Coquette Bake Shop

Walked here due to good reviews and beautiful photos of coffee. We ordered a 16 oz latte for here. I watched the shot run over and how the milk boiled in the steamer. 😶 so it tasted like .. boiled milk. We kindly asked them to redo it. She said, oh I can just add a shot to your coffee. 🚩Anyone educated in pulling a correct shot knows full well that timing and perfect temperature is key. I again said no please remake. The second one was worse than the first. Boiling hot. See photos of first and second. Sadly won’t return.

There were four of us, but only three ordered food. Two got baguette sandwiches, and one got quiche. We all got drinks. We ate outside. The sandwiches were very, very crusty. Almost hard to bite through! The meat portions seemed a little skimpy. But the flavors were punched up with the extras, like the roasted tomatoes. The one person who got the quiche was quite happy with it. Somehow our drink orders got missed, so we had to go back inside and try again, only to be told that they had no brewed coffee available and they'd let us know when it was ready. We had to come back inside again to figure out when the coffee was finally ready. (It does seem disorganized to run out of coffee at a bakery at noon!) Meanwhile, the two of us with Hibiscus Tea and a London Fog were happy we were able to get our drinks with our food!

The food had potential but the experience fell short. The roast beef sandwich was overpriced for what I received, only one thin slice folded in half, even though the display shows 2-3 slices. For the price, I expected more. Service was also inconsistent. My quiche wasn’t brought out as promised, and I had to go inside to ask for it. It was handed to me without a fork, and after being directed to the back of the restaurant (where there were none), I had to ask again before finally getting a plastic fork. Meanwhile, other diners outside were served on plates with silverware, while everything we ordered came in to-go containers. The atmosphere was nice, and the food tasted ok, but the portions, service, and presentation need serious improvement to match the prices. First picture is the display and second picture was my sandwich.

Cute little spot on Bainbridge Island. Coffee and pastries were solid (not really life changing). Wished the pumpkin spice flavor was a little stronger vs just a hint of the flavor. Excellent service and seating was very comfortable.

First time here .. wouldn’t recommend. Tried their oat milk hot latte it was bitter and sour and burnt..not my kind of coffee at all. Butter croissant was thick and hard as a rock. Overall, I was disappointed with the food here. I couldn’t finish both. The patio was great for a nice day.

Fantastic French patisserie in Bainbridge Island. Very reasonably priced; their Paris Brest is one of the best I’ve had. Sit inside or outside patio to enjoy great coffee and pastries on a day trip excursion from Seattle.

Staff were friendly and helpful. Inside was a nice bustling coffee shop vibe. Bought some pastries and a latte to go to give them a try. Coffee was decent. Pastries were a complete let down. The almond croissant was almost burnt and didn’t have an almond forward taste. Mostly tasted like butter croissant and unfortunately were made from their butter croissants. The butter croissant was not good at all. It had a heavy feel to it. The outside was crunchy like it had a heavy egg wash. The interior dense and left an oily feeling once ate. Ended up tossing the rest.

Enjoy a taste of Paris 🥐 The quaint Coquette Bake Shop is a hidden gem on Bainbridge Island. It’s tucked away in the Winslow Green, which seemed like a local spot. The pastries are phenomenal. The coffee is great! The employees are friendly and helpful! What we tried: - Carrot cake: Contains walnuts , carrots, shredded carrots, raisins with a cream cheese frosting. Not too sweet. - Quiche: Ham, onions, roasted tomatoes, Flaky crust, Jarlsberg cheese - Lattes have wonderful latte art. Tastes just as good as it looks. ☕️ This place offers many savory and sweet options. If you have a chance, sit outside at one of the tables outside.

Food: Selected a pre-made ham and roasted red pepper sandwich on a baguette (very cafe). It came tied with a lovely red raffia tie. It may seem silly...but small details are appreciated and show care in their customer's happiness and experience. The bread was delicate inside and had a lovely crust. The ham was tasty and not salty. Also enjoyed a cortado with oat milk. Nice and strong, just the way I like it! Service: Walk up and order and find a seat kind of spot. Service was pleasant and helpful when I asked for a recommendation. Salesperson was quick and efficient. Cortado came quickly...which was fantastic because we were freezing! Ambiance: It is located in a small shopping center at the end of a popular shopping street. It was cold and rainy so we chose to sit indoors. There is seating outdoors for nicer weather.

