Wi-Fi doesn’t work! And they seem that they know about it, but not sure if they don’t care.
Vy Nguyen
Tucked behind a bookstore in Capitol Hill, Little Oddfellows is one of Seattle’s hidden gems. The coffee is solid, but what really makes this place special is the atmosphere — think quiet bookstore vibes with the aroma of fresh brews. It’s the perfect place to sip a latte and flip through a new read.
That said, seating is limited and it can get crowded fast, especially on weekends. But worth checking out for the ambiance alone.
Jill Ravenscraft
This is truly a special place. It is the offspring of its sister restaurant just down the block. The staff are kind, patient and efficient, the pastries and coffee are wonderful and the vibe is cozy and inviting. Inside the Elliott Bay Bookstore. Coffee, pastries and books?! #winning
Yun
Wifi doesn’t work
Jeffrey Hellam
Delicious food, fun vintage roomy space, public house feel, friendly
Julie
Really enjoyed studying at this cafe. The salted caramel mocha latte was really good. I also really liked being inside of the book store.
Vinayak Shenoy
Cozy place to read/work with good coffee and cookies.
Andrew Hautau
This used to be a good spot to get some work done, but they now have perpetually broken Wi-Fi.
R
My partner ordered an americano which was weak. The chai latte barely tasted like chai. The servers were nice, though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Evan
Good coffee with helpful and friendly staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee, Pastries and Sweets
Everything is great here. I just wish the café had better WiFi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries and Sweets, Croissant
Mina Karadaban
Good coffee and friendly stuff! It is inside a bookstore which makes it even cuter. Not very clean tho
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee
Veronika Kitsul
I kinda hated it. It’s right in the bookstore and you would think it’s a great place to read, but it’s really not. This is the only reason I came here but it’s so really loud and the music is pretty bad. It’s good to talk to people but not for reading or even for working because their wifi is horrible
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
riley pierce
Coffee was good but the service was just super weird. This is my second time here and it was no better than the last time.
I approached the register and there were two women working there, one who was literally right in front of the register. I stand there awkwardly because I didn’t want to interrupt them, even though it sounded like a completely unimportant conversation to their job that could’ve been saved for 30 seconds while I order a simple iced latte. For the record, it’s not my business what they talk about, but like yknow… The younger woman of the two slowly stops the conversation and uninterestedly says “Hello..” and I just proceed to tell her my order. Not much else to add to that, but can your business attempt to not make your customers who tip and pay you, feel out of place?
Just an overall weird vibe here, like really good coffee but if there is/was a mobile ordering option, i’d use it to avoid the weird, uncomfortable interactions.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
Rob Robinson
My wife’s new love of your Seattle Fog! She is forever ruined lol.
Wi-Fi doesn’t work! And they seem that they know about it, but not sure if they don’t care.
Tucked behind a bookstore in Capitol Hill, Little Oddfellows is one of Seattle’s hidden gems. The coffee is solid, but what really makes this place special is the atmosphere — think quiet bookstore vibes with the aroma of fresh brews. It’s the perfect place to sip a latte and flip through a new read.
That said, seating is limited and it can get crowded fast, especially on weekends. But worth checking out for the ambiance alone.
This is truly a special place. It is the offspring of its sister restaurant just down the block. The staff are kind, patient and efficient, the pastries and coffee are wonderful and the vibe is cozy and inviting. Inside the Elliott Bay Bookstore. Coffee, pastries and books?!
#winning
Wifi doesn’t work
Delicious food, fun vintage roomy space, public house feel, friendly
Really enjoyed studying at this cafe. The salted caramel mocha latte was really good. I also really liked being inside of the book store.
Cozy place to read/work with good coffee and cookies.
This used to be a good spot to get some work done, but they now have perpetually broken Wi-Fi.
My partner ordered an americano which was weak. The chai latte barely tasted like chai. The servers were nice, though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Good coffee with helpful and friendly staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee, Pastries and Sweets
Restaurantji Recommends
Everything is great here. I just wish the café had better WiFi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries and Sweets, Croissant
Good coffee and friendly stuff! It is inside a bookstore which makes it even cuter. Not very clean tho
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee
I kinda hated it. It’s right in the bookstore and you would think it’s a great place to read, but it’s really not. This is the only reason I came here but it’s so really loud and the music is pretty bad. It’s good to talk to people but not for reading or even for working because their wifi is horrible
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Coffee was good but the service was just super weird. This is my second time here and it was no better than the last time.
I approached the register and there were two women working there, one who was literally right in front of the register. I stand there awkwardly because I didn’t want to interrupt them, even though it sounded like a completely unimportant conversation to their job that could’ve been saved for 30 seconds while I order a simple iced latte. For the record, it’s not my business what they talk about, but like yknow… The younger woman of the two slowly stops the conversation and uninterestedly says “Hello..” and I just proceed to tell her my order. Not much else to add to that, but can your business attempt to not make your customers who tip and pay you, feel out of place?
Just an overall weird vibe here, like really good coffee but if there is/was a mobile ordering option, i’d use it to avoid the weird, uncomfortable interactions.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
My wife’s new love of your Seattle Fog! She is forever ruined lol.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drip Coffee
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