Dahlia Bakery Review

Really good breads and pastries. Their coconut cream pie really is to die for and everything is legit homemade. They are a little pricy, but its what you should expect for a high quality bakery in the downtown area.

Great place for delicious baked goods and I love to pick up the Lola kalamata fig spread whenever I can.

Stopped here for breakfast - much cheaper than I the hotel. Good food at reasonable prices. Excellent.

The bacon breakfast sandwich is ridiculously good. As is the chocolate croissant.

Ok. When they say world famous triple coconut cream pie, they mean it! This pie is a must eat if you are in downtown Seattle!

Be sure to try the coconuts cream pie! It s really delicious!

Tasted three things and I d say none of them is really any good. The famous coconut pie is almost tasteless. Very mediocre...

Great bakery! Get the coconut pastries. They are amazing.

My office manager surprised us with one of Tom's Coconut Cream Pies. If you are a coconut fan then this is the holy grail of pie. The flavor is wonderful without being too sweet and the crust was terrific. Definite must for coconut lovers.

I like it here, excellent food & service. The service here is outstanding. The bill was fair.

I don't usually go to Dahlia because it's a little pricey. But their products taste great. Anything and everything I've bought has always tasted delicious. Today I tried the Sprinkled Mochi Donut and the orange chocolate cake (mini), delicious. I'd highly recommend you go by and try it out. You won't be sorry

Small bakery but extraordinary well baked! One of the best in Seattle

Custom cakes? Done!
Oh yeah, and everything else is good too.

If you're going here, you're probably going for the cooked-to-order donut holes. They're like $8-9 for a half dozen bite sized yeasted donuts, and you're probably thinking "nah. naaaaaaaaah." But trust me, YES. They come with marscapone and blackberry jam and are little heavenly pillows. Get them.

I've also had and enjoyed the coconut cream pie, and my daughter loves their brownies. Honestly, it all looks great but I can only get here once every few years, so it's ALWAYS the donuts for me.

Try to find parking. do NOT go there during rush hour. DO GO THERE, though. I can't resist their pies !!!!!

Dulce de Leche cheesecake s filing to crust was off. It taste more like
Goat cheese than dulce de leche. I d still ate it.

A little gem. This tiny bakery is next to their restaurant and offers bread, pastries, sweets, soup, and sandwiches to go. They only have a few cafe tables and chairs on the sidewalk. I had a bacon breakfast sandwich and a peanut cookie. Both were amazing. My French friend told me it's the best place in Seattle to get bread.

The grilled cheese was DIVINE. And don t miss the key lime pie. This was a great stop for lunch in downtown Seattle. They only have a few seats to sit outside, so plan on waiting a bit for a seat, or take your meal to go. Really friendly staff, restroom is inside the larger restaurant.

Good and slightly salty pain au chocolat, moist pound cakes, soft cookies.

Really pleased with our breakfast sandwiches and apple turnover. Very friendly staff, prompt service, and well-sourced produce. Will be back!

Coconut cream pie is a must. It is so good. Also had a grilled cheese with tomato soup that was tasty.

Dahlia Bakery is one of Seattle's genuine treasures, and probably my favorite jewel in the crown of the Tom Douglas empire. This tiny, local bakery is tucked in next to the renowned Dahlia Lounge where it offers up a fresh, daily selection of flavorful and delicious, handmade items.

For breakfast, the menu includes a wonderful assortment of baked goods, both sweet and savory--and some flowerless--as well as their famous assortment of egg sandwiches on fresh made English muffins. For lunch, they have salads and sandwiches, a couple soups, and some prepackaged goodies from Ting Momo, chips, and soda. Of course, they always offer their baked goods, the most famous of which is the coconut cream pie, which is also available as a bit sized treat. Oh, and their beignets are always available with marscapone and jam. Just remember they make 'em fresh so a few minutes wait is in order.

The shop has a few souvenirs and gift items as well ranging from their mints and cookies, to rubs and candies. And you can pick up a fresh made loaf a bread for the week. You really can't go wrong. But first timers should be aware that this is a small, sidewalk bakery. There are a few chairs outside but no room inside to sit and eat your meal. Everything is take out. My only complaint is that they don't serve espresso. Not a big deal since I'm a drip coffee guy, but a latte or cappuccino would be nice. Still, these are small inconveniences from an otherwise perfect little bakery. Expressive yes. Worth it? Yes yes yes.

Im a regular here.This place is expensive but has the best breakfast sammies I've ever had. Fresh food, high quality ingredients, and a big line on weekends. My personal recommendations : kale fried egg breakfast Sammie, chocolate fudge brownie, toms tomato soup, pecan butter cookie!

Great spot!

Hands down the best apple fritter I've ever had. Breakfast sandwich was top notch as well.

Split Review: Got lost looking for my researched lunch place. Decided to get a small savory snack to sustain myself for a single late-lunch/early-dinner meal at this cute little bakery. The lady was super friendly, energetic and smiley. On the other hand, the savory selection was very anemic; I had no way of knowing because the people in front of me blocked my views of the glass display and the posted menu. It was frustrating that I had to wait 10 minutes for just a roll, which was good and fresh, but not worth throwing 10 minutes of scarce travel time down the drain for.

Came here after a quick google search during a business trip. I had the classic bacon sandwich on home made English muffin. Hands down - one of the best B.E.C s (bacon egg cheese) I ve ever had. Staff was lovely and attentive. Definitely will return next visit.

Bad service + the Toasted English Muffin came with a frozen cube of butter you have to spread yourself. What is the kitchen for?
If I wanted semi-warm piece of bread I wouldn t have come here as first choice.

