Seattle is filled with so many great things to do, from going on a hike or you spend the day exploring one of the amazing indoor rock climbing spots throughout the city. But sometimes, you just need a little pick me up with the perfect piece of sourdough bread. Preferably from one of the many amazing local sourdough bread bakeries.
Today we’ve compiled a list of some of the amazing sourdough spots you can find in Seattle. And you’ll want to believe us when we say, you’re going to want to check out each one of these places. As always, be sure to visit their website for local updates and information. And while you’re here, be sure to check out Market Apartments to find your next dream apartment.
1) Wild Rye
Wild Rye is where you’ll get stellar sourdough bread. They use local ingredients and European methods to make mouthwatering and exceptional baked goods. The bakery is open concept, so be sure to check out how the breads are made through large windows. Which shows just how much goes into make the best loaf of sourdough.
2) Ben’s Bread Co
A family-run Seattle bakery, Ben’s Bread Co is producing small-batch handmade breads and pastries. All of which use natural leavening and the finest of locally grown ingredients. Plus, a portion of all proceeds are donated to local community and other charitable organizations to help give back to the community.
3) Tall Grass Bakery
Located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Tall Grass Bakery offers a wide range of artisan bread. As well as granola, cookies, buns and pastries. Whether you’re looking for the Pullman loaf or a sourdough rye, you are sure to have one of the best pieces of bread Seattle has to offer.
4) Sea Wolf
Sea Wolf offers bread and pastry prepared by hand. The options rotate with the seasons, making this somewhere you’ll want to return to again and again, so you won’t miss out on one of the new amazing flavors they offer.
5) Alaskan Sourdough Bakery
A part of Pier 57, Alaskan Sourdough Bakery brings the tradition of the Alaskan prospectors to Seattle. Giving you some of the best sourdough in the city. These simple loaves have the perfect bite of the sour taste sourdough is known for. Grab some lunch while you’re there, but be sure to take a loaf home to enjoy for the week.
Have you ever been to any of these sourdough spots? Which one are you looking forward to trying the most? Head on over to the comments to let us know if your go-to spot made the list or not. If you’re looking for a new apartment, or interested in moving to the beautiful city with all these amazing outdoor attraction, find your next dream apartment here. As you search for the best apartments, be sure to check out our post on the best Farmer’s Markets around the Seattle area.
