“We ordered mocha, matcha latte, almond croissant and cinnamon roll croissant. Everything was amazing especially the bakery. The almond croissant was the best I've ever had, very nutty, hint of marzipan and the crust was perfect! Besides, the cashier was really nice and friendly, very helpful and the store was super chic and well decorated.“
“Best coffee shop in Seattle - consistently delicious espresso & coffee, great food, the friendliest service, and plenty of comfortable places to sit whether working or meeting with a friend. The loft has the best view!Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp to entrance“
“I was feeling like a pile of trash today but the second I walked into this shop my mood shot up thanks to the atmosphere. The music, plants, and baristas made me feel very comfortable and welcome. I ordered their Natural Papua New Guinea espresso and it was a real citrus fruit bomb. They offer a lot of different retail roasts with a great variety of processes and some co-ferments which I LOVE. The beans are a bit on the pricey side ($23-$27 for 12oz) but the quality is 100% worth it. Overall, I highly recommend this shop if you need a welcoming space and love modern coffee trends.“
“I came here with my boyfriend expecting it to be good. It exceeded expectations though. We wanted a cold brew, but they did not have it. We got an iced coffee instead. Normally I don’t like iced coffee because it tends to tastes burnt. This was delicious and smooth like a cold brew though. The staff were chill too. I highly recommend it.“
“The baristas here have finally won my heart. I was once a Diva regular, but since I lost my daughter to suicide I couldn't bear to go. We then switched to Lighthouse, which is closer, and has great coffee, but it always felt distant. The other day I ended up spilling to the "crow tat" guy. He's a no nonsense fella who remembers people and drinks, but says little. Today I went and he bought my coffee. Actions, not words. I can respect that.“
“Best coffee experience in North Capitol Hill by far! Very unassuming since it's tucked away in the Kaiser building on 15th Ave, but absolutely worth the visit. You can see how the staff takes their time making each shot perfect and I greatly respect that dedication.And if you get the chance, always try Jonathan's newest latte flavors! They do not disappoint.“
“Some of the best coffee in Seattle! Run from Starbucks and come here! Great pastry options and specialty coffee drinks change seasonally. I also get all my whole beans from here. Coffee specializes in lighter roasts that create fruitier, more acidic coffee, but they have something for everyone.“
“I absolutely love Diva and this was my first time at this location (I usually hit up the one in Wallingford by my house). Super spacious inside with lots of seating! And they have an outdoor patio with plenty of seating as well. Friendly baristas, great espresso (highly recommend the vanilla latte with oat milk), and some food options in case you're hungry.“
“The atmosphere is excellent. It’s cozy in the winter and has a little outdoor/backyard oasis in the summer. It has cozy seating, a large collection of vintage frog figurines and other critter decorations, gluten-free treats like brownies from Nuflours, and a wide variety of dairy-free/vegan milk options. All the staff are great and the drinks are delicious. It’s the kind of weird & wonderful hole-in-the-wall coffee shop that seems to be getting more rare by the day. They also sell tie dye frog t-shirts for the discerning connoisseur of fashion.Dietary restrictions: Many vegan dairy-free milk alternatives are available. Some gluten-free food items are available.“
“Coffee Pick Me Up! I tried Coffeeholic House newest drinks that you need to try. Their Greenwood location is the perfect spot to get some work done, catch up with a friend or date ? or just enjoy some delicious coffee. The egg cream is so good! If you like sweeter drinks I recommend the tiramisu egg coffee. The brown sugar matcha latte tasted just like brown sugar bubble tea without the boba. The ube and egg cream is a great combo you won’t regret ordering ?“
“Only been here a handful of times but the drinks are fantastic. Plain cold brew is on point. Flavor of an iced caffe latte with oat milk was so well balanced. The people working here are always kind and helpful. Do yourself a favor and make the trek here if you’re in the area. There’s lots of cafes in the area that very good, but I think you will NOT be disappointed stopping here.“
“Awesome, awesome! ! !It’s indescribable how beautiful the coffee shop is!There are beautiful views and comfortable spaces in every corner.I sat here, sat there, walked here to see the coffee beans falling, turned around and roasted, walked over there to see the coffee beans packed in rows, it felt very magical and interesting. .Drinking coffee with whiskey aroma or coffee with ice cream, both are delicious. I eat salmon sandwich in the morning and meatball pizza at noon. Maybe it is freshly made in the store, it feels very delicious.The service staff are very friendly and smiling. It’s well worth a visit!“
“**Only complaint positive feedback is —-why everything “for here” came in plastic cups for water, disposable cups for coffees and boxes for food like our sandwiches. I saw two types of drinks served in mugs at other table but that was it. Seemed unnecessarily wasteful and perhaps lazy.Croissants sandwich w bacon was great, small for 7.50$ but tasty.Partner likes her avo toast that came with two slices and had interesting toppings on it.Vegetarian options: Avocado sandwich (open face)“
“When in Seattle, you must try coffee. So I took the suggestion and went to this small coffee shop. Rumor has it it's owned by a black woman. I enjoyed the coffee, the diversity and inclusion and reading the names of the plants cool spot to visit.“
