Le Fournil serves Seattle, WA and is located in the 98102 ZIP code.
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Le Fournil received an average rating of 4.60 out of 5 stars from 20 reviews.
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by Umberto on 4/26/2021
Step into this cheerful neighborhood bakery on Eastlake and feel like you're in Paris. Revel in the fruit tarts, flaky napoleons, classic pain au chocolat, and many more treats, all prepared with authentic French sensibilities and skill.… Read Full Editorial
was "terrible service". Changed to "great service" by m d via Citysearch on 1/18/2011
Sunday, ordered and paid for a Galette des Rois to be picked up on Tuesday. Tuesday, the Galette has already been sold to someone else and there are none left to replace it.
I guess I should be thankful that they agreed to give me refund…
Quality of pastries has deteriorated by ReviewerRuvalcaba via Citysearch on 5/8/2009
Le Fournil changed the ingredients in their pastries and they taste really bad recently (Eclairs & Choux) . They must be using cheap ingredients. I brought this up to their attention and one of the ladies working there in fact acknowledged…
best pasteries in walking distance of UW by kerroh via Citysearch on 4/21/2009
Working in the Udistrict, the food is great, but can get a little tiresome after a while, so once in a while, I'll take a short walk across the bridge and head to Le Fournil, they have the best and freshiest crossiants and other desserts…
Le Fournil French Bakery by Jay R via Insider Pages on 4/8/2009
Went out for a walk and found this bakery near the first part of the walk. The almond croissant was heavenly. However, when the place is busy, the service rate doesn't keep up. It took our group 40 minutes to get through the line. All that…
artsy and French by C M via Insider Pages on 12/23/2008
If you're looking for authentic French pastries and coffee, go to the Eastlake neighborhood's Le Fournil. You can't go wrong with their wide selection fresh goodies and yummy drink menu.
Wonderful Food!! by Bakery1 via Citysearch on 10/17/2008
I am a HUGE fan of bakeries, but have not really been able to find a good one here in Seattle. I stumbled across Le Fournil and was overjoyed. Not only do that have a small parking area right next to the building (for customers only), they…
Meh by chowfiend34 via Citysearch on 8/20/2008
The reviews are glowing but I'm not after my visit to Le Fournil. The $8.99 express lunch sounds great- choose an entree (sandwich, salad, or quiche), a dessert (has to be under $2.95), and a beverage. I've heard that the sandwiches are…
Excellent bakery and lunch spot by rocketfuelbaby via Citysearch on 8/20/2008
Excellent sandwiches and pastries. Great coffee. Very simple bakery with a pleasant ambience and courteous staff.
great french food by michael1757 via Citysearch on 6/30/2008
Small and truly French, this cafe/bakery serves great crossaints (morning), soups, salads and sandwiches (lunch) and delicious deserts. The espresso is among the best in Seattle.\r
The service is good, but slow at times.\r
The only bad…
This French bakery is crazy delicious. Their... by PaulC via Menuism on 6/17/2008
This French bakery is crazy delicious. Their breakfast and lunch specials are ridiculous. The $4 breakfast...
True to French by Trish120 via Citysearch on 6/14/2008
This bakery is by far the best around. Their pastries and sandwiches are 'incroyable'! Les milles feuilles are full of flavor and the perfect texture. The croissants are also marvelous, especially with a great espresso decorated with…
amazing deserts by luckygrl76 via Citysearch on 5/7/2008
my hairdresser told me I had to try this place. oh my god amazing the perfect finish to a great afternoon. great coffee and the deserts well they all look fabulous but the eclaire was to die for.
A true gem! by laae via Citysearch on 4/9/2008
I have finally found a place in Seattle that sells fantastic americanos, not to mention, their pastries are superb! They are fresh and I have not had such authentic pastries since my trips to France! Thank you Le Fournil!
Wonderful lunches by alliburton via Citysearch on 3/7/2008
Le Fournil has the most wonderful lunch menu. We love stopping by on the weekends to pick up a sandwich, fruit tart and mocha to share. Highly recommended.
Favorite pastries in town by theLaLuks via Citysearch on 2/24/2008
Cozy little french bakery... tasty croissants executed with deliberation, great tarts, nice sandwich lunch selection. Highly recommended when you're in the area.
Je Adore! by lolapop via Citysearch on 7/11/2007
I adore Le Fournil. I would travel from anywhere in Seattle to get a sip of their hot creamy mocha, which goes down and finishes smooth. Uh oh, I feel a craving coming on. If that weren't enough they also have some of the most savory…
Great French Bakery!!! by samplinseattle via Citysearch on 3/24/2007
An easy-to-drive-by traditional French Bakery, Le Fournil has never disappointed when I am craving a sandwich, a coffee, a pastry, or all three. I am a trucker (original word starts with s and rhymes with trucker) for their tuna sandwich;…
If You Love Me by ejane via Citysearch on 3/12/2007
If you love someone, bring them a special pastry from Le Fornil for ANY reason--promotion, pregnancy, birthday, breakup, or Wednesday. They are amazing. A birthday cake from this place would easily ease the burden of aging. And the beauty…
How do I delete this review. by jennyholt via Citysearch on 2/10/2007
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best french pastries this side of the pond by quarterlife via Citysearch on 1/17/2007
i studied abroad in paris for a semester & became hooked on baguettes and croissants. after returning to the states, i found it impossible to eat baguettes from american bakeries.\r
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this bakery, however, has the best baguettes i've had…