Much better cappuccinos and coffee to be had elsewhere in Kitsap including the BI ferry terminal~ Stand out Koign Amann - don't miss this, it's masterfully executed. Their muffins are overflowing with goodness and feel decadent. You can discern the high quality butter. I was crestfallen to find that the "Zest for Life" is just sugary on the outside with not enough cinnamon and orange punch yet stodgy and far too doughy on the inside. Can't emphasize enough how nice it is to have a proper sit-down cafe with tables and bar seating AND WIFI (for the laptop hounds).

A small cozy cafe on a beautiful island. Plenty of seats inside. The staff is very friendly. Coffee is decent and the dessert is okay. The price is acceptable. If you in need of a coffee on the way to the Olympic National, this is a good stop.

We didn't enjoy any baked items and maybe that is where they shine. We ordered some coffee, cortado and a hot chocolate. None of it was that great. I regretted going there. I asked for lavender in mine and couldn't taste even a hint of it. If you are just wanting coffee, I recommend going somewhere else.

Cute little bakery/coffee shop in the downtown area. I got a lavender vanilla latte and it was delicious. We also got a macaron and a pinwheel. They were decent, but not something that I would drive to BI for. We did go a little later in the day so maybe would have been better had it been fresher. There were other items that were sold out that sounded really delicious and their bread looked really yummy. The staff was really friendly and the outdoor space was really cute and relaxing. Coquette is definitely a great place to get a snack and coffee while exploring Bainbridge or waiting for the ferry!

The Zest of Life (orange zest and cardamom sugar croissant/muffin) was one of the best pastries I've ever had in my life. It's salty, sweet, and savory all at the same time. And the panopoly of textures gives a dynamic chewing experience. My husband and I got one to split and had to immediately go back and get two more for later. The sandwiches are delicious as well with incredible baguette bread and really, fresh ingredients.

Definitely walk the extra blocks past the tourist packed bakeries on Bainbridge Island to find Coquette in a small strip mall. There were plenty of breakfast choices, but I can't resist carrot cake and this was one of the best I've had! My husband had a breakfast pastry and it was excellent as well.

Absolutely loved the Zest For Life pastry with its bits of orange cardamom flavor; I'd return just for that. Also tried the iced mocha and a ham and cheese croissant, and liked both. The homey, cozy atmosphere with jazz music playing in the background warmed my heart too. Solid bake shop that I'd recommend!

Dropped by Bainbridge farmers market and had a blueberry muffin from Coquette. Full of blueberries, nice sugar sprinkled on top, moist, and good size. Nice to know they have a brick and mortar location. I will be back lots of other goodies on the menu.

A darling little bakery nestled right off of Winslow! We got a Cheddar Chive Biscuit, Pain au Chocolat, mocha, and Latte. The pastries are HUGE. One was enough to fill us up for a few hours, almost like a meal. I really enjoyed the scone. The pain au chocolat was really tasty (how could it not be) but it was more bready than a typical croissant. Weirdly they were blasting Taylor Swifts whole discography there, not sure about that part of the vibe haha. Would recommend! I don't remember how much each part was but in total it was about $18 dollars.

Enjoy a taste of Paris The quaint Coquette Bake Shop is a hidden gem on Bainbridge Island. It's tucked away in the Winslow Green, which seemed like a local spot. The pastries are phenomenal. The coffee is great! The employees are friendly and helpful! What we tried: - Carrot cake: Contains walnuts , carrots, shredded carrots, raisins with a cream cheese frosting. Not too sweet. - Quiche: Ham, onions, roasted tomatoes, Flaky crust, Jarlsberg cheese - Lattes have wonderful latte art. Tastes just as good as it looks. This place offers many savory and sweet options. If you have a chance, sit outside at one of the tables outside.

