Three Hearts

“The coffee is fantastic, quick to go service, and the food is PHENOMENAL.”

April Way★★★

I stopped by Three Hearts Bakery after seeing Tacoma food writer Meg Van Huygen say that “anything croissant-y is going to be amazing” — and she’s absolutely right about that. The curry croissant and the classic croissant were both excellent: flaky, beautifully layered, and deeply satisfying. These are clearly the bakery’s strengths. Unfortunately, the sourdough bread didn’t work for me. It was unusually difficult to cut and chew, and the interior felt a bit too wet for my taste. The biggest disappointment, however, was the coffee caramel cheesecake. It tasted old and overly firm, with very

Emma T★★★★★

This place feels like there’s love in every detail. This is an order at the counter, they’ll bring you your food kind of establishment. Coffee was superb. I got a simple latte and it was perfect. The food does not come out fast, but it comes out yummy and well presented. And hot! The savory breakfast sandwich was delicious without being greasy or heavy. The pastry selection feels like they’re determined to have something for everyone, while still honoring creativity. Very positive experience. Not crowded at 7 am on a Saturday.

Emily Shumaker-Chupp★★★★★

New favorite place in Tacoma! The pastries are incredible!! The cranberry orange danish is out of this world! I had the breakfast hash and loved it. Atmosphere is so cute - there’s not a ton of seating though. Service was fast and friendly. Will definitely be back.

Jessica Kuranko★★★

Went in looked over the menu, was greeted nicely and promptly. Asked for the pulled pork unfortunately they were out of that, so I got the brisket, a grilled cheese with fried for my kid, coco, chai coffee, and chocolate croissant that ran up to be about 55.00. kinda pricey especially once I got my brisket sandwich I was disappointed, it was a lot of bread, and lettuce with just a thin shredded piece of brisket. Very blant, and over cooked meat. The croissant was lovely, grilled cheese was just that a simple sandwich. They had high chairs, and silverware all grab yourself kinda deal....I under