Cafes near Issaquah

“The bubble tea here is fantastic, especially their fresh milk options made with real tea – they’re consistently the best in the area, in my opinion. I’d also highly recommend their snacks; the popcorn chicken and small bentos are delicious.“

“From the moment I stepped in, to being seated, to the food, coffee, and genuine care of my experience, I am ecstatic The Egg & Us has finally reopened! Welcome back!!“

“Always awesome and busy bc it’s great!“

“Very, very, very expensive. We seem to be innured in Seattle to unbelievably high prices... Starbucks has made us accept that paying $5-8 for coffee is normal. More power to them and not a great reflection on consumers who are shelling this out. Anyway, back to L'Experience. Coffee was $5, and the pastry was $15. When I saw $22 on the register I thought I was dreaming. Nope... it was that expensive. I got something that looked like éclair, but wasn't. It was very good, but $15... I just got back from Brussels and had very good pastry and it's definitely wasn't that expensive. I understand that we have very high minimum wage, that the rent in Issaquah is very high, that the baker's labor is hard. Still, the little place in the hills of Issaquah, with the generic decor haven't prepared me for the shock of the final bill.“

“Of the many places around to get coffee, this is my favorite. Excellent quality drinks (GREAT coffee and craft espresso drinks, as well as Italian sodas and even a few smoothies). Everyone is incredibly friendly and quick. Love it every time I’m there.

Dietary restrictions: Delicious gluten-free options, including fresh baked muffins (you’d never know they’re gluten free) and loaded breakfast bowls.“

“Yummy in my tummy. Lol Broccoli and cheddar cheese soup.“

“We love this neighborhood spot! Amazing food and great wine & cocktails. Above all, the staff are so welcoming and great. I highly recommend their dinner service and their happy hour (currently 3-5). Recommendations: any of their specials, their (vegetarian) lasagna, chicken pot pie, savory cheesecake, all the apps. They also have a wine club you can look up on their website. Definitely recommend this place for a date, after work to wait for traffic to die down, a special occasion or family meal. They have some cute outdoor seating and are family friendly. I would recommend reservations or at least looking but they also have a small bar you can sit at. On weekends I recommend a reservation as they are in a smaller space (don't let the location across from the Newcastle library in the shopping plaza fool you-this is a great gem). You will feel comfortable as you are, or dressed up here too. The friendly owner is often around to welcome you and make sure you are having a great experience! Parking is easy, it's friendly to persons with a disability, and there are vegetarian options. I am sure you can ask about other dietary restrictions. They have a great vibe and lovely art.“

“Visited for first time, August 29 2024. Great atmosphere, friendly staff. Ordered the fruity French toast. 3 big thick slices of bread, with fresh fruit and homemade whipped cream The bread only had egg wash on one side, as if they poured the egg on the flattop and set the bread on it, As these were thick slices, the rest of it was just dry bread. Not what we expected. We thought it would be dipped and covered in egg. The silverware is the basic stamped out cafeteria style utensils and takes away from the overall experience of this otherwise homey ambience.“

“Great local spot, haven't ever had a bad meal --- from breakfast to burgers to pizza. Yum!!!“