Borrowed Kitchen Bakery

I don’t why it took me so long to discover this place but I’m impressed! I’ve had lunch there twice and the soups and salads are always great. This year, I pre-​ordered a pumpkin pie, rolls, gravy and cranberry sauce to offset my Thanksgiving cooking workload. A brilliant move. Everyone was happy!

Always so delicious. The apple fritter and croissant with glaze were super tasty. The seating area has grown since the last time we were hear. Staff was very friendly and helpful with suggestions. Get there early they sell quickly.
I’ve only ever had pastries. Next time I need to order more off the menu.

Amazing pastries and baked goods… Apple fritter, croissants, scones and coconut macaroons a must try. Only issue was they were not prepared for the rush on Sunday and goods were picked over due to the recent wind storm. Staff seemed a little flustered. It was sweet they had to recruit their grandparents to help out. Luckily we got fresh ham and cheese croissants straight from the oven. I would like to go back when it isn’t so crazy and try more including full breakfast items.

Everything I have ever purchased here exceeded my expectations! The staff is always very friendly. I highly recommended the ham and cheese croissant. I have not had time to sit and eat but I would like to in the near future. I love how they keep their road sign updated everyday with the special. 5 star bakery in my book!

I’ve been to the Borrowed Kitchen Bakery two times now, driving in from Poulsbo just to enjoy the Eggs Tartine. Delicious. The service and atmosphere feel homey and welcoming. It’s fun to be able to see right into the area where the food is prepared. I love to see the cookbooks and binders right on the counter. It truly feels like I am stepping into someone else’s kitchen with the added benefit of not having to cook for myself or clean up when I’m done.
I do wish they had multiple high chairs. I had a chocolate croissant that seemed more like a cake and less like a layered croissant so I did not enjoy that item. But I will be back.

Received a Unilocal reply from BKB which provided context for me.
Also, I’ve been in periodically driving to/​from the ferry terminal and had their chocolate croissants and apple fritters. Good to see an independent bakery thrive in Kingston.

I am not easy to please with pastry. I ate there every morning of my vacation because it was so good I could not get enough.

Wonderful customer service everytime. Prices are very great for being home made. If youre a lemon bar person have one from here it was fabulous.

Seems like everyone loves their maple bacon scones, and I’m one of them! Heavenly. Going to the ferry next week, and can’t wait to have another!

I called the bakery less than 48 hours before Thanksgiving… and despite the cut off time for pie orders being Sunday (and me calling on Tuesday) they were still able to whip me up a pumpkin pie. They even let me pick it up after closing time since I didn’t get off work until they had closed. The shop was extremely clean and smelled wonderful. The staff was friendly and so helpful. I will absolutely be a return customer. They went beyond the extra mile and that kind of customer service is so appreciated.

We were so disappointed that a bakery would not have doughnuts! We settled for a cinnamon Carmel pecan roll for $ 3. It was tasty but being a baker myself I can be a little hard to please– I am partial to my own rolls. The owners were nice but seemed quiet/​timid. The bathroom was also shared with NAPA auto parts so it was the typical grungy, dirty, unsanitary (black bar of soap and revolving damp cloth towel machine) sort of auto parts store bathroom you’d expect. Appeared they had a good relationship with local regulars which was sweet to see. We have no reason to return though.

One of the BEST bakeries I’ve ever been to. We got a load of the Walnut Sourdough bread, and it was amazing. Full of walnuts, yeast, and love. We also got an Apple Coffee Cake which was huge, moist, and fantastic. Coffee was great, service was great, 5 stars.

A wonderful find… just stumbled upon it while driving to the ferry… The staff were lovely and very engaging!
I purchased a lovely peanut butter bar and had a bite or two of that while traveling home. For my little guy, I got a crab sugar cookie.
As soon as I got in the house, the rest of the peanut butter cookie disappeared (hmmm…) and the crab cookie lost a claw.
There was a great selection at the end of the day on Friday and they were still more items being created. Along with confections, there appeared to be bread selections available.

Oh so yummy… this place is dangerous for me. I love baked goods. Chocolate crescent do I need to say more? OK ham and cheese crescents… apple fritters and they are not the greasy overly sweet kind they are fresh moist and wonderful.

I have been here a few times with my mom on the way through town to Port Angeles. I have had garlic bread, pie, and scones. All were tasty. Hot cocoa and Mom said the coffee was good. We got ham and cheese croissants last time we were there. It might have been new staff working, we knew they were new, but we asked for them to be warmed, but they weren’t really warmed at all. Also, the ham was cubed rather than sliced. Between it not really being warm and the ham being cubed it just was a little off. You only got ham in portions of your bites rather than getting a bite of everything each time.
I wasn’t really impressed by the cookies, I like my cookies a little more moist and chewy than what I got here.
Service is friendly and helpful. I want to try their sandwiches and soup when I get a chance!

3 words… Maple. Bacon. Scone.
Do it.

Great selection but bring cash or local check. No cards are accepted here!
I’ve had the scones (way yummy) and the brownie (yummy).

Went here based on a friend’s recommendation. She knew I was a scone fanatic. So, she told me I had to try this place. She was right!!! I bought two different ones. The blackberry was nice and tart. But, the maple bacon scone was fantastic! I loved the salty and sweet mixed together and it was nice and moist! SO GOOD! We tried a few of the cookies and they were O.K. I might try something (along with another maple bacon scone) different next time. The pies looked yummy!

OMG — so yummy! Amazing high quality pastries and breads. The cinnamon rolls remind me of my childhood and are absolutely fantastic. They also have a stand at the Poulsbo farmers market if you don’t feel like driving to Kingston. Only complaint is they don’t open early enough.

Go here!
We landed at the Borrowed Kitchen via the ferry, unaware that such a place existed. One of those, oh man, we’ve gotta check this out.
It’s perfect. In a word. All the baked treats you would be looking for and more, on of those perfect almost off the map places that you truly feel lucky to find.
Bring cash! We didn’t, but stopped anyhow with just a few bucks in our pocket. I kid you not, after tasting the bacon scone, we turned around, found the closest grocery store, got cash, and came right back for more goodies. It’s that kind of good.
Please — take the Edmonds-​Kingston ferry for a beautiful trip out to the Peninsula, and stop here on the way. Or just take the ferry with Borrowed Kitchen as your destination. You won’t be disappointed! Show some love, help a local business, tip well, and enjoy the bounty!
Tell them Joshua sent you… they’ll be like, «Huh? Who?»… but it won’t matter, because you’ll be eating something too delicious to manage a reply.
Thanks for listening!