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The London Plane

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Café, Bakery, and Flower Store$$$$

Pioneer Square, Seattle

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The London Plane

The experts at Bon Appetit Magazine and The Wall Street Journal recommend this place

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The Wall Street JournalMay 14, 2015
The menu changes often, but might include ricotta and jam toast, or king-salmon lox with zucchini. The bakery whips up treats like cherry galette. Afterward, browse for gifts in the store. Read more
SamanthaDecember 18, 2015
This was love at first sight & bite. The fermentation station, wow! The homemade sourdough bread, oolong tea kombucha. Seriously, all. the. things. Great staff back & front. The space 🙌🏽. Def go!
Ashley RoseMay 27, 2019
Adorable cafe with savory toast options, baked goods and a very popular baked egg brunch entree. Shop homewares and take home a bouquet after your meal.
CamillaApril 17, 2016
This is one of the best places I've been in Seattle! I ordered the toast with avocado and tuna, it was amazing! Would definitely go here again.
Bon Appetit MagazineFebruary 1, 2017
A better choice is the oil-poached albacore tuna with beets, the ginger scallion chicken salad with black rice, or pretty much anything off the all-day menu at this oh-so-tranquil spot. Read more
Marisa LownMay 17, 2017
Ever changing seasonal menu featuring local ingredients. The revolving toasts are always my favorite, especially the avocado toast. Save room for a sweet treat!
Ariana VoyerSeptember 4, 2017
Smaller than expected, and therefore very busy! Looks like a cute brunch spot. They also sell flowers, baked goods and assorted beverages like Rachel's Ginger Beer.
Andrew ChoiJanuary 8, 2015
Try their different types of toast. I had their labneh, feta, cumin, dill & kale on rye. Their scrambled eggs are also yummy!
Joey PillowMarch 15, 2019
Been here 5+ times
The soup here comes with bread, as you'd expect. What's unexpected is that the bread's and compound butter's flavors are paired to match the flavors of the soup. So, check the pairings; get the soup.
AmateurConciergeNovember 29, 2018
Borderline heart vs medium face. Nice airy vibe. The harissa Bloody Mary is like a soup - quite good. Like the chicory salad. Squash was just OK
DebsJuly 17, 2022
Wonderful cafe / grocery store. Highly recommend their Shakshouka for brunch. Great hint of cumin and mint.
KateNovember 3, 2015
Been here 5+ times
Best poached and scrambled eggs ever. And I don't like poached eggs. Love the biscuits with creme fraiche and seasonal jam. Seriosuly, it's worth it.
WillMcDJuly 13, 2016
This place is amazing. Maybe the best breakfast spot in Seattle. Coffee is from Elm Street, local roaster.
Jennifer BurlingtonNovember 2, 2016
Love this place!! The Atmosphere, food, casual yet friendly service, style....the list goes on.
Gilad GraySeptember 27, 2018
Been here 10+ times
Incredible flavors, super fresh, actually stunning coffee (from Elm St). I swear by the baked eggs.
Melissa LimAugust 8, 2014
Great space! Nice selection of breakfast and lunch offerings. The market side of the shop has pantry items and other specialties for sale. Good selection of pastries.
Michelle D.January 22, 2017
Recommend the trio of spreads with crackers and a bowl of whatever soup they are making for a nice light lunch.
Allie CaudleAugust 17, 2018
Beautiful spot - try to get a table by the window for people watching in Pioneer Square. Try one of their many toast creations!
Carrie ShevelsonApril 12, 2017
I came for dessert one evening. It was delicious and a beautiful space. The have an upstairs area that would be so lovely for a party.
Sherry RenMarch 28, 2016
The gateau basque was bomb!!! Healthy brunch place with a kinda weird palate. The yogurt was pretty salty and the biscuit jam was bitter, the avocado toast was pretty salty for me too.
Ro JAugust 24, 2019
