Lynden Dutch Bakery

Mike Sl

Google says that they are not open on Sundays, but they are (see photo). That said, the pictures of stocked shelves are definitely not accurate on Sunday, and what we did have was clearly not fresh. We went in hoping to try the Poffertjes (like ebelskivers - light, small, rounded pancake-like) but all they had was a "Poffertjes muffin", which turned out to be a large, cold, extremely dense, overcooked spiced muffin. Also, we ordered americanos which were weak, bitter and required us to put in a bunch of the dinky creamer cups on our own (the ones we had earlier in the morning across the street were night and day better). The girls serving we're pleasant and helpful, hence at least the three stars.

J W

They use D'tarte beans which is excellent. The major disappointment is in the execution in the making of the latte by the barista. It was essentially thrown together and very expensive. For what they charge the owners should give proper training to the baristas on how to make high end espresso drinks!

Scott Nakagawa

Lovely bakery, everything looked so delicious, just had to try something! The staff was very friendly. Decided to try their blueberey lemon sweet bread, can't wait too get it gone and dig into it. A very popular place, most tables were taken and a line at the counter.

Simeon Muller

For 100 years this place has been serving great treats. And they still do. From delightful sweets to delicious biscuits and gravy, you can come here any time of the day an get some homemade food.