Pike Place Bakery

Cream Cheese Cannolis ( assortment of flavors ) , Texas size donuts , lemon puffs , crossings and other goodies !

Fresh baked goods in Seattle’s most famous market! We had their cream cheese strawberry cups which were slightly dry but the filling was tasty and deliciously sweet. This place is a must if you find yourself perusing the market with a sweet tooth.

We went here and had mixed reviews: 1 - we got the peanut butter cannoli, and it was amazing!! It was so delicious and creamy inside. A little on the sweet side, but so delicious. 2 - my husband got the big strawberry cup/cake thing. It looks scrumptious from the outside, but unfortunately was not as good as we thought. It was not fresh at all, and was kind of dry. Overall, it wasn't bad, but it was certainly not as good as we expected. Also, prices for these were a little on the higher side especially for the quality. About $6 for each. We would consider going back to try others, or at least just the cannoli!

Stumbled upon this spot by chance — the desserts looked super cute, but they turned out way too sweet for my taste. 😅 Gonna have to pass on this one!

Bought a cinnamon custard cup to go and enjoyed it at home since they cannot cut any of the pastries in store. The custard is a more runny texture than I thought, and it’s not sickly sweet which I actually prefer. I recommend heating it up at home a bit so the pastry can return to being soft and buttery :) it was $6 for this pastry.

The donuts at this bakery were just okay - not bad, but not amazing either. It's worth noting that the bakery has plenty of other delicious-looking options, so it may still be worth checking out. However, if you're specifically looking for a standout donut, this bakery might not be the best bet.

Must stop location for delicious bakery items. The donuts are fresh & soft. We got one that could feed a whole family. It was huge. 🍩 They have a lemon filled pastry we highly recommend too. Everyone is helpful and they packaged things up nicely for travel or to eat nearby.

I go to this one and the place in Renton. Not sure how they get away with that cause I know the market does not like letting them use their name outside of it, but it is delicious food got some custard things that were delicious. the lady on the counter seemed a little Stressedout probably by herself busy

This donut shop was buzzing with people, and it didn't take long to see why once we reached the counter. The donuts were massive and came in all kinds of flavors. The ladies behind the counter were patient while we made our choices, and we left with a few tasty treats. The apple fritter and my wife's glazed donut were so big they lasted us a couple of days. Absolutely worth every penny, fresh, flavorful, and delicious!

A unique bakery in Pike Place that offers various the usual pastries along with some unique ones such as divinity cookies, Texas donuts, and pastry cups. We tried a mint chocolate divinity cookie and a raspberry pastry and enjoyed both! The cookie had a uniquely chalky texture that crumbled really easy. Great flavor on it though - it reminded me of the ice cream flavor. The raspberry pastry was bursting with raspberry filling, and the texture of the pastry was really good!

For the location the price is very accurate. For the best filled maple donut I've ever had it was honestly inexpensive. The donut was just perfect, not too sweet, and just the right size. I tend to avoid Pike place like the plague it is but now I have to occasionally go back for this damn donut.

Disgustingly sweet cannoli. It doesn't taste ANYTHING like a cannoli should. It tasted like cake icing mixed with more sugar in a cannoli shell, and the shell wasn't fresh. There are so many better places to eat-don't waste your $ on this place.

I didn't get a photo of the GIANT chocolate frosted doughnut from here because I was simply too excited to eat it. My group of eight people all got different pastries and everyone was beyond happy with the flavor and size. The staff was very nice as well.

Such a hidden gem! Been to Pike Place market a few times, but never spotted this place! Variety of pastries, cakes, donuts and more. Loved the donuts and pastries we tried that day. Best part, very reasonable price! Service was excellent. Very friendly staffs. No place to sit and enjoy the pastries. Mainly a takeout ! Loved it!

I so wanted to like Pike Place Bakery, but their quality just isn't great. After picking up some cheesy jalapeño bread and a cinnamon twist for the honey, he straight up disliked the bread to the point we threw it out - which almost never ever happens. The cinnamon twist wasn't too bad (definitely better than Cinnamon Works down the way), but he ended up telling me he prefers the baked goods from Whole Foods so we just haven't gone back. All in all, if you're at Pike Place I'd skip Pike Place Bakery and get your items at Three Girls Bakery across the street.

