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About Le Panier

Le Panier is a French-style bakery and cake shop located at 1902 Pike Pl in Seattle, Washington. Its handcrafted selection covers a wide range of favorites, from fresh-baked bread to delicate macarons, offering customers the chance to enjoy thoughtfully prepared baked goods in a welcoming setting.

Whether you are looking for something to accompany your morning coffee, a satisfying breakfast, or a sweet treat, Le Panier brings the appeal of French-inspired baking to every visit.

Known for breakfast, Le Panier makes it easy to enjoy its offerings in the way that best suits your plans. Customers can choose in-store shopping, on-site services, takeaway, dine-in, or delivery, making the bakery a convenient option for a quick visit or a more relaxed stop.

Coffee is also available, providing a natural pairing for the bakery’s handcrafted breads and pastries.

Le Panier has earned a 4.70 out of 5 rating from 3,089 customer reviews, reflecting strong customer appreciation. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible car park, and accepted payment methods include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.

Visit Le Panier at 1902 Pike Pl, Seattle, WA 98101, United States, or call +1 206-441-3669 to learn more.

★★★★★ 4.70 rating (3089 reviews)
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A Taste of Tradition

Welcome to a place where great food meets warm hospitality. We believe dining is more than just a meal - it's an experience to be savored and shared.

Our kitchen is dedicated to creating dishes that bring people together, using recipes that honor tradition while embracing innovation.

  • Fresh Daily Specials
  • Private Dining Available
  • Catering Services
  • Takeout & Delivery

Guest Reviews

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Hana

Hana

4 months ago

We picked up some macarons to go, along with an iced Americano and a hot latte. We didn’t expect the French bakery to be so busy! Next time, we’ll definitely come back to try their baguettes.

Meerim TT

Meerim TT

3 months ago

Almond croissant was delicious — fresh, rich, and full of flavor. The place is very stylish and cozy, right around Pike Street. Really nice spot to enjoy a classic French pastry in a beautiful setting.

Ken Hoekema

Ken Hoekema

4 months ago

One of my favorite stops when we visit Pike Place market is Le Panier. The warm smells coming from this bakery always lure me in and I've never been disappointed with their baked goods. Flaky, delicious croissants can't be beat. My mouth is watering just thinking about the raisin roule.

Carla

Carla

month ago

Le Panier was on my must-visit list in Seattle and i’m happy to say I got to check it out on my last day before my flight out. Ordered the vanilla latte and had to get a couple pastries. I’m a sucker for a pain au chocolat, so I definitely had to get one. A great cafe to visit when in Pike Place Market. I wish they had a bit more seating though, the place can get very packed so it does get a bit tight.

Nadia MN

Nadia MN

3 months ago

Tried La Panier Café at Pike Place Market ☕🥐✨ and I think it’s a really nice option for a light breakfast or brunch 🍳🌿 I tried their hot chocolate and it was honestly great 🤎 Not too bitter and not overly sugary — just perfectly balanced ☕✨ We also ordered a few baked items and they were fantastic 🥐🤤 fresh, soft, and full of flavor. One thing to keep in mind is that the number of seats is pretty limited 🪑😅 If you go during rush hours, you may get your order quickly but still have to wait to find a seat, which I think could definitely be improved. Also, cleaning the tables after finishing your meal is on the customers 🧼🍽️ so please don’t forget to clean up after yourself to help keep the place nice for everyone 😊🌸

Temirlan T

Temirlan T

3 months ago

Le Panier – Pure Magic on Pike Place Some places just stop you in your tracks. Le Panier was one of those moments for me. Walking through Pike Place Market, I spotted the pastry display through the window and honestly couldn’t walk past. The presentation alone was enough to pull me in — everything looked like it belonged in a Parisian bakery window, almost too pretty to eat. I ordered the almond croissant and three macarons, and I’m so glad I did. The croissant was perfectly golden, layered, topped with toasted almonds and a light snow of powdered sugar. It looked beautiful and tasted even better. The macarons — pistachio, vanilla, and chocolate — were soft, delicate, and just the right amount of sweet. I’ll be honest, we grabbed our coffee from Starbucks down the street, so I can’t speak to the drinks. But the pastries? Absolutely no notes. They were worth every penny. The space itself felt warm and intentional — French vintage posters, striped floors, fresh flowers on the counter. Small, maybe ten tables, but it had real soul. Le Panier isn’t just a bakery. It’s an experience. If you’re in Seattle, this one’s non-negotiable

internetbethany

internetbethany

4 months ago

I was unfortunately disappointed by the kougn Amman I had here, the texture and taste was essentially a butter croissant with sugar at the bottom, so not great. However the lemon tart was delicious and the service was great! I would be back for the vibe alone honestly. It seems a nice place for a solo diner to have lunch or breakfast and read a book or people watch. Their sandwiches and macarons seem to be what’s best here, so I’ll be back!

alexis anderson

alexis anderson

2 months ago

La Panier was a wonderful stop while exploring Seattle’s Pike Place Market. The bakery has a charming atmosphere and offers an impressive selection of fresh pastries, breads, sandwiches, and desserts. Everything tasted fresh and authentic, and it was easy to see the attention to quality in every item. The staff was friendly, service was quick, and the location made for a perfect place to relax and enjoy breakfast or a coffee while taking in the market. Whether you’re a local or visiting Seattle, La Panier is definitely worth a visit for a delicious and memorable experience.

Ricardo Bran

Ricardo Bran

2 months ago

It’s a very French bakery (as their sign says) located right at pike market place. Tends to get super busy with people ordering and many many tourists ordering as well. Coffee was real good and so were the huge assortment of pastries. Sitting area is minimal so you have to watch out for available spots or you at standing up.

Yaya Coulibaly

Yaya Coulibaly

3 months ago

Absolutely loved Le Panier! The pastries were fresh, authentic, and absolutely delicious. From the buttery croissants to the perfectly baked treats, everything tasted amazing. outstanding service by Yanna .T . She was friendly, welcoming, and attentive from start to finish. A wonderful spot for coffee and pastries in the market. Highly recommend!

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Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park

Service options

  • In-store shopping
  • On-site services
  • Takeaway
  • Dine-in
  • Delivery

Offerings

  • Coffee

Dining options

  • Breakfast

Planning

  • Quick visit

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Parking

  • Paid parking lot
  • Paid street parking

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Location

1902 Pike Pl, Seattle, WA 98101, United States

Reservations

+1 206-441-3669

Hours

Closed · Saturday 7 AM-6 PM
Wednesday 7 AM-6 PM
Thursday 7 AM-6 PM
Friday 7 AM-6 PM
Saturday 7 AM-6 PM
Sunday 7 AM-6 PM
Monday 7 AM-6 PM
Tuesday 7 AM-6 PM
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