Farine Bakery & Café

Friendly staff and polite customers who bussed their own tables so others waiting could have a clean table to sit 🙌 Food was visually appealing and tasted fresh. I loved my bread (served with Shashuka) but my husband's croissant was way too buttery. It was breakfast but we were stuffed until 3pm! Filling but we didn't feel that our food was tasty. We both loved our coffees (mocha and cortado) though. That was good. 👍 I want to go back to try their sweet pastries but maybe a different location. This one was narrow and too crowded.

Farine Bakery and Cafe is my favorite cafe in the Seattle area! The food is always great and reasonably priced and the drinks are flavorful without being too sweet. I like the Bellevue location much better, but this one is still good as well.

Super fresh pastries and good coffee. The ham and cheese croissant was fantastic. They had a special pastry that sounded delicious so I tried the black currant and lemon croissant and was not disappointed. Buttery, tart and refreshing. Cont wait to have another one!

Farine Bakery in Redmond is hands down one of my favorite places to grab brunch or a pastry. Everything I’ve tried here has been amazing—from their flaky, buttery croissants to their fresh-baked bread that has the perfect crunch on the outside and soft texture inside. Their brunch menu is also top-notch. I had the eggs Benedict, and it was one of the best I’ve had—perfectly poached eggs, flavorful hollandaise, and served on their homemade bread. The coffee is consistently good too—smooth and rich without any bitterness. Their lavender latte is a personal favorite. The vibe is warm and welcoming, and you can tell the staff takes pride in what they do. It’s a great place to meet up with friends or just treat yourself to something good. Definitely recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

I was excited to try this place as someone new in town, but unfortunately, the food was a bit disappointing 🥲. The strawberry matcha was the blandest I’ve ever had, with a thin layer of strawberry syrup. I also ordered the French toast that was supposed to come with fresh berries, but it arrived topped with jammed berries instead. Overall, not what I was expecting and pretty underwhelming.

Had brunch at a lovely café today. Their coffee was rich and smooth, perfect for a relaxing morning. The highlight was their eggs Benedict—perfectly poached eggs with creamy hollandaise sauce. The flavors were amazing! Definitely a spot I’d visit again for a great start to the day.

Roasted potatoes tasted day old, watery poached eggs (you could see in the photo), bacon was not crispy, and the marrionberry doughnut was nothing special. You bus yourself. All in all, a disappointing one dimensional experience given the price point ($62 for breakfast). The only yummy element of this experience was the orange peel latte.