“ Wide range of menu options, but it seemed like they needed a few more pairs of hands during the Sunday breakfast/brunch rush. My husband and I each ordered a slice of quiche to be warmed up; it took about 15 minutes before they were ready. Other than that, our quiches were deli-ches, the drip coffee was fine, and we were able to snag a table so we could sit and eat. ”

“ I don't think I've had a better burrata from anywhere else. The foccacia bread was incredible to the taste to the texture. Pesto was on point and the tomato was perfect. The place is nice with kind people to take my order as well and overall the vibe improves the meal. Would I come again? Absolutely, I need to try different sandwiches. ”

“ I had the avocado toast without the fried chickpeas. I requested 1 slice but got 3. They toasted the bread in the wood-fire pizza oven & oh my goodness how delicious was that! I didn't think there was a new & yummy way to have avocado toast but here it is! Delish! My daughter had a grilled cheese sandwich & said it was okay. ”

“ Here are some of my favorite pastries and desserts right now: * Garlic Cheddar chive scone * Blackberry Early grey mochi donut * Orange cardamon mochi donut * Coconut pineapple mochi donut * Coconut cream pie There are only a few counter seats, but you can use the tables at Serious Pie next door before 11AM. Go there early in the morning. By mid-afternoon, many items are sold out and you would regret walking in the rain and wind to get there. I am still bitter about that. :) ”

“ This one's been on my list to try their triple coconut cream pie. I pre-ordered their pie and bread for Christmas dinner. The olive, pesto and Calabrian chili focaccia was very average and a little bit too oily for me, kinda with an overly done (almost burnt) top. A bit disappointing. The pie is good for 4 people, but we were just the two of us :) we enjoyed the buttery crust and the not-too-sweet luscious cream inside. Picked a matcha donut that tasted good too. Also got their breakfast sandwiches (veggie egg and bacon egg sandwiches). They were tasty but small sized for the price. They have a fairly big seating area inside and a covered seating outside too. ”

“ Amazing coffee and breakfast place. You must try the breakfast bun with bacon and egg. Fresh with great sauce. Also great coffee which is what Seattle is well known for. The cashier is friendly and what I like the most is the space to hang out. It is difficult to find such a spacious coffee house around the pike market. I got a seat by the window and got a nice view. ”

“ Had a great grilled cheese sandwich and some soup drop that soup right on the floor. They gave me a new cup of soup. Yay. Five stars now I just need to clean it up. it's the reason I have been coming here for the last 20 years love this lunch spot and fantastic bakery. ”

“ The breakfast sandwich was a bit pricey, but it surely was tasty! Curious about the ingredients, I got the Ham and Egg sandwich, which came with Black Forest ham, fried egg, melted Swiss cheese, jam, arugula, and apple mustard on a toasted English muffin. At fifteen dollars for the sandwich alone, it's not something I would buy on repeat, but I am glad I tried it this time. It was a very delicious combination of flavors! The pastry selection looked good - particularly the pies. I had already had coffee by the time I came in, but I would totally come back another time to try their coffee along with a slice of pie. ”

“ I went here on a Sunday 11am and the lines were pretty long. It was the brunch rush, which died down around 12pm when a lot of the pastries run out. It took about 15 minutes to order, and we got the bacon breakfast sandwich, coconut cream pie slice, and a seasonal "everything but the popcorn" cookie. About $30+ for these were a bit pricey, since the coconut cream pie slice was $13 already, which is okay but it is quite steep. The bacon breakfast sandwich is fairly delicious, a bit small but hearty. I liked the arugula that came with it. The coconut cream pie slice was very heavy and rich, and I tapped out after a few bites because it was just too heavy for me. It is a good enough portion for at least 3 people to share. If you go solo, they do have coconut cream pie bites for $5 that is way smaller and you get to try their famous coconut cream pie. The seasonal "everything but the popcorn cookie" was quite unique: it is a cookie with potato chips, M&M, toffee, and pretzel, and we got the last ones of the batch for the day. The cookie tastes interesting, but I was not a fan of it being very hard to chew - it was like brick. For $4, the creativity is there but I expected a better texture. Overall, this is a hyped up bakery but it is bit overhyped for my tastes. This is just simply a place to check off the list. ”