“I live in the area and stop in here often. The coffee is delicious, the baked goods are tasty and the people are friendly, everything I look for in a local coffee house.Prices are on par with Seattle coffee prices, they used to allow dogs, unfortunately the health department explicitly prohibits them from allow dogs any longer. They have outside covered seating, a dozen two person tables and one 5 personal table.Parking: Typical city parking but easily found around the area.“
“Herkimer! First off, the coffee is outstanding. You can see that magnificent roasting machine is right there in the shop. The magical bean smell lifts your heels 2 inches off the ground. I’m a simpleton and the drip coffee does it for me every time. Although I change it up between their blend, Kenya and Ethiopia varieties. Yum yum! And second, and more importantly, the people working here are what make this place so special. It’s truly a community. Shout out to the entire crew: Ginny (Best giggle in King County) Clara (their tattoos are 10/10!) Emma (running the show like a boss!), Jackie (repping the east side) Joey (the next crim J scholar), Ziggy, Dani, and everyone I missed! The neighborhood is brighter because of you.“
“This is a great place for coffee, treats and most importantly you are helping to support young adults who are experiencing homelessness. What a great place to give back to those doing through a hard time. The staff is amazing and committed to helping so many young people get jobs, housing, ect. Love their mission! Check it out! You won’t be disappointed.“
“I got the Lazy Lion here for coffee. It's rather nice for an interesting, slightly atypical coffee flavor (it has honey and ginger in it), though I do feel like I've had better coffee in the city. That said, it could just be that I didn't try their other flavors, and they also had typical flavors, too. I actually did really like their Muffin Tops here, especially the Lemon Poppyseed flavor. I definitely liked the hint of lemon in it and the glaze it came with. The final thing I got here was the Chocolate Croissant, which I thought was okay. I think the chocolate in it was fine, but the croissant was not as flaky as I wanted; it was actually kind of squishy (like, if you press into a croissant, I usually expect a crunch or flaky crumble, but this one kind of just squished in, as it press into it). That said, I don't think croissants may be this place's specialty. Overall, I'm happy to try this place again, since they seem to have a lot of coffee flavors, and I really liked their muffin tops. I also got my order from delivery so that could have affected what I got a bit (maybe it wasn't too fresh).“
“Bearing in mind that I love making espresso at home, and that this is a place that only sells roasted beans, there are 2 things to really really like about this place. 1) This coffee shop feels like it's lifted directly from Harry Potter's Diagon Alley. It's got ancient, interesting, dusty equipment on shelves, it's dark, and wow, what a fun experience to go there. I kept gawking like a tourist. It would be tempting to try to host a Halloween party here. 2) Their dark roasts are OUTSTANDING. Now this is a place that doesn't believe in non-dark roasts... so I'm not sure I'd even ask. This is old-school espresso, dark, oily and delicious. I hesitated to put it in my grinder but I'm glad I tried it. It's actually partially converted me that dark roast can be a good thing that I will bring into my rotation. Ok a few smaller things to note: A) cash only B) weird limited hours (which add to the intrigue) of Tue/Thu and some Sun C) they will let you buy as little as 1/2 lb of any roast for like $7-8 D) they will make you a shot for $1, but no milk or any fancy stuff, just the shot E) if you want to see the roasting in action it happens on Sunday I'm told If you are a Seattle-area coffee nerd this is a must-visit IMO. Cheers.“
“Good selection of pour overs. Nice espresso drinks. Didn’t try the food, but heard good things about it.Congo beans tasted good in a cappuccino. Colombian natural pour over was very strawberry-forward with the white chocolate finish. Made on a Marco brewer.Chocolate croissant was a bit dry. But in the US there’s only a handful of places with really good pastries.“
“I’m usually picky with wine, whiskey etc, same goes for my coffee. The notes I picked up from the beans alone were enough to kick start my morning routine. The palate for each bag was delightful and not over roasted to hide unwanted flavors like some companies do. (subtle jab ?)Personal favorites are the Brazilian Estate and Bourbon-aged coffee. But be in the look out for their seasonal blends.I also learned that they partner directly with coffee farmers to source their beans which translates to better sustainability for the farms. Truly a win-win situation in my opinion while I enjoy every sip.“
“We had a great time. The Espresso and Tea were very good, and the Pastry were delicious, The Chocolate croissant and the Apple tart in particular.The atmosphere was cozy and we were able to work for a few hours comfortably since it also has a good free Wifi service and enough electrical plugs to charge our laptops.The staff were all very nice and helped maling our stay more enjoyable and comfortable. They even suggested warming up the Pastry for us and served us the drinks and food directly to our table.“
“This place is like a coffee shop with a touch of class. The people drinking there were of high quality, the barista was top tier. I had an apple juice so I can't vouch for the quality of the coffee at this location but if it's anything like the Roosevelt location the coffee is a cut above the rest.“
“This is a small coffee shop attached to a creative space and has limited seating. Love the celebration of culture here. You will find a menu of Vietnamese coffee creations that aren't super common. We got the cà phê lá dúa (pandan condensed milk) hot. Pretty smooth, very light pandan flavor, and you still taste the dark, roasted coffee bean flavor. And they used this really cool Hermann cup design that hot drinks don't need a cup sleeve.“