Small walk-up bakery with rustic atmosphere and limited indoor space offers wide variety of European-style breads and baked goods. Lines form due to high demand and low prices. Outdoor tables provide minimal seating in a charming neighborhood staple.
Rustic and natural sourdough bread offers a distinct tartness that works well in grilled cheese sandwiches. Options include whole grain, vegan-friendly varieties, and a slicing machine makes portioning easy.
Freshly made bread comes out of the oven with an impressive variety on a full rack. Old world breads, hominy bread, and honey oat stand out as delicious choices.
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Be prepared to wait in line, especially on weekends.
Prices for baked goods are around $7 for a loaf.
Get there early to avoid missing out on popular items.
Bar space blends artistic decor with eclectic collections like hanging accordions and whimsical art. Atmosphere feels elegant and vibrant, with diners surrounded by art pieces and warm wood tones. Location near a major landmark draws a mix of visitors seeking a unique, visually rich experience.
Sourdough bread stands out as a wonderful and amazing item on the menu. It pairs well with dishes like razor clam chowder, enhancing the meal experience.
Fresh honey buttered sourdough slices stand out, often paired with dishes like salmon and chowder. Rustic breads appear in sandwiches and soups, consistently done to perfection.
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The bar's hours are inconsistent; check before visiting to avoid disappointment.
Expect a potential wait during lunch rush hours, especially on weekends.
Non-alcoholic drinks are priced per glass with no free refills.
Open bakery design offers a clear view of bakers at work, creating an engaging atmosphere. Outdoor patio with ample seating invites relaxation with natural light and fresh air. The vibe is laid-back and welcoming, though indoor seating can feel tight and noisy.
Fresh loaves of warm sourdough bread come straight from the oven. Evening classes teach the white sourdough bread-making process in an engaging, hands-on way.
Freshly baked bread includes sourdough and olive oil brioche loaves, with a vegan option available. Classes teach sourdough white bread making, and artisan bread comes with a slicing option.
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Sea Wolf Bakers is open until 6 pm.
You should come early because they frequently sell out by early afternoon.
The line to order at Sea Wolf Bakers is generally out the door.
Small, comfy pizza restaurant with intimate outdoor seating featuring heat lamps and shared picnic tables. Atmosphere balances comfort and style with lively, sometimes loud music and a busy, neighborhood vibe. Known for authentic, highly praised pizza and a selection of well-mixed cocktails.
Sourdough shows up in housemade olive focaccia with soft bread and savory olives, plus a Neapolitan-style pizza crust that is bright, zingy, and slightly charred. Bread arrives in massive semicircular shapes with golden brown color and charred edges from butter.
Crunchy crust and pillowy soft inside create a standout texture in the bread. The Olive Focaccia blends housemade sourdough with savory olives, and salt levels in both bread and butter hit just right.
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Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially on weekends.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, even on weekdays.
Parking can be challenging; allow extra time to find a spot.
Wood fire oven pizza anchors a small, beautifully decorated space with low lighting and handpicked decor featuring candles and rosaries. The atmosphere is noisy and crowded, with loud, bass-heavy music creating an intense vibe. The setting feels intimate yet slightly claustrophobic, drawing a lively, energetic crowd.
Sourdough crust here is pillowy with a great chew and a wonderful tang. It pairs well with wood fire pizza, offering a soft texture and light char that stands out.
Baked bread arrives with butter and sea salt, showing a malty, sour flavor and a good crumb. House made bread pairs well with dishes like salted cod and complements starters like olives.
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Reservations are recommended at least two days in advance due to high demand.
Expect wait times of over two hours during peak hours on weekends.
The price for a prefix menu is $40 per person, including appetizers and dessert.
Bakery space combines wonderful atmosphere with well-executed classics and creative flavor twists. Energy feels calm yet inviting, with limited opening days shaping a focused, early-bird crowd. Bread and peanut butter cookies stand out as signature highlights.
Sourdough bread here has a unique texture, especially the biscuit that sits between a biscuit and English muffin. Whole wheat sourdough and pastries like the pistachio snail stand out for their flavor and quality.
Bread here stands out for its light and airy focaccia and phenomenal sourdough. The savory bread pudding offers a unique texture with gooey cheese and crispy bacon.
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Columbia City Bakery is open Thursday to Saturday only.
Online pre-orders are available for hot sandwiches and baked goods.
Expect limited indoor seating at the bakery.
Bakery offers an extensive selection of fresh, affordable breads including fresh sourdough and seasonal flavors. Atmosphere feels local and welcoming, with fair prices and wholesome ingredients. Parking and dock access can be tight and challenging.
Fresh sourdough loaves come straight from the oven, often unsliced and priced around $2. The bread has a tart flavor with notable richness, sometimes available in a garlic sourdough variety.
Fresh bread comes out regularly and cashiers highlight new batches. The selection includes extensive flavors and fresh sourdough. Prices stay affordable and comparable to grocery stores.
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Parking at Franz Bakery is very limited and tight.
The prices at Franz Bakery are $2 per loaf.
If you spend more than $10, you receive a free loaf of bread.
Outdoor patio offers beautiful views and people watching opportunities. Atmosphere feels fun and friendly with a casual family vibe. Seating includes small indoor tables and a large terrace for al fresco dining.
Soups come served in sourdough bread bowls that hold up well and add flavor. The clam chowder with bacon in the bread bowl stands out as a popular choice.
Sourdough bread bowls hold the clam chowder with bacon, making a hearty meal. Focaccia bread stands out with its amazing texture and flavor.
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Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with $2 oysters available.
Parking can be a hassle near Pike Place Market.
