60th Street Desserts

Very quaint and low brow. Delicious asparagus salad and delightful employees. Drive through as seating is limited. Kind of hope to have the opportunity to come by this direction again for another visit.

A co-​worker told me about this place… Sooo yummy. Great coffee and yummy 3 Cheese Tomato Quiche. I also bought a Chocolate chip Almond cookie and their Blue cheese Mac & Cheese for the family! Can’t wait to try! Staff is super friendly and offered to store the Mac & cheese while I am at work. So sad to hear they will be closing– Visit while you can!

THE best scone. No question. And THE best lemon bar and key lime tart. So many bests here!

The bakery makes great food but the service and attitude are so bad it is almost not worth it.

So glad this place is closing shop and not re-​opening, the owner has a horrible attitude! I ordered a birthday cake for the following day, clearly stated the name and spelling on the order ticket; got the cake home to the birthday party and not only was the name spelled wrong, the writing was that of a 3yo, almost unreadable! The owner got on the line and stated with an attitude that «bakers make mistakes, do want some money back or what?» If I lived in NYC I wouldn’t have been offended, but this is Seattle, you desperately need to do something different and hire educated bakers next time.

When I can I visit this place but their hours are really poor. They don’t open till 7:30 and are closed on Sunday. It’s disappointing because they are good and we are in walking distance…

The baked goods and food are really great, especially the pasta salads. It’s always a good place to go for lunch and desserts since I work across the street. They even have an espresso drive-​through!
Only downside is that the baked goods are on the pricey side (but I understand having a small business in Seattle is not cheap) and the girls working in the back don’t give off the most friendly vibe (the cashier is wonderful though).

Consistently scrumptious and inventive food be it baked goods (adult version of Hostess cupcake, peach jam muffin) or savory items (quiches, eggplant mango soba noodle salad). Here is the kicker-​absolutely lovely, accommodating staff! Near Magnuson Park and Mathews Beach, so perfect stopover for picking up the picnic!

If you walk into this shop you will fall in love with not only their coffee, but the food and pastries. The pastries remind me of my mothers baking! When my husband comes he gets an Americano and the breakfast burrito. He loves coming here for there delicious food! I am giving this coffee shop five stars for being a small business with their big heart to serve there awesome baked good and espresso.

This place is great. It is super close to my house, on my way to work everyday I see it. Im always to tempting to go there everyday. They have delicious dessert. I ordered some peach cake last time for me and my coworkers, they all love it.

This place has good food but obviously caters to stay at home moms since it doesn’t open until after 7 and closes at 4. And is closed on Sunday and Monday. I may give it a 5 (and you know, give them my money) if their hours weren’t so ridiculous.

Love this place. My aunt always brings home a box to cook at the holidays. First time actually going to store front. Just what I expected… Good scones and great coffee! Need to try the other items! So yummy and perfect!

I love this place a lot. The desserts are delicious — especially the pink farmhouse cookies. I don’t even know how they make their cookies and frosting so perfect but they do and they are!
They have a freezer case with take home dinners too. We have had the tarragon chicken pot pie and tonight we did a
mediterranean quiche. They’re not cheap (about $ 25-​$ 35) for a meal that serves our family of 4 but it’s cheaper than eating out and quite delicious. I feel like everything there is made with love and the dinners sure make my busy life easier when I spring for them!
One wish: that they were open a bit later and that they didn’t shut down their espresso machine before they close. I’m always bummed if I swing by in the afternoon for a treat and can’t get a latte with it!
Today they mentioned they might close in the next year. Bummer!

Best breakfast burritos. There is a veggie one and one with bacon. Big and full of real fresh ingredients! You can have them heated up to go in the drive thru or just take some extras home cold to heat up the next day! They also have the best customer service EVER!!! Awesome place for good eats!

Driving around Magnuson to find a cup of coffee and some lunch. Walked in, greeted, and was given a great food suggestion.
Its a bit small but the chicken caesar wrap is delivious.
After a quick conversation, I learned the history of the bakery, what they do to prepare, and how widespread they are.
Also the wine is some of the best wines for the $ 10-​$ 15 range.
I will definitely be back.

I had a solid latte from this little place. Their desserts are really delicious.
highly recommended if you’re in the area!

With out a doubt a bakery and deli that provides organic well made pastries, sandwiches, salads that you just won’t find in any other bakery.
A unique assortment of exquisite treats that are so tasty it will become a hard habit to break. Also, a great place for a perfect cup o joe! Hands down my favorite bakery in Seattle in the Northwest!

Main Thing to Note: 60^th Street has a drive through. You don’t have to worry about parking — if you know what you want!
I’d been here for the odd coffee or sweet before, but decided to fuel up at 60^th Street at the start of my road trip to Vancouver. I had their delicious veggie breakfast burrito ($ 6): a large, hot cheese fest with some scrambled eggs and black beans thrown in. My photo is ooey gooey looking (
), but it was pretty tasty. You definitely have to like cheese, though. They also have a version of this burrito with bacon.
Solid espresso. I wouldn’t go outta my way just for a cup — but it’s a great accompaniment to the pastries. I had a Sour Cream Apple Crisp Bar ($ 3.25). (
) It was very good. They also carry cookies (good here) and cheesecakes and assorted other pastries — part of the fun is coming in just to see what they have!
They carry lots of frozen take away pies and entrees, generally in the $ 20 – 30 range. Crostini, wontons, casseroles and soups for savoury — cheesecakes and pies for sweet. (
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A must stop if you’re at Magnuson Park — just make sure to stop by on the early side as they close around 4!
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So this place has a pretty random location along Sand Point Way. It’s not really near anything major, but that’s fine by me because then it stays as a lovely little secret!
They have fantastic lunch options ranging from different sandwiches, soups, delicious salads, and their amazing quiche! They also have a ton of different desserts (go figure…). Their cakes and tarts are just plain scrumptious. Also, get their ginger molasses cookie. It is SOOO GOOD!

I’m not sure why I haven’t written a review on them yet. They are super close to home and I have stopped in on several occasions for breakfast or coffee or just a sweet treat. Oh well — that is now corrected!
Their savory foods are divine (quiche! quiche! quiche!) and their cookies are fantastic. Good coffee, always served piping hot with a warning and a smile. I like their scones and various other baked goods too (I couldn’t resist the lemon poppyseed cake they had on a stand today… it is delicious, though it could stand a bit more lemon-​y oomph). They also have a freezer full of things you can bake at home. Service is always friendly and sweet, just what you would hope for from a small independent bakery.
Remember, though: they close in the early afternoon (3 pm, I think), and are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so plan your indulgences around those times.