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Byen Bakeri
Byen Bakeri is a cozy spot tucked near Green Lake with a Scandinavian feel and some of the flakiest croissants in the city. Their pastries are buttery and rich, with both sweet and savory options that keep regulars coming back. It’s a great place to slow down with a coffee and something warm from the case. The space is charming, and the staff always make it feel extra welcoming.
Temple Pastries
Temple Pastries is where to go when you want croissants that feel a little extra. They do the classics, but also get creative with seasonal fillings and bold flavors that somehow always work. There’s plenty of seating if you want to hang out, and the whole place has a warm, modern energy that makes you want to stay. If you see their rhubarb custard croissant, grab it.
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4.7
of 5.0
(460)
Rosellini’s Fine Cakes & Baked Goods
Rosellini’s in Ballard is a calm neighborhood bakery that makes seriously good croissants and even better quiche. Everything feels homemade in the best way, and their pastry case always has something new to try. The croissants are golden and crisp on the outside with tender layers inside. It’s the kind of place where you end up ordering two things just to keep the moment going.
Fuji Bakery - Elliott/Interbay
Fuji Bakery blends Japanese and French styles in a way that makes every croissant feel special. Their pastries are delicate, flaky, and just sweet enough, and they always have something unexpected on the menu. The ube malasadas and canelés are popular, but the croissants are what bring people back. There’s a small patio out front if the weather’s good.
Petit Pierre Bakery
Petit Pierre in Phinney Ridge makes croissants that are buttery and light with just the right crunch. The café is relaxed, with indoor and outdoor seating that feels perfect for a slow morning. They also serve breakfast plates and sandwiches if you want something more filling. Grab a Nutella croissant and a latte and post up for a while.
4.6
of 5.0
(550)
Coyle’s Bakeshop
Coyle’s is a charming bakery in Greenwood with an understated style and quietly perfect pastries. Their croissants are crisp on the outside and soft in the center, never too heavy or greasy. This is also one of the best spots for a cardamom bun or a savory scone. The coffee’s great, and the space feels like a hidden gem that locals love to keep secret.
Moonrise Bakery
Moonrise is warm, colorful, and full of the smell of butter and sugar the second you walk in. Their croissant breakfast sandwich is one of the most comforting things on a rainy day. The space is small but full of personality, with wine and chocolate mixed in among the pastries. Friendly staff and good vibes make this one an easy favorite.
4.9
of 5.0
(464)
Nielsen’s Pastries
Nielsen’s has been around since the '60s and still feels like a neighborhood classic. Their croissants are lean Danish-style and pair perfectly with a simple cup of coffee. The place is cozy, with just a few tables, and always full of regulars. It’s the kind of bakery where nothing feels rushed and everything tastes familiar in the best way.
Bake Shop - Seattle
Bake Shop is tucked away and great for when you want a quiet spot with croissants and maybe a glass of wine. Their baked goods are thoughtful, with vegan options that still manage to taste buttery and rich. It’s small, cozy, and ideal for solo mornings or catching up with a friend. They also do great cakes if you’re in the mood for something more indulgent.
4.5
of 5.0
(1,273)
Macrina Bakery & Cafe
Macrina is a Seattle staple with croissants that hit all the right marks. The café has both indoor and outdoor seating and works just as well for a quick pastry stop or a full breakfast. It’s often busy, but the service is fast and the pastries are consistent. Come for the croissant, stay for the biscuit sandwich and good vibes.
4.5
of 5.0
(736)
The Flour Box
From their savory Cheddar Jalapeño to the Tiramisu and Salted Beer Caramel, every flavor tastes like it’s been handcrafted with serious joy. The donuts are soft, airy, and never overly sweet, letting their quality fillings shine. Service is warm and welcoming, and they even sling excellent coffee.
Dudes Donuts Coffee House
If you’re gluten-free, vegan, or dairy-free and have given up hope on donuts tasting like anything other than sadness, this place will restore your faith. The Lavender Lemon and Gramma Ann (a vanilla cake donut with Earl Grey glaze and strawberry jam) are top-tier. The space itself is cozy and welcoming, with solid coffee to match the treats.
Mighty-O Donuts
Seattle’s plant-based donut institution. Everything at Mighty-O is 100% organic and vegan, but you’d never guess it from the taste. Fluffy, sweet, and flavorful, their donuts range from classic glazed to zany seasonal specials. The vibe is community-forward, and the staff are the kind of folks who remember your name and go the extra mile.
