Patrick's Café & Bakery

"Exclusively open on Saturday through Monday, picking up a pineapple scone from this Hawaiian bakery should be at the top of your to-do list. Patrick’s haupia cinnamon roll uses coconut milk and crushed macadamia nuts to take the pastry to a new level, and the guava cake looks like something from a tea party in Wonderland. Make sure to check out their specials board, classic Hawaiian breakfast plates, and a spam musubi (or two)." - kayla sager riley, gabe guarente

"This cozy house-turned-cafe in White Center has perfected Hawaiian-influenced treats like pineapple scones and colorful cakes flavored with guava and lilikoi. Patrick’s is also known for its cinnamon rolls — with or without cream cheese frosting — and haupia, a coconut pudding topped with a light coconut frosting and crushed macadamia nuts." - Eater Staff, Harry Cheadle

"Picking up a pineapple scone from this White Center cafe open Saturday through Monday should be at the top of your to-do list, next to getting an oil change. Patrick’s haupia cinnamon roll uses coconut milk and crushed macadamia nuts to take the pastry to a new level, and the guava cake looks like something from a tea party in Wonderland. Check out their specials board, classic Hawaiian breakfast plates, and a spam musubi (or two). " - carlo mantuano, aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley

"This cozy house-turned-cafe in White Center serves up Hawaiian-influenced baked goods, such as haupia. But when the heat turns up, the shop is also known to sell some colder treats, including shave ice with strawberry and pineapple syrup made onsite, best enjoyed out on the quaint patio." - Gabe Guarente

"Exclusively open on Saturday through Monday, picking up a pineapple scone from this Hawaiian bakery should be at the top of your to-do list, next to getting an oil change and dreading the beginning of the workweek. Patrick’s haupia cinnamon roll uses coconut milk and crushed macadamia nuts to take the pastry to a new level, and the guava cake looks like something from a tea party in Wonderland. Make sure to check out their specials board, classic Hawaiian breakfast plates, and a spam musubi (or two). " - Kayla Sager-Riley