Petit Pierre Bakery

We had ordered cream filled croissants supreme for our gender reveal party and they were incredibly delicious! We also ordered the Samosa turnovers and macarons from them and they were great too! Would highly recommend this place! We had the best experience working with Gracie and the bakery team for our event!

We used Petit Pierre for my friends baby shower this past weekend and can’t say enough good things! I reached out to several bakeries and Gracie at Petite Pierre was by far the most responsive. In the time it took me to even hear back from comparable bakeries, Gracie had already sent me menu options, pricing, and answered all my miscellaneous questions. Pricing for catering was definitely competitive, the menu options were heavenly, and everything was so well organized. We wouldn’t hesitate to order again. Best of all - our guests LOVED the food.

The pastries are scrumptious. The cranberry croissant and everyday Seasoning topped brioche cheese-filled pastry were amazing, especially the cheese filling. It was gooey, generous, and had such a punchy umami flavor. The coffee was great too. Unfortunately, we were too late to try the viral supremes. Overall very reasonably priced for their quality. Highly recommend this place.

To discover that Petit Pierre baker has another location was great news. The staff was friendly and fast, and the store is super clean. I decided on four items plus a coffee. Three out of the four were even better than at the other location. The exception, the chocolate orange muffin, which was dry. That matter not as I'll drive out of my way for this bakery.

I absolutely love this bakery! Best croissants I have ever had. The location is quite small and popular; so bring your patience, it is worth it! I have never had a bad pastry from here, they are all good. Their coffee is also quite good. Highly recommend for a morning date with a nice walk in Magnolia.

I am so surprised and profoundly disappointed. I am and have been a loyal customer at Petite Pierre’s for the last 2 years and have tried and loved everything I have ever ordered so when I decided to order 2 of the double chocolate cakes for my twins birthday I felt certain it was going to be wonderful. You have to order the cakes a few days ahead of time, (I thought because they baked them to order and fresh). The cakes were beautifully decorated. When I cut into the first cake it was hard I thought perhaps they needed to sit for a bit and warm up after we had picked them up, maybe they had been sitting in a refrigerator. They were extremely dry and tasted old, hardly a taste of rich chocolate I was expecting. The frosting between layers was light in color which surprised me as I was expecting chocolate I think it was supposed to be butter cream, but tasted more like old butter, it had no real taste whatsoever and there were these small little round balls which we could not figure out what they were, they were hard and when we squished them they crumbled like malted balls almost dusty, a very strange texture to find in a cake and sugary but not tasty. Nobody ate either one of the cakes. I am so disappointed! I cannot believe I paid so much money for something that tasted so bad! I will never do that again.

Magnolias greatest gift to dessert cuisine. Fantastic space to enjoy and excellent pastry and cup of Joe

There was a bit of a line when we arrived but we were served in about 20 minute wait. This is one of my new favorite bakeries and the filling of the cruffin (yuzu curd) was to die for. All of our pastries were flaky, crunchy, and buttery.

I made a much needed stop at Petit Pierre during a 8 mile urban hike, for a croissant. I ordered a seasonal Caprese croissant and throughly enjoyed it. The croissant was flaky and buttery, you could see all the layers. I also love the idea of Caprese on a croissant. The mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil all tasted really fresh. My only feedback would be that it would have been even better warmed up. Usually, I hear them offer this, but the cashier didn't give me the option. Petit Pierre is a cute little bakery, but be aware that they only have outdoor seating. I took my pastry and sat at one of the tables on the sidewalk. A good option for a sunny day!

I have been following this bakery on Instagram for a while. I finally made the 50-minute trek to try it. It was a bit disappointing. I did an online order because I was worried things would sell out before I got there. I arrived, and my order was not ready, and some items I selected were unavailable (I placed my order first thing in the morning). We tried multiple items, and nothing was. Oh my, this is delicious! This is a great bakery for locals in Magnolia. But, I prefer Bakey Nouveau, which is closer (30 min travel for me) and tastes way better.

