Super cute and super quaint, and I never would've noticed this cafe if I didn't accidentally miss my bus stop. Right across 7/11 on 92nd is blue saucer, serving up coffee, matcha, teas, pastries, and more. Definitely gives local neighborhood vibes with its rustic cabin look with indoor and outdoor seating. I decided to treat myself to a green M&M latte from their seasonal menu, which is a matcha latte with hemp milk, monkfruit sweetener, and coconut cream. Definitely a unique twist on a classic matcha drink, and I enjoyed that it wasn't super sweet. I also saw a few other items on their menu that looks intriguing, like a beet frappe, blossom fogs, and chaga frappes. I'll have to come by to try those next time. Theres lots of seating and free wifi available. They seem to be dog friendly as well. The baristas were all super nice and patient in explaining their different menu items. read more

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Such a cute spot, quirky atmosphere filled with love. Good parking in the back and an ever-growing menu

This spot was really close to our airbnb so we went and got drinks one day, they were okay, nothing super amazing. We just got a mexican mocha and a mango smoothie, nothing special. Service was kind of friendly, the place was really casual, some sitting space. Seemed like a place you could sit down and chat or sit down and work. Nothing was really wrong it just wasn't that special, nothing was super appealing. read more

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I ordered a black coffee. The woman taking my order (who appeared to be the owner) put the milk and sugar in my coffee and stirred it for me. That felt much less like a courtesy and much more like suspicion and distrust. I've seen versions of this policy before but I got the overall impression that this woman dislikes customers. The other baristas seemed very nice, just let them take orders. read more

This is my absolute favorite spot for coffee and a quiet conversation with a friend. It is cozy and quiet, with great music playing in the background. My uncle and I have monthly lunch dates and always come here afterwards for a warm drink and dessert (they have some delicious gluten free options!). But my most favorite thing to do is to play Scrabble here with my bestie (we bring our own game). Yesterday we were made welcome for the duration of our game while I enjoyed a delicious soy latte and a scrumptious gluten free, vegan, chocolate, chocolate chip cookie. Heaven! P.S The regular server is so kind and welcoming. What a great pleasure. read more

I've been looking forward to coming to Blue Saucer for years. I finally had a chance today and was really underwhelmed. I paid seven dollars for a coffee and a stale bagel (a dollar for a cream cheese pack?). One of the baristas immediately went on her phone after serving me and my bagel sat in the toaster ignored. The ambience is great, and outdoor seating was really pleasant. I'm hoping this just was an off day, but don't think I'll be back. read more

Blue Saucer Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Stopped by for breakfast and ordered a BLTA, when I asked if it had a side or chips or anything the person taking the order said,"no we're a coffee shop". I asked if they had orange juice because I didn't see it on the menu and they said yes it's in the case back there. I looked at the case and was just trying to look at what kind of orange juice it was and they said "I can get it you". (In an annoying tone). So I ordered and then paid which required the tip to go with the payment, while I would have preferred to tip at the end based on the overall experience, so I tipped 18% even though I didn't feel good about it thus far. Then when leaving, I asked if they recycled they (the taller person in all instances) said yes and that I could set it there so I did, at which point they grabbed it and threw it in the trash. read more

Fun and quiet place. Everything was good and with a smile. String coffee and yummy fresh food. read more

Blue Saucer Café - a woman behind the counter - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great coffee, tea, pastries and hot sandwich. The staff was very helpful and nice. The restroom was clean and fully stocked. It seemed as if everyone was having a great time. read more

This cafe is a great neighborhood spot, close to a ton of other businesses, but nestled in a residential neighborhood. The service was what I would expect from a cute spot. Even though I was seated, the team brought my coffee to me which was a nice touch. Coffee was great! Also, they have gluten free snack options which is always appreciated! I'll be coming back! (It's also right across from my dentist so - convenient!) read more

This is everything I want in a coffee shop. There's outdoor seating with umbrellas; the feeling inside is cozy. The barista (maybe owner) was an older woman who radiated sunshine. We told her it was our first time and she recommended the Chaga Frappe. Chaga is a mushroom superfood and their blend has hints of cinnamon and cacao. The frappe itself is a perfect frappe texture. The aftertaste is slightly earthy but overall a calm sweetness that even my husband (who doesn't care for sweets) thought it was better than his drink. I highly recommend trying this place out! read more

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Like this place, going there for breakfast sometimes. They have decent coffee, and sandwiches. Pleasant outdoor area as well.

