Best Cake Places in Bellevue

"What started as a side project at charities and farmer’s markets for founder Autumn Martin, who cut her teeth as a pastry chef at Canlis and then head chocolatier at Theo Chocolate, soon turned into a bricks-and-mortar shop in the Ballard neighborhood. Combining her love for chocolate and baking, she created the Dark Decadence molten chocolate cake, which is still the most popular item on the menu. Newcomers include a molten peanut butter cake, a strawberry cake and a warm cookie with your choice of ice cream and topping."

"A post shared by Hot Cakes (@getyourhotcakes) on Nov 17, 2019 at 8:38pm PST. You had at us “Hot Cakes,” but to sweeten the deal, this ‘cakery’ creates a variety of desserts ranging from molten chocolate cakes, thick & boozy milkshakes, and créme brulee, to name a few!. Address: 1650 E Olive Way, SeattleNumber: 206-258-2591"

"GeorgetownCharlie Dunmire and her team of all-women bakers offer flavors like London Fog (earl gray cake held together by bergamot mascarpone cheese) and the chocolate-rich 9lb Porter in the form of soaring cakes (the vanilla bean custard reaching heights of nine layers of milk–soaked pastry). Dunmire takes special orders and can add a smattering of gold leaf or fresh flowers. These confections require careful prep, so get your order in seven days before pickup."

"Our experiences at Deep Sea Sugar and Salt have proven, time and time again, that there is no such thing as too much cake. Recognized as one of the best bakeries in Seattle, this place is a cake enthusiast’s dream come true. Certain cake flavors are only available as monthly specials, but the staples at Deep Sea Sugar and Salt are tried, true, and always tempting."

"Is there anything more soul-soothing than a generous wedge of cake?. This Georgetown cake shop doesn’t think so. That’s why you’ll find some of the most delicious slices of light-as-a-feather sponge in the most imaginative flavor combinations you’ve ever tasted at Deep Sea Sugar and Salt."

"Yes, that magnificent mash-up exists at Tangletown's Japanese bakery, which serves as a lovely spot for takeout treats after a Green Lake loop. And there's plenty more where that came from, from the generous chocolate cake to the pear franzipane. View this post on Instagram"

"I ordered three different cake slices and each one was so good. I had three servings of coffee in one day to have an e..."

"Chef Sara Eveland has worked in the Seattle food scene for 15 years. She started selling cookies out of Watson’s Counter in Ballard as a way to share something independent of the restaurants she works in. You can also find her cookies at popups like Chachis Pizza, Big Footlongs, and Good Shape Pizza."

"If a bakery is an exercise in eating with your eyes first, then Cubes Baking Company is the kind of workout we can get behind. It’s all too easy to—with the unchecked voracity of a blue, cookie-obsessed puppet—pillage the shelves of this Wallingford bakeshop, a place where the likes of cupcakes and scones take on a boxy silhouette. Indeed the baked goods here are square."

"WallingfordIn a compact brick storefront, baker Kara Burfeind builds fanciful creations out of a range of classic cake flavors like chocolate peanut butter and lemon cream. The SweetSide has a stable of go-to specialty designs, from a spray of tasteful frosting flowers to mermaid or macaron themes. But Burfeind’s happy to put her pastry degree to use on mega-custom cakes shaped like Lego characters or a fondant-wrapped calculator."

"For bakeries the goal, usually, is to be expansive and multitude in your baked goods—sweet and savory; diminutive pastries and impressively tall cakes; styles and shapes of any sort. Yet Nothing Bundt Cakes banks on its eponymous treat (and dad-joke styled pun). At its Mill Creek and Issaquah locations a pastry case is stocked with domed bundt cakes in flavors like red velvet and lemon all piped with cream cheese frosting."

