Patisserie offers a cozy, authentic French atmosphere with outdoor sidewalk tables that enhance the European café vibe. The space feels warm and inviting, filled with French music and friendly energy. It attracts those seeking exceptional pastries and a charming, intimate setting.
Desserts feature authentic French pastries like choux, eclairs, and chouquettes with standout hazelnut and pistachio raspberry flavors. Starting the day here with these sweets offers a delicious, homey experience.
Eclairs stand out with their exquisite, artistic crafting and a divine chocolate flavor. Croissants vary in type and all offer a delicious balance of flavor and texture, including a unique croichoux with a flaky exterior and soft inside. Quiches and crêpes also feature as very good options.
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Reservations are not required but arriving early is recommended as items sell out quickly.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Pastries typically range from $6 to $6.50 each.
Dessert shop filled with panda-themed decor and colorful art creates a cozy, charming atmosphere. Small space offers panda merchandise and a live panda video stream, attracting fans of unique treats and themed environments.
Desserts here feature spot-on flavors with cute designs and avoid being overly sweet. The shop has an adorable panda theme and serves as a go-to spot for gifts and special occasions.
Macarons and cream puffs come in various flavors like ube, white rabbit, and cookies and cream. Both treats are soft, flavorful, and visually appealing, packed neatly in cute packages.
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Puffy Pandy offers online ordering for quick pick-up.
They open at noon, so plan your visit accordingly.
Parking nearby can be busy and mostly back-in only.
Small, cozy bakery with Parisian ambiance and beautifully decorated interior creates a welcoming, elegant atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a relaxing spot enhanced by occasional live music. The space combines quaint charm with comfortable seating and unique tableware.
Desserts come out beautifully crafted with attention to detail. The Mademoiselle Yuzu stands out as a fantastic choice.
Croissants and pain au chocolat stand out with a taste that recalls Paris and youth memories. Quiche Lorraine and croque madame also deliver strong, authentic French flavors.
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They bake locally four times a day, guaranteeing authentic French bread.
Mirabelle by Orphée uses high-quality ingredients shipped from France.
Expect a wait during peak breakfast hours, especially on weekends.
Small, narrow bakery with quaint European patisserie vibe and cozy wooded decor. Atmosphere feels fast-paced and lively, often crowded with long lines extending outside. Seating is sparse and condensed, making it noisy and cramped during busy times.
Desserts here feature premium quality and include items like tiramisu and mocha chocolate cheesecake. Pastries and croissants stand out for their deliciousness and craftsmanship.
Authentic baguettes resemble those from France, staying fresh for days when stored properly. Croissants come in classic, almond, and chocolate varieties, with the almond croissant being flaky, rich, and perfectly sweet. Quiches feature a perfect crust and flavor, and macarons offer visually appealing pistachio and coconut flavors.
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Expect long lines during most weekends, especially in the morning.
Arrive right when they open to avoid long wait times.
The bakery mainly offers to-go options due to limited seating.
Cozy bakery with stylish interior, natural light, and beautiful mural creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Small indoor seating and a few outdoor tables offer intimate spaces, while fresh, authentic French pastries stand out as a key feature.
Desserts come out visually stunning and taste like a dream. Chocolate desserts and a gluten-free raspberry chocolate cake stand out, along with croissants topped with cream or fruit that resemble dessert breads.
Croissants stand out with varieties like bacon egg and cheese, Nutella croffin, and prosciutto Brie fig. French-style pastries include pan au chocolate, quiche, and sandwiches.
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After 2 pm, buying two pastries gets you one free.
The scones always sell out early, so arrive early to get one.
ZARY BAKERY offers a variety of gluten-free snacks.
Cozy space with high ceilings and views of the Space Needle from every table creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Classy 90s rap music plays softly, adding to the pleasant vibe. Small size and popularity mean reservations are essential to secure a seat.
Crème brûlée stands out with its incredible flavor and light texture. Desserts here are generally tasty and satisfying.
French onion soup features a balanced sweetness from caramelized onions and bits of beef that add texture without being too salty. Profiteroles stand out with a super crisp shell and generous filling.
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Reservations are a must, especially for weekend brunch.
Expect long wait times if you don't have a reservation.
The cafe is small, so seating is limited.
