Challah bread is amazing
The Vegetarian Grinder is not to be missed. There might not be any meat but there's plenty of damn tasty flavor. Twice baked challah is delicious, as are the mini Leek/cheese quiches.
The vanilla raisin danish is pastry perfection. Totally worth the calories.
Reservations will avoid the 40 minute wait on weekends. Get the phil's breakfast w/ fried eggs, bacon & French toast on challah bread.
Make sure you get the French toast made with challah bread and NOT another type of bread.
Mimosas and French Toast on challah bread?! Amazing combo with the 'Breakfast Bar' <3
Fennel and sea salt challah on Fridays is a must
Great bagel walk-up. Get there early, as the line tends to get long fast. You can get their bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on any of their bagels. I tried it on the Everything Bagel. It was delicious!
Walk up bagel counter with limited seating offers the closest approximation to a NYC breakfast delicacy that we’ve found in Seattle. lox and schmears top everything, salt, cinnamon currant and more
Challah bread (Osterbrot) is perfect here
Best challah bread around!
Great German bread and baked goods. Worth the trip.
Really good chocolate covered macaroons! There are great chairs and couches for meeting with friends too.
Better food, better coffee and better staff. Why go to Starbucks down the street and waste your money?
Found Energy Buzz Bar as Yum Yum. Try it and dish on it at http://dishonit.com Read more.
Tall Grass Bakery is one of the most popular bakeries in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. They do have a website. They have a delicious onion and olive bread for dipping! Read more.
Buy the bread card, spend $20 and get $25 worth of baked goods!
Nothing beats a warm baguette from this incredible neighborhood bakery
The horse neck is fantastic. I'm also really enjoying the dark &stormy. This bartender really knows his stuff.
High Dive Presents: Happy Hour EVERYDAY!!! $5 wines, $4 wells, $3 draft beers , $5 menu available all night! Read more.
Can bring in food from anywhere you want
Try anything, it's all good. But I really love the pain au chocolat, pistachio snails, and the tortas
Get a bostock.
Try the pain au chocolate! It's delicious!
A local favorite for many years, Fauntleroy's The Original Bakery serves buttermilk doughnuts, pastries, cookies and espresso. Their cafe is the community's kitchen table. Closed Mondays. Read more.
Ssssh. The is one of West Seattle's best kept secrets..great doughnuts and pastries. Very friendly as well.
Friday is applesauce donut day. Yum!
Everything is a little pricy, but good quality. Get the caesar salad with steak, my lunch favorite.
Tom Douglas is a local foodie legend who helped define Northwest cuisine, but pie fans care only about his bakery. Thousands of people swear by the triple coconut cream pie. Read more.
Buy some of their chocolate cookies dusted in powdered sugar. You will wonder how in the world anything could be so incredible. Read more.
Mussels are amazing! I could drink the broth with a straw. Rooftop salad was also fresh and crisp. I will be back.
Did you know there's a bar hidden in the back? It's rad.
Bastille recently lost bar manager Charles Veitch to New York, but it recruited Moshi Moshi's Erik Carlson to replace him. And Carlson ably fills the shoes. Try the Bankhead Cocktail, only $10.
I love the smoked salmon hash, a very generous and delicious portion.
Hit up the toppings bar!
The line to get in is long on the weekends but it's totally worth waiting!
For a great gluten-free breakfast, order the buckwheat pancake "Dave's Way" - you get an egg on the side. Then hit the toppings bar for a delicious helping of fruit and/or whipped cream or syrup!
Try the ranchers breakfast - a bit of everything and includes trip to toppings bar
Skip the long wait times and host stand. Get in line from your phone using NoWait - http://bit.ly/1aMOQaH
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