I'm in absolute love with their red velvet and matcha donuts.

Not only do they have some of the best coconut cream pie I've ever had, the staff there is insanely kind taking time out of their busy day to walk a newcomer through the best parts of their menu.

The most delightful experience I had in Seattle during a quick trip through a wonderful city.

Tip: The Chocolate Truffle Cookies are addictive.

Literally the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. It was packed full of flavor and the group I was with wanted to go back for another one. The service in the bakery was also amazing and they helped quite a few people for such a small walk up place. Highly recommend if you're in the area, must stop here.

My favorite Bakery in Seattle. Eclair and coconut cream pie are superb.

Very appetizing. The staff was very friendly and kind. Prices that won't break you.

This tiny bakery is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Seattle! I have never had any of the yummy-looking cookies, cakes and pastries (though they make them in-house each day and they look and smell incredible!), but the breakfast sammies keep me coming back time and time again. If you get there when they first open or earlier during the weekend, expect a line, but it moves quickly.

OMG those Beignets were amazing! The cheese cream and the strawberry jam were amazing by themselves but complemented the Beignets very well. Also had an eclair which was one of my favorites

Best bakery in Seattle! Breakfast sandwiches were the bomb!

The made to donuts with Masacrapon Crean and seasonal jams are perfect for a cold morning. A wonderful treat to start off your day!! Small little place but it's perfect!!

Good food .. great breakfast alternative to the crowds at Pike Place

Pretty good! I've been looking for a good kouign amann since b. Patisserie's wasn't satisfying to me. I would be back for the kouign and probably try their chocolate almond croissant. The chocolate croissant was pretty good, but it wasn't something that blew me away.

Close by to plenty of the hotels, and makes for a great breakfast. Open primarily for breakfast and brunch.

Dahlia bakery is one of my favorite places to visit every time I come to town. I have never had a bad item here, and I have tried almost everything!

Best bakery I've ever been to.try anything and you'll probably be impressed.third time to Seattle and I always stop here a few times.

homemade style pastry shop
fast service
cuz I like scone but they don't have there so recommend me beercher's cheddar cornbread that was great one.
sitting outside with this beautiful weather and enjoy food just makes you feel happy.

Service is always excellent and the food is good. Prices are definitely Tom Douglas tourist prices though. It's almost worth it, but high enough that you don't want to go there regularly if you live in Seattle.

If you're visiting the city and have a great need for a cookie or a breakfast sandwich though, go for it. Order online if you don't want to wait in line.

VERY VERY good! Love the pie! A coconut cream pie! Was in a rush at the time though and they didn't have the one i wanted so i went with the one closest to the one i was wanting and bam! Got it! Looking forward to going back for more!

Tight quarters for sure but well worth it. I'm slightly addicted to their fig rolls and more so to their chocolate cookies. The line moves quickly. Be patient and you will be well rewarded.

A fantastic small bakery in the Tom Douglas empire. Everything I have had here has been delicious. I often get the breakfast sammies. I hear great things about the famous coconut cream pie but it seems awfully expensive for a pie...and I don't care for coconut cream pie anyway.

Have been here for lunch and I really like the food. They have one of the best vegan desserts I have had in a while. There is just one option (Choco fudge bite) but it's yummy!

I had the rhubarb Danish and it was scrumptious and eclectic. My palate felt refreshed and empowered

Normally I would have posted a pic but food looked so good I couldn't stop. The service was friendly and sociable. The place has a cool atmosphere. Kinda of like a restaurant in Los Angeles I liked to visit.

I ve been walking pass this place for weeks now and it s always busy! The bakery is just beside the lounge which is owned by the same owner. This great has got some great breakfast!! I tried their bacon sammy and it was Super awesome. The co-chef seems to be a celebrity Chef of sorts, has got a few books written and there s even a book named after the bakery! I ll definitely come back again for their famous triple coconut cream pie, probably when I grow my sweet tooth.. still finding it.

Best eclair in Seattle and many other tasty treats too!

Quaint little bakery that has big taste, and those tastes are delicious!

Line out the door, but the people are great and the baked goods are wonderful.

Visited few times but with long line, I had to give up on getting something so I don't miss my whole lunch time.

Today I was able to get Almond Croissant, Cookies and a loaf of bread. All delicious! Just have to go earlier in the day. Although by the time I got my bread line was around the corner again. Got lucky today.

This is a great stop for a quick something on your way to work, all the pastries are delicious

Average at best baked goods, but overpriced nonetheless. I would not recommend.

Wonderful bakery. Today I had Rhubarb pie. Yummy!

Great service and the best english muffin I have ever had. Everyhing was very fresh and tasty. I will be coming back here.

Try the Beechers grilled cheese. Every dessert has been great - favorites are coconut cream pie and chocolate truffle cookie.

The coconut pie is to die for. Must try if you are in Seattle!

They said world famous, well they were right light, creamy, tasty, need I say no more.. yum yum

An abundant wonderland filled with every possible pastry and confection that could exceed your heart's desire, but coffee lovers be aware: they do not serve espresso.

The quality is matched by the price, which is a little spendy compared to competing locations that cater to one's sweet tooth, but the range is still affordable considering the wide selection of small batch creations.

There is no indoor seating and you may need to visit more than once to get a good look at the options because of how busy the line gets. But all the more reason to come back and try one of everything!

Delicious pastrys! A little small, but the desserts are worth it.

Fresh, made to order donuts! If I lived closer I'd eat these every day.