"Army Corps of Engineers, the busiest set of locks in the United States allows water traffic to travel between the tidal waters Puget Sound and the Lake Washington Ship Canal. This waterway passes through Seattle’s inland freshwater lakes, via Lake Washington, Portage Bay, Lake Union and Salmon Bay, where it meets Puget Sound. The locks have permanently changed Seattle, lowering the water level on Lake Washington and Lake Union by 2.7 metres, giving rise to many miles of new land on the lakefronts."

"Seattle shimmers like an impressionist painting on sunny days at the Hiram M Chittenden Locks. Here, the fresh waters of Lake Washington and Lake Union drop 22ft into saltwater Puget Sound. You can stand inches..."

"There's no doubt—there's something intriguing and eerie about seeing two bodies of water, right next to each, at different levels."

"Also often referred to as MOHAI, The Museum of History and Industry celebrates Seattle's position as a leader in innovation and industry. This education facility also catalogs the events that led to Seattle's rise as an important port city. The True Northwest exhibit takes tourists on a journey through the region's history, from Native American cultures through the present, exploring how geography and cultural events like the Gold Rush helped shape the Emerald City."

"Located at the South Lake Union, Museum of History and Industry records every milestone of Seattle since its birth. From the first time that Native Americans came into contact with the Europeans, to how the city was rebuilt after it was burnt down by a devastating fire, as well as how the city got through both World Wars, explore their various award-winning and mind-bogging exhibits, and get ready to be absorbed into these historical moments!"

"Opening hours: 10am to 5pm daily (10am to 8pm on Thursdays in July and August and every first Thursday of the month). Wish to know more about the city you’re visiting?. Seattle’s Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) offers you an insight into its rich and storied past."

"Seward Park on Lake Washington is a great place to sit on the grass and have a picnic with your loved ones!. It is the largest lake in King County, and is located near Seattle and Bellevue. Many people enjoy going on jogs at Seward Park because there is a trail that's appropriate for all ages, and pets!"

"Lake Washington is so large that it borders several different cities, including Seattle, Kenmore, Kirkland, Renton and Bellevue. You can access it from dozens of locations in Washington State. It covers more than 20 miles in total."

"Thanks to a nudge from the owner of legendary Seattle ice-cream brand Molly Moon’s (see below), Hello Robin opened in 2013 to offer freshly baked cookies (and ice-cream cookie sandwiches) in a dozen different flavors every day. And these are not your run-of-the-mill cookies, either. Squidgy, chewy and with the right balance of salty and sweet, the options range from the traditional (chocolate chip) to the more adventurous (orange habanero chocolate chip or salted butterscotch)."

"Hello Robin would be perfect even if it only served cookies, the moist and chewy kind you dreamed about as a kid. But this Capitol Hill shop — with a new outpost at U Village — decided to venture even further toward perfection and utilize its signature cookies for ice cream sandwiches with Molly Moon’s in the middle. Delivery is available via GrubHub and Postmates."

"You can find Hello Robin nestled on the quiet side of Capitol Hill. Here, you'll find a sandwich made from two of my favorite classics: warm cookies and ice cream. They freshly bake their cookies in-house throughout the day to ensure that each sandwich is the perfect combination of warm cookie and cold ice cream."

"website | delivery radius: nationwide | best for: seasonally-rotating cookies. I remember visiting Lowrider Cookie Co. when they were in a tiny vintage trailer at the Georgetown Trailer Mall, one of the best gift shops in Seattle. Owner Emily Allport started selling her soft cookies around Seattle farmers markets and popups, but now has two retail locations in the Central District and its original trailer in Georgetown."

"location: Central District (get directions) and Georgetown (get directions) | website | best for: soft cookies with interesting flavor combos. Lowrider Baking Company is named after owner Emily Allport’s weiner dog. She got her start selling out of Seattle farmers markets, but now has two locations and nationwide shipping for her irresistible cookies."

"Lowrider Baking Company is offering same-day delivery for all of your cookie needs. If you go to their website, you can buy a layered cookie cake, as well as individual slices of cookie cake, pints of Full Tilt ice cream, and even half-pints of milk."