I was so thrilled when my friend took us to this delectable bakery in charming Magnolia! They had buy 2 get 1 pastries toward the end of the day. The nearest restrooms are in the Starbucks and the Bartells. There are little tables to eat at outside and there is a wonderful bookstore next door. - Ham and cheese croissant: excellent and classic. I especially liked the flavor of the crispy cheese. - Snickers mousse: this was deceptively huge and had so many interesting textures! The shortbread was crumbly, the middle soft and cakey with crunchy nuts, and the mousse melted in the mouth. An absolutely delicious, chocolatey, and well-balanced work of art. - Pain aux raisins (raisin bread): light and airy with plenty of plump raisins. I wasn't the biggest fan but my friend loved it! - Berry flat croissant: it tasted exactly like how it looked: densely crunchy, buttery and flakey, with a delicious sweet white chocolate berry dip. I'm dreaming of when I can next come back!

I've only been here once, but they have a very good selection of pastries. I mainly went because I wanted a good croissant, and their's was excellent! I really haven't tried much else there yet, but I'm sure I will. It's a little spendy, but most bakeries seem to be that way these days. The service is good and quick. Not much ambience to speak of, I don't think there was even a single table inside. There are a couple tables outside if I remember correctly, but that doesn't help much in the winter months. But I do look forward to going in again, and trying more of their goodies!

Petit Pierre is one of Magnolia's best bakeries that always has a line out the door. They make both sweet and savory pastries as well as cakes and refrigerated desserts. The pastries are freshly made everyday and range in price from $4.50 - $9 each. We went on an early afternoon on a Saturday and they still had a wide selection of pastries. We got the PLUM CLAFOUTIS, the MONKEY BREAD, the ALMOND BRIOCHE, and the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut). The PLUM CLAFOUTIS was my dad's pick. For reference, a clafoutis is a French fruit tart with almonds. The plums were tart and tasted like sour cherries. The tart was buttery but didn't have a lot of almond taste to it. The MONKEY BREAD had raspberry jam and cinnamon pieces. It was made of croissant dough, but was drier than I would have preferred. I was expecting more of a chewy cinnamon roll texture, but this monkey bread was more flaky than chewy. The ALMOND BRIOCHE a was decent. The brioche was fluffy and had a layer of apricot jam filling which was absolutely delicious. The crunchy toasted almonds added great texture to this pastry as well. Of the pastries we tried, the DULCE MANGO PETIT SUPREME (Cronut) was the best. It was coated in a cinnamon glaze (think like horchata) with pieces of crunchy cereal on the outside that almost tasted like muddy buddies. The cronut was flaky and had a mango cream filling that wasn't overly sweet. I've never had anything quite like this dessert before, but all of the flavors really came together. As far as atmosphere, the bakery is very tight with little to no indoor seating. There's only enough room for a line and a line out so you really have to take your pastries to go. In the back, they sell coffee, chocolate bon bons, mugs, and other gifts. Service was good and they were prompt to help customers move through the ordering line. Overall: 4/5 for pastries, 4/5 for service, 3.5/5 for atmosphere

**to go review** My friend got me these pastries- they look amazing!! The flavour for me were generally on the sweeter side and also not that special. Could be cause it was stored in the fridge.

What a cute little shop on a cute walkable street. The word that comes to mind when I think about the pastries we had at Petit Pierre Bakery is: exquisite. The bake on everything we had was absolutely exquisite. What I mean is- the croissant had the perfect light crisp on the outside full of buttery layers that were fully baked. The kouign aman, which is one of my favorites, was absolutely delightful. Decadent sugary layers encased in a thin carmalized sugar shell. And the pain au chocolate had the right kind of chocolate in the middle! Two bittersweet chocolate bars instead of chocolate chips. The pastries also held up well: we had some at the tables outside the shop, and had a few hours later at home, and they were still good. They are out of the way for us, but I suspect we'll make our way back soon.

My friend and I went here to pretend we were in France and although we weren't actually there the vibe of the little cafe and the delicious pastries made us feel like we were! The people helping us were also very kind and greeted us with a warm smile! There's no seating inside but lots of little tables and benches along the side of the street outside, we were able to soak up the rest of the seattle sun while it's still here so that was nice! It seems like they rotate their pastry menu too so I would love to come again and try something new! They had themed Halloween pastries too which was really fun! They also had really yummy looking savory foods too that I didn't originally see but would love to try next time!

