Tall Grass Bakery

Category: Bakery in Seattle, Washington

Address: 5907 24th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107, USA

Phone: +12067060991

Opening hours

Sunday: 9AM–6PM

Monday: Closed

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 9AM–6PM

Thursday: 9AM–6PM

Friday: 9AM–6PM

Saturday: 9AM–6PM

Reviews

Thom van Tijn

Mar 13, 2022

This bakery makes some of he best Baguettes I've had in my entire life. A life that's been full of many a baguette. I can also highly recommend their cinnamon rolls, which are truly divine. Absolutely a must stop for anyone, in, nearby, or even passing through the area.

Jeremy Lox-Folsom

Mar 4, 2022

The shop is small, but there was a surprising amount of variety on the menu. We tried the baguette, sourdough, and a small seeded roll. It was all very good. We'll definitely be visiting again in the future.

Yü Wu

Nov 30, 2021

Small but excellent bakeshop. For my first visit, I had a Baker St. sourdough, which is great for both by itself or making sandwiches. I also tried the seeded rye, super solid and the inside doesn't feel dry even after a couple of days. …

Birdie Huerta

Nov 16, 2021

This bakeshop I visited last day set me up a delicate and floppy bread banded together with an espresso. I appreciated having a nibble in this bakeshop. They likewise had newly prepared treats.

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Questions & Answers

Do they accept SNAP (EBT)?

Aryaun | Oct 7, 2021
Jeff Schrader | Oct 8, 2021

I don't think so, it's best to ask them at their walk up entrance.

What are the Covid safety practices like here?

People are asking | Feb 9, 2021
Joe Olson | Feb 10, 2021

Everyone working in the bakery is masked and gloved, and customers can only purchase items from outside the front door.

Nutritional info—e.g., calorie count—not on label. Bar code on Hominy Bread, when scanned, reads, “Ezikiel sprouted whole grain bread”, which it is not.

Janice Palmer Bradley | Dec 7, 2019
V Weber | Dec 8, 2019

Their bread is organic, local, and high quality. Better than most generic bread that may give you a whole printed up label but nothing wholesome.

what bread do you make that makes it the bet bread?

alexander jean lopez andrada | Dec 7, 2019
Meagan Reasoner | Dec 8, 2019

They make a variety of breads, several different types of sourdoughs, made from starter, also different yeasted breads. The classic baguette is popular as well as an olive bread, made with two types of olive, sweet onions and a wonderful mixture of herbs. Don't pass up the pastries though!! Most breads can be slices if wanted, only exception is the all rye breads due to their density.

Do you bake any breads using only einkorn flour as the wheat component of the bread

Seth Ellner | Dec 7, 2017
Jeff Schrader | Dec 8, 2017

Best to call them as they bake breads using different types of grains and flours, so there won't be a blanket answer.

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