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2507, 4th Avenue, 98121, Seattle, King County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 206-728-1874
website: www.laparisienneseattle.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 47.6167233, Longitude: -122.3466166
Crissie Alex
::They have the best croissants at this local bakery! The owner is the sweetest person and personally comes out to greet everyone, and even take orders at the register. My favorite is the chocolate croissant, ham and cheese croissant, and latte, as well. It is so nice to have amazing customer service paired with authentic food! This truly makes for a great experience in a restaurant! Highly recommend!
Fernando Martincic
::Friendly place with a good selection of pastries and breads. Still on the quest for the perfect baguette though...
Brian LaCourse
::Wow! I was walking around the block hoping to stumble upon something interesting, but instead, I fell nose first into, and quickly in love with La Parisienne! Amid the warm and unpretentious cafe/ bakery vibe, and the bustle of other nine to fivers, La Parisienne makes a wonderful croque monsieur and a delicious, chunky tomato soup. Plus, the cheerful French woman behind the counter is both attentive and welcoming. Sit down and enjoy!
Sophie Reid
::Lovely cafe with authentic French ambience and delicious coffee. It was a breath of European fresh air. Staff were charming, helpful and extremely welcoming towards our baby. Only room for improvement would be a high chair and a baby change facility in the bathroom. We'll definitely be back to sample more of those scrumptious looking pastries!
Shad Sharma
::La Parisienne is my favorite French bakery in Seattle. It has a warm atmosphere and the owner, who everyone calls Madame, is very sweet and sociable. Of course, the food is delicious. I love how all the pastries are super flaky and buttery and rich. I always get a croissant, a latte and a palmier. The quiche is also really delicious. If you eat in, lots of people will come in. Many will order baguettes and sandwiches made from them. The place is small and the seating somewhat limited, but I always find a seat.