Anything tart or sour flavors (lemon or berry flavor) supreme are absolutely delicious. Their pastries are on the heavy side. The croissant itself is flaky out and soft in. Why 3 stars you might ask? 1. Super stingy on their too good to go bad 2. Kinda pricey 3. You might find it a little too much after one/two bites.

The most gorgeous and flaky pastries in the area! Each piece is expertly crafted and so buttery and delicious. There is only street parking here and some tables outside the restaurant but no indoor seating. Definitely worth a stop!!

As an obsessed patron of the Phinney Ridge location, I checked out the Magnolia location - it is definitely smaller, it has better vibes than the other location. The baked goods, I am happy to report are such as tasty as the phinney location and I am really happy to see a smaller version of the supreme croissant! I'll likely not be a frequenter of this location as the Phinney location is much more convenient for me to get to, if I have a reason to be in Magnolia, I'd definitely pop in for a small haul. The staff were very cheery at this location and I just love the sun that was peeking through the windows on the day I went on the cookies!

Stumbled across this bakery while walking in the area near our AirBnB. We ended up coming here every morning of our stay!! The pastries were soooooo good and the service was soooooo kind. The store is also located in a beautiful area, with seating options available outside. Wish I lived near a place like this!

I always love stopping here when I'm in the village. The pastries and baked good always look incredible. I have never had a sandwich before but a customer certainly sold me for sure! If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have gotten that or Lemon Meringue I was able to get 3 amazing bacon and chive biscuits for my husband as they are his favorite! I love their blueberry scones if they have them! The Parisian Sandwich according to my husband was a very nice ham and cheese. I of course ate the pickles (that's marriage) the bread is what you're paying for there The Italian Sandwich is what I got and it was a great balanced sandwich. The arugula gave it that hint of pepper it needed with a nice freshness. I'll be 100% honest, I didn't get any balsamic on it. If it was there? Way to light of an application. The service was just okay, young kids. I knew what I wanted and didn't even ask me if I was ready. She just went to the gentleman behind me. Thankfully he was kind and let her know.... She didn't ask if I wanted a coffee/drink when she had rang me out. I had to have her add it. No biggie but no "sorry" or anything, not even any eye contact or smile. So honestly I'm indifferent about the service. When the customers are kinder then the staff it's a bit of a red flag. (This is why it is 4/5 instead of 5/5) I love the ambiance, it's quick. It's delightfully. The set up is nice. The doorway is small and there's usually a line, but it's always so quick so I never complain. It's always so clean and just simple. I love that

Cute spot, a ok food. Absolute worst service. Had lunch nearby and we decided to find this place even in the rain. Wish we went to Starbucks instead or better yet, skipped it all together and saved the hassle. Space was cute. Not that busy, 50 minutes before closing. They had supreme croissants. Mini, giant barrel croissants. A few cakes. Macarons and boxes of chocolate truffles. The long hair taller lady in pointy tail was serving the cake another dark hair petite lady did the drink and handle the payment. We asked if we can sit inside ( there wa a table and 2 chairs). She said absolutely NOT! Go sit outside ( 1 table and it was windy and raining)... she shrugged.. And then we asked what was in the citrus cake: that was the down fall. They didn't know , looked at each other.. smirked! Or eye rolls. I can't tell but gave us a very vague answer. They had a few cakes. Not that much. We bought 3 Boxes of chocolate truffles, A strawberry matcha cruffin Citrus cake Some pistachio brioche A latte Came out to $125 + The blonde lady tried to use this flimsy box she couldn't close. Just gave up! The dark hair one was way worst. She threw the box at us. Super annoyed when we asked for a latte.. even worst when we asked if we can get a bag for chocolate boxes we got us a gift. Just threw them. Was it the 50 minutes to closing?? What was it? Never been treated so unwanted at a place! It's not like they were busy with lines out the door..they had 1-2 other in lines getting 1 latte or 1 something item. Maybe we ordered too much. To make matters worst, the cake was thrown around in that giant flimsy box that wouldn't close. Box opened as we tried to go outside to sit in that one table in the rain. Which was already taken. Matcha cruffin was less than a ok. Citrus cake was dense. We didn't even try the pistachio brioche. Such a sour taste from that service. Wish we skipped this all together!! Could have saved $125 and our sanity. Made us feel so unwelcome! Writing a review to remind myself to never come back. Your pastries are beautiful but the horrible service? No thanks!

