Cinnamon Works

This place has delicious vegan treats. I had the vegan snickerdoodle cookie and the cinammon roll all to myself. Yeah, they’re huge treats. I was on vacation, so I treated myself to massive delicious baked vegan delicousnesses.
She asked if I wanted the cinammon roll heated, which I said yes. It was delicious, but messy as I was walking around eating it.
The snickerdoodle cookie was super good. I want to go back to Seattle just for their snickerdoodle!

They offer many vegan options & several different types of cinnamon rolls. The employee who helped us was quite pleasant. The vegan cinnamon roll is light & fluffy & topped with maple icing. Perfect place for a to-​go coffee & breakfast pastry or cookie.

I often dream of their deliciously cooked vegan snickerdoodle cookie. I’ve even contemplated flying from Los Angeles to Seattle just to pick one up and fly back home. It’s not fair that you guys don’t exist over here.

My GF cinnamon rolls I bought Friday morning were terrible!
I’ve had them before and I don’t think these were fresh plus she said they were all sold out already (at 9:30am) except the 3 I bought. I was visiting the city for the day otherwise I would have sent them back. Disappointing!

LOVED IT! I had the White Sticky Bun and was not disappointed with the quality or quantity! Will definitely visit this place again!

Just okay. Not heated enough and even if they were nothing special. If you’re looking for gluten free or wheat cinnamon rolls this place is probably for you.

Sorry, Seattle — maybe the regular goods are delicious but the gluten free is longing.
Not the biggest selection and very dry and grainy texture. I had to throw out most of what I bought ($ 15/​worth) because it just wasn’t worth the calories.
If you want to try some really good GF bakery goods — and you’re in the SF Bay Area — try Flour Chylde Bakery. Based in Novato but avail. at many farmer’s markets in the area.
The Lemon Coconut cake is out of this world and you’d never know the Pumpkin cake is GF. Everything they have is awesome! And they’re super nice!

BIG. ASS. COOKIES… That’s all you need to know about this bakery located in the touristy heart of Pike Place Market. They are knonw for their Cinnamon Rolls but on the two occasions that we passed, the large Vegan version didn’t look as appealing as the «regular» as it lacked a traditional icing. The second time around, they were out. So instead with went with the aforementioned big ass cookies.
These suckers aren’t just big in circumference. They are also thick and chewy. We went with the Vegan Snicker Doodle, and Chocolate Chip. Both cookies were dense, yet soft. The choco chip was excellent the first day we ate it. Massive, toothsome, lots of chips and walnuts. Very tasty.
A full day later, the snicker doodle was almost as good as it would be fresh. Maybe the best snicker doodle I’ve ever had. Even if there’s not much competition out there on the Vegan front.
Sure $ 4.50 is a lot to pay for a cookie. Then again, it’s basically two cookies in one. Great for sharing. Or if you’re like us, just try them all and regret it later.

Awesome place along pike place market. Went for the gluten free baked goods and was not diasppointed!
Had the cinnamon roll, chocolate chip cookie, and pumpkin cookie. All were delicious! My friends tried some regular banana bread and said it was great too! This place is definitely worth a stopping by!

What happened? We had one of the best cookies of our lives 8 months ago. We’re back and either the recipe changed or they are having a bad day.
Cookies were flaky and crispy last time. Today they are doughy, tough and thick. We’re sad…

You can’t not stop when you smell the wafting scent of cinnamon rolls baking in the oven. Lucky for the BF, there were several gluten free options to choose from. He nabbed the last gluten free cinnamon roll, which was unfrosted, but the lady behind the counter kindly drizzled frosting on top and popped it in the oven to warm it right up. I went for a peanut butter cookie (all the gluten and dairy in that one!). It’s as big as my head so I made it through approximately 3 bites before I had to wrap it up for later. I recommend pairing it with a coffee drink, which they serve.
$ 4 minimum on credit cards and 50cent service charge.
If you’re on the hunt for a pastry and also happen to be gluten free or vegan, this is the place for that in the market.

10 thumbs up for the gluten free selection. Had to stop myself at three GF sweets because there was so much to try. Very impressed with the body and taste of the flour. Sweet but not too sweet. Had the cinnamon roll, monster cookie and pumpkin cookie. Stomach and pocket book still hurt but well worth it.

The vegan chocolate chip cookie was not to die for but it did stir up my reward system. Tasted like a regular chocolate cookie to be honest but atleast it was big!

My honey loves this place.
He had the peanut butter, ginger snap, & snicker doodle! 5 stars for all of them he says

This place is great! And before you say «holdup, $ 4 for a cookie?» you need to know these cookies are COLOSSAL and well worth the $ 4+.
They have vegan and gluten free options, which I appreciate. These cookies are more than a snack — they’re dense and will fill you up.
I recommend the monster cookie unless you are not fond of peanuts, since the peanut butter taste is pretty strong. In that case I’d go for the snickerdoodle, equally large, soft and chewy.
Always a great stop in Pike Place!

A random mom and pop place at Pike. I was craving something sweet after eating chowder and the piroshky.
The cookies are huge and so are the cinnamon buns. I had a bun and thought it was average.

Who doesn’t love cookies the size of your hand???
We got there as they were stacking up a warm fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies. The chocolate chips were still all melty and amazing. The Monster cookie was my favorite though, with oatmeal, pb, white and regular chocolate chips and nuts. So tasty!
And the staff was super friendly.

Giant cookies for your giant sweet tooth!
Snickerdoodle, was reg nothing special other than it’s size. Tasted like a normal snickerdoodle if you ask me. But hey, it satisfied my sweet tooth so it’s all good!
Also thumbs up for vegan and gluten free options. Thumbs down for only have one worker serving up the goods. Felt like I waited a century standing in line, as she took the order, made the coffee and served up the goodies.

4.5 stars. We were walking around Pike Place Market one afternoon and noticed that Cinnamon Works offers a whole section of Gluten Free baked goods/​cookies! Our nephew who has celiac disease has had little opportunities to enjoy GF food while living in SE Asia, so we got him a huge GF Monster cookie we saw in their GF section.
We initially wanted their GF muffin, too, but unfortunately, they already ran out of them in the afternoon.
Overall, their cookie is a bit expensive… however, given its huge size, and loads of goodies in their monster cookie, as well as hard to find GF item, we don’t mind at all. Even my highly gluten tolerant SO said the cookie actually tastes great like normal cookies and agreed with him, too!
Overall, this place offers a great alternative for gluten intolerant/​individuals with celiac disease to stop by. They have more selection of GF baked goods, so you won’t have to stick to just your old, plain bland food.

Vegan Snickerdoodle: A+ Crispy edges, chewy center.
For years, I’ve been meaning to stop here for a sweet treat and today was the day. I only tried one item (vegan snickerdoodle) and it was one of the best cookies I’ve had… and I’ve had plenty! I’ll admit it did give me a bit of a stomachache but that’s probably just because I don’t tend to eat sweets too often.
As a vegan, I appreciate that the ingredients are listed and the vegan items are clearly labeled.
$ 4.50 for a cookie seems a bit much but when you consider that it was the size of my head and was split between four people, it’s not bad at all.
Will definitely stop back during my next trip to Seattle.