Pike Place Bakery is family owned. Delicious and beautiful pastries. They had Quick service and reasonably priced.

HORRIBLE service and pasteries are overpriced for absolutely no reason - no uniqueness or outstanding flavor. In fact, canolis tasted real stale and too sugary. Asked for service to purchase two pastries. The worker appeared bothered that we were asking for help/service. Then, when we were checking out, upon paying and putting the cash in my wallet - the lady told me that I needed to take "the trash" what appeared to be the pastry wrapper with me and throw it away. I told her that I didn't think that the wrapper was mine, and she responded by letting me know that it's from one of the pasteries she gave me, while pointing to my child that was eating it. I then asked if that's the case, if she could throw it away in the garbage, while pointing to the garbage right behind her beside the table - and she said I needed to throw it away myself. Had I have known this would have resulted in an issue - I would have never purchased from this small business. I am not sure why it was an issue to address that a pastry wrapper was left on the counter, further, it couldn't be tossed in the garbage right beside her. AVOID THIS BAKERY at all cost. HORRIBLE service. Take your business elsewhere. Complete waste of money.

I was there right when they opened so I'm not sure if that was the reason why the case was not full. I ordered the standard cream cheese cannoli while my friend was curious about their chocolate chip divinity cookie. There was no line and service was quick. The prices weren't too bad and probably on par for being front and center of Pike Place. Honestly, the cannoli wasn't that great - it was way too sweet and the consistency was way too thick. The best cannolis I've had were in Boston and these did not even compare. I would not order it again, however the divinity cookie - oh my! It doesn't have the same crumble and texture of a regular cookie because it is made with powdered sugar. The color also may be off putting as it looks like its not even cooked. It was very interesting and different for a chocolate chip cookie. I wish I had a cup of coffee to dip this into. 10 out of 10!

A nice bakery for your sugary needs. The staff are welcoming and to the point. I wouldn't say that there is a lot of variety, but there should be at least one thing that catches your eye. Butterscotch always seems to get me so I went with the butterscotch divinity. It was super sweet so I could only eat a few bites every so often, but the butterscotch was a hit. Everything looked fresh and overall a great spot for breakfast or an afternoon dessert.

Pike Place Bakery has reopened!!! It's really nice to see more businesses return to the market before the summer comes to an end. My son and husband couldn't stop eyeing the Texas Donut, it was massive!! The selections are plentiful and unique from the other bakeries within the market. The blueberry coffee cake is extremely moist, not overly sweet, and filled with bursting blueberries. You won't be disappointed if you stop by to indulge your sweet tooth; I highly recommend!!

The divinity cookies were to die for and I am so sad I can't find anything like them near where I live. We also loved the cannolis. The service is okay!

Donuts. Croissants. Bear claws. Cinnamon rolls. Yummy bread. The portions are so big that it's shareable. Stop and grab yourself dessert!! I'm coming back.

I am not even joking, the Maple filled donut is probably the best donut I have ever had. I felt like I was in heaven. The cream isn't too sweet, it had a bit of a runny consistency and it was so cold. The maple melted in my mouth and gave it this delicious sweetness. I will think about this donut for the rest of my life.

As a cannoli lover, I can honestly say this is the real deal. The shell was perfectly fried, and the filling was soft, creamy, and was just the right amount of sweet. I honestly had a hard time choosing a flavor, but since this was my first visit, I went for the original (my favorite type of cannoli anyway). Next time, I'm going to try the chocolate peanut butter and/or Oreo! Pike Place Bakery is located in the heart of Pike Place Market amidst of all the commotion. It's a little tough to find, in-fact, I accidentally stumbled upon it today. I'm thankful that I did.

