The Japanese-meets-French Fuji Bakery has some mom-worthy treats available for preorder, like cotton cake with fresh strawberries and vanilla Chantilly cream (pictured) and cupcakes in the likeness of spring bouquets. Credit: Fuji Bakery via Instagram

The Japanese-meets-French Fuji Bakery has some mom-worthy treats available for preorder, like cotton cake with fresh strawberries and vanilla Chantilly cream (pictured) and cupcakes in the likeness of spring bouquets.

The Japanese-meets-French Fuji Bakery has some mom-worthy treats available for preorder, like cotton cake with fresh strawberries and vanilla Chantilly cream (pictured) and cupcakes in the likeness of spring bouquets. Fuji Bakery via Instagram

Mother’s Day traditions will look a little different this year (unless you and your mom are accustomed to celebrating virtually over a Zoom call, in which case, carry on!). If you want to do something special for your favorite motherly figures on Sunday, May 10, without breaking social distancing guidelines, read on for all the local delivery and pickup offerings made with mums in mind, from JuneBaby‘s French toast and frittatas to Adana‘s four-course dinner kit, and from Elliott Bay Book Company‘s gift box set to Pike Place Market’s drive-through Flower Festival. For more ideas, check out our guide to where to order flowers for pickup and delivery.

BRUNCH

Addo
Chef Eric Rivera’s Mother’s Day Breakfast in Bed kit runs the gamut of accoutrements for the most important meal of the day. For $50, you’ll get pancake mix, a stick of sea salted butter, pre-cut fruit, smoked salmon, bread for toasting, a marinated avocado (so it doesn’t get spotty), 50/50 scrambled eggs, granola, and yogurt. If your mom is extra fancy, add on a tray, a mimosa kit, flowers, cucumber water, or an ounce of caviar. Available for pickup on May 9 or delivery on May 8-9. Addo has also added a Game of Thrones-themed Mother of Dragons special for $45 (which comes with a turkey leg, a so-called dragon egg, a meat pie, and a slice of red wedding cake), as well as a Pride and Prejudice kit for $45 (which comes with two types of tea, little sandwiches, a mixed green salad, and assorted sweets).

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