I literally have to hold myself back from going to Natalie's every day. It's my boyfriend and I's…read morefavorite place to eat!! Get the mango smoothie and loaded fries TRUST

Sugarcane Juice Fresh squeezed with lemon juice topped with a lemon slice! Sweet and tasty!read more

Coffee and breakfast sandwiches were delicious, the menu definitely has something for everyone. I…read moregot their special breakfast sandwich and the kaiser roll was incredible! The textures and balance of everything on the biscuit sandwich was perfect. Prices pretty on par / slightly below standard Seattle pricing, two breakfast sandwiches and one of their coffees came out to ~$36. Service was mixed, one person was super nice and the other was rude to me then nice to someone they apparently knew who came in after me, on brand Seattle coffee shop experience. The little seating area is super cute and was really cozy on a cold day to drink my coffee in, obviously the view of the water is gorgeous. Would totally come back!

Love this place but they got rid of the mini donuts, which pretty much every parent in West Seattle…read moregrabs for a morning snack on the beach for their kiddos. Please bring them back!

First-The restaurant is gorgeous in a very unpretentious way. A friend and I stumbled across…read moreHarry's after a walk on Alki. We pulled up to the bar for a post walk boozy brunch. The staff were all extremely friendly and knowledgable. We both had delicious cocktails and the burger! Soft toasted bun, crisp bacon...fantastic! Fries outstanding! Tartar sauce made me want to try their fish and chips. I've been back twice. Both times same excellent food and experience. The last time I was just dropping in on friends and couldn't stay long and ordered toast & hot water with lemon. Out comes a gorgeous ornate silver tea pot, the most perfect toast and incredibly delicious jam & butter. I love it here. I'm a convert. Highly recommend. Perfect for solo dining, catching up with a bestie, and larger gatherings.

On a recent trip to Seattle, a friend took me here for lunch. She made a reservation and asked for…read moreseats in the newly renovated atrium. When we arrived, just after they opened, we were the third party in the restaurant. The atrium was really cute. It had a glass chandelier, great decor, and a view of Alki Beach. Our waiter brought us some water and we both decided to order the quiche (daily special was spinach, mushroom and goat cheese) along with a cup of clam chowder. Being that the restaurant was kind of empty, it took a while for our food to arrive. Unfortunately, the chowder was tepid at best and quiche was ice cold. I flagged the waiter down and as he took away our plates, he made a comment about the oven not being set correctly, which I thought was a bit odd. To me, it seemed as if our food may have been waiting a while to get picked up. Nevertheless, our food returned shortly thereafter piping hot. The chowder was delicious, definitely one of the tastiest I've had in Seattle. I found the quiche to be lacking in flavor and then noticed that there were no salt or pepper shakers on any of the tables, which I also thought was a bit odd. After we had finished eating, the waiter asked my friend if she wanted a box for her quiche. When he returned with the box, he did not clear our dishes or ask if we were ready for our check. I had to flag him down to ask for it. I noticed they added a $3 service fee to the bill, not quite sure what that was about, as the food was already a bit pricier than other restaurants in the area and there were issues with our food. I guess it's for the beach view? Overall, this was a decent meal, but I just don't get what all the hype is about.

I was craving a good coffee, so I went through my bookmarks and stumbled upon this cafe. Parking…read morewas a bit of a hassle, but not too bad. I was able to find street parking nearby. There was some renovation going on, so there weren't any seats available for dine-in. However, there was a bench inside where we sat to enjoy our coffee, which worked out since I love having coffee at cafes, especially in their cute mugs. The quality of the coffee was amazing easily one of the best I've had in Seattle. I also appreciated their efficient setup: the barista takes your order and makes it at the same time. You might have to wait in line a bit longer, but you get your coffee right away instead of waiting for your name to be called later. Just be prepared for a line, but it's totally worth it!

During our trip to Seattle, I'd say Current Coffee served the best coffee I've ever had…read more I'm so glad that I found this place. We picked up a couple of bags of beans from the shop, but all the credit goes to their amazing barista and owner. You can truly tell how passionate and skilled they are in their craft. We loved it so much that we visited twice, and both times the drinks were absolutely perfect (tried cappuccino and espresso with hot chocolate) The café has such a cozy, relaxing city vibe; I noticed many people upstairs reading, studying, and working. I'd love to come back someday and spend more time there, savoring their coffee to the fullest.

This is the perfect spot to get a bingsu! I got the mango one, it was so delicious and the mango…read moretasted fresh! Staff are kind and ready to take your order. I definitely recommend!

Cute shop by the waterfront, seems like a family-run business. I got the huckleberry ice cream and…read moreit was creamy with a refreshing huckleberry flavor, with plenty of berries mixed in. Definitely recommend this one. I'll have to come back to try their bingsoo as well

Quality ingredients, caring service, cute lil' cafe, and a beautiful view of Alki Beach and the…read moreSeattle Skyline. I love their fresh juices and bagel sandwiches! My favorite Juice is the Pineapple Express with light cinnamon and I add a little cayenne too. I love that you have the option to choose if you'd like your juice cold or hot! One day I'll adventure on the menu and try a smoothie bowl or boba. Everything is made to order fresh and is well worth the wait. If you prefer not to wait I would suggest making an order online. There is a bench out front to chill or you can ask how long and go for a little nature walk. It is a bit pricy but worth every penny supporting a small business with quality ingredients and that cares for the community.