This cafe has been sold a couple times. The new owner has made many improvements and returned the menu to the basics: quality over quantity. The focus is now on good service, good coffee, and an uncomplicated menu serving up select items that are mostly made in house. I would like to see a few vegetarian options added. The indoor dining area is cozy and intimate. There's also outdoor seating for sun lovers (when there is sun!). If you haven't been here in awhile, come back and try it again. P.S. I can't believe someone left a 1-star review just because they no longer serve bagel sandwiches. I'm so over bagels and glad to see they're gone. read more

Cute coffee shop. Enjoyed our americano and cappuccino. The cinnamon roll cup was a winner - soft and tasty!

This place is cute and cozy. We came in pretty late in the morning got got ourselves some delicious Cappuccino, Chicken Salad (Pesto) Sandwich, and a Breakfast Bagel. All very delicious and promptly served. If you're finding a spot to relax and work on your laptop, Blue Saucer can be a great choice. read more

Blue Saucer Café - Pesto Chicken Salad Sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Cute little cafe in Seattle! Exterior may not compare to higher end places BUT the food quality is comparable. I came here on a Sunday morning (today), and it was not too busy at 9am! We ordered a 8oz apple cider, lemon flavored cinnamon roll thing (to-go), and a breakfast sandwich. The breakfast sandwich was AMAZING. You get to pick what you want from what type of bread like croissant, bagel, or gluten free bread. Then you get pick egg or no egg, spinach or no spinach, and whatever sauce you like. Don't forget what type what kind of meat and cheese you want. Keep in mind you can opt in or out but I got a croissant with ham, egg, spinach, pepper jack, and pesto sauce. The combination was delicious and for a price of $7.50, it was great! Ham was not just from a grocery store, egg was perfectly cooked, pepper jack was melted along with a flavorful pesto sauce. I have to admit that the pesto sauce was different than an other pesto sauces I've tried but it was mixed in with mayo which wasn't too bad! All this with two pieces of watermelon! Love it! Apple cider was standard which is nice to go with the breakfast sandwich. I also got a cinnamon roll shape thing but it was not a cinnamon roll. It tasted like a lemon cake which was upsetting. The bread was cold, high in sugar, and just not good. It was cheap for $1.50 but I think I just wasted my calorie intake on this! Not good. Upon ordering, I saw someone from this place yelling at their coworker for taking a order and not realizing that a circuit blew. While I was also on a time crunch since I had to go to the airport, I felt a tad bad for the person working in the front and getting yelled at 9 in the morning. Having worked with such coworkers myself, I totally feel for the people in her position thus minus 1 star for not only the to-go pastry but poor team communication at this establishment. Wished the girl didn't get yelled at for a small problem! :( TLDR; Breakfast sandwiches are the best here. You won't regret it!!!!! Skip the pastries but don't forget a drink of whichever you like! read more

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What a hidden neighborhood gem. Excellent coffee, ham and cheese croissants, and cardamom syrup. The owner and staff provide exceptional customer service and highly recommend. read more

What a wonderful experience that started when we walked in and were warmly greeted by the owner. The Blue Saucer Café is a cozy little spot with excellent service. My wife ordered the Chaga Frappe, which was delightfully chocolatey and healthy because it's made with mushrooms (a superfood). The cappuccino was delicious, too. Overall, a great experience! read more

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Cute little neighborhood place with quality coffee & food. I had the BEST turkey & cheese croissant here on a particularly rainy morning. That and a nice strong latte beats Starbucks any day. They also have Macrina bakery items for an extra treat. read more