It's a cute shop in a small mini-mall. We only tried a couple of cookies--and they grow 'em big here. They were surprisingly hard even though it was before noon but they strangely softened up later and were very nice. The macorons looked absolutely beautiful but we didn't try any. Good stuff.

The croissant I got here was tasty but a little soggy with no crispiness in the crust. I could only take a couple of sips of my americano. the coffee used wasn't good. When I got a replacement americano at the ferry terminal I mentioned I had to replace the coffee I got earlier from the town. The barista there knew exactly the place to which I referred. she mentioned they had switched coffee recently. I really miss the bakeries of years past in this location.

Since my group and I were arriving to Bainbridge Island early, we decided to look for some coffee and morning snack to take out. We found this small shop with good reviews for coffee and pastries and decided to check it out! It's located next to Teriyaki Town in Winslow Mall on Winslow Way E on Bainbridge Island. It's a small to-go stand that's not connected to a building. There were tables behind the shop for customers to sit and enjoy their pastries. My boyfriend and I shared a hot London Fog which was very nice in the cold morning. Can't go wrong with an earl grey tea with milk LOL. We also ordered a ham & cheese croissant and omg, it was delicious! The croissant was very fluffy and buttery. It definitely wasn't the traditional croissant with the crispy, flakiness, but I definitely enjoyed the fluffiness of it. Loved how they heated it up for us too! There were a lot of sweet pastry options compared to savory but since we weren't craving any sweets, the ham & cheese was enough for us. Great quick spot to stop at after exiting the ferry terminal! Can't say how their sweet pastries are but seems like a lot of people like them.

Everybody loves this place on Bainbridge. Time it right and you won't have a line time it wrong and you'll have a line but it moves quickly and services with a smile. They had some gluten-free options not enough vegan options but you could probably get by. I wish they had a vegan soup. They had a chicken curry coconut soup that looked wonderful, but obviously not for me.

Hot chocolate was cold. Not recommend for purchase, will be disappointed. However, the brownie was delicious. Service attitude questionable. Numerous bugs while dining.

Great spot. Incredible kouign amann! We love kouign amann and this has been are best yet. Went back the next day. "Zest for life" also excellent. Prices were very reasonable for today's normal pricing that we are all experiencing. Fine service. Lots of room. Classy and open atmosphere.

Delicious soft and flake ham and cheese croissant. Warm and cozy atmosphere with relaxing Parisian bakery music vibes and great customer service.

Decent coffee shop on Bainbridge island. I liked the quaint ambiance in here but it's definitely not the best coffee I've ever had. Iced mocha was too sweet and felt more like chocolate milk forward. Cold brew was alright. Service was quick though. If you're looking for a local coffee shop, it's a good option. They also sell some baked goods too!

Great stop for a mid-afternoon pick-me-up. The ham, cheddar, and chive quiche was just ok. The crust was dense and chewy and the quiche flavors unremarkable. Perhaps, the microwave warmup is responsible for the non-flaky crust. The palmier was sweet and yummy. It, too, suffered from denseness and was not the flaky, crispy bite one expects. It is puzzling why both items were so tough and chewy. The other pastries looked delicious and my guess is anything not microwaved fares better. We were glad for the respite and pleasant surroundings. However, we were disappointed in the averageness (if that is a word) of the quiche, palmier and coffee.

Good coffee and coconut macaroon. Service was pleasant. Happy customers are all around enjoying pleasant chatter without too much noise.

Doris Recommended. Delightful little shop. No fuss. We sat outside and ate our ham and cheese croissant. It was yummy; reminded us both of Paris. Located in a beautiful shop area, local working teenagers running the hut probably as a summer job. Older towns folk gather, sit and chat. Bicycle riders and golfers make small talk blowing onto their hot coffee. Steam billows into the air surrounding them as the morning air is light and crisp.

Pastries are great, coffee is great, teas are great. Quick service, friendly staff, good prices. Perfect for a mid morning or afternoon pick me up and a sweet treat.