This place is one of my new favorite bakeries in the city. The vegetarian quiche was so delicious and we ate it on the cute outdoor patio so we could be out of the rain. The gluten free chocolate muffin is also incredible - it's so moist you'd never even know! Will be back, and I'm excited for it!

I had the most delicious items here recently. I over indulged and it was more than a cheat day but it was worth the million and ten calories. My family and I shared a number of things one early morning. We shared: sausage and egg croissant, blood orange ricotta croissant, salted caramel macaron, a matcha strawberry croissant, toffee croissant and a ham and cheese croissant. This and 3 drinks, about $50 or so. It was worth every penny and then some. I had to go back in an buy a few of their croissant x space needle stickers to commemorate our visit. I'd love to bring my Mom here. She'd love the tiny town feel and the warmth of the sun against her cheek as we'd dine al fresco with my little one. I don't know how to accurately describe to you what I tasted. The ricotta and blood orange combo sounded so nicely and delicately balanced to me, and it was. The ricotta was plentiful and the blood orange wasn't overly sweet or sour. It was just the right amount of "pow." I wouldn't have minded it more tart either but it was so good. The croissant was a bit dark but that just told me that the butter was plentiful and it was baked so beautifully, removed just in time. I think the ricotta x blood orange croissant impressed me and so I didn't think that there would have been anything else amongst all that we ordered that could have topped it but I was wrong. The matcha x strawberry croissant was fantastic. The amount of strawberry that was in there and the matcha creme. I wish I could find something like that here, in Los Angeles. if there is something like that, that exists in southern CA, I hope I can find it. Or, I hope someone will let me know where I can find such a masterpiece. I love that they are constantly putting out new pieces but also that once they run out of something, they are out. It isn't like they are defrosting anything in the back. I wish this bakery were near me but it's probably best that it isn't. I would have spent a huge fortune here already. I cannot wait to come back. Parking: free street parking, no lot that I saw No inside seating but plenty of tables along the sidewalk Payment: I used cash

Cute bakery with a very French feel in Seattle. The area is a PERFECT location to grab a croissant and sit outside at a small table or go for a walk along the streets. The pastries are LARGE and more than worth the price (which are very, very reasonable). You can get both savory and sweet treats to make everyone happy. They also have a wide drink selection. Service is very friendly. They are knowledgeable and helpful with recommendations. Highly, HIGHLY recommend. And if you're a fan of Bakery Nouveau, this place is better in my opinion.

Ah, so many options and all so tasty. Chocolate croissant, cinnamon roles, and a loaf of kick ass sour dough. I was inspired by the avocado toast, and made my own at home with the bread. The coffees hit the spot. Wish I lived closer, cause I would be first in line every weekend.

These pastries are some of the best I've ever had, my partner and I recently moved to the area and go constantly! Honestly, anything you get will be amazing, but the standouts for us have definitely been the seasonal cronuts!!!

Great selection of pastries and delicacies as well as coffee. They also have a great selection of sandwiches. It's mostly a grab and go spot, so don't expect much in the way of seating. Quick and friendly service.

Dropped in after a walk through Magnolia and thought I'd try a baked good, Staff were friendly and cheerful but not the most knowledgeable about the items. I took a gamble on the plum upside down cake which looked like it may be a Gateua Breton with fruit topping. Staff said it was "like pound cake" so I figured even if it was a beautiful Gateau Breton, that's fine, I love pound cake. Unfortunately it was neither. While the fruit topping was delicious, the cake itself was trash. Super dry and lacking any sweetness of flavor. The kind of thing I expect to be served on Alaska Airlines, not what I expect on a Main Street in Seattle. Maybe the other things are good but the upside down cake definitely wasn't "it".