The baked eggs were mind blowing!! Such a great place to eat, hang out, and support artists/designers.
Cusp25October 20, 2014
Been here 10+ times
Avocado toast with chili oil. The bread is chewy and soft. Be sure to check out how they make the bread
Phuong NguyenJuly 31, 2018
Very Instagram worthy. One of Pioneer Square's bests. Their salads are very creative and tasty! I always ask for a table by the window.
CasimirFebruary 1, 2020
One of the finest brunches I’ve had in Seattle. Great salads, toasts, and pastries with a Nordic influence.
Tenielle GoldlistDecember 29, 2014
APFM: Light, wholesome and delicious lunch served in a beautiful setting. Bread is baked on-site. Sophisticated place for after-work drinks.
Peter ChinFebruary 21, 2015
Haven't tried the food yet, but the pastries are delicious. Be sure to get the house made caramels. Flowers available for purchase are nice as well.
Angela WenAugust 18, 2017
Cute flower shop and brunch combo. Love the view of the tall trees outside from the floor to ceiling windows
Chad Christian CliftFebruary 26, 2016
He also has recently been enjoying teaching his young daughter to bowl, and finds that it is a great bonding activity for the two of them to do together.
Grant ShellenDecember 6, 2015
The salads/grains were exceptional. You can get a small portion of three to sample each. Do it.
Chad Christian CliftFebruary 23, 2016
Chad Christian Clift has lived in the Pacific Northwest for his entire life, and loves the area’s beauty and wide range of things to do.
Kelly JenningsJune 9, 2015
Been here 5+ times
Order the avocado toast and then ask for a side of poached eggs you can pop on top. Amazing!
Igor ZaikaMarch 24, 2016
Been here 50+ times
One of best brunch in Seattle, love their croissants and pork shoulder. Make sure you get avocado toast.
MëlänïMarch 4, 2017
Went for brunch and had the crying spaghetti. Very delicious. Great start to Sunday Funday.
Margaret CzeislerNovember 10, 2013
Don't miss the bread. It's from Matt Dillon - same owner/chef of Bar Sajor, Sitka & Spruc, Bar Ferd'nand, the Corson building & the London Plane.
Chad HornerMarch 1, 2016
opt for the $50 sharing menu so you can try as many delicious dishes as possible
Jenny KornblattOctober 22, 2015
Delicious lassi! Such yummy, decadent dishes and tons of veggie options!
Lia MartinezJune 28, 2014
You will win no matter what. Great surprises abound -- try the yogurt with beets and rhubarb, and the eggs with garlic scapes.
Genki U.December 30, 2014
Been here 5+ times
Fantastic service and great breakfast place. Combine a few choices for a solid meal, especially if you are famished.
Igor ZaikaJune 14, 2014
Been here 50+ times
Best breakfast place in Pioneer Square. Croissants and breads are amazing. Go for an avocado toast with tuna.
Danielle ChutinthranondAugust 15, 2017
Great food with clean, fresh flavors and beautiful atmosphere.
Mouni ReddyJune 11, 2016
Great place for brunch. Also has a flower shop and bakery
RyanJuly 28, 2015
Don't neglect the sides - snap peas with cilantro were a hit
Jp MeteignerJuly 12, 2016
Friendly service but definitely not cheap, be ready to drop 10-20 bucks on most of the menu items. Kind of a bummer as the pastries and ambiance are great.
Todd AlexanderOctober 28, 2015
Cool little cafe to stop in would definitely come back to check out their food offerings
CarmenMarch 12, 2016
The trout rillette served with their signature dark bread. You can eat here or you can buy "to go"
Eye morelandApril 13, 2016
Beautiful doesn't cover it. the menu is great and the food is so simple but exquisite.
MëlänïFebruary 27, 2017
Went for brunch today. Had the crying spaghetti. So good.
cass lavalleJune 8, 2014
the baked goods are divine! delicious croissants, but the cardamom cake is my favorite.
Ly LeAugust 20, 2019
Can’t get enough of the ambience and food here. Grab some salted caramels to go!
Seth McKinneyOctober 10, 2014
One word. Well, two: Kouign-Amann. Oh, and the apricot jam for your buttered croissant. And then a jog.

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