Awesome spot! Great coffee, customer service, and vibe! A bit on the pricier side, but totally…read moreworth! Plenty of seating, wifi available, and good music. 12 oz Lavender Blossom Latte - 5/5 Price: $7.50 (May 2026) My go to drink is a lavender latte and this is the best one I've ever had. Color of coffee and flavor of lavender was perfect.

Totally willing to pay $40 for 2 drinks and two breakfast sandwiches if it's worth it but telling…read moreme it is .75 cents for hot sauce, that's so ridiculous. A condiment like that shouldn't be an extra charge. I'm sorry I'm Latin and need extra spice on everything, especially things that have zero spice. Pretty cheap thinking for such a high end shop. I've literally never encountered this before.

My partner and I were staying in West Seattle during a vacation and stopped here on the way out of…read moretown and so glad that we did! I would absolutely give it SIX stars if I could for our experience! I got a hot hazelnut latte with banana syrup and my partner got one of the blackberry oat latte specials. We both thought our drinks were next level and we drink a lot of coffee. We had 3 pastries between us and they were all soo good especially the blackberry scone and the mixed berry galette. The staff were all very affable and efficient - the store was very busy being a Saturday morning, but we went through the whole process in under 10 minutes. We checked out the little back courtyard patio area and just soaked up the cozy neighborhood vibe. There was an amazing little gallery next door that I wanted to check out but we had to hit the road and couldn't wait till it opened. Ultimately, the assembly line model helped the line move quickly, allowed for more personable interactions, and the coffee beans that they use was so delicious that I'm ordering some for delivery when I get home. We were literally still talking about the coffee and that scone a day later!

Came to this location of Fresh Flours on our last day in Seattle with the promise of parking and we…read morescored a spot right in front. It was so neat to see everyone baking in the back and to select a coffee and fresh pastry from their display. I opted for a ham and cheese croissant and their special coconut cloud cold brew. The croissant was interesting since it used cheddar cheese rather than Swiss and the coconut cloud was just okay. The best pastry that we shared was the kouign amann. Overall, we're big fans of Fresh Flours and will definitely come back to this location again.

With weather often cloudy throughout the year, there's little more comforting than a miel (espresso…read morewith honey and often cinnamon). And Moonshot Coffee makes a noteworthy one. Staying at a near apartment while in town from Washington, D.C., Moonshot was a worthy coffee stop. It's along a strip of many colorful murals and popular restaurants and bars. The staff are friendly and the entire space inclusive. There are two tables that seat two each with outlets nearby. (There's strong wi-fi.) The window bar table sits four on high stools. If you need a warm place, pop into Moonshot Coffee.

I was visiting Seattle and this seemed to be the only breakfast spot nearby with good vegan…read moreoptions. My family and I tried all four of their breakfast vegan options and my favorite was the pesto sandwich. The service was great and it's a cute, small shop.

I've been wanting to try this place since I first heard of it…read more GETTING THERE: It seems tucked away in Tukwila, but it's actually extremely easy to get to and not to far off the exit from Hwy 599 coming from South Center. It's maybe about 2-3 min off the Interurban Ave exit. After a couple left turns, it's right on the corner of a 4-way stop. You can't miss it. PARKING: The place isn't very big but there is plenty of street parking available. There's also a small lot by the convenience store nearby. AMBIANCE: It's a very small place with Vietnamese decor and an aquarium. It was giving vibes of the sunroom at my aunt's house Vietnamese music playing in the background haha. There are limited seats if you choose to sit and enjoy your coffee. They have a couple tables on the side, or you can sit on the stools along the window. I think the place felt a little empty. It could use a couple more tables and chairs along the window instead of the stools. This layout kind of felt like a Baskin Robbins or a small local ice cream shop. SERVICE: I didn't see anyone at first when I walked in, but there was someone to ready to take my order by the time I got to the counter. She took my order then I took a seat at the table until she called me to grab me from my order. Not much else for service. FOOD: I mainly went here for the coffee, but I figured I should try the sandwich while I was there. I ordered the bánh mì đặc biệt (house special sandwich) and the cà phê trứng (egg coffee). The sandwich to me was alright at best. The flavors were unbalanced. I mostly tasted the chả over the other cuts and the meat was pretty cold. I get that it's called a "cold cut" for a reason, but it was really cold and kind of threw off the sandwich. The bread would've been better toasted, or at least have the option to toast it. The one thing I enjoyed was the amount of pate used. The coffee on the other hand was decent. I've been in search of more places that serve egg coffee and I usually get it every chance I get. I found it a bit weird that it comes iced. I usually get an option to choose if I want it hot or cold. It didn't specify on the menu and I was never asked. So I just assumed it was not iced because the only thing that was iced was the cà phê sữa đá. Well I was wrong... The egg part was super thick, fluffy, and creamy. It was the right amount of sweetness and saltiness too. Honestly it might be the best egg cream I've had on a coffee, but it would have been much better if the coffee was warm. I just think egg coffee should be served hot. It's a personal preference. The ice keeps the egg cream on top and I can't really mix the whole thing evenly. I would've enjoyed it more if every sip was a even mixture of egg cream and coffee. OVERALL: At the end of the day, I enjoyed this place. There are a couple small improvements that would've changed my experience. I did enjoy the coffee and that's what I originally came for. The sandwich honestly wasn't bad, but I think I would try the thịt nướng next time. Some places just do one or the other better. I think it's harder the get the cold cut sandwich right vs the grilled pork. Overall it's a nice little meet up spot and I would come back again just for the egg coffee.