Spacious bakery with plenty of seating upstairs, downstairs, and outdoors offers a bright, modern vibe filled with natural light. The atmosphere is busy and lively, often too loud for meetings but perfect for casual visits. Beautiful pastry displays add to the inviting, well-designed space.
Desserts come fresh and not overly sweet, offering adorable and unique items. Some black sesame options have a weird herbal-y taste, making flavors a bit inconsistent.
Croissant pastries stand out with buttery layers and unique fillings like Banh mi sausage and rye ham & cheddar. Quiches use a croissant crust and come in flavors like mushroom and Lorraine, while desserts include light strawberry macarons and caramelized kouign amann.
Good to know
Expect long lines unless you arrive early or late.
The best pastries often sell out by mid-morning.
Parking can be difficult in the area.
French bakery atmosphere fills the space with French music and authentic decor. Seating includes both charming outdoor and fresh indoor options, offering views of the city. Pastries stand out as exceptionally delicious and beautifully presented, creating an elegant and cozy vibe.
Desserts feature a great variety of authentic pastries and are delicately designed with a taste true to Paris. Prices hover around $8.50, reflecting the quality and care in each sweet treat.
Crème brûlée and canele stand out as top desserts here. Butter-infused croissants and fresh baguettes offer authentic French bakery flavors with a crisp, tender texture.
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The bakery seats about thirty people indoors and has some tables outside.
Waiting over 20 minutes for a coffee is common during busy hours.
Arrive early as popular items sell out quickly.
Small, intimate dessert shop with modern style and kawaii-like eats wrapped in windows for people watching. Atmosphere stays calm and relaxing, though it can get loud during group events at the large communal table. Board games and books add a casual, cozy touch to the space.
Desserts here come in huge portions that easily serve two people. The dessert toast stands out with its impressive look and great taste, while the menu offers a wide array of unique and adorable options.
Crepes stand out with heavy whipped cream and cute presentation that can make them tricky to eat. Egg Benedict croissant and soufflé pancakes also appear, with the crepes and banoffee pie noted for their good taste.
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They offer breakfast and brunch service until 2pm.
Parking on Capitol Hill's street requires planning due to limited space and meter rates of about $4.50 per hour.
Prices can be high, with $80 for six items reported.
Old house setting with large windows and miniature ducks on ceiling fan creates a cozy, intimate vibe. Atmosphere ranges from low key and classy to noisy when crowded, with an open-air patio adding to the charm. Popular for romantic nights and casual dinners, it offers a modern French bistrot feel.
Puff pastries stand out as a dessert choice. Desserts overall are fantastic and pair well with drinks and food.
Cassoulet comes out dreamy and well-prepared. French Onion Soup and profiteroles with warm cream puffs and chocolate sauce stand out on the menu.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Parking can be difficult; consider arriving early.
The restaurant offers a Wednesday special: a 3-course meal for $59.
Cozy restaurant offers French cuisine with white tablecloths and live jazz music. Elegant, relaxed atmosphere features scenic water views from a tucked-away spot in a historic market area. The vibe is dark and intimate, blending classic charm with fresh seafood and fine wines.
Desserts feature a pot de creme that matches well with the Champs-Elysees cocktail. The selection stays consistently amazing alongside the entrees.
Bouillabaisse features an overloaded mix of seafood like crab, shrimp, calamari, fish, clams, and mussels in a tomato-saffron broth. Escargot comes with baguette, and cod is also a standout dish.
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An automatic 27% fee is added to all bills instead of tips.
A meal for two costs around $90.
The restaurant is located on the second or third floor of the market.
Small bakery with open-air seating and a neighborhood cafe vibe offers a warm family atmosphere and European-style pastries. The space feels serene and chill outside, with a quirky Victorian aesthetic inside. Regulars appreciate the flaky, buttery croissants and exceptional cakes despite limited seating.
Hazelnut crunch bar stands out as a dessert that can change moods. The dessert case offers mini dessert options alongside both sweet and savory choices.
Croissants and quiche stand out with perfect pastry and filling. Macarons and pain au chocolat offer spectacular flavors alongside well-crafted lattes and scones.
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Street parking is easy to find near the bakery.
Arrive early or reserve popular items to avoid missing out.