This place is awesome, especially if you like a nice casual place to relax and enjoy a coffee. It's quiet with light music that isn't too loud or soft. There's plenty of seats inside and out but is quite small. The Mexican mocha is delicious, this is the second place in Seattle that I've had one so amazing. Definitely returning. I love that they have parking. I also ordered the Reuben which was absolutely delicious, although one of my slices of bread was an end piece, so I feel slightly betrayed. I also betrayed myself because I thought the menu said "includes fries" but actually says "includes fruit".... so, yeah... that was a let down. Probably need more healthy food in my life and the watermelon was actually really good. Will definitely return, I recommend serving fries, but I'll take the fruit next time if not. XD Happy Eating! read more

Recently visited on a trip to the Seattle area. Small, mellow, neighborhood cafe with friendly staff. I ordered a drip coffee and a croissant sandwich-everything was super tasty. The service was a bit slow, but to be fair, they were very transparent about being short staffed. Would go back! read more

Blue Saucer Café - Ham and swiss on croissant, drip coffee. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've only come here for coffee previously, but came by Saturday morning while walking the dogs and decided to grab a breakfast sandwich. (Dogs are allowed outside on the patio) Their breakfast sandwich is a bit confusing to order (they have a menu posted on the chalkboards inside which doesn't mention a breakfast sandwich, but they have a paper print out menu with a breakfast sandwich option that I unfortunately didn't get a photo of). It says they have a veggie breakfast sandwich, and a normal breakfast sandwich, with a number of add ons. We tried to just order a "veggie sandwich" but I think basically you just custom order your own sandwich. We ordered a breakfast sandwich on an English Muffin, with bacon, cheddar, no mayo, and peppers. The sandwich we received did not have peppers, and had huge globs of mayo on it, but was otherwise tasty and the bacon added a nice crisp. I'll have to come back here and try more things. read more

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I was lucky enough to found this neighborhood gem while searching for a quick breakfast place and I was very pleased with Blue Saucer Cafe's version of the veggie breakfast sandwich. The veggie breakfast sandwich comes on a toasted English muffin with mozzarella cheese, pesto, egg, tomato, and a vegetarian sausage patty that tastes so delicious! The pesto had a savory sweet feel that had me craving for more. The portion is quite filling and I think the price is also appropriate at $6.95. The cafe interior is also very quaint and cozy. There is also plenty of outdoor seating that includes room for the fur animals too. I did also order an iced matcha green tea latte for $4.95 which was less than memorable. I'll probably just stick to Starbucks for that from now on. Otherwise, support your local eateries and grab a bite! They're open everyday it seems like, as early as 6:30 am Monday-Friday's. read more

Blue Saucer Café - Veggie breakfast sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very cute boutique cafe....very nice ladies and very clean inside. They have a patio in front with umbrellas very inviting. Thank you for a great cappuccino. read more

Blue Saucer Café - a blue counter with a menu on it - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cutest little Maple Leaf neighborhood coffee shop with very friendly employees! They went out of their way to accommodate a dietary restriction I had (thank you!). The coffee was delicious & you should definitely get a chocolate chip cookie. Also- they have a great outdoor seating area! read more

Kaiya was very kind and was super helpful. The coffee here is very good and definitely a nice place to spend your morning.

Updating my review with my new favorite item! They have now included an incredible avocado toast to the menu with Lithuanian dark rye bread, chunky avocado, and Sea Salt, Garlic, Sesame Seeds, and Poppy Seeds seasoning - sooo good! They also offer a great rewards program that rewards you with $ off your order, free pastries, etc. Everything is prepared with the utmost attention and care, and truly feels and tastes like home! The best coffee shop in Maple Leaf read more

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I've been getting coffee here on my way to work for a while now. I've never had a reason to complain, and the coffee is delicious. They have a few table to sit at if you want to take advantage of the wi-fi and work or study. They have great snacks too, it's an overall nice coffee shop in an amazing neighborhood. read more

Blue Saucer Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I hate to give such reviews (particularly for a coffee shop in my neighborhood that I used to frequent) but I feel the need to make sure the owner knows about the absolutely disappointing experience I had this weekend. My boyfriend and I stopped by to grab coffees and a cookie. Kaya (who tried to tell us her name is Kay but her coworker gave us her correct name) was so rude it was appalling. After asking her for a fresh cup of coffee (since we had to wait for a new batch to be brewed anyway to complete our order), she scoffed at me and proceed to literally throw the coffee in the sink. When I confronted her about it, she lied about her name and her coworker told us that we could leave if we didn't like her attitude. Seriously. What?! I have never witnessed such rude customer service. read more

Wow! Reading the Yelp reviews, I was expecting an "ok" breakfast sandwich but wow! The vegetarian breakfast sandwich was fantastic! For the price, I got far more than I bargained for. Customer service was friendly, lots of posters for local events. Books, a couple games- definitely a local hangout. read more

This is a terrific neighborhood place with a casual vibe, nice conversation, and great coffee. Kaia's mochas are artistic and very tasty!

