you, it was toasted to perfection and they aren't stingy with the spread. The spread was creamy and oozing out of the bagel. If I lived in Seattle, I'd have this bagel at least once a day. Plus, the ladies working there were very nice and provided great recommendations to myself and my friends. This bagel shop is connected to the hotel however, there is a good amount of seating to enjoy your bagel on site. Based on the bagel itself, solid 10/10. Give it a try!!

Solid bagel shop. It's a bit pricey, but the bagels are good. If you order one of their bagel…read moresandwiches you can choose what bagel you want to use. And all the bagels are "to-go" so they are packaged. So you can order, pick up, and head out. I personally like their lox bagel or I get a sesame bagel with strawberry cream cheese on the side and that's great too. My boyfriend enjoys their turkey club. I don't really like their avocado toast bagel. It tastes basically like a salad on bread and I'm not a big fan of sprouts. But if I were to get it again, I would add an egg to give it more flavor contrast. They have great service here. I don't feel like I wait too long for my order (like 10 minutes max). There can be a line sometimes in the morning but it moves steadily. They have a few tables and chairs to sit at around the shop, so I usually wait there after ordering. Also one time their payment kiosk was down and the person at the counter personally informed everyone in line that they could only do room charge. I really appreciated that they did that instead of you waiting until you get to the front of the line to figure out you can't use Apple Pay. Also another time I had to change my order after I paid to another bagel sandwich and they didn't even charge for the difference! So nice! The bagel shop is inside the Hyatt, right though the lobby. The Hyatt has a sleek design and the bagel shop is no different. Overall when I stay at the Hyatt I always look forward to getting bagels from here. Great bagels and great service.

Super delicious sandwiches, bagels, wraps, and of course their Vietnamese coffee! Staff was very…read morewarm and friendly, can tell they put a lot of love into their food. A nice lowkey vibe at the restaurant, but still had many customers. Updating - Had to come back for a second day in a row because their breakfast was just too good! Their tuna melt is great, very filling.

Cafe Artisan serves fantastic banh mis! The bread was super crispy and not too thick and the…read moregrilled pork was juicy and full of flavor. I also really enjoyed their house sauce, I feel like most banh mi shops just put mayo on their banh mi but Cafe Artisan's house sauce includes garlic and some other spices that I thought added a lot of flavor to the overall sandwich. My two recent banh mis were in SF (Saigon, L&G) and this is quite a bit better than both of them; I actually enjoyed eating this sandwich beyond its nutritional value. Overall, the banh mi is quite cheap for downtown Seattle food ($12), portions are large (especially the meat), and it's quite tasty - highly recommend! The cafe is pretty quiet and most people seem to do takeout. The staff are super nice and friendly. There are other sandwiches aside from banh mis here, might try them next time (and will update this review if I do). 4.6/5

Wow, this place is gonna be a new workday staple for me. All the pastries I've tried were…read moredelicious. I'm a sucker for pumpkin ANYTHING, I was surprised when I got a pumpkin croissant and it was filled with actual pumpkin puree and spices inside. And not just a little. A very generous amount. And loaded with pumpkin seeds on top. I tried brioche buns, a feillete (full disclosure, no idea if I spelled that right), a quiche and a breakfast sandwich. And that was just the first week! Good coffee too. Iced americano and a wild one. A turmeric latte. Very interesting and very good.

Had their chocolate croissant and the dough had an odd aftertaste, like it was flavored with some…read morekind of cheese. Not sure if that's intentional or cross-contamination, but it wasn't enjoyable. Also not sure how this place stays in business, I came in on a weekday at 8am and nobody was there except for a woman at a table playing games on her phone, turns out she was the sole employee.