Cinnamon Works

Walking near pike place and came across these cookies! They were huge and delicious. I love that they have a vegan gluten free choice. The service was wonderful all the workers were super friendly. Would definitely come again!

Honestly if you skip this shop you don't know what you're missing. I'm telling you that's the closest thing to grandma ever made, got for atleast a box

This place is absolutely amazing. We stopped by here while at Pike's Place Market and had a lot of fun. The staff is extremely sweet and work so hard - especially till close. Plus they have so many flavors!!! I ended up getting one of the pumpkin chocolate chip cookies and it was divine. One cookie will set you back about $6 bucks. But it's so worth it! They're as big as your head and easily enough to share.IG: @QueenOfAdventureNYC

I was visiting Pike Place on a Sunday around 4, and I wanted something sweet. I saw a few people by this stand, and a worker bringing out fresh cookies which piqued my interest. I stood by waiting for someone to take my order, and after several minutes one of the workers impatiently asked if any of us wanted anything. A couple standing by me chose to walk away at this query, possibly due to the workers tone. I asked for a chocolate chip cookie, and when the worker asked me if there was anything else, I looked at the customization options on the flyer that appeared to be included in the price. She told me "if you're reading this for the options I can't guarantee that anything is still available". Which. Ok. Fair. They were set to close within the hour but as fresh cookies seemed were put out while I was watching this seemed a bit abrupt, rather than waiting for me to request or them marking off things that were depleted. But I decided to just get the cookie, paid (there is a credit card surcharge which is posted but the worker also warned me). Despite the questionable service, the cookie itself was incredible. It was very big, and warm, with a crispy edge and soft and chewy center with the chips slightly melted. Easily could satiate two people but I eagerly ate it alone. I would come back, just maybe with another worker. There are no tables here, just stand and order then walk away

I really wanted to love Cinnamon Works, but I didn't love any of the three items I purchased.The cookies here are heavy. They're huge and dense and no one who's ever had amazing gingersnaps or gingerbread would say it was good. If you take a bite and your response isn't "Mmm" then it's not a good gingersnap.The plain jane cinnamon roll was straight up bad and I don't think I've ever had one worse. I had one bite and threw it out. Finally, the blueberry muffin was the best of the three, but still not worth braving the Pike Place crowds for since it was just a basic muffin.Cinnamon Works' model seems to be to load up on covering many of their large treats with sugar, while not investing a ton in their internal flavor. So although I liked the muffin, it's just easier to pick one up at Whole Foods for equal or slightly better quality.

Do not recommend this place for coffee at all! We came here because it was next to Beechers and wanted some coffee. My order was a soy vanilla latte. The wait was long, and when my drink was handed to me, it was pure white. It looked like there was no coffee in it. The girl at the counter kept insisting that was how the drink supposed to be. I took a sip and instantly knew that this was just milk and vanilla and asked her to add "another" shot. Of course the drink instantly got darker, but the coffee was so diluted with so much milk that I took a few more sips and threw my drink away.

After a long trip from SoCal we were starving for a snack since we still had lunch plans soon after. Our first stop was in the Pike Place Market area so we walked around and came across this little shop on the street. We just got a regular cinnamon roll with frosting, and got it warmed up. The cinnamon roll was simple, but from its simplicity you can feel the gooiness of the inside of the roll, and taste the cinnamon that's rolled up. The frosting adds a bit of gooiness to it as well, but honestly even if you get it without the frosting it would still taste great. There's really not much to say about the cinnamon roll other than it satisfied our sweets craving and was the perfect texture. The people working at the counter were super nice as well, and got it warmed up pretty quickly. If I'm ever in Seattle again, I do want to try out their cookies as well.

You can smell this place for a while before walking up. It smells so heavenly. We just had to pick up something for us and to bring home to the teens. We ordered some of the gigantic cinnamon rolls. They were huge and she heated them up for us right there. We weren't going to eat them at that time, but if we were... that would have been amazing! We also ordered some of the big cookies. Those things are also huge. The kids loved them! We also enjoyed the tiny bite our kids allowed us to have. LolIt's worth the wait to get in line. I'm sure almost anything is great here.

Legit my favorite place in the market. The smells are unbeatable. I die inside when I go to grab a cookie on days they're closed. They do charge for card. The vegan cookies are very good - allergen friendly*** My go-to is chocolate chip. I bring home a snickerdoodle for dad and oatmeal raisin for mom every time I go. Big cookie. Not too greasy. Great with milk. Quick service. Love that they employ high school kids.

Great for vegan/gluten-free options, but the two cookes I had weren't actually good, and definitely not worth the $6+ price each. +$0.50 fee for card.Snickerdoodle cookie ($5.75) tasted too eggy and had hardly any cinnamon on top. I wouldn't have called it a snickerdoodle at all.The vegan oatmeal raisin ($6) was fine, but not amazing.Neither had as much cinnamon flavor as the promising smell of the bakery implied.