Owner was unpleasant. Her tone and general demeanor were not welcoming. Def doesn't seem like a…read morepeople person and I watched as others came, and left without ordering. She smiled while she refused to answer simple questions. Such as what were the most popular menu items. I didn't think this would be such an off putting question but she became visibly upset. This is a question I ask anywhere new I patron. She said there wasn't a popular choice that everything was the same. Again, very off putting response/tone etc. So I asked what her fav menu items were. She again became even more upset and this time told me she didn't have any favorites they were all the best. just disheartening to see a local small business owner who seemed clearly put off by interacting with people. I over heard several others talking about a similar experience as they were walking out. The friendly and personable cashier at Marination, across the street, said she had heard the same thing from others who had gone there as well. As far as the value for the money....My friend who ordered a 6oz matcha paid $9... for a tiny little drink full of ice. Draw your own conclusions from that. I paid almost $6 for an iced tea that tasted like water. There were no coffee /tea amenities. No coffee bar. Zero napkins, or sugar, or stir sticks, nada. Absolutely nothing. When I asked about the empty pastry case, I got more atttidude saying pastry's weren't popular. Good gawd...just unnecessarily unpleasant at every opportunity. I know we all have stuff going on in our lives, but taking it out on others just isn't the way. I really didn't appreciate my or my friend's experiences here.

We just have one interaction with this spot so far and it was enough to turn not only me but also…read moremy coffee klatch friend off - that was when we reached out to them via email to ask about their holiday hours. First, they have a kinda funny but could be questionable in terms of politeness msg on their phone that tells you they never check their messages. Umkay. I mean, I appreciate the honesty and I don't like to check my messages either but also I'm not a business....So, they encourage you to email, which we did. Are you open on this day? One word response: No. I mean, no "Hi" no "Thanks for your interest" Just "No." This might not have been as noticeable if we hadn't received an exact opposite response from another coffee spot that WAS open and sent a very friendly email reply. So...If it was just me I might not be writing this but my friend that does coffee with me immediately also said she was no longer going here if that was how they respond to potential customers. :( Maybe this was a one-off. I'm not against trying this spot in the future and hopefully upgrading my review.

Taste was amazing!! Really good croissant. Service was really kind and nice. Ambiance perfect for…read morestudy or dates!! I highly recommend

Visited during my recent stay in west Seattle. My lavender chai latte was so tasty. I also got…read morealmond oatmeal which was also delicious. My service was excellent, I asked for things to be ready quickly. She accommodated me and made it happen. I was also very impressed with the fact that there was no extra charge for almond milk a rarity for sure. I highly recommend this Coffee Shop when you are next in Seattle.

We were heading next door for pizza and I stopped in to grab my first Seattle coffee and I was not…read moredisappointed! The waitress was super friendly and helpful as I decided what I wanted. I got the vanilla oatmilk latte with a homemade vanilla syrup she recommended. It was a little pricey but I think that is just the going price around Seattle. Drink was delicious so no complaints ! I drank it too fast o take a picture lol. Place is intimate size but good for a coffee date.

The selection of fine croissants, breakfast sandwiches, biscuits and scones and pastries is…read moredelightful. I had a pain au chocolat, almond croissant and then the Croque Monsieur (I asked for it heated). The coffee is acceptable but not a destination location- however the pastries more than make up for it. Staff are pleasant and knowledgeable

We visited this branch of Bakery Nouveau, hoping to snag some paczki since we forgot to preorder…read morefor Fat Tuesday (or as Michiganders know it, Paczki Day). Per the cashier, unlike previous years, where they often sold Paczki for several weeks leading up to the celebration, this year, they will only have them on Tuesday. Apparently every single one is handmade by the owner, Pâtissier William Leaman, and this year, he's been too busy with the 2026 Coupe du Monde de la Boulangerie competition as the US team's coach. That's certainly a great excuse! When we arrived on a Sunday afternoon a bit after lunch, this place was still quite busy with a line that stretched to the door, but not outside. As with the Burien location, I find the ordering process to be a bit of a pain; while there are plenty of workers to help, ordering is slowed due to the fact that the display cases are placed in a line and there's not much room in the building to maneuver to the desired display. In our case, while we had someone helping us all the way in the back of the line, we weren't able to select anything until we got all the way to the pastry case in the front. I'm not sure there's a good way to solve this conundrum, though. At any rate, we ended up only getting a single pastry (that was new to us) to try this time. Brown Sugar Pecan Brioche ($5) - This pastry looks like a glistening pecan sticky bun at first glance, with a cinnamon roll-like pinwheel structure and a brown sugar glazed pecan topping. Since it's brioche, I expected it to be dense, but soft, rich, and sweet. This bread is anything but. It's dense, dry, crumbly, almost clay-like in mouthfeel; basically everything brioche should not be. Instead of a sticky caramelized coating over the pecans, the pecans are glued on with only the thinnest of sugar coatings. The pastry doesn't claim to be a sticky bun, so it gets a pass there. Unfortunately the base layer is absolutely terrible, by far the worst "brioche" I've eaten in years. It has all the flavor of hard tack with the unpleasant mouthfeel of Play-Doh. Canned Pillsbury cinnamon rolls are far better than this waste of perfectly good ingredients. The owner should be ashamed to release this swill to the public. (1/5) Why am I giving Bakery Nouveau a 5? Because they serve some of the best twice baked croissants known to man. The Capitol Hill location is my go to for a sweet and buttery treat and I still recommend it to everyone that visits me, specifically for the almond and chocolate twice baked croissants. The paczki are no slouches either; probably the best we can get around Seattle. Bathrooms - Single unisex room. Note: There will be some walk in availability for paczki on Tuesday, but the cashier told me that they will likely sell out by 10AM. Looks like an early morning trip to the Capitol Hill location is in my near future.

Amazing neighborhood coffee with live music…read more 10/5!! Have not tried the pastry. The barista recommended the scone for next time

I love the place, but for some reason, they charged me something like 75 cents extra for ice in my…read moredrink. Like it's 1850 and ice is a rare commodity that the hoi polloi can only dream of. That's weird.