Took the ferry over to Bainbridge for the day and started the morning there at this place. Overall it was fine. The latte and Morning Bun was good. The Chocolate croissant wasn't how I wanted it. It did not have the flakiness that I expect from a fresh croissant. Was a little disappointed about that. Price was fair. I thought selection was a bit limited for a bakery. Ambiance was nice tho. They have ample seating area outside as well as inside.

Quick stop into Coquette to grab a drink. The place was spacious and lots of outdoor space. I got an iced latte and it was pretty good. They ran out of small cups so I had to order up a size, but they got the drink out quickly!

Best third place on Bainbridge Island. The food, the staff and the coffee for the win. Get there early and grab a table or you will have to wait.

It has low visibility compared to the places on the main drag, but had tables when others were full. Exceptional quality pastries in a pleasant environment - what more can you ask for?

The bakery is out of this world, the sandwiches are great plus a great looking espresso machine. Bread is awesome n the service is great

While we were visiting Bainbridge island we've told this bake shop is one of the best in the area. I second this. Delicious. It's is just a little stand in a commercial area, so no tables to seat, but hey!!! In a pandemic time, grab your goodies and enjoy them at the beach. Parking could be a challenge, specially at lunch time (just keep it in mind) They've all sorts of French bakeries and their baguettes!! Oh my!! Their baguettes. So YUMMY. So far my favorite is the ham and Brie one.

Got off the ferry and grabbed coffees, hot chocolate and pastries - croissant, lemon ginger cookie, chocolate chip cookies and a baguette. We were in a line about 5 or so people deep. It moved quickly. Service was friendly and helpful. Everything tasted great!

Is the charming café, quality food. I can't wait to go back and try some more delightful dishes.

Couldn't decide between their carrot cake or cloud brownie, so I go with the brownie, and yes it is light like a cloud not your typical heavy dense brownie. The service is ok. The place is clean. We sat outside since the weather was pretty nice

Came here as an alternative to blackbird coffee and was not disappointed. Very short line, exceptionally well staffed, ample seating and the coffee was PHENOMENAL. This will be my only coffee shop stop on Bainbridge going forward.

The chai was okay, but the pastries we got were so good. The cheesecake has a much thicker crust which I prefer and the flavors tasted like a crisp fall day. We also got the chocolate croissant and a blueberry muffin. All very good, and good value. Plentiful seating indoor and outdoor.

The shop is large and the panini was good. There. Was good coffee and clean tables in and outside the plaza. Try the sandwich

Took the ferry to come here and found out that it's gone! No explanation or anything. Boo.

This is one of the best bakeries anywhere and it happens to be located in the charming center of Winslow, on Bainbridge Island, a place we visit a lot. The coffee is Stumptown and excellent and the pastries are real confections and are fun to pick out at their small, cozy hut. What to get (in my opinion): Kouign-Amann (flakey, crystallized sugar, buttery, and just an excellent texture of crunchy outside and soft inside) - do not miss this Morning Bun (imagine a freshly made dough with cinnamon, sugar, and orange zest) - this is it Also excellent: Baguettes - excellent and chewy Baguette sandwiches - my favorite is the mozzarella and tomato Italian sausage pie Brown butter shortbread cookie

Great stuff. It's pretty impressive the quality of food they deliver from such a tiny space. Really good cookies, surprisingly reasonable price - at $2.50 they aren't crazy cheap but compared to some other places it's a pretty good deal. My family was impressed with their croissants. If you can manage to take any of their baked goods or sandwiches somewhere you can heat them up on your own, they're elevated even further; for being served basically room-temperature (apart from the muffin) it's all still surprisingly delicious. The "cloudlike" brownie was interesting, almost kind of more like an airy cake than brownie-like in texture but definitely a rich enough chocolate flavor to satisfy. I would definitely get the Ginger Molasses cookie again, probably my favorite of the things I tried there. That said, seems hard to go wrong here!