The bakery has limited seating, so plan to take your order to-go.
French bakery offers authentic pastries with a strong aroma of butter and coffee filling the air. Small space includes indoor counter seating and standing tables, creating a bustling atmosphere with steady foot traffic. Displays tucked toward the back encourage browsing through a variety of sweets and baguette sandwiches.
Offers authentic French-style desserts with a European flair that are both delicious and visually appealing. Desserts serve as a perfect complement to special occasions like weddings.
Wild strawberry macarons and pistachio eclairs stand out for their exceptional flavor. The almond croissant sets a high standard, and the baguette and pain au chocolat offer authentic French pastry experiences.
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Le Panier opens at 7am, so arrive early to avoid long lines.
Expect a long queue, especially shortly after opening.
The bakery has very few seats inside, so plan accordingly.
Eclectic restaurant offers intimate dining with breathtaking city and sunset views. Atmosphere stays cool and friendly, suited for romantic or special occasions. Cuisine features exceptional Japanese fusion with artistic presentation and an outstanding sake selection.
Soy sauce ice cream with apples and walnuts offers a unique twist on dessert. Flavors come as surprising and delightful, making for a memorable finish.
Foie gras stands out with its rich flavor and appears both as a tasty dish and a topping on filet mignon. The preparation keeps it unseasoned, highlighting its natural taste.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Expect to spend around $75 per person for a three-course meal.
Street parking is available, but finding a spot may take time.
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.
Earthy and comforting pistachio desserts stand out here, often heavy and filling enough to share. The menu includes more pâtisserie-style pastries alongside a variety of seasonal options.
Croissants stand out with hazelnut/Nutella filling, savory vegetarian options, and raspberry varieties. Quiche offers superb flavor and texture, while Kouign Amann and pain au chocolat add to the French pastry selection.
Good to know
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.
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.
Salted caramel cookie stands out with its well salted, crunchy texture and perfect bake. Menu offers a thoughtfully curated selection of locally-sourced sweets including whimsical 'dirt cup' desserts and limited sweet and savory brioche options.
Freshly baked French baguettes and focaccia stand out with impressive quality. Bread options include a perfect sourdough and a delightful breakfast sandwich, with baguettes available after 11 a.m.
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.
Small, intimate space with rustic vintage decor and original tile floors creates a cozy, authentic French bistro vibe. Buzzing atmosphere fills the room with lively energy and a zinc bar adds character. Patio welcomes dogs, blending cafe, bar, and bistro functions in one spot.
Desserts come with complimentary coffee and sometimes are offered on the house. They pair well with dishes like French onion soup and steak frites.
Small bistro serves classic French dishes like croque madame, escargot, and steak frites. Baguette stands out as Michelin star worthy, great for dipping in mussel juice.
Good to know
Breakfast and lunch are first come, first served; reservations are needed for dinner.
The restaurant automatically applies a 20% service fee to all bills.
Parking can be difficult; arrive early to secure a spot.
Small space with modern design and stylish decor creates a cozy, bright atmosphere. Extensive board games and a Polaroid board encourage interaction and add fun. Frequent crowding reflects its popularity and lively energy.
Desserts here stand out for their unique flavors and next level quality. The crepes are especially delicious, making it a great spot for a dessert-focused outing.
Crepes stand out with fruit and chocolate fillings and come in shareable sizes. The eclairs are not too sweet and include a unique strawberry-topped burrito style option.
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There is ample seating and a bathroom available for customers.
Parking is easy and available around 20 minutes before closing.
Expect to wait an hour for food or drinks during busy times.
Steak house offers an intimate atmosphere with a large patio and cozy indoor space. The vibe stays fun but not too loud, attracting groups and those seeking a relaxed yet special dining experience. Tables sit close together, creating a lively but sometimes crowded feel.
Desserts arrive as works of art and include a standout lavender cream puff. Presentation includes thoughtful touches like a candle for special occasions.
Steak frites stand out with perfectly balanced garlic aioli and a delicious horseradish aioli for the fries. The menu offers an approachable bistro style with solid French food.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
A mandatory 22% gratuity is added to all bills, regardless of party size.
Reservations for private dinners can be made easily online.