I visit this Barkley every time I'm in Pike Place! I'm a little sad about the other reviews because every pastry I've ever gotten has been delicious. I always get some doughnuts and coconut macaroons for my dad. The doughnuts are really dense, moist and cakey all tasking super fresh! The giant doughnuts stay fresh for days and we just cut of little pieces as we go! I take the macaroons back to my dad on the east coast and he thinks they're magical even a few days old! The only reason I give it 4 stars is because it can get a little pricey. Each item is at least $2 for one thing. There's one woman there who is exceptionally nice. I changed my order halfway through and she was totally ok with it and happy to help!

Very good cannoli however I wish I would have gotten a different flavor, the plain cream cheese was good but just plain. They are a very good size for the price! Would recommend stopping here when at pikes place!

A cute bakery located right in the iconic Pike Place Market -- it has a large selection of pastries and other goodies that I ate while perusing the market. I got the coconut macaroon and my friend for the divinity cookie. The coconut macaroon was dipped in chocolate on one half and super soft and yummy. The divinity cookie is a powdered sugar cookie which is really crumbly and tasty. Both are great and I'm coming back for more -- had my eye on the cannoli and I intend to try it soon!

Chocolate covered macaroon was pretty dang good. Very soft with great flavor. But the chocolate chip cookie was so gross. It was like eating a dehydrated marshmallow. No thanks.

My favorite stop in Pike Place for pastries and other goodies. My favorite is the cheese danish. It's like a literal bowl of cheesecake, it's DIVINE.

Plenty of varieties which seems to be very charming to eyes and hence we tried cheddar cheese pastry but disappointed with that. It tasted old and cold frozen with almost no cheese taste. Probably our selection was wrong.

Cream cheese cannoli! We were hungry as we were walking around Pike's Place Market and I just couldnt resist. It was okay. Their excellent location is probably what attracts the crowd.

Great customer service! The worlds best Divinity cookies. Had them at the Public Market & could not get enough of them. Called & ordered 2 dz. Sent rite to my door!

I've only had the cream cheese filled Cinnabons here but they are the best I've ever had! Every time I visit Seattle I make a stop at pike market for this. MUST TRY, you won't regret!

We ordered croissants and jalapeno cheese bread which were very promptly plucked from the display, placed in paper bags and handed over. The pastries were not bad and were not old. I highly recommend Pile Place Bakery if you're in a hurry.

Put this place on your list of "must try" while visiting Pike Place Market. We got a cinnamon pretzel donut and a Texas donut with sprinkles. They are huge! Best donuts around.

Daughter and I were in the mood for some sweets while walking around Pikes Place. Great little place with descent selection of baked goods and sweets. We got a cream puff and two different type of cannoli's. The cream puff was totally amazing and should of gotten more. The cannoli's were a bit too sweet but good. The staff were very busy and there was no real line. We did get served but it took a little longer than we hoped. If in the area stop by for a cream puff as it is definitely worth it.

Great location (next to fish throwing place). When I first week (beginning of the week), it was closed (not sure why). Then went back on a Friday and it was ok. Avg price if each item was about 2 bucks. Looks good on display, some stuff tasted dry.

I had no intention of buying a cannoli when I came into Pikes Place Market. It was not on my list of must try items; it didn't even get a mention on the foodie tour. Then I saw the cannolis were made with cream cheese instead of ricotta cheese and I thought "no way! I don't even like cream cheese that much." But, they just looked so good and so many flavor options, too. The friendly worker behind the counter recommended I try either the chocolate chip or peanut butter options. I chose the chocolate chip and shared it with hubby. After the first bites, we exchanged the silent " OMG that's amazing look" and promptly finished the entire thing in alternating turns. My only disappointment is that I only bought one and I fly home tomorrow morning. This is not really a cannoli, it's a unique, sweet, cream cheese filling in a cannoli shell. It's incredibly delicious, in my opinion, better than a traditional cannoli. But, reviews are mixed because some people just don't like how sweet it is when they are expecting a more traditional ricotta taste.

