Macrina Bakery & Cafe

Bakery · Industrial District ·

Macrina Bakery & Cafe

Bakery · Industrial District ·

Artisan breads, gourmet sweets, savory sandwiches, seasonal specials

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1943 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 Get directions

$10–20

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BANKS' Favorite Seattle Restaurants & Bars - Seattle - The Infatuation

"“They have this orange currant gluten-free scone that’s so good, and I really love their chai. I’m not a big coffee person—I’ve tried to get into it so many times, because I think I would be very productive if I drank it. I’m more of a matcha or a chai kind of girl. [Macrina’s] is not too sweet, and you can really taste the spices. And it’s a really idyllic little bakery. The people are always nice, and it feels like a neighborhood energy.”" - aimee rizzo

https://www.theinfatuation.com/seattle/guides/banks-seattle-restaurants-bars

Macrina Bakery & Cafe

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Where To Eat & Drink In Sodo - Seattle - The Infatuation

"You already know Macrina Bakery. Their Sodo cafe has a nice space that’s perfect for getting some work done, which is a real anomaly in this neighborhood unless you want to try getting a parking spot at the teeny Starbucks on 1st Ave S. Good luck with that. At lunch here, you’ll find sandwiches on their fresh bread, as well as salads and pasta. If you’re lucky, the cake samples will come out." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley

https://www.theinfatuation.com/seattle/guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-sodo

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Macrina Bakery & Cafe

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On the Grid : Macrina Bakery

"The SODO branch of Macrina Bakery is a great stop for a sweet treat with some delicious coffee or a quick lunch. The large, open space is also home to their bread and pastry kitchens, where you can see their bakers working away. Their selection of desserts and breads change with the seasons and are always baked fresh." - Starbucks Global Creative

https://onthegrid.city/seattle/sodo-georgetown/macrina-bakery

Macrina Bakery & Cafe

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18,031 Postcards · 836 Cities

"Macrina Bakery, Sodo Georgetown by Starbucks Global Creative. The SODO branch of Macrina Bakery is a great stop for a sweet treat with some delicious coffee or a quick lunch. The large, open space is also home to their bread and pastry kitchens, where you can see their bakers working away. Their selection of desserts and breads change with the seasons and are always baked fresh."

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Macrina Bakery & Cafe

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Macrina Bakery & Cafe - Review - Sodo - Seattle - The Infatuation

"You already know Macrina Bakery. Their SoDo cafe has a nice space that’s perfect for getting some work done, which is a real anomaly in this neighborhood unless you want to try getting a parking spot at the teeny Starbucks on 1st Ave S. Good luck with that. At lunch here, you’ll find sandwiches on their fresh bread, as well as salads and pasta. If you’re lucky, the cake samples will come out." - Aimee Rizzo

https://www.theinfatuation.com/seattle/reviews/macrina-bakery-cafe

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Macrina Bakery & Cafe

M E.

Google

If you’re looking to treat yourself, the bakery has a delicious selection. Prices are WAY high though. Chocolate croissant 🥐 almost 6 dollars plus tip? 😬🫤. It was good…but not sure it was worth the price. Not a big fan of the “automatic tipping trend” where the cashier flips around the payment terminal watching to see what you select as a tip. It’s not like the cashier made the croissant. But they did do a marvelous job, grabbing it with tongs and putting it in a bag 😋

Uoo H.

Google

I think I have been patronizing the Macrina Bakery in SODO for over 10 years! I stopped in a while ago to try one item; the cinnamon roll. My opinion: confusing and the product simply did not work. I understand bakery have to be innovative but a few things are wrong here. 1) The "cinnamon roll" I bought was not a cinnamon roll which is misleading. I believe the customer should know what they are buying through a name. Isn't that the purpose of a name? 2) The cinnamon roll is not a cinnamon roll which lessens the experience. I felt sorry for this cinnroll like it had been neutered and assimilated into a world which is not its own; forfeiting all its downhome qualities in the process; e.g. the gooey center, the fluffiness 3) I would not say this "cinnamon roll" is a crossover, I would say it is masquerade. 4) I feel like cream cheese frosting on a cinnamon roll is cheating an is not always better. This cream cheese frosting was a little runny. I feel like the cinnamon roll is not flat enough to hold the frosting well enough which is why people traditionally use icing. Cinnamon flavor: 2/10 Dough: slightly dense croissant Center Filling & Goo: 1/10 Frosting: 5/10 Suggestion: Call this product something else that reflects what the customer will experience.

Google

I dined here during a busy ish weekend rush with my family. My mother who is older ordered and the cashier doesn’t appear patient when she paid in cash. The vibe at this location appeared snooty and the service lackluster. The barista seemed laser focused on drinks and wasn’t reading out names. I don’t think I will return to this location and hope that staff can get a crash course training from the Roosevelt location. The only saving grace of my experience was the food runner and the food.

Aplih A

Google

A best local artisan bakery service that sells baked good, cakes, pastries and coffee in Seattle. It’s a frequent stop when we do group bike rides. Always found the staff very friendly and service is pretty fast even in busy times. There’s seating indoors and outdoor. Lots of merchandise including locally roasted coffee beans. Selection of pastries both savory and sweet is large and keeps rotating to include seasonal flavors. All items we tried were appeasing. Fresh ingredients, locally sourced and served so nicely. Love lattes, perfect blend of caffeine and milk/froth. Their breakfast/lunch menu is also good accommodating many options from vegetarians, vegan, and meat. Avocado toast is my favorite! A must try if you’re passing by!

S B

Google

Stopped by on a Wednesday around 1000am. Waited 10 mins in line to place our order. Ordered two over-priced ($5.55 each) croissants and regretted our purchase as soon as we tasted them. Texture and taste is far from a genuine French croissant – I could get a dozen croissants with better taste and texture from Costco for $0.58 each. We will definitely not be back.

A J

Google

Pricey for the quality. I got pecan buns for take away that were very dry and little flavor in the bun dough. Tried the bially sandwich and loved the bread but was underwhelmed by the two little tomatoes, one leaf of basil and no goat cheese to be found. Extra bacon added to sandwich was delicious and good portion size. Raspberry lemon coffee cake needed a bit more flavor but zing was perfect!

Tom B.

Google

Great lunch as always. Had a salad instead of a sandwich my latest visit, and it was also just as grand. Super nice team here, solid location, and inside and outside seating work perfectly all year. And you can't go wrong with bread no matter what!

Nate R.

Google

COVID-19 delivery. Fantastic! The breakfast sandwich didn’t disappoint having a moist biscuit, well textured and flavored sausage and perfectly complimented cheese. We sampled a couple slices of the bread and these too were expertly balanced, not allowing the banana or orange flavors to overwhelm as is so often the case. Added to my list of delicious early morning go-to places in the Seattle area.