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Great pastries and coffee. I had the chocolatine (chocolate and almond croissant) and my husband had the ham and cheese croissant. They were both delicious. He also had the hot chocolate which was his favorite of all time. I had a tasty pat milk latte
Before this place if you told me you were going to serve me a sandwich of only ham and butter, I'd have told you you were nuts! But y'all, the ham and butter sandwich from Le Panier was SO GOOD. Simple, but epic. It starts with that crunchy French roll to give you some texture and that yeasty goodness. The butter, so smooth and creamy, and the salty ham all combine for such a unique, simple, clean sandwich.
It's a fantastic fragrance, and it smells wonderful and fresh.
Um just....yum! Melt I. Your mouth pastries I will continue to dream about. 😋😍
A must go every time I’m in Seattle! Go in the morning otherwise there will be a long line up 🙂
Good croissant and chocolate croissant. Kouignn amann are harder to find so I was happy to see them here. They were just good though, not great. The factory pastries were also very good.
Not bad macaron, cookie and french pastries and bread. But despite it's name the taste is not very authentic French. The cappuccino has way too much foam, so it's not Italian either
Le Panier French bakery is an amazing place to get traditional French pastries and other treats. The pastries are made fresh daily and they are absolutely delicious. The staff is friendly and helpful in making sure you get the perfect pastry. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and they offer a variety of delicious coffees and teas to go along with your treats. I highly recommend Le Panier French bakery for anyone looking for a delicious French pastry.
Their Kouign aman is just a caramelized croissant, not what you would normally expect. A bit disappointed, but it is still ok. It is appropriately priced, IMHO.
Love the french baguette there. When I'm in Seattle I always stop by, Bakery Items are all the tastiest in town. Really Disappointed with their Coffee, I ordered a Double Espresso it was cold. The girl making the coffee was rude and made terrible coffee. I use to prefer the coffee over Starbucks few doors down. I ask for a simple cup of water with my order and the girl snapped at me that I could buy a bottle water from them. Order the Bakery Don't Bother with the coffee there.
Macarons had a great snap and flavor. I would come back for them.
Solid place in pike market place . The coffee and patisserie is good . We did not try their macaroons which looked amazing! They do not warm the croissants which we bought . Wish they did it though. We got the apricot croissant which was solid!! Recommend this place if you are at pike market
I've travelled the world and eaten croissants and brioche in France, Belgium and across the US. I can honestly say this is the best I've had stateside. I would travel to Seattle just to eat the delicious pastries and brioche from here again (and so much easier than flying all the way to Europe). The chouquettes were such a delight, and the staff were so wonderful, packing up my big order to make it safe for the plane. The pastries and breads survived my very long travel day and were even delicious still the next day (surprised we had anything left after the first day!)
Very good pastry 🍰🎂. Fun place to grab coffee and a snack and it's basically at Pike Market place so lots of things to see and right on the bay parking maybe an issue.
Wow!!! Macaroons are so fresh! While visiting Seattle, we were walking around Pike Place Market just checking things out and needed something to eat. We stopped at the iconic "First Starbucks" for coffee next door, then stopped in at Le Panier for some breakfast foods. We absolutely had to try their different flavors of Macaroons and we were definitely not disappointed. If you every get the opportunity to visit this cute bakery, definitely don't pass it up! You will not regret it.
Got a cappuccino and a ton of pastries… no regrets. Everything was SO good. And even though they’re busy, the staff is nice, patient and helpful.
I’d die for their almond croissant! They have the best croissant is Seattle. But they are way too busy, especially on weekend. Would recommend going on weekdays to avoid the crowd.
Almond croissant @ Le Panier vs Marzipan pastry @ Piroshky Piroshky is not even a competition. How do you compete with a French bakery? The marzipan pastry is like an empanada with almond paste while the true almond croissant is flaky, layered and baked to perfection.
This place has a prime spot at Pike Place Market and a line to boot. For the hype, I was hoping for better quality pastry. To me, everything was just average. Way better French bakery options close by.
The team here really helped me out in a pinch when I had a last-minute event that I needed treats for. Delicious pastries and top-notch customer service. I'd recommend them to anyone!