Look at those Texas Donuts!!!!! These donuts were a dream. Fluffy, as big as your belly Donuts. My husband would get a maple bar when he was in high school. Now he shared the experience with his children. The kids were fighting over the fact of having to share with anyone. I swear my kids are great, but when it comes to sweets.... don't mess with them. Because of the size, people were either appalled or enlightened when watching them eat the donuts. My husband got his old fave, the maple bar and it was just as tasty as he remembered. Messy and delicious. Making great memories while eating 1000 calories worth of sugary goodness.

There are a ton of these bakery places throughout Pike's Place! Your typical pastry goods: cookies, giant cookies, muffins, cakes, cinnamon rolls, & more! They can sell out of an item at certain times but they usually bake more. Cookie Chip Cookies: Semi-sweet, a little stale (maybe because I bought them right before they closed), but good with a nice cup of hot cocoa.

It was alright. Honestly, nothing extremely special (at least from the few things I got). I would much rather walk down and go to the Crumpet Shop but this place does do a good job with quick customer service. The strawberry cream cup - the actual pastry was a little hard but the filling was decent. The maple doughnut - super soggy and couldn't hold the cream filled inside.

The photos and display have your mouth all watering on their glass but this is where that "looks can be deceiving" comes into play. For those that know me, know that I love sweets!! especially dessert sweets!! but man, for the $5 spend on a strawberry shortcake with cream cheese... disappointing. should have taken my money over to peroshky for a salmon pate at that haha. But if your into sweets a bit on the dry side... be my guest. I can't say anything about the other goodies since I havent tried them but I most likely will not be returning.... I'll just admire the display every time I walk by this spot in Pike's Place.

My family and I were walking through the market and I was in the mood for something sweet. Hopped over to the side to look at some of the treats. The Coconut cream cheese filled doughnut was INCREDIBLE! It encompasses everything I've ever wanted in a doughnut. There was so much coconut and the cream cheese filling inside was gooey and delicious! And there were lots! I almost lost some a few times! Really hit the spot. I wish I snapped a pic but I honestly wasn't expecting it to be THAT good! Totally recommend this place! Or at least that treat ;)

I can see why this place is so popular as the location is in the center of the Pike - literally steps away from the famous fish-throwing counter :) the food is quite pricey but can be rewarding if you choose the right items!! The cream puff was pretty awful though. It's whip cream-filled (not custard) and you know how some whip creams leave a waxy texture on your tongue afterward? Yeah. Disappointed about that. Oreo cannoli was simply delicious. Peanut butter brownie was pretty good as well. Oreo cannoli - *5/5 ; amazing. $5.50 Cream puff - *2/5 ; don't recommend. very pretty tho. $5.00 Peanut butter brownie - *3/5. recommend. $4.00 Give it a try!!!!

I got a day-old Chocolate Croissant from here and it was very good! I brought it home and warmed it up in the microwave and the chocolate oozed out of it! Also, I appreciated that their Chocolate Croissants were actual croissants and not Pain ya chocolat (like you normally see in bakeries, but they still call them chocolate croissants). The day-old pastries were almost half the price so I thought it was worth it! However, the staff was not super friendly nor attentive. I felt like I waited forever for somebody to acknowledge that I was there and did not feel comfortable paying with card because they took forever to process other customers transactions. I paid with cash to make the transaction easier and shorter. Great quality pastries (day-old ones are worth it), but not great service (especially for take-out)!

This place is delicious and my wife and I always stop here for desert after grabbing some lunch downtown. So many tasty options to choose from! Im partial to the pudding cups and cookies and my wife loves the raspberry thumbprints! Everything I have had here has been delicious, not sure whats up with the overall 3 star rating. My only complaint and not really a fair one is that they rotate what they bake every day so some of my favorites are not always available when I stop by.

I have no idea why the reviews are so bad. My wife and I absolutely loved this place. The apple fritters are on point. They also have a jumbo fritter and donuts. I highly recommend stopping by for a sweet treat.

This was the first spot we ate at in the Pike Place Market, and we were not disappointed. The staff was nice and helpful, and the selection was the only negative, because it was so difficult to make a choice. We ended up choosing a strawberry jam filled donut with chocolate and cream cheese. Woah! It was amazing. With a hot cup of coffee, there is no better way to spend some time in Seattle.

