Reviewers praise Breadfarm for its fresh, high-quality breads and pastries, noting that items like baguettes and croissants are exceptional. Customers frequently recommend arriving early to secure stock, as products sell out quickly, particularly on weekends. The bakery operates on a to-go basis with limited seating and accepts cash or check only. Common criticisms include high prices for small portions, the lack of espresso drinks, and limited options for dietary restrictions such as vegan items.
Google rating: 4.8 out of 5 from 494 reviews (86% five-star).
Reviews on this page: 494 Google reviews (349 with written comments, 60 with photos).
Owner responses: the business replied to 5% of reviews.
Phrases our text analysis found in 349 written reviews
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Praise8689%
Complaints1111%
Topic share
How often each topic comes up in the written reviews
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Staff & attitude5052%
Price & value2425%
Would recommend1010%
Quality & results66%
Speed & response55%
Communication11%
Honesty & trust11%
What customers talk about
We read 349 written reviews and marked every phrase about these topics. The same colors are highlighted in the reviews.
“Wonderful bread and pastries, friendly staff and an amazing selection.”
“Very cute and reasonably priced small bites, platters.”
“I'm actually glad I did not go in there because it looks like another one of those overpriced bakeries where they charge you like $10 for a croissant.”
“Their foccacia is 10/10, literally one of the best things I have ever eaten.”
“Driving through town so I stopped for a Great Experience as I walked in bought Chocolate Ginger Spiced Cookies YUM!”
“I immediately regretted not getting more the second I had my first bite.”
“The staff was helpful and gave recommendations based on their own preferences and was willing to explain what each offering was and its ingredients.”
“Honestly one of the best bakeries I've ever been to, which makes me so sad cause that means I'll have to drive a couple hours to visit again 😭 We sto…”
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Edison18 reviews
Seattle9 reviews
Danish7 reviews
Valley4 reviews
French4 reviews
France4 reviews
praise complaint · found by our text analysis, Google review wording unchanged.
The kouign amann is “pretty good” but their chocolate croissant is amazing. One of the few bakeries in our travels that gives you more than a tiny nugget. I give it a solid 10 out of 10. I don’t think it’s Valrhona, but it’s not shoelace cheap discount chocolate.
Meal type: Breakfast
Price per person: $1–10
Noise level: Very quiet
Dale SerbousekLocal Guide · 219 reviewsiTotal number of Google reviews Dale has written across all businesses on Google Maps, not just this one.
I was in the area, so I thought I would stop here for the first time. It was 8:30 in the morning on a Saturday, and it looked pretty dead. I drove to park right next to their building, and they came out of the building to tell me that I wasn't allowed to park there because that's where their truck parks. She didn't tell me where I could park. She just marched back into the store, so I just decided to leave. I didn't really feel like spending my money in a place where people acted like that. I'm actually glad I did not go in there because it looks like another one of those overpriced bakeries where they charge you like $10 for a croissant.
Meal type: Breakfast
Group size: 1 person
Parking space: Difficult to find parking
Parking options: Parking is unavailable
Kristine StultzLocal Guide · 174 reviewsiTotal number of Google reviews Kristine has written across all businesses on Google Maps, not just this one.
Alex provided excellent customer service, and the bread and cookies were absolutely incredible! Thank you, Alex, from the two "old" ladies visiting from North Carolina.
Order type: Take out
Meal type: Other
Recommended dishes: Pain Au
Carolyn CaporgnoLocal Guide · 108 reviewsiTotal number of Google reviews Carolyn has written across all businesses on Google Maps, not just this one.
We always make Breadfarm a priority when we come up from Arizona! The pastries of all kinds are out of this world delicious! It's a must stop when in Skagit Valley!
Meal type: Brunch
Price per person: $20–30
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Nader SLocal Guide · 70 reviewsiTotal number of Google reviews Nader has written across all businesses on Google Maps, not just this one.
Had 3 danishes, a miche and rye bread. The danishes do not have enough salt in the dough. So they taste really flat. The miche is not bad. I just prefer more fermentation and more whole wheat. The rye bread is great.
JoeLocal Guide · 84 reviewsiTotal number of Google reviews Joe has written across all businesses on Google Maps, not just this one.
I'm driving from Seattle to Monterrey, California and ChatGPT planned this four day trip, recommended my stopping here for coffee and pastry. It wasn't wrong. I had a breakfast croissant thingy and the drip coffee and I splurged and bought the olive loaf. All I can say is WOW!
What a fun place we stumbled upon! We came yesterday when they were almost closed and they were almost out of bread - as expected for end of day so we decided to come back in the morning and we're so glad we did! We got a white sandwich loaf which ended up being so large, softy but also crusty and delicious. We also got some pastries that we ate at the picnic tables in the back and they were also delicious! Overall we are happy we made the drive back and we're able to support local!