Spacious restaurant with custom-made glass lamps and hundreds of real candles creating an intimate, romantic atmosphere. Seating includes booths and window tables offering views of a nearby tower. Music and a well-stocked bar contribute to a lively yet cozy vibe.
Warm, fluffy beignets stand out as a dessert here. The dessert quality often exceeds expectations and sometimes comes with special discounts for occasions like birthdays.
Creme Brulee stands out with its rich texture and flavor. The duck confit comes with lentils and pumpkin, offering a hearty taste. Bouillabaisse delivers a depth of flavor and subtle heat.
Good to know
Reservations are essential on weekends to secure a table.
Happy hour runs from 10 pm to 11:30 pm with special menu items.
A 20% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
Colorful, artistic space with a welcoming, fun vibe draws attention. Crepes feature authentic Japanese style, generous fillings, and creative flavors that stand out in quality and taste. Hours vary due to small-scale operation, reflecting a local, family-run atmosphere.
Sweet dessert crepes stand out with a variety of flavors, including anko topping rarely seen at dessert spots. All tried crepes are quite good, making it a fun treat for dessert lovers and kids.
Crepes come in savory and sweet options with a picturesque presentation. The ham and egg crepe works well for lunch, though some crepes can be a bit chewy and take 10-15 minutes to prepare.
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Check their Instagram for daily hours and closure updates due to inconsistent scheduling.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Crepes are priced at $12 each, with additional charges for toppings like Nutella.
Open kitchen reveals a calm, focused team cooking over a wood-fire grill, filling the space with rich aromas. Atmosphere blends medieval palace coziness with modern style, enhanced by a striking mural and a private dining area. Craft cocktails stand out, complementing a menu known for exceptional burgers and creative dishes.
Desserts come out absolutely delicious and clearly made with love. They pair well with the cocktails and entrees served.
Pot Au Feu stands out with its rich flavors and depth. French onion soup offers a rich and indulgent taste, while pork chop comes juicy and tender on a bed of grits.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs from 5pm to 6pm with great deals.
The kitchen stays open until midnight for late-night dining.
Small bakery offers cozy, friendly atmosphere with beautiful pastry displays and ample outdoor seating. Space feels cramped inside, especially during busy mornings with families and strollers. Outdoor area provides a charming street view ideal for enjoying baked goods and coffee.
Desserts feature beautiful presentation and use a different cream than the other location. The execution varies, leading to mixed opinions on taste.
Flaky, buttery croissants come with fillings like Prosciutto Brie & Fig, spinach and goat cheese, or ham and cheese. Pastries include crispy pain au chocolat and lemony treats, while quiches offer a fluffy, flavorful mix of cheese and veggies.
Good to know
The bakery has no indoor seating, only two tables outside.
Parking options are very limited in the outside area.
The bakery does not have a restroom for patrons.
Restaurant offers breathtaking water views and a classic setting with comfortable seating. Outdoor dining includes heated patio space, often accompanied by live music. Cocktails receive attention from skilled bartenders, enhancing a relaxed yet refined atmosphere.
Staff create special desserts for celebrations like proposals and anniversaries. They handle dessert requests with care and sometimes add surprise treats to mark the occasion.
Bouillabaisse stands out with perfectly prepared seafood dishes like king salmon and filet of beef. Desserts include lemon ricotta cheesecake and honey lavender crème brûlée.
Good to know
Happy hour prices for drinks are a couple of dollars off.
The restaurant is often fully booked, so making a reservation is recommended.
Valet parking costs $15 for dining.
Nautical-themed decor blends maritime charm with urban sophistication in a chic, relaxing setting. Spacious outdoor seating offers beautiful waterfront views that complement a casual yet refined vibe. Cocktails like Italian old fashion and fresh oysters enhance the experience in a place suited for unwinding and conversation.
Dessert options include coconut cream pie, lemon meringue, and strawberry rhubarb parfait. Sometimes dessert is skipped during visits.
Steak frites here shows up mostly well cooked with flavorful meat. Some servings lean toward medium well rather than medium, but the taste stays solid.
Good to know
During happy hour, oysters cost $2 each from 3 pm to 6 pm on Saturdays.
Expect a wait even with a reservation, especially during peak hours.
The outdoor seating area may have strong seafood smells.