I'll say three words: German Chocolate Donuts Huge and delicious. Wait, that's six words. Gah!

I went to Pike Place Bakery last week and I was quickly reminded why I don't go there more often. Picture two women behind the counter. Now, picture them ignoring you. That's pretty much what happened to me. Again. Basically, my child wanted donuts and they looked really, really, really good. I was on the north side of the counter. Woman #1 was helping someone on the other side. Woman #2 was standing in front of the counter where I was - looking right at me. As I began to say something to her, Woman #2 moved deeper into the depths of her space. Strike one. Okay, fine. I decided to go to the other side of the counter, you know, where Woman #1 was. As I neared the counter, Woman #1 walked towards the back of the space to talk to Woman #2. Strike two. After that, they proceeded to talk and finally we had to say something. Strike three. Honestly, if my child didn't want something, I would have left. I have to admit that I am baffled. In my experience, bakers and those who work at bakeries in Seattle have always been super friendly. I would settle for plain old, everyday friendly from these ladies. I'm sure they don't need my money as they must do brisk business (there was no one there besides my group and the one other person that was helped before us). In terms of the product, the baked goods are very good and come at a reasonable price. Many people rave about the Texas sized donuts but I've never had occasion for one quite that big. The selection is wide an varied and surely has something anyone would love. Sadly, I'd rather spend twice as much money for a decent product and acceptable levels of customer service. I guess it will be another six months before I try Pike Place Bakery again.

We were walking Pike's Place Public Market and noticed a beautiful display case of baked goods and pastries and knew we had to stop. We grabbed a few of their blueberry doughnuts and walked away pretty happy. I had a few bites of my doughnut, and it was alright. It didn't blow my mind like I thought it should have. Later on, however, I threw it in the microwave to give it some warmth and it tasted pretty amazing. If the doughnut was hot from the get go, it would have been so so good! Next time I'll ask what's the freshest they have out, otherwise I may try their more popular items.

Okay, so I am probably a cheap loser, but don't do the "day old" section. Cheddar jalepeno rolls were passable, and cheap enough I don't feel entirely ripped off, but still. Croissants were a good value, too, but some bites being more salty and some being almost sweet, others being normal, buttery croissant-ness was really strange. I don't think a fresh croissant would have changed that. Yuk. Good news is their fresh baked goods are still yummy! Child devoured a mint divinity and frosted shortbread with nonpareils.

I'm very sad this place has been closed since before Christmas. In Washington we were under Covid orders for restaurant closure of all inside seating, but Pike Place bakery was just a takeout counter. Take out has always been allowed so I'm concerned they may be one of the many(too many) around downtown that haven't survived. I am trying to remain hopeful they will reopen soon as some restrictions have been lifted. It was always a lovely walk to get a pastry, flowers & coffee each morning. Longing for those days again soon!

What gets five stars? Their custard filled doughnut dipped in maple goodness. Perfectly balanced. Texture and moisture are wonderful. Not too sweet. Better than a VooDoo Donut. Yes really. And I like VooDoo. But. This one doughnut here at Pikes is THE BEST DONUT I've ever tried.

Just wish their hours were posted.. 2 out of every 3 times i come down here they are closed even tho it says open every day. I guess it's covid related but still pick a schedule please. Love the bakery tho.. 5 stars for that

I enjoy the coconut macaroons every time I come here. Whenever I'm in Seattle I have to come grab some. This time they're in a flight with me back to share with my family. I cannot comment on other selections because I don't come here for those. Just the macaroons.

The donuts I bought were all undercooked and raw. They are famous for large donuts and I bought their average sized Apple Fritter and 1 Texas sized chocolate circle. The average side had a good flavor, lots of apples but was stretchy dough inside. The Texas size was horrible and inedible. Only the outer dough crust was cooked. The entire donut inside was uncooked, raw stretchy dough that was disgusting. I wasted a lot of money on 2 donuts and threw them away (Texas Chocolate circle $8.59 and Apple Fritter donut $3). If you love undercooked apple fritters and raw extra large donuts this place is your dream come true.