1. Top Pot Doughnuts
8.8
2124 5th Ave (at Blanchard St), Seattle, WA
Donut Shop · Belltown · 262 tips and reviews
Neha Chaudhry: Outstanding doughnuts - especially the glazed ones!
DANIEL: Highly efficient/friendly counter staff keep the crowd flowing. Must haves: anything maple and EVERYTHING old fashioned. Eat in and people watch inside and out the extensive glass windows. 😍👉🍩🍩
Tim Johnsen: Best donuts I've ever had, the venue is gorgeous, and good coffee too. A must see.
2. Bakery Nouveau
9.1
4737 California Ave SW (at SW Alaska St), Seattle, WA
Bakery · West Seattle · 132 tips and reviews
The Seattle Times: Easily one of Seattle's best bakeries, especially for baguettes and croissants. Recent addition: deep-dish pizza. Grab a croissant or two. That alone will entice you back to this neighborhood again. Read more.
Cheapism: Indulge in savory pizza slices and sandwiches or sweet bakery treats for under $5. The twice-baked almond and chocolate croissants are worth the calories! Read more.
Seattle Met: By 6AM on weekdays, dense baguettes, gooey brown-sugar pecan brioche, and heavenly croissants start issuing from the ovens of Essential Baking Company's former executive pastry chef William Leaman. Read more.
3. Bakery Nouveau
9.2
1435 E John St (at 15th Ave E), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Capitol Hill · 93 tips and reviews
S: I love their croissants and everything in the pastry section but not a big fan of the cakes. One of the best bakeries in Seattle.
S. Zorn: Best bakery in Seattle. Great for a pastries, sandwiches, and cheesecake. There's even pizza! I recommend the cheesecake, california club sandwich, and the double chocolate cookie.
Denise F: Great croissants, the almond one is just delicious. The staff is very kind and nice.
4. Le Panier
8.5
1902 Pike Pl (at Stewart St), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Pike Place · 175 tips and reviews
Hilda Chan: Order a napoleon, a chocolate french macaroon, the pate sandwich and an americano, then eat it all in one sitting. Oh yes. And all of it rocked.
Stacy Chalfont: Pain au chocolat as good as in Paris, yum!
Anisa Ghadrshenas: the amandine/almond croissant is my fav baked good, although you really can't go wrong with anything here
5. Lola
8.8
2000 4th Ave (at Virginia St), Seattle, WA
Breakfast Spot · Belltown · 397 tips and reviews
Michael Armfield: The donuts are amazing. Try to order a brunch entree that comes with their delicious, thick cut bacon. Can't go wrong.
Vinny La Barbera: Fresh baked donuts with pumpkin butter and vanilla marscapone
Anthony Decena: Get the homemade doughnuts, they are amazing!There is also no need for syrup on the pancakes, just use the vanilla mascarpone!
kerryberry: Try 1-2 donuts w/a friend, as they're too rich to sample and eat alone. Donuts are powdered with sugar and stuffed with curds, creams and jams. Ingredients are derived from local sources.
MNZ .: Amazing doughnuts!! Especially the one with dates.. Staff is super friendly as well.. Great place overall, highly recommended!!
Justin McKissick: The brown sugar latte is probably my favorite in the city, and they have an excellent rotating menu of custard filled donuts.
8. Mighty-O Donuts
8.6
2110 N 55th St, Seattle, WA
Donut Shop · Wallingford · 70 tips and reviews
Tyler Bosma: Donuts: awesome. Coffee: great. Ambiance/neighborhood: fantastic. Service: sneer-ish, too-cool-for-school hipster-style. If you can manage the service, you'll be super happy to be there.
Brittany: FORGET crispy creme donuts! MIGHTY-O serves the BEST donuts I have ever had, plus you KNOW what's in the donuts! None of that chemical and fat stuff in conventional donuts! Veg or not - GET MIGHTY-O!
DailyCandy: These donuts- 100% organic and free of animal byproducts- are practically good for you. Made from scratch each day, cake donut flavors include French toast, nutty vanilla, coconut, and lemon poppy.
9. Crumble & Flake
8.5
1500 E Olive Way (at E Howell St), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Capitol Hill · 62 tips and reviews
Abby: Be sure to try their pistachio and/or their smoked paprika cheddar croissant, and pick up some French macarons too!
Serious Eats: The Smoked Paprika and Cheddar Croissant is famous (and it's awesome) but don't miss the Pink Peppercorn Cookie either.
Emily Okey: Although you can't really go wrong with anything here, the pistachio croissant is amazing!!
10. Dahlia Bakery
8.6
2001 4th Ave (at Virginia St), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Belltown · 112 tips and reviews
Terence Chan: Delicious bakery! Probably the best chocolate croissant I've ever had. Perfectly buttery, flaky and with a light sprinkle of salt.
Connie Chiu: Try the Jalousie (butternut squash, goat cheese, and arugula pastry). Really good and savory. The mini coconut cream pie is good too. No where to sit indoors so plan accordingly.
Connie Chiu: The almond croissant and kouign aman have amazing texture. Definitely get that!
12. Rosellini's
8.3
1413 NW 70th St (14th Ave NW), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Ballard · 41 tips and reviews
Karen Gaudette: Melt-in-your-mouth macarons and deliciously delicate leek-gruyere quiche. The coffee's pretty good, too.
Amy Lakhani: loves: peach danish and every quiche they make
Valentina Vitols: Everything here is to die for. For savory lovers, their ham & cheese croissant is heaven in a pastry. Quiches are pretty spectacular, too!
13. Macrina Bakery
8.8
2408 1st Ave (btwn Wall & Battery), Seattle, WA
Bakery · Belltown · 97 tips and reviews
lara behnert: the dill scone is the star here, and it is delicious plain. they sell it w cream cheese in the fridge, but it's overkill. the cold kills the delicate flakiness. also love the vanilla sugar for coffee!
Stacy Kowalchuk: Can't go wrong with the morning glory muffin, yum!
happycontentme: The "yogurt and fresh fruit" is kind of a sweet fruit syrup with a little bit of yogurt on top".... Not recommended. Coffee is excellent; The scones and the squash bread are DELICIOUS!