On a hot, sunny day around 2:50pm on Friday I decided to make the drive here after suddenly…read moreremembering one of my foodie friends had this place several times during other weekends. I actually had to park behind the building then look at other Yelp reviews to find out that there is parking on gravel near their dumpsters closest to LaShaun Daye Hair. Though I don't know if the parking lot where this building and E Marginal Way meet can also be used...street parking in this area was scarce, contrary to most Yelp reviews I've read. Anyway, I came to an empty but very chill interior with several tables and window seating, along with some semi-quiet VPop playing near the front counter to the right-hand side of the entrance. There's a small flower display along with the cafe logo a little to the back which is perfect to take photo ops with your drink and food like I did. The menu is above the front counter and - as their logo says - they specialize in banh mi and coffee, though they have some matcha and soup options among others. Staff at the front were very quick at making my coffee as I was the only one inside. I got their 16oz egg coffee, which is one of their best sellers according to the asterisk on their menu next to the name of the drink. Very strong phin-dripped Vietnamese coffee along with condensed milk and an egg foam that gave a sweet, creamy taste to the already bitter coffee at the bottom. Drinking the egg foam first, it's a nice, thick custard-like format that the coffee does not overtake, which is good since other places I've had don't have that kind of balance. My next trip back here will have to be for another one of their coffee drinks and their banh mi sandwiches as well. I can already hear my friend telling me to get one right now as I'm writing this up!

fabulous food, nichy, staff top notch especially Cara. my new favorite Outside tables. Great…read morecoffee

A great, somewhat hidden gem tucked in the insudtrial area of South Park. I came here with a few…read morefriends after a 10 mile run so I was super hungry. This place does get BUSY. I got here at 11 and there was a line if 10 people with every table full. The line doe move quick, but be prepared to eat outside (or take it to go) during peak times. I got the smashwich and fruity pebbles rice krispy. We also got the matcha shokupan donut to share. Everything was excellent. The house made sausage patty on the smashwich complemented the whole sandwich well; it was crispy, fatty with amazing flavor. Pro tip if you have the passport app you can save 20% off! Only downside - I think their space is somewhat awkward for seating and overall flow. However they are doing what they can with what they have so it's not a knock on them per se, just putting it out there that the flow is a little off especially when busy.

I've lived so close to this coffee shop, and can't believe this was my first time stopping in. I…read morecame around 11am, and the place was filled with- but not busy, and the wait time is not bad at all. When you walk into the space you can feel a sense of community and welcome, which is great! I ordered the Wolverine White Mocha- delicious!! Their whipped cream is made in house, so if you have a chance, splurge and get that whip cream on top of your coffee. The coffee itself was very good- I am one that likes my coffees bit sweeter and it was the perfect taste without any modifications. I also ordered the breakfast taco- small but for the price you pay, is well. Does come with a salsa packet. Will be in again!

After living across from Dubseas for a little over 15 years they have always been an Excellent…read moreplace for me to visit always respectful and welcoming. Thank you for your hospitality and enduring nature. Have a fantastic weekend.

Slow, $17 for two lattes. I think they were friendly but way overpriced. Obviously LBGQT+ which…read moremight be nice for some but doesn't represent what I support.

I have visited many drive through coffee shops and The Bean is by my go-to choice. I'm probably one…read moreof their first customers when it first opened. I will drive far out of my way to get to The Bean for my latte fix: a quad 12 oz breve. The sweet barista's make the most consistently yummy drinks; they never let me down. If asked, I would say " Drinks from The Bean will make you happy.

The Casa Caffe was offering one free scoop of gelato per child in celebration of La Befana. We were…read morelucky to have already been on our way to Casa Italiana and could offer the treat to our little ones. The cafe is cozy and bustling with families. I heard that their coffee is great, but we didn't have a chance to order any amidst the hustle of the elderly women working hard to serve all of the children. We look forward to returning to sample their coffee, perhaps purchase some additional Italian fare (pastas, etc.!) and tour the building's historic photographs some more.

Living close to this area, we had been anticipating the opening of Casa Italiano. A full week…read moreafter it's opening, we stopped in to give the place a look. Having already known the location, the biggest perk is the ample parking lot! There are plenty of parking stalls. So much so that they have sectioned off a good area of their front parking area and turned it into covered seating. A plus for sure! Walking into the shop, you are immediately hit with the wonderful smell of espresso and the sounds of that espresso being made. There are signs on the floor indicating the 6 foot covid protocol. There were a few people in front of us in the line which gave us time to peruse the chalkboard menu and take in the brand new surrounding espresso shop. There is a small countertop bakery case showcasing panini's and all their baked goods. Staff is very friendly, answered all our questions and served us pretty quickly. There is an area where t-shirts and merchandise are for sale, a bar on the wall where you can have your espresso/coffee with soothing Italian music playing in the background. I originally went in for the cannoli, but left with a Panino Fresco, cannoli and a Nutella croissant. Took them home to share, and all were fantastic! I am really excited for spring and summer to begin so my friends and I can make this our Saturday morning hangout! My only suggestion for this great little place is maybe get some planters set outside in your seating area to dim the traffic noise a little bit, and more importantly, get your liquor license! This spot will be perfect for sipping a refreshing Spritz, Prosecco and/or Bellinis!