Huge fan of their pastries! The strawberry passion fruit is beautiful and full of passion fruit crème in the middle. Their ham & cheese is good, along with the bacon, egg and cheese that has an egg inside. Their chocolate supreme is pretty, would recommend a fork and knife. It is filled to the brim with chocolate pudding!

I first ordered a too go to go bag from Petit Pierre which was a great way to try multiple pastries. It had an almond croissant, a pain aux raisin, a pesto croissant, and a supreme croissant. The supreme was literally the size of my hand and was STUFFED with caramel or dulce de leche. It was delicious but very sweet. I've also ordered in house and the fresh croissants are even better! Perfectly buttery and flakey. I would definitely recommend if you're in the area.

Delicious pastries! This is our go-to bakery near Magnolia. There is such a variety of pastries, desserts and sandwiches including both sweet and savory options. My top choices for sweet pastries are the Pain Aux Raisin, Monkey Bread, Strawberry Matcha Cruffin and Pain au Chocolat. For savory the Mushroom and Gruyere, Artichoke and Spinach and avocado toast with lox are super tasty! The bakery is very small with no indoor seating. If you come on the weekend, expect the line to be out the door. When it gets really busy it can be difficult to find room to wait for coffees or for pastries to be heated up, so be prepared to shuffle around folks in the tight space. Overall a super tasty choice for baked goods!

I wish Yelp allowed me to use one word and one word only.. I wanted to say.. MAGICAL.

The quality of service seems to have gone down. Arrived a little after opening on a Sunday morning only to stand and wait at the counter for a while before someone assisted me. When the gal with the fun hair walked up, she just gave me a look and waited for me to initiate conversation. The whole transaction left me feeling like I was a bother to her and has me wondering where the old friendly staff went. Pastries and coffee quality was still good. It's a shame this staff member's position is to greet and help customers as she probably should do something else if she doesn't enjoy it.

I tried the butter croissant. It is perfection! Crisp on the outside with lots of flaky buttery layers on the inside. One of my top picks in Seattle!

My god, I don't even know how to describe this place. It's definitely the best bakery I've ever been to. The pastries are made fresh each morning, and the variety is unmatched. I usually stick to a few options, but with this place, my goal is to try everything they have, it's that good. The blueberry muffin is not something I'd usually get, but this one is to die for. The space is a little small, which can make getting in and out kind of tough when there is a crowd, but worth it in my opinion. The staff are friendly and efficient as it gets quite busy in the mornings and weekends. They have a rewards program, but it unfortunately only applies towards drinks.

The food here not only looked amazing but tasted as good as it looked! I couldn't decide on what to order. Everything looked sooooo delicious! Wish this place was closer to me. I could eat here everyday! I definitely recommend coming here. The neighborhood is a nice place to walk around too. Service was quick but this place can get busy. Food is so good here. Definitely try it out! Best sandwiches & pastries!

my favorite location, lots of great food staff is super sweet and helpful, i've gotten maybe one of everything at this point and there's not really a way to go wrong. I don't care for kough amans but people i know who do say theirs is really good, their cider is also really good tastes like a nice alcoholic apple cider they're pretty busy but have a nice outdoor area and they move quickly

I love this bakery. They have super cool selection of French pastries that changes with what local foods are in season. I've tried a lot of their different croissant varieties and they've have been spot on. They also have one of the best plain croissants I've tasted in Seattle, so flakey and crisp on the outside every time. The staff is always super friendly and helpful as well. I tend to get the iced matcha for a drink, it's super clean and the flavor is so bright but all their coffee drinks are good as well.

This bakery is the best! Whether it's breakfast, lunch, or brunch they've got you covered with a great cup of coffee, a Parisian sandwich on a homemade baguette, and either sweet or savory pastries. They keep the line moving and are very friendly. There are tables outside and also the Magnolia Village where this is located has cute tables with umbrellas lining the streets of the whole area. This is a spot you don't want to miss.

