Tammy’s Bakery

Gave them another try yesterday and they fail me again. Make sure you consume the food the same day you buy them or it will be rotten by the next day even when you refrigerate them. Called the manager and she said it’s supposed to be rotten. What kind of business are you running.

Every single time I came in to buy their foods I feel like they change the price or the staff don’t know the price. I wish they label the price of the foods. Also I notice they don’t bother to check the foods on the table because it’s hard and old. If you ever go buy their foods please touch it if it’s soft it’s new and if it’s hard it’s old.

Been around since my childhood. Quality service, and culturally authentic. Would recommend coming here if you’re looking for something nice and inexpensive in terms of pick-​up food

Tammys is located in an oriental ghetto area. But they make the best Banh Mi’s and Avocado Smoothies. Wished they were open a little later though!

I love Banh Mí, but this had to be the worst I’ve ever had. My wife and I ordered two, and the whole thing tasted like they rubbed the meat over a rusty charcoal grill. We couldn’t get past one bite and had to toss the whole thing. Also– the lady serving was coughing into the food. I felt sick. Avoid! Goto Saigon Vietnam deli instead.

They have the second best egg rolls in Seattle and the best bahn mi sandwiches. The best eggrolls to me are stll from Aloha Market on Beacon Hill back in the day (yes, I still hold a candle). The only place that is remotely close is Tamarind Tree but they use rice paper wrap for some reaon. Anyway, they have some good hot deli items here as well like the noodles. I haven’t really tried anything else there.

I come here for bubbletea and a little snack like their meatball skewer stick thing. They have other drinks like the traditional sugar cane. There’s also other non freshly made drinks like canned soy milk. It goes great with banh mi, unfortunately their banh mi here isn’t my favorite. I would pick up their packaged meals when I need actual food, it’s better than the banh mi.
Parking lot here is terrible and chaotic, it’s located in a Vietnamese shopping center so figures. If all fails, park at the parking lot on the opposite side and walk, and if that fails too, there might be street parking unless you want to walk even further to park at the ghetto Safeway’s lot nearby.
Over the years growing up, Tammy’s has expand. It used to be a tiny deli, but they now have extra space from next door so there’s more room and variety in the store. The ladies that help me here are always friendly.
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I typically only come here for the avocado smoothie with boba or sugar cane drink because they are amazing. I have noticed that the prices on drinks have gone up a little bit. I have also gotten several Vietnamese sandwiches over the years and they are OK, I did get sick once so I stopped getting them. I don’t come here very often because the parking lot is absolutely terrible. But overall I highly recommend any of there drinks.

Local favorite! Grab any pastry and an avocado shake to satisfy your taste buds. This place is packed during the weekend and lunch hour. Enjoy prepared foods of the Vietnamese and French style.

Lots of to go food selections to choose from. There’s a che (dessert) bar, soup bar, and deli hot foods bar. Located in a shopping plaza so parking is available but usually crowded so sometimes hard to find. Great place to go to for to go food but service isn’t so great.

This place is the best Vietnamese deli in Seattle! Quality food for good prices! The shop is small and is usually pretty busy but the service is pretty quick. I recommend getting the combo #1 sandwich and the spring rolls! The bubble tea is also really good!

Visited this place because we wanted some bubble tea. This little place is packed full of awesome foods! To our surprise they have loads of fresh baked breads! There were so many items there that we gotta go back another time to check it out.
We ordered the Pina Colada & Mango Pineapple Smoothies & they were very tasty, but the pearls were over cooked, overly soft & soggy. I suggest skipping the pearls & get jellies if you want some texture in your drink.

Times are a changing
I’ve been going to this bakery since about 2004 (I think it’s that old or older). I went recently and wondered how long ago they actually gave this place a good scrub. I used the restroom and there was no soap. Does that mean the staff don’t wash their hands after going?
This is the first time I’ve ever had spring rolls with brownish lettuce. It was the best option of the slims pickings in the later afternoon. The food and the cleanliness are down the tubes. I have a lower bar in general for these bakeries but this went way below.
The popularity of this place has let everything else slide!

I love Tammy’s! I usually come here for the desserts. I get suong sao banh lot. It’s a definite must try. If you’re a fan of Bambu’s #10 dessert item, just get suong sao banh lot and ask them to add hot luu aka red tapioca. It’s pretty similar, but the base is coconut and milk. Their Che thai is pretty good too, especially when it’s fresh.
The ladies behind the counter are super quick and friendly. They see my family often and always say hi!
Only downside is that this is a cash-​only establishment. I rarely carry cash! But the inconvenience may be a blessing in disguise because I would probably go broke and get fat off desserts.

They have an assortment of boxed lunches, Vietnamese food and some pastry treats. I only tried a pastry, which was okay, but nothing to go crazy over.

The Grilled Pork Banh Mi Sandwich is the best vietnamese sandwich I’ve ever had. This is my favorite banh mi place in all Seattle.
The place looks a bit dumpy, but it’s worth all 5 stars.
What do you expect if you’re sandwich is going to cost $ 3.50 out the door?
It’s a bargain and once you bite into it you will go there again. I haven’t tried anything else there, but the sandwiches are exceptional. Hard to pick something else out when the sandwiches are so good.

I would give this place a 5 star except the only thing stopping me frm doing so is jst the cramped space inside the bakery/​deli tht I’m not such a fan of. Other than that this place is mine and my boyfriends banh mi spot! They got the best fresh bread. Not too hard not too soft, literally just fckn perfect! We always ask for no jalapeño but usually they jst don’t understand. I just suggest to double check sandwiches before eating if any special request was made when ordering.
Cash only!

I LOVE this spot!
Whenever I’m near, I always make time for a quick visit! Cheap, quick, fresh and they have almost every Vietnamese deli dish you could think of! Granted, I’ve never had anything other than their Banh Mi… but I visit pretty frequently and will eventually try their other dishes ;).
Their Banh Mi is a plentiful portion of delicious flavors. The baguette is always fresh, their veggies are pickled to perfection and they’ve got their veggie/​meat/​pâté/​mayo ratio so right, my mouth is watering as I type… stop by, it’s definitely worth a visit.

One of, if not the best banh mi and Vietnamese delis in Seattle. This is the fcking joint. Their sandwiches slap. hard. But I’m not Vietnamese so take this review with a grain of salt. In my opinion, better than banh mi I’ve had in Vietnam. The bread is so fresh, toasted to perfection on the outside, soft with a crisp on the inside, uncomparable. Tammy’s got their amazing combination of fish sauce, mayo, pâté, pickled daikon/​carrots, cilantro, and jalapeño stuffed with meat down to a science. My favorites #9 chicken, #1 combo, and #13 bbq pork.
Aside from Banh mi there is a huge deli section, banh cuon, congee, sticky rice, vermicelli, vietnamese desserts, etc. and you gotta TRY the spring rolls, not your average.
Cash only, do I even need to say that? It’s a viet place, southend, get w it. Anyways, I love Tammy’s and I could eat there everyday, everyday.

Best vietnamese deli in Seattle. They serve their banh mi on a lightly toasted fresh French baguette. Wide variety of vietnamese snacks and dishes; spring rolls, egg rolls, hu tieu noodle soup, fried bananas, a la carte section as well. Yummy desserts! Great friendly staff. Fast service. Consistant. Tammy is a nice lady! She’s a gem!