The Dream Bakery - Maltkiln Lane

They make my favorite almond croissant in Seattle! Get it toasted.

Excellent strong flavorful coffee and amazing almond croissants that are even better warmed up.

Starting with the good: the drinks Coffee was very tasty, made quickly and well. Would get coffee here again. The bad: the food Ordered chorizo breakfast burrito and a pastry. Pastry was dry, and I have a difficult time believing it was made in house. All pastries looked store bought or pre-made (hence the ‘homemade’ prefix instead of ‘’made in house” . The wording felt cheap and deceptive. Burrito was plainly awful. Chorizo pieces even when eaten individually were bland, egg was bland, and the only taste was cheese. It was oozing liquid and soaked the tortilla.

They have a great croissant recipe. Love this dreamy bakery

Breakfast burritos are one my top tier breakfast items, but they’ve been surprisingly hard to find. Eureka in U-village has an excellent one, but it’s only on weekends, sit-down, and $20 after tax and tip, and. Meet the moon is similar. So, I was excited to find that this bakery does a solid, tasty, and filling breakfast burrito. I got it with avocado, but without its $10. Solid choice for the price. The pastries were mixed for me. The cinnamon roll had good flavor, but I’m super particular about them being soft and chewy, and this one was similar to a croissant. The donuts seem to be corn flour, which gives them a unique taste, but I personally wasn’t a fan (and cake donuts are, again, a bit dry for me), and the flavors didn’t stand out. Still, give this place a try. You may be surprised to find something special and tasty here, and at a good price.