We found this gem of a bakery when moving into the neighborhood and miss it every day now that we've moved away! This quaint little neighborhood shop always has the best pastries. They have seasonal croissant flavors that are always a hit. Their savory croissants are pretty good too, but the sweet ones are my favorite. Their coffee is great as well. Highly recommend!

Loved it so much that I went back the next day for more! Coffee and bakery are amazing, they don't have indoor seating, but the outside seating is pretty nice! The service is attentive and friendly too.

We found Petit Pierre Bakery during a sugar craving and being in the area. This review is primarily due to the excellent service we received during our brief visit :-) Prices are also affordable, which we were delightedly surprised by, given the neighborhood. While the baked goods themselves were a bit sweeter than I liked, and we were not a huge fan of the consistency or flavor of toffee pudding cake, we scarfed down delicious bacon chive scones, which were warmed up by the kind barista, and enjoyed our cinnamon roll and cookies. I also ordered a matcha latte, which was delicious. The staff at Petit Pierre were kind and thoughtful and did not seem rushed to see us out despite being near closing time. We look forward to stopping by again if we're in the area and craving sweet treats again!

This became our favorite stop when in Seattle! Best croissant and palmiers! The employees are always nice and welcoming!

My regular spot for croissants is closed for renovations. So, I decided to try Petit Pierre as it's not far from home. I've ordered the plain aka butter, almond and a chocolate. It was my first time having an almond croissant and it wasn't quite my jam. I think I'm a purist when it comes to croissants (it's good to know). The flavor was fine it's more the creamy filling within it and I found it a bit too sweet. The plan a chocolate were lovely. Plus, they're fairly large - I feel like many croissants in Seattle are over backed (a little too brown) and I think this is also the case for croissants here. Overall, I say they're fine in a jam. If your croissant curious give them a try. It's a cute bakery.

Good food selection, very nice customer service help, and good coffee. Needs a few more places to sit and the line can sometimes go all the way out the door/get crowded because there's not a great flow for ordering and pick up but they do the best with the amount of space possible! Would definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

The service is terrible. The employees have a terrible attitude. They treat you like they are doing you a favor by waiting on you. Lots of attitude and snarkiness.

i'm a professional baker, and what petit pierre does is what i aspire to do. every item they have is gorgeous and worth the price with expertly crafted unique flavors. my favorite thing i've gotten is either the strawberry rhubarb cruffin, which was dipped in pink chocolate, topped with whipped cream and studded with sugar pearls, or the bacon egg and cheese croissant. i can't express how much i love this place!

Was visiting Seattle and decided to check this place out. The lady and I actually came at the worst possible time (hello freak snow storm that iced over Seattle), but this place was still open! Props to the shop owners for running the business even during hella bad inclement weather. Wound up ordering a few of the recommendations the owners gave us. The French butter croissant has plenty of layers and was super fluffy/soft. Had a nice rich buttery taste but it wasn't too heavy. The ears of the croissant had a nice crisp bite to them. The clafoutis was made with blue/blackberries, and had a nice layer of egg-based batter sitting underneath the berries. Wasn't overly sweet or heavy, the berries definitely help cut the heaviness of the cooked batter t at the bottom. The edges of the clafoutis were nice and fluffy but still has a soft crisp bite to it. The bread pudding had awesome textures from the end of it, along with fruits baked into it that help again cut through the sweetness. All the items we've ordered at the place was extremely good and you can definitely tell a lot of care went into making the goods! Will definitely be back to visit this place when I come through Seattle again! 〇【Menu Items Ordered & Rating Details】 ・Ginger Molasses Cookies x2 ・Bread pudding ・French Butter Croissant ・Clafoutis ・Italian Sandwich ・Americano (Ttl: $42.00 (tax excl.)) 〇【Food/Drinks: 4.5】 ・Large variety of baked goods and deli sandwhiches to select from, also a fair amount of drinks that can be ordered. 〇【Service: 5.0】 ・The guy who was there at the front (sorry I didn't get your name!) was super helpful with recommendations and their top sellers, also gave us a lot of insight on what goods he would recommend base on our preferences. The owners were super nice to talk to as well! 〇【Atmosphere: 4.0】 ・Store front is in the cozy neighborhood of Magnolia at the end of a neighborhood street. The store itself is well lit and all the items are labeled with prices either right next to them or on the menu board on along the wall. 〇【CP: 3.5】 ・For the quality that they bring, I'd say the bakeries here are pretty well priced. 〇【Misc memo】 ・NFC payments ・Pet friendly ・Street parking

