
The French Guys is a bakery dedicated to bringing our favorite French breads, pastries, and desserts to the Seattle community, from the iconic croissant to our countryside classics. Since our founding in 2020, our mobile bakery has grown to a full-fledged production serving twelve farmers markets in the summer, four in the winter, and over fifteen wholesale partners across Seattle. Our location in University Village is open seven days a week. It’s this combination of premium locally-sourced ingredients, expert techniques, and a deep love for our home that creates our quintessential French Guys experience. We invite you to be part of our family — after all, bakers make the world smell better!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2650 NE Village Ln, Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: (206) 380-5014
Website: https://www.thefrenchguys.com/
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Reviews
Sad to say, I was a bit disappointed in the raspberry croissant. Taste wise, the croissant is delicious with some raspberry jam in the middle. Texture is where it lost some stars. It feels bad, because you can tell the bakers went into a lot of effort to achieve the layers and flake but I think there is some improper storing of the croissant after it’s been baked or something, because the bread had moisture. It just didn’t have the crispy flake and crumble you would expect for a nice croissant!
Another note for service, it’s inconsistent. I wasn’t asked if it was dine in or to go, so I was confused when I was handed my croissant in a brown paper bag at the register. No matter, I simply asked for a plate as I was there to eat brunch with my friend. Funny her pastries were on plate, and mine was in a bag. I also only found out about the option of getting the pastry warmed up because she told me they warmed up hers. Maybe a miss on service, but I think if the croissant was warmed up it would have helped the texture.
The Baguettes are made using the French style, and I guess a bit of sourdough since the flavor reminded me ofntheir excellent Sourdough Rustic bread.
I also recommend their Lemonade, it wasn’t too sweet and I felt it was natural and fresh.
Their Sandwiches felt fresh and delicious.
There is a seating are on the second floor with old French style, it was very quite and comfortable to sit and work there, plus the view from the second floor into the bakery is nice.
The owner and manager is a super nice guy as well, which is always a bonus.
Hazelnut croissant is soft and cold — -2 stars. Although it looks flaky, it tastes as soft as a piece of bread can get. How is this croissant selling for $7.25. Seattle people have some standards please.
It’s okay for one time visit.