Blueberry Muffin is the best I've ever had so far so moist and the perfect sweetness I just finished my green tea muffin it's ok I don't really like Green Tea. Reason I got it is because they were out of Blueberry Great place.. and check out the back patio
Winnie L.
This place has an open kitchen and makes their pastries in house. The pastries are about $5 each which is not cheap, but it is fresh and house made! Last time I tried the matcha muffin and the chocolate short bread. They were both very yummy. Matcha muffin was my favorite. I can taste the matcha and it was not overpowering, not too sweet too. This time I tried the pecan currant croissant and the hazelnut coffee cake. The pecan currant croissant was really very sweet... too sweet for me. The hazelnut coffee cake was also sweet, but I will get it again when I have a sweet tooth. I had an americano both times. It was decent.
A M
Best Croissant and local coffee ( @ondaorigins) ! Maria is always great customer service and makes my day happier:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries
Paul Sandoval
My wife and I usually walk here on the weekends. It's a great place to grab a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. You can bring your dogs if you sit outside.Kid-friendliness: The outside dining is completely fenced in. I see a lot of parents there with their young children in the morning.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee
Doug G.
Fresh Flour has the best coffee in the area and baked goods to die for. When you get there fairly early, you can watch the master bakers ply their trade.
Akiko
Best Croissant and local coffee ( @ondaorigins) !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries
Karla Rodríguez
I have seen this place during the weekend before and it’s always packed. I finally went in and had coffee and pastry. I was surprised with the selection of pastry, it was hard to decide what to get for breakfast.Coffee was great and the blueberry danish was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Lemon Danish
Doug Gonzales
The best bakery I have found, good coffee and the best croissants around.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries, Chocolate Croissant
Gina McKnight
Man, I used to visit this location frequently when I visited West Seattle. Their pastries were always delicious and fresh (hence the name of this place).However, upon my last visit, I ended up getting a bit sick. Come to discover that their health rating went down to “good” from “excellent”. I have SIBO, so I get food poisoning easily, but for my fellow people that also have it, beware! It sucks. I used to love this place so much.
I love the Beacon Hill location, so I decided to try out the west Seattle Fresh Flours while I was in the area. Matcha latte was delicious as were the pastries I tried (pecan currant croissant, peach danish, & a cranberry apple galette). I would’ve given 5 stars if this review was based on food and drink alone.Unfortunately, the customer service was lacking. The blond girl at the register didn’t greet me or speak to me at all, she was very cold. I thought maybe this barista might’ve been having a bad day until I saw how warm and friendly she was when she excitedly greeted a friend who came into the shop- total 180.Great bakeries and cafes are a dime a dozen in Seattle. I won’t come back to this one to gamble on whether or not I’ll get decent service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries, Peach Danish
Kim F.
We walked here with the dog and kids. No dogs are allowed inside. We sat outside and the staff dried off the furniture because it had recently rained. Overall, great food, coffee, and service. Kids loved it. I loved it. Definitely coming back.
Brandon
One of my favorite cafes to walk to with the pups, but important to note, they've become no dogs allowed after the new year which means we'll need to find a new favorite local Cafe to walk to :(.
Jillian R.
Just alright--some of the pastries are a hit or miss. I really like the coffee cake but I didn't like the banana bread (was a bit too dry for me). Coffee drinks are pretty standard, although yesterday I tried their seasonal maple spice latte and I didn't taste much of the spice; just tasted like a generic sweet latte. We also used to love their breakfast tacos but last time we got them they weren't as good as a year ago. Also FYI they are no longer dog-friendly inside the cafe, only on the patio. I just saw a previous review mentioning dog poop on the floor so that probably was one of the instances that ruined it for everyone and made them change their policy.
Curtis E.
They used to have such a great staff, but now they have the "Mean Team" in the morning. Still great pastries.
Blueberry Muffin is the best I've ever had so far so moist and the perfect sweetness I just finished my green tea muffin it's ok I don't really like Green Tea. Reason I got it is because they were out of Blueberry Great place.. and check out the back patio
This place has an open kitchen and makes their pastries in house. The pastries are about $5 each which is not cheap, but it is fresh and house made! Last time I tried the matcha muffin and the chocolate short bread. They were both very yummy. Matcha muffin was my favorite. I can taste the matcha and it was not overpowering, not too sweet too. This time I tried the pecan currant croissant and the hazelnut coffee cake. The pecan currant croissant was really very sweet... too sweet for me. The hazelnut coffee cake was also sweet, but I will get it again when I have a sweet tooth. I had an americano both times. It was decent.
Best Croissant and local coffee ( @ondaorigins) ! Maria is always great customer service and makes my day happier:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries
My wife and I usually walk here on the weekends. It's a great place to grab a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. You can bring your dogs if you sit outside.Kid-friendliness: The outside dining is completely fenced in. I see a lot of parents there with their young children in the morning.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee
Fresh Flour has the best coffee in the area and baked goods to die for. When you get there fairly early, you can watch the master bakers ply their trade.
Best Croissant and local coffee ( @ondaorigins) !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries
I have seen this place during the weekend before and it’s always packed. I finally went in and had coffee and pastry. I was surprised with the selection of pastry, it was hard to decide what to get for breakfast.Coffee was great and the blueberry danish was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Lemon Danish
The best bakery I have found, good coffee and the best croissants around.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries, Chocolate Croissant
Man, I used to visit this location frequently when I visited West Seattle. Their pastries were always delicious and fresh (hence the name of this place).However, upon my last visit, I ended up getting a bit sick. Come to discover that their health rating went down to “good” from “excellent”. I have SIBO, so I get food poisoning easily, but for my fellow people that also have it, beware! It sucks. I used to love this place so much.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
Best croissant in Seattle, very nice
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Lemon Danish, Peach Danish
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I love the Beacon Hill location, so I decided to try out the west Seattle Fresh Flours while I was in the area. Matcha latte was delicious as were the pastries I tried (pecan currant croissant, peach danish, & a cranberry apple galette). I would’ve given 5 stars if this review was based on food and drink alone.Unfortunately, the customer service was lacking. The blond girl at the register didn’t greet me or speak to me at all, she was very cold. I thought maybe this barista might’ve been having a bad day until I saw how warm and friendly she was when she excitedly greeted a friend who came into the shop- total 180.Great bakeries and cafes are a dime a dozen in Seattle. I won’t come back to this one to gamble on whether or not I’ll get decent service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Various Pastries, Peach Danish
We walked here with the dog and kids. No dogs are allowed inside. We sat outside and the staff dried off the furniture because it had recently rained. Overall, great food, coffee, and service. Kids loved it. I loved it. Definitely coming back.
One of my favorite cafes to walk to with the pups, but important to note, they've become no dogs allowed after the new year which means we'll need to find a new favorite local Cafe to walk to :(.
Just alright--some of the pastries are a hit or miss. I really like the coffee cake but I didn't like the banana bread (was a bit too dry for me). Coffee drinks are pretty standard, although yesterday I tried their seasonal maple spice latte and I didn't taste much of the spice; just tasted like a generic sweet latte. We also used to love their breakfast tacos but last time we got them they weren't as good as a year ago. Also FYI they are no longer dog-friendly inside the cafe, only on the patio. I just saw a previous review mentioning dog poop on the floor so that probably was one of the instances that ruined it for everyone and made them change their policy.
They used to have such a great staff, but now they have the "Mean Team" in the morning. Still great pastries.