I had some friends in town and we were really excited to check this place out for their French pastries! This place is right in downtown Magnolia and has tons of benches and tables to sit right outside. Petit Pierre has tons and tons of baked goods ranging from sandwiches, cookies, macarons, croissants, tarts, etc. I had a hard time picking what I wanted, but settled on the pnw croissant and the kugelhopf. PNW croissant: croissant filled with salmon lox and cream cheese. Very very tasty but portion was kind of small. Hot tip: get it warmed up!! Kugelhopf: bundt looking pastry that I was told had a similar texture to a croissant with a orange zest. I thought these were supposed to be more cake like. But those were both wrong - it was so so dry, flaky like a croissant but almost cardboardy texture. So so disappointing.

By far, one of the best bakeries in Seattle. Everything is so fresh! I've never had anything short of amazing here... and I've been at least a dozen times now. My husband is addicted to their cinnamon rolls. Says it is the best he has ever had. Service is amazing and it truly has a French vibe to it (and I've been to bakeries in France). Oh, don't forget your latte!

I only door dashed the lunch box from this bakery and I cannot get the BLT croissant off my mind! I also got the beignets and they were delicious!! Wish this bakery was closer to me.

To write about a bakery everyone already expresses love for... the word on the street is that Petit Pierre is pretty great. Worth the wait? Let's see more. Often found to have long lines out the door, I asked myself is it a perfect 5 star bakery? Or would we want more? I would say close to, but not there yet. The pastries are displayed for selection with both savory and sweet selection, flaky and delicious variety and a wait with the usual crowd lined up on the sidewalk down McGraw. Scones, coffee cakes, croissants and more are waiting for a bite to taken into them. They are tasty, a bit pricey, and delicious, but not reflective or deserving of a long line wait. If you are close to Magnolia, it's a good stop. Traveling in to get a pastry from afar is probably not going to be close to a Parisian delight like you may have wished for. Still, a solid 4 out of 5.

Delicious pastries!! My mom and husband loved the blueberry scones! Will definitely come back when in town!

One of our favorite travel indulgences is bakery goods. We never eat them at home, but on vacation, we locate a nearby bake shop, then each afternoon we stop by and pick out a treat to savor with coffee in our jammies the next morning. This place did not disappoint! It's cozy and always busy here. Over the course of our visit to Seattle, hubby tried the cinnamon roll, the coffee cake, and an apple turnover, while I, being more of a savory gal, enjoyed the mushroom and gruyere tart, the artichoke and spinach croissant, and the bacon, cheddar, chive biscuit. We bought coffee a few times, too. Everything was delicious!

Looking for a morning treat? Croissant, muffin, quiche, cookie, coffee? Petit Pierre Bakery is a gem. Showed up around 10am on a Sunday morning and there was a small line outside the bakery (only took a few mins before i was allowed in) The bakery also has COVID guidelines in place so I felt extra safe. The pastry case was neat and the bakery had a good variety to choose from. Haven't tried everything that we picked up from today yet but the almond croissant and the quiche like croissant was amazing!! Planning on going back for more pastries and to try their lunch sandwich as well. I would highly recommend Petit Pierre :) Bon Appétit

We came up to get the Supreme Croissants at 10a at the Green Lake location, we were told the first batch was sold out but there would be a new batch done in an hour. We came back an hour later and they told us it would be another hour, we were a little frustrated at that point, we decided to call in a little later and they had told us a bunch were already PRESOLD. We were never told that we could preorder them both times we had waited in line. Horrible way to treat the situation. We looked forward to trying them all weekend.