Saturday, August 10, is National S’mores Day, and there are plenty of places in Seattle to get the flavors of the chocolaty, smoky treat. The options below range from sundaes to cookies to pie to actual s’mores.
S’mores Pie at A La Mode Pies
Why choose between pie and s’mores when you can enjoy A La Mode’s mash-up with a graham cracker crust, rich chocolate mousse filling, and swirls of toasted meringue?
Phinney and West Seattle
S’mine at Bakery Nouveau
If you’re feeling greedy and don’t want to share, might we suggest Bakery Nouveau’s “S’mine“? It’s a “personal, handheld” sandwich with graham cracker shortbread, gooey chocolate ganache, salted caramel-filled vanilla marshmallow, and a square of house-made chocolate.
Various locations
“Mackles’more” at Hello Robin
Capitol Hill’s Hello Robin features the “Mackles’more” regularly—it’s a s’mores cookie with Theo chocolate chunks, and yes, it’s named after that Macklemore (also reportedly a Capitol Hill resident).
Capitol Hill
S’mores Kits at Hot Cakes Molten Chocolate Cakery
Hot Cakes’ award-winning s’mores kits include all the ingredients you need for crafting your ideal s’more: cold-smoked chocolate, buttery graham crackers and house-made mallows (enough to make six total). You could also try the s’mores bar or the s’mores cookie. And if you want to snag free s’mores from Hot Cakes, check out Filson Flagship Bar‘s 75th birthday bash for Smokey Bear on Saturday, August 10.
Ballard and Capitol Hill
The S’mores Macaron at Lady Yum
Lady Yum has an impressive selection of macarons in every color and flavor, but one that is especially intriguing is the s’mores macaron. Dainty French delicacy meets scrappy, all-American amuse-bouche? It has all the trappings of a perfect hybrid.
Various locations
S’more Cookie at Midnight Cookie Company
Fremont’s Midnight Cookie Co. is the perfect solution to your nighttime munchies, and it also just so happens that they have a special s’mores cookie on their menu. At $1.75, you can easily and affordably satiate your s’mores craving with this all-in-one masterpiece.
Fremont
Complimentary Nightly S’mores at Shelter Lounge
Shelter Lounge in Ballard offers all the ingredients for making (free!) s’mores outside in its fire pit area. Anyone can have access to the nightly s’mores with the purchase of an entree.
Ballard
The S’mores Sundae at Shug’s Soda Fountain
Shug’s Soda Fountain downtown has a cute, retro feel and a large variety of ice creams that may be transformed into sundaes. One of those elevated sundaes is the s’mores version, resplendent with marshmallows (toasted tableside—yes, really), graham cracker crumbles, and chocolate.
Downtown
S’mores Ice Cream at Molly Moon’s
Luckily for you, National S’mores Day sometimes becomes a National S’mores Month. For the rest of August, Molly Moon’s will be scooping s’mores-flavored ice cream at each location, complete with graham cracker crust chunks, toasted marshmallow, and Theo milk chocolate ganache with a hint of smoked sea salt. Need we say more?
Various locations
Smookie at Macrina Bakery
The beloved bakery’s summer menu features the “smookie,” a s’mores-cookie hybrid: fluffy homemade marshmallows sandwiched between graham cracker cookies studded with bittersweet chocolate.
Various locations
S’mores Cake at Deep Sea Sugar and Salt
Want to eat s’mores in cake form? Charlie Dunmire’s Georgetown cake shop serves a s’mores cake, made with graham cracker cake, honey syrup, semi-sweet chocolate ganache, and toasted marshmallow.
Georgetown
S’more Choco Tacos at Sawyer
Love choco tacos? The Ballard restaurant from former Lark chef de cuisine Mitch Mayers features a house-made s’mores version of the classic frozen treat on their dessert menu, with a graham cracker waffle cone, peanut butter ice cream, and meringue.
Ballard
Homemade S’mores at Theo Chocolate
For their Theo S’mores Day celebration from August 9-11, the Fremont chocolate factory will toast campfire treats for the occasion as well as offer free samples, games, music, and a s’more-themed photo booth.
Fremont
