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    Wheatless In Seattle

    3.0 (5 reviews)

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    5 years ago

    I tried the mini baguette, gluten free, and the brownies. Both delicious. I baked the frozen bread for a few minutes and it was perfect.

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    Alida's Bakery

    Alida's Bakery

    4.8
    (141 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    In short It's a quiet little hole in the wall. Okay, right?…read moreIt's also an influencer-driven phenomenon like Everett sees only rarely, if ever. Incredible lineup of breads and pastries in the Kurdish tradition. In long I must've driven by this place 50 times at the very least over the last few years. I never had the slightest idea what was happening back here. Cookies, Mexican, Central American, Filipino, taking my lovely bride to get her nails done, I've been in this parking lot at least monthly since they opened. It took influencer reels to finally get me in. Yeah, I'm dumb. It's the farthest-back corner in a sprawling strip mall, mixed in with at least a dozen other sprawling strip malls on a 6-lane road by the big mall. Lots of chain businesses. You can't assume that every place through here oozes character, but this one does. Inside, it's a couple chairs, a couple pastry cases, a little shelving, and hundreds of square feet of kitchen behind that. Multiple big ovens. Maybe half a dozen folks working away. Super friendly happy vibe, though I personally don't speak the language. Saturday afternoon I came in after a reel blew up online. Turns out they had a line out the door earlier that day. Gorgeous sunny weekend, everybody with free time came in. There were like 6 cookies left. In the whole place. Bakers were doing nothing but cleaning by that point. After I saw the video of dozens of people in line (on their Insta), I scrolled down a bit and saw that dude's baking videos with his kid get up to and beyond a million likes. For a little bakery. In Everett WA. Forgive me for not knowing this was even possible. Anyway, those cookies. Brownie cookies with a dollop of cream frosting in the middle. So damn good. A little crisp outside, soft and chewy inside. This isn't even something they list on their website and it's one of the better cookies I've had. Evidently they just throw it in the case as a special when the spirit moves 'em. This morning I thought I solved the puzzle. Went in right after they opened. On a school day. Nope. They had pita, croissants, and 3 pieces of baklava. I got some of each, including all the baklava. Expecting it all to rock at least as hard as those cookies. I had my eye on 3 or 4 other things from their website, but dude said they got crushed on a MONDAY MORNING and sold out of a bunch of stuff. Okay. Challenge accepted. I gotta keep coming back with my fingers crossed, I guess. lol

    Although the pita and breads are hand made and are sold fresh (which I love), I happened to really…read morelove the croissant the most. Particularly the pistachio cream. It tasted like they used European butter, because it had a slightly fermented tang which I have only had in French bakeries in Seattle and I absolutely love. The croissants are also very buttery and heavy, beware, but such a delight. Also had an eggplant curry and flatbread - they were super fresh. But my favorite thing here was the croissant.

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    Nutella croissant. Other featured types were plain, pistachio, and pomegranate (1/13/25).

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    Grain Artisan Bakery

    Grain Artisan Bakery

    4.5
    (119 reviews)
    6.4 mi

    Wow, what a god send of a bakery! Don't underestimate this small shop there's a mighty team behind…read moreit you can tell every pastry and product is well thought out and made with care for ones with special dietary needs. Haven't tried their coffee yet wish they have more tables and chairs for people to hang out. I am so excited when I found out they make vegan, dairy free pastries. Double checked. No butter used. Everything is certified gluten free. They don't use run of the mill commercial grade high gluten flour. There's also paleo, keto options. Had my doubts. I thought I would not be a return customer when prices range from $7.50-$7.95 per pastry and $23.50 for a sourdough loaf and prices are not posted. Sticker shock. Well initially. The fact that I can actually enjoy this without worrying about my health I thought let's give it a go. My husband didn't feel inflamed like he would after eating a gluten filled pastry. Even better is it tasted so good! We couldn't believe it'd be even possible?! There's some amazing bakery chefs here! Our favorite after 2 visits are their vegan dairy free sea salt chocolate chunk cookie, their classic GF big choc chip cookie, vegan dairy free banana macadamia nut muffin, and my absolute favorite is their dairy free vegan sweet strawberry scone (with rhubarb, flax and coconut). I typically find scones to be bland and dry. Not these. Great flavor and texture. I changed my mind, I am willing to pay $7.95 per treat any day! On my second visit, they only had one left on day old scone for half price. Out of all fresh ones. Still tasted decent. In fact, that's a great deal! My only concern now is calories! Their sourdough is one of a kind. It's piping hot and available on a daily basis. Nobody offers gluten free artisan sourdough fresh out of the oven on a walk in basis. It stayed hot for hours after I brought it home because it was such a dense dough. When I think about how much more time and work went into these special loaves (not mass produced) and loaded with nutrition, the higher cost is worth it! The sourdough is super moist if you don't toast it there's almost a slight tacky feel to it. Once toasted, it is fantastic. This am, I enjoyed an open faced peanut butter and blackberry jam toast. We cannot be more happy to have a specialty bakery in town. Can't wait to return for more scones, cookies and sourdough when we run out!

    I liked this place. It would be on my list of places to walk into when I am in the area. A variety…read moreof baked goods, drinks, offerings. Upon entering, i immediately noticed baked goods display and the drink menu. The case was filled with a bunch of interesting types of baked goods. On top of the rose cardamom latte, brioche tart and cardamom twist. We also got a savory scone and another item that escapes me. I enjoyed the savory scone the most. It had chives and bacon amongst other things. Great texture and not too dry. The brioche tart was a meal all on its own. Heavy and will put you to sleep. The cheese I think that was in there was gruyere but I could be wrong. I enjoyed it but definitely will splooge out if you down eat it on a plate with utensils. Eventually it does get monotonous for me. Recommend sharing it. Cardamom twist was the least favorite item. I'm not sure what it was but there was an essence of something in the background that threw the flavor off for me. I can't seem to describe it. The twist was slightly doughy/stodgy for me. Maybe part of an off batch. I typically do like cardamom centered things. This wasn't my favorite is all I can say. One suggestion I would hope gets implemented is cost of goods displayed for each item. I can say I was surprised at the total during check out. I do go to a lot of bakeries, cafes and artisanal shops. I always felt more at ease knowing what I was getting into from a financial standpoint. Tip is to look at their discounted items. They are a steal. They also have a rewards program that gets you a drink with every new sign up paired with a purchase I wish I had known prior to purchase as I was only able to spot signage at the register.

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