Fluffy Donut
A true neighborhood gem with some of the freshest donuts in town—and that’s saying a lot. The place recently had a sleek makeover, but the soul of the shop remains in its warm service and incredibly soft, fresh donuts. Try the apple fritter or a maple bar if you want something classic. Bonus points for the boiled peanuts and espresso on the side.
Dough Joy
These are the donuts you post about on Instagram before you take a bite. Fluffy, massive, and unapologetically topped with vibrant glazes and creative twists, Dough Joy is 100% vegan and 1000% joyful. The Maple Bar is a standout, and their Pop Tart donut will bring you back to childhood, in a good way. Also, dog-friendly with fun merch.
Family Donut Shop
This spot feels like walking into your favorite aunt’s kitchen. The couple who runs it is lovely, the prices are friendly, and the donuts? Crunchy outside, soft inside, full of flavor. The apple fritter is the stuff of legend, and the vibe is pure old-school donut shop charm.
4.5
of 5.0
(2,776)
Top Pot Doughnuts
One of Seattle’s OG donut heavyweights. Known for their inviting, cozy interior (think deep wood tones and bookshelves), this is the perfect spot to linger over a donut and a latte. The Maple Bar is a local favorite, and their wide selection ensures there’s something for everyone. Great for groups, solo study sessions, or just watching the rain fall outside.
Dochi
If a mochi donut and a classic American donut had a baby, you’d get Dochi. These chewy, bouncy, crispy-on-the-outside donuts are addictive. Flavors rotate but often include bangers like Churro, Cookie Butter, and Matcha. It’s fun, it’s playful, and it’s the kind of treat you’ll crave after just one visit.
4.5
of 5.0
(342)
Half and Half Doughnut Co.
This spot brings nostalgic donut shop vibes with a side of new-school flavor. You’ll find all the old-school hits—glazed, maple, Bismarck—but also bacon maple bars and apple cider old-fashioned donuts that take things up a notch. Great service, a casual street-side seating vibe, and consistently top-tier quality. Get a dozen and thank yourself later.
Dona Queen Donuts & Deli
Donuts, mochi donuts, apple turnovers, and garlic chicken? This place does it all. It’s a mix of sweet and savory, with a small-town hospitality that makes you feel instantly welcome. The prices are fair, the texture of their iced donuts is perfect, and their donut holes are dangerously snackable. A total hidden gem worth the drive.
Sugar Bakery & Coffeehouse
Before WWE SmackDown kicks off, grab a coffee and a sweet treat at Sugar Bakery & Coffeehouse. Conveniently close to the arena, it's a nice place to get caffeinated for the high-energy event ahead. Their freshly baked pastries and smooth coffee provide just the adequate balance of comfort and excitement. Whether you need a quick snack before heading in or a caffeine boost to keep you alert for all the action, this bakery has plenty of choices.
4.3
of 5.0
(233)
Rabbit Rabbit Tea Seattle
Ease into the excitement of WWE SmackDown with a calming tea or coffee at Rabbit Rabbit Tea Seattle. Situated just moments from the arena, this inviting shop is perfect for a relaxed moment before the event. With its diverse menu of flavorful drinks, you can find the perfect sip to prepare for an electrifying evening of wrestling. Its cozy setting provides a brief escape before stepping into the thrilling chaos of the show.
Caffe Vita at KEXP
Start your WWE SmackDown evening with a caffeine kick at Caffe Vita at KEXP. Featuring expertly roasted coffee in a dynamic, music-filled atmosphere, this spot sets the tone for an action-packed night. Whether you want a bold espresso to power up before the show or just a splendid place to soak in Seattle's culture, Caffe Vita delivers. Stop by before the first bell rings to ensure you're fully charged for the excitement ahead.
Ceres Roasting Company
If you need a last-minute caffeine fix before WWE SmackDown, Ceres Roasting Company is the perfect stop. Located just a short walk from Climate Pledge Arena, it's an easy and convenient place to grab a fresh coffee before the action begins. Their rich and flavorful brews will give you the energy boost you need to cheer on your favorite wrestlers. A quick visit here ensures you won't miss a single suplex or smackdown.
4.7
of 5.0
(373)
Caffe Zingaro
For a pre-show coffee in a relaxed and inviting space, head to Caffe Zingaro. Located near Climate Pledge Arena, it’s a stunning place to gather with friends before WWE SmackDown. Their smooth lattes and expertly crafted drinks provide the perfect pre-game fuel. Whether you're hyping up for an intense match or just need a moment of calm before the arena lights up, this cozy cafe is an excellent choice.
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