The restaurant stays open until 7 PM after 5 PM.
Italian restaurant offers a charming garden patio with al fresco ambiance enhanced by heat lamps and enchanting lighting. Atmosphere feels calm and relaxing, with millennial-friendly music playing even when the space is quiet. Small details like handmade plates and a herb garden add unique touches to the setting.
Fresh baked sourdough and focaccia come with a spicy spread that stands out. The sourdough pairs well with dishes like burrata and seafood, adding rich flavors to the meal.
Handmade bread comes with an exceptional olive oil dip. The house made bread pairs well with dishes like spicy octopus and bagna cauda, adding rich flavors to the meal.
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Pasta happy hour offers a trio for $35, providing great value.
An automatic 20% service fee is added to all bills.
The restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions without compromising quality.
Small bakery with an open kitchen and limited indoor seating creates a cozy, crowded atmosphere. Plenty of outdoor seating offers a sheltered, European-style patio space. The smell of fresh bread fills the air, and watching bakers work adds to the lively vibe.
Sourdough bread features a chewy outside and soft inside with amazing flavor. The sourdough and English muffins have superb texture and a distinct, incredible taste.
Sourdough bread offers an unworldly texture and flavor, while the rye bread, available once a week, stands out as the best in the city. The focaccia bread and pastries consistently impress with their quality and innovation.
Good to know
Arrive early to avoid long lines, especially on Saturday mornings.
Expect a line out the door during peak hours, particularly on weekends.
Parking around the bakery can be challenging; consider public transport.
Industrial design with large tree-framing windows creates an airy, welcoming atmosphere filled with natural light. The space feels spacious and comfortable, suited for relaxing, working, or enjoying live music and poetry readings in the evening. Seating options include espresso bar and table seating, supporting both social and solo visits.
Sourdough bread here has a rich flavor and a well-developed crust. The bakery offers a Seawolf white sourdough class for those interested in learning more.
Sourdough bread shows a chewy texture with an open hole structure and a darkly blistered crust. Bread quality matches that of Sea Wolf, reflecting real bread-baking techniques.
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Jazz nights are held every Friday from 4-6pm with no cover charge.
The bakery often sells out of bagels before lunchtime on weekends.
Parking is available on the street near the bakery.
Cozy bakery with classic French decor and quaint outdoor seating under large trees creates a chill, European vibe. Seating options include upstairs lofts and shaded courtyard areas, offering a welcoming, charming atmosphere reminiscent of Paris.
Sourdough bread has a moist inside and a crispy thick crust. The round sourdough loaves come as boules priced at $10 each.
Bread features interesting flavor mixes like rosemary and looks visually appealing. Loaves often come as free giveaways at market close.
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The raspberry croissant is only available on Saturdays and Sundays.
The quiche is reasonably priced at $8.95 for a sizable slice.
Expect a variety of croissants and breads for breakfast.
Bright, woodsy space with plenty of indoor seating and natural lighting creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Well spaced tables and a quiet buzz of jazz music and conversation support both work and casual visits. Outdoor patio and park benches add relaxed options for enjoying coffee.
High-quality sourdough bread undergoes a 48-hour fermentation process. The loaf features a flavorful and crispy crust and costs around $4.50.
Freshly baked Como bread stands out as a daily sandwich staple with a rich, authentic flavor. The bakery offers a full bread selection with many varieties, all priced lower than third-party sellers and consistently delivering that amazing fresh bread taste.
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The sourdough loaf costs $4.50.
Most pastries cost under $4.
The bakery stops serving made-to-order food at noon.
Quaint bakery with a western, old-timey feel and historical mining photos on the walls. Atmosphere is cozy and charming with banjo music adding to the ambiance. Known for exceptional sourdough bread and a quiet space away from the bustle.
Sourdough here has a perfect balance of flavor and texture with notable depth and contrast. It comes fresh and versatile, used in sandwiches, bread bowls, and even pancakes, all praised for their exceptional taste.
Sourdough bread stands out with a perfect balance of flavor and texture, featuring a light bite and shiny crust. The double sour variety offers an outstanding taste and value, often served in bread bowls with clam chowder or as part of sandwiches.
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They serve breakfast and lunch all day.
Seating is limited, especially during busy hours.
Half sandwich options are available for smaller appetites.
Open kitchen reveals fresh bagel production with steam rising from ovens. Lively, casual vibe suits quick bites amid limited standing space and frequent queues. Outdoor seating offers a crisp alternative to the small, bright interior.
Bagels use a sourdough base dough instead of traditional dough. They come out light and airy inside with a crispy, hot outside texture.
Baguettes here taste like a real baguette, not supermarket bread. Bagels lean more toward bread-like with a nice chew and a fluffy texture.
Good to know
Expect long lines, especially on weekends; arrive early to avoid waiting.
There is no seating available; it's a grab-and-go style shop.
Bagels are priced at $3 each, with a limit of two dozen sold daily.
Small, quaint deli with an old-school atmosphere and cozy, charming vibe. Filled with authentic Polish goods and a fantastic selection of meats and sandwiches. Offers a positive, welcoming energy reminiscent of traditional European delis.
Sourdough bread serves as a solid base for sandwiches here, especially with pastrami and turkey with bacon. It sometimes replaces rye bread, offering a different but excellent texture and flavor.
Specialty breads like rye and sourdough stand out here. The bread quality is consistently excellent and supports hearty sandwiches well.
Good to know
George's Polish Deli offers takeout only; there is no seating available.
You need to order online at least 30 minutes before you want to eat.
Expect access issues due to road construction and a fire in an adjacent building.