WEST SEATTLE WEEKEND SCENE: First-ever Sweet Stroll in The Junction

PHOTOS BY DAVE GERSHGORN FOR WSB

The West Seattle Junction Association‘s first-ever Sweet Stroll this afternoon was sweet indeed – the $20 tickets for tastes at five Junction venues were sold out days before the event. Photojournalist Dave Gershgorn captured some scenes for WSB. Above, A La Mode Pies was the starting spot, where ticketholders could pick up “passports” to get stamped at all five participating businesses for an entry to a prize drawing. The pie tastes they were offering were raspberry crumble a la mode and cookies & cream:

Across the street at Panterelli Patisserie, proprietor Jacques Nawar was serving profiteroles:

Two doors west, Molly Moon’s Ice Cream offered a mini-flight of seasonal flavors:

The Junction’s most-famous purveyor of sweets, Bakery Nouveau, served Sweet Stroll-ers their choice of traditional croissant, sakura petit-four, or brownie:

And at Top Pot Doughnuts, it was a double-chocolate treat – hot chocolate doughnut and mini hot chocolate:

Wondering what’s up next in The Junction? Here’s this year’s event schedule so far – if you’re a fan of the twice-yearly Wine Walk, first one is set for May 15.

3 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE WEEKEND SCENE: First-ever Sweet Stroll in The Junction"

  • Gina February 2, 2026 (9:00 am)

    Panterelli was the winner in the pastry category for me!

    • Robyn February 2, 2026 (12:38 pm)

      Absolutely not!  At 3 PM they had no samples.   The event was from 2-5 pm, they knew how many tickets were sold, they were unprepared, the line up was long, and there were a lot of people all around the junction.  

    • Jill February 2, 2026 (7:08 pm)

      Panterelli always has such delicious pastries, but the coffee is what keeps me coming back! Perfectly balanced lattes! It’s one is West Seattle true gems! 

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