I always love coming by Blue Saucer! Their Chai is phenomenal, and you can tell that they put all the effort and love they have into making sure that what they serve is the best they can offer. (Try a pump of cardamom with your Chai, it's worth it!) The service is incredible, and you can tell that there's a level of attention to detail that other coffee shops often lack. The new owner is working very hard, and listens carefully to any feedback she gets. Everyone there is also very attentive to Covid safety, and are really good about having a large outdoor space where you can wait without being anywhere near anybody else. Blue Saucer is the one place we've consistently gone to, even throughout this pandemic, because we can trust them and their quality of food and drink. The people working there are sweet, good to talk to, and easy to consider friends even if you're just a sometimes-regular like I am. I can't recommend this place enough! Supporting them is supporting a local business in a way that is much needed. read more

*Before you read* There've clearly been management changes which have been ongoing for years that affect these reviews. The most recent changes seem to be fairly drastic; e.g. the restaurant no longer serves any bagel sandwiches, no egg, etc., so previous reviews are, IMHO, fairly unrepresentative. I address the most recent changes & those over the past 5 years. I write this review, sadly, as a Maple Leaf resident of 7 years. We've watched the slow and steady decline of this restaurant over the years in rather painstaking agony (a bit melodramatic, but it really has been quite sad). When we first moved in to the Maple Leaf neighborhood, this was our go-to spot for tea, coffee, and most important breakfast sandwiches. The bagels were amazing, and the bagel sandwiches that much more, with fresh ingredients (avocado, tomato) and incredibly tasty sauces (mayonnaises and pestos) to complement. Toasted to perfection. And then the management changes. I have no idea how many such changes there were, but they seemed plenty from casual conversations. Suddenly I'd show up at 11am and sandwiches were crossed off the list as unavailable. 'Why?' I'd ask, only to be told that one or two ingredients were missing. They were out of avocados or tomatoes, for example. Seemed like an easy enough problem to fix, and I'd stressed how important it was to the manager that they provide the proper amount of ingredients (which the workers at the shop completely agreed with and sympathized with, often saying things like 'you don't understand how bad it feels to turn away a customer just b/c our management didn't buy enough avocados'). But a year went by, and I'd run into the same issue over and over again. Perhaps even two years. And during this time, compared to when we first moved into the neighborhood, there were inane time restrictions placed on sandwiches. One was available from 7am to 12pm and another one from 7am to 3pm and another one from 12pm to 3pm and another one from... these aren't exact figures, but you get the idea. It was impossible for any customer to keep track of what was available when, begging the question: what business owner in their right mind would set up a business in this manner? To what end? It's impossible not only for customers to keep track of this, but also confusing for employees to keep track -- indeed, employees mentioned to me how difficult it was to keep these things straight in their own heads and how, worse still, it was when compounded on top of the issue of missing ingredients! Employees would ask me to call the owners to complain! I work in the tech industry and have a Ph.D in biophysics, and I don't blame them. The last straw, though, was today, when I learned that this restaurant no longer serves any bagel sandwiches - literally the best thing this place ever made, with the most fresh bagels we'd ever tasted since the east coast (we're transplants) - and no longer serves any egg. It gets worse - I ordered a *hot* turkey, bacon, avocado sandwich, and they only really serve sandwiches on croissants these days. I got it for take-out. I go to pick it up & it's just a saran-wrapped croissant with, yes, some sad left over bits of turkey and bacon (not any nice continuous slices), some sparse pieces of old brown avocado, and some lettuce. That's it. Not heated up, no cheese, no sauces, no mayo, just a dry bunch of a few turkey scraps, bacon scraps, old avocado slices, and some lettuce tossed in between some not-so-buttery crossaint halves. For $11. Your mouth went dry with the first bite. I had to toast it myself and add cheese, tomato, mayonnaise, home-made pesto, banana peppers, and some other ingredients to make it edible. And even then... the croissant itself was dry and not-buttery or fluffy or anything. I thought back to the incredibly juicy bagel sandwiches I'd had here I think maybe just 2 or fewer years ago, with that incredible pesto mayo and the perfectly toasted, not too bready bagels, while biting into one of the worst croissants I've ever had and recollecting the commentary from the current manager about 'no egg and no bagel' and, well, I was prompted to write this review in case it helps others who have similar expectations to what we have of what this place used to be. And in hopes that perhaps this could one day be restored to even an iota of the place it once used to be. As it is, if I wanted cold stale sandwiches wrapped in plastic, I'd get them for half the price at a grocery store. I've been meaning to write reviews documenting the steady decline every year since 2016, but today's 'canned sandwich in saran wrap' that was actually worse than any such sandwich I've ever bought (save for perhaps when I was in grad school?) really prompted me to write a very honest review. I don't wish to be rude, but this place is truly unacceptable not just next to what it was, but next to any restaurant held to any sort of culinary standard other than 'gas station grab-and-go'. read more

