Victrola Coffee Roasters
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Just a pass by first time customer checking in with a local coffee Cafe. I would only say 4 stars for service because I think coffee vibes need to match customer service vibes... maybe just a simple greeting while waiting for someone to come back up to take order would be a nice touch and an easy fix! Coffee, coffee art and feels are exactly what you want in your morning wakeup or afternoon pick me up. Skip the obvious Seattle Coffee places - you know the one. And enjoy!
Great espresso drink to rise & shine
I really like the chai latte(ginger, oat milk)
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 6PM |
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Victrola Coffee Roasters is a coffee shop known for its friendly staff and pleasant atmosphere. They offer a variety of drinks, including single origin drip coffee with berry notes and a seasonal menu. The quality of their coffee is highly regarded, and it's recommended to try it black or as an espresso. The shop is cozy and spacious, making it a perfect place to work, relax, or hang out with friends. Decor features darker shades and mellow lighting, creating a quaint and mellow environment. Customers can enjoy drinks like chai latte with oat milk, which has a true kick of spice, or a lavender latte with oat milk that offers a pleasant, traditional latte flavor with a hint of lavender. The baristas are friendly and efficient, making great americanos and ensuring a good experience. It's worth noting that there can be a strange aroma near the door, but overall, Victrola Coffee Roasters provides a comfortable and inviting space with high-quality coffee. Established in 2024, it holds the distinction of being Seattle's first roastery cafe.