Its my turn to buy and bring in breakfast for the office of about 25-30 people.Suggestions?Caphill or DT.We've done Specialty's, bagels, donuts, etc for Questionland Seattle

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Its my turn to buy and bring in breakfast for the office of about 25-30 people.Suggestions?Caphill or DT.We've done Specialty's, bagels, donuts, etc

D21 asked in Other-Food & Drink about 1 year ago | Report

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Both Arosa and Besalu are great ideas. But I have the best cuz it's cheaper, better and in the right neighborhood!

Go to Eltana's bagels on 12th (around Pine) and get some dozens of bagels with some shmeer. If you get there early they will be coming out of the oven and you better get extras cuz you will eat half of them on the way to the office.

Trust me on this. You will not find a better bagel and bagels are great because as much as I am a sugar/butter lover, this is a better way to start the day.

Did you give me the mushroom yet?

infernactual answered in Other-Food & Drink about 1 year ago | Report

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Just read this and laughed because that's exactly where I ended up going this morning. 3 dozen bagels(hot outta the oven),some cream chz,and fig spread. Everyone was happy. Prob. should've called ahead but they hustled them up for me.You now have the mushroom.

D21 commented about 1 year ago | Report

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You are too kind! Glad it worked out. I guess I got some down votes for my joking abut the mushroom. Should have realized how serious we take the mushroom and not broken the unwritten rules about requesting one (even kiddingly). But thanks!

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How much $ can you drop? If you can spend about $3-$5/person I'd make arrangements before hand with James at Cafe Besalu. His pastries are too good. He wouldn't let you walk out with that much without first putting in an order, though, so don't ust show up expecting that he'd be able to fill a box. It's a small operation and he only mkaes enough to get through the day with the regular walk in customers.

Tom answered in Other-Food & Drink about 1 year ago | Report

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pastries are all well and good, 2011 ripened fruits would be a treat. It's a little early yet, I had some pineapple from Costa Rica the other day, it was so much nicer than the rock hard almost sour stuff I find in 'fresh fruit' cups in my work place cafeteria.

internet_jen answered in Other-Food & Drink about 1 year ago | Report

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A little outside your geographical range, but Arosa Cafe (there's one on First Hill and one in Madison Park) has these little snack waffle bombs of deliciousness. About $2.50 each, filling and not forgettable.

yellinginunison answered in Other-Food & Drink about 1 year ago | Report

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