My bf and I stoped here to split a sandwich. We tried the ham and Brie, it was pretty good! We loved the chewy baguette it was on and look forward to trying other flavors. We did find it odd that the sandwiches were not refrigerated. My lack of stars is due to the "croissant" well, that's what they called it. To be blunt and honest, this was the worst croissant I've ever had. I don't know how they consider it that when the consistency was like bread and was not flaky what so ever. Very odd. We also ordered a couple coffees and they told us they would be up shortly so we sat down while eating. Time went by with out them letting us know the drinks were done so I got up to ask and noticed they were sitting on the counter

Cute little bakery cart on bainbridge island. The perfect treat if you miss the ferry and have to wait for the next one, as it's very close to the ferry dock! The best part of the sandwiches are the bread. The bread was so soft and buttery - not the type of baugette where it's hard and hurts your teeth to bite it. The fillings were good too. The cookies (unpictured) were a bit charred/burnt, and they didn't have the capacity to heat up items before giving them to customers as they only have a warmer that takes a while to heat up.

I love stopping by this place whenever i do an excursion to Winslow on Bainbridge Island! I have developed a bit of an addiction to their peanut butter cup cookie which is sooo good! Looks like a Reese's peanut butter cup melted on top a peanut butter cookie! The best version of a peanut butter cookie! I desperately need to branch out and try more items here as they all look amazing!

Grabbed a pastry and coffee as a mid morning snack to tie us over until lunch. We liked their little stand and the plaza its located in. The reputation of their bakery preceded them and their pastry lives up to the hype. Coffee was quite good too!

Cute, little kiosk in the downtown scene. Stopped here for an afternoon snack and their Zest for Life pastry gave me just that. Got a chance to sit and watch the passersby while eating it. What a treat!

This place is a MUST STOP for anyone visiting the island. Quality coffee drinks, amazing baked goods and friendly staff. This place checked all my boxes. Their carrot cake was fantastic. Wife picked the winner. Baked ham and Brie croissant! Would definitely get that next time!

You had me at a treasured gathering/third place. With parking!! It can't be all things to all people. I for instance want lots of GF at my ideal bakery. But bakers don't much like GF baking, I fear. So, the usually fast service, wonderful interior, jovial owner, patio, available bathroom etc. are more than special, on this island.

Came here for a quick morning coffee and snack since we were waiting for our table at a restaurant. I got a ginger molasses cookie and a small soy latte! The cookie was very buttery and had slight hints of ginger. I typically don't like ginger but this cookie balanced the flavors very well. It's also a snack that is big enough to share! As for my soy latte, it was very smooth and the espresso was not burnt. Highly recommend coming here for a quick snack or afternoon coffee -- you will be greeted by kind faces!

The pastries are hands down so good. My absolute favorite is Kouign-amann. You cannot find that anywhere else and be this good. The staff is so friendly as well. Just amazing.

I really love this cute little coffee shop and it's the only one I go to whenever I cross the water to get to bainbridge. It isn't even an indoor cafe, it's just a cute pop up kiosk that sells good coffee and delicious baked goods. Idk if they make it somewhere in the plaza but they come out real fresh and it's one of the better bakeries I've been to since moving to Washington. Highly recommend if you're in the area, it's one of my favorite places to stop by especially when we want to head west and need a snack for the long drive. PS they make really good sandwiches too

We were coming to downtown Bainbridge to visit blackbird bakery, the favorite bakery of my wife since time started. We happened upon this place while walking towards it and figured we should probably stop and check it out. What an absolutely brilliant little spot this is! It's a smallSet up similar to many of the coffee stands we have an eastern Washington. They serve a variety of baked goods As well as dessert type items. Our eight-year-old is a huge fan of baklava, so naturally we had to get some of that, and we got a variety of other things. Everything we had was excellent! One of our new favorites is the Kouign ( pronounced Queen) - Anywhere we see one we try it, and the one they have here is one of the better that we've tasted! Paired with a rule that they called zest for life, and dubbed the combination the "Royal Duo". Each item that we tried was light, just the right amount of crispy and incredibly flavorful. The options were plentiful and they got people moving through the line quick. The folks running this place have some serious talent! This was a solid find and great place that should work its way into your carb rotation if you're in the area!