Coffee in Seattle

Downtown Seattle, Seattle

Downtown flagship for house-roasted coffee, inventive cold brew and matcha, and a moody room that gives central Seattle a current coffee identity.

Capitol Hill / 12th & Cherry, Seattle

Capitol Hill cafe for house-roasted African coffee, a light-filled room, and beans worth taking home.

University District, Seattle

University District original for house-roasted espresso, hidden alley rooms, and one of Seattle's most durable study-and-stay stops.

Capitol Hill, Seattle

Capitol Hill flagship roastery cafe for house-roasted espresso, broader menu range, and a room that still feels tied to production.

Pioneer Square, Seattle

Pioneer Square roastery cafe for polished espresso, approachable light-roast coffee, and beans worth carrying out.

Capitol Hill, Seattle

Capitol Hill flagship for classic double ristretto, Cafe Nico, and house-roasted espresso that still defines a Seattle lane.

Little Saigon / International District, Seattle

Little Saigon roastery cafe for Vietnamese robusta, very specific signature drinks, and a room unlike anything else on the Seattle page.

Phinney Ridge, Seattle

Phinney Ridge roastery cafe for house-roasted espresso, a lived-in neighborhood room, and beans worth taking home.

Downtown Seattle, Seattle

Downtown Seattle anchor for Olympia's house-roasted coffee, polished espresso, and a Cedar Hall room worth seeing.

Capitol Hill, Seattle

15th Ave original for approachable specialty coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and a tiny Capitol Hill counter best used as a sharp shorter stop.

Central District, Seattle

Central District cafe for experimental house-roasted coffee, proper pour-over, and a bright room that works for an unhurried sit-down.

Capitol Hill, Seattle

Pike Street cafe and roastery for house espresso, public tastings, and one of Capitol Hill's better sit-down coffee rooms.