I have been here several times as I live in the neighborhood. The food is good. They have a lot of options for breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos. However, the drinks are pretty inconsistent. One time I got a mocha but I couldn't finish it because it was pretty bad. I have since returned (trying to support and like the cafe) but have been disappointed. A couple times I stuck to plain tea because I was afraid of wasting my money on an OK or bad latte. I also have gone to the cafe to study. I found it to be pretty loud, distracting, and on multiple occasions I smelt a burnt smell the whole time I was there. read more

The coziest little cafe! I came in and had a tea with a pastry and got to watch a bird cam! The lady that served us was very sweet and genuinely wanted to connect with us read more

I was recently laid off, and I've been spending my time here applying for jobs and spending my severance. It's a small coffee shop with regular customers that seem to know each other, and it kind of just feels like the kind of business that was much more common in Seattle 10-15 years ago. Also, the coffee is good and they have Macrina pastries if that matters, but I'm more about the ambiance of this place. read more

A cute little neighborhood spot! I visited for the first time today and ordered a golden milk and caprese sandwich. The golden milk was spicy and rich, and the sandwich was warm and full of flavor, just what I wanted on a chilly grey Seattle winter morning. This place is a nice walk from my home, so I'll be sure to be back read more

2 stars feels like a harsh rating, but it's honestly what this place deserves. I've given Blue Saucer a chance more once, hoping that it would be better than the last. They are all extremely uninviting. Every single worker. They never smile (even when you do) and they speak as if they're annoyed with everything you say. The coffee is alright, but there is a million places that are better. I wanted so badly to like this place, but the environment makes you never wanna step foot in it again. read more

I came in with my fiancé on a weekend morning, and was craving some breakfast sandwiches. Blue Saucer has order forms at the register to customize your own sandwiches, and even has you pick up your bagel from the selection sitting at the registry, and hand it over to the cashier. I got a sesame bagel with bacon, spinach, honey mustard, an egg, and cheddar cheese. It was slightly small for the price paid,but delicious nonetheless. The breakfast sandwich is served with a side of fruit as well. I'd definitely be back in again soon! The space was cute, and the staff was courteous. read more

We asked about the cider that was on the menu if it was local since it's fall and we're interested if its made fresh. Cashier didn't know so when she asked the cooks in the back, he muttered under his breath and couldn't even give a solid answer. He looked annoyed that we asked him...sorry if I'm actually interested if your products are made fresh! Then it took close to 20 minutes to get a sandwich made with: egg, bacon, and avocado on English muffin...c'mon, it's not that difficult to make it wasn't that busy. Lastly, they forgot to put the guacamole that we paid for. I walked up and was going to complain, yet the cook new he forgot it, put it on the sandwich but didn't acknowledge that he made an error or apologize. Frankly, the customer service can do much better if this place is supposed to give a community vibe and also I shouldn't hold the cooks accountable to making meals efficiently and correctly. read more