10 of the best bakeries in Seattle to grab a fall pastry

Fall is in the air and one of the best ways to celebrate is with a coffee and a sweet treat. To make things even better, you can also enjoy a seasonal treat. So here are 10 of the best Seattle bakeries to get your hands on a fall pastry.

Temple pastries

Temple Pastries in the Central District is a great place to visit any time of the year. But for now, they have some erasable fall goodies that are definitely worth trying out. Choose from a salted caramel cronut, apple danish, and more.

Where: 2524 S Jackson Street
Hours: Daily 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Flora bakery

Beacon Hills extension of the popular Cafe Flora is another place to visit daily. You can grab pumpkin tea cake or a new Danish pastry with pear, ginger, and honey. Whatever you choose, it’s almost guaranteed to be delicious.

Where: 1511 S Lucile St
Hours: Daily 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Coyle’s Bakery

Boy boy we love Coyle’s, this Seattle bakery is a local favorite for its attention to quality, detail, and taste. His fall offers are no different. Now you can enjoy a seasonal fruit croissant, an apple and olive oil bundt cake, a seasonal fruit galette and much more.

Where: 8300 Greenwood Avenue N.
Hours: Wednesday-Sunday 8 am-3pm

General porpoise donuts

Seattle’s OG-filled donut spot adds some seasonal favorites to its menu. For now, you can get your hands on Tiramisu Cream and Italian Plum Jam for a limited time. Go, don’t run folks, and try some of their delicious classic flavors while you’re at it.

Where: Several locations
Hours: Varies depending on the location

Café Besalu

Cafe Besalu has been a long-time Ballard favorite and they’re not slowing down this fall. You can enjoy a delicious seasonal fruit cake, cardamom twist, autumn seasoning angel cake, and more. Honestly, you can’t go wrong with any of their pastries, so you might as well snap up a selection.

Where: 5909 24th Avenue NW
Hours: Tuesday Sunday

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Bakery in Columbia City

Evan Andre’s popular bakery sells pastries, breads and more. Enjoy a classic pistachio snail or opt for a seasonal fruit galette. Whatever you choose, we recommend buying a few as it will definitely take you seconds.

Where: 4865 Rainier Avenue S.
Hours: Thursday & Saturday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Macrina

Macrina, perhaps Seattle’s most popular bakery chain, always has something delicious to offer. This fall, they’re serving up some sweet ghost cupcakes, a mini fall seasoning cake, a pumpkin pie bar, and more. Don’t miss out on these limited-time goodies from a Seattle favorite.

Where: Several locations
Hours: Varies depending on the location

Byen Bakery

Why not make your fall sweetness a little more unique? Byen Bakeri is an authentic Scandinavian bakery and has all kinds of goodies to try. Right now you can grab things like an apple walnut danish, semla, almond horn and more.

Where: 15 Nickerson Street
Hours: Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 6.30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m.-4 p.m.

Sea wolf

This local bakery is known for delicious baked creations, both savory and sweet, and while they haven’t been particularly loud about the fall deals we’re sure there are at least a few. Think of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and more. You have to come by yourself to find out.

Where: 3621 Steinweg N Suite D
Hours: Daily 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Nufluore

This list wouldn’t be complete without a place that offers gluten-free goodies. We know baked goods aren’t always the most accessible treat for people with dietary needs or restrictions, but Nuflours has you covered. Get delicious pumpkin bread, pumpkin and cinnamon cakes, cinnamon rolls and more.

Where: 518 15th Avenue E.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 8 am-5pm

What are you waiting for? Get out there and enjoy a fall pastry from one of Seattle’s best bakeries. You will definitely not regret it.

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