Pinehurst’s Jewish deli features sourdough, rye bread, and challah among its more popular items. There are also bagels, cream cheese, sandwiches, bake at home cookies, meat by the pound, and pantry staples (like eggs, coffee, and Cairnspring Milling flour) available for weekly delivery. There’s even weekend brunch offerings now, including mimosas to-go.

The former pop-up known for its cakes, scones, tarts, and croissants, now has its display case near the window, so there are no crowds inside to see what’s on offer. There’s a popular sourdough made with local wheat berries available on the weekend, and cashiers will sign the iPad for diners to reduce contact. Preorders only.

The Japanese-influenced pastry shop includes treats such as yuzu macarons and the azuki bean croissants. All four locations have takeout and online preordering available for food and beverages, which include giant 96-ounce boxes of coffee and tea.

This charming Norwegian bakery specializes in comfort cuisine from the homeland, from semlor, to veslkringle and croquembouche. There’s acomplimentary delivery serviceMonday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. with a $20 minimum purchase.

This popular mini chain that combines French, American, and Japanese flavors has a range of delightful delicacies, including a yeast-raised crunchy cream doughnut. Curbside pickup foronline preordersis available at the Interbay flagship shop and the International District location.

This has been one of the more sought-out gluten free bakeries in the city, and itoffers a variety of treats for delivery. That includes take and bake cinnamon roll packs, with frosting on the side, which could be a welcome distraction for families hunkered down at home.

The Capitol Hill bakery that churns out a mean smoked paprika and cheddar croissant is currently open for curbside pickup and delivery. Diners canpreorder online.

This shop sells indulgent cookies fortakeout and deliveryin flavors such as salted toffee pecan, brown butter triple chocolate chunk, and s’mores, along with slices of cookie cake. The Central District’s hours remain the same, while the Georgetown trailer is preorder pick-up only location from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.

Capitol Hill’s new bakery specializes in scratching the nostalgia itch, with homemade Squareos, brownies, Nutter Butters, and cinnamony Snickerdoodles.Online ordering is available為德eout and delivery.

This small, family-owned Pike Place Market business has been around for decades, serving loaves of sourdough, multigrain, and other types of bread, as well as a selection of sweeter items. The window is usually open until 6 p.m. daily, or until the bread sells out.

With West Seattle, Capitol Hill, and Burien shops, this bakery has one of the widest and best varieties of spot-on pastries in the city. Currently, all locations will be closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, but will remain open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.