Friendly staff, chill vibe, overall an enjoyable place to hang out with a good selection of drinks & food. Really yummy fries. Look forward to going back. read more

Cafe Hitchcock used to be lovely - some of the best lunch food in the otherwise scant options in this downtown area, friendly staff. This "cafe" is essentially expensive self serve - minimal menu options, most of which is consistently sold out. Staff doesn't want to be there, and it shows. Plenty of nicer coffeeshops in the area - recommend both Storyville (excellent coffee and ambiance) and Pegasus (tasty coffee, cozy location). Save yourself the hassle, skip Cafe Hitchcock. read more

Spacious place to have a drink and a snack! The server was very friendly and helpful. They had a big rush of people coming in from the game letting out and were working to make their order but still greeted me and made sure I knew they'd be back for me in a moment. The drink was excellent. I didn't get any food because the sandwiches are all pre-made, so make sure you want everything on it if you get one. They also will sell out and then it's gone so it's good to have a plan b. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Inside - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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We've been meaning to stop by the "other" Cafe Hitchcock (the one in Seattle, not the one on Bainbridge), but it's been closed most of the time we come by. It's strictly a daytime place, just breakfast and lunch. They're probably catching the morning Bainbridge commuters and downtown lunch crowd. The place is pretty bare bones and sparsely decorated. We came in for breakfast and the menu was sparse--just 3 items!--and there's a small selection of muffins and pastries. We each got their breakfast sandwich (there was a vegetarian option for my girlfriend, yay!), and a scrumptious (but messy and sticky) walnut-pear muffin. I also got an English Breakfast tea; they have a small selection of teas, but decent options and all loose leaf. Tea was quite good. I'm likely to come by again on the way to or from the ferry. As long as I'm walking by before 3! Wish they were open later! read more

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Would give this place five stars if it weren't for all the snooty vibes. Grateful that this place was willing to let us wait 45 minutes before finally offering a table on a "busyish" Sunday. So annoying how snooty these Bainbridge restaurants are, lol..we were simultaneously waiting for Ba Sa (again, unless the Host likes you or you're constantly on them, they'll skip you in the waiting line--steer clear of this place, tbh) and Proper Fish across the street, but Cafe Hitchcock notified us first. I will say the food and drinks are high quality. The decor and vibe are also pretty clean. I got the British influence throughout and on the menu. The food does take some time, so you definitely want to order right away. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Sunrise Skillet - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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It was fine, but not what we expected. We arrived about an hour after opening and were shocked to be the only customers in the store when we had heard this place was booming and usually had a wait. There were only 5 menu items to choose from (3 very similar sandwiches, pre-made yogurt parfaits, or oatmeal) so we went with the roasted red pepper sandwich. It was just fine. I also got an almond milk latte with maple syrup and was satisfied with it. Service was also fine. Our names were not called when our drinks were ready and our food took a while to come out with being the only customers. I don't think we'd return. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Roasted red pepper sandwich - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Bacon, egg and cheese was very good!!! Aioli for the win!!!! Mocha could have had a little more sweetness but still good!! read more

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Cafe Hitchcock is a cozy and creative café. Known for its locally sourced ingredients, it serves a variety of breakfast, lunch, and coffee options in a relaxed, stylish setting. Within just 15 minutes of arriving, a dozen customers had already walked in! It's clearly a popular spot, perfect for getting some work done or catching up with friends. Just across the hallway, you'll find a quiet, inviting workspace, tastefully styled with a touch of sophistication. I'll share some of that area in another post. read more

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The food is amazing definitely on the pricier side but the quality of the food makes up for it. Staff was very helpful and place was very clean and neat. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - BLT and Strawberry Matcha - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Food is refreshing and the portion sizes are great. Went to the location on Bainbridge Island for lunch and it was busy! Check on the soup of the day and a coffee shop is Nextdoor read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Grain Bowl - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I would give this five stars, but the acoustics and music made it hard to hear the people we were with. Otherwise, service was great and food was excellent! The house salad is so light, but flavorful and the hamburgers will make everyone ask if you'll share. Great experience. read more

Cafe Hitchcock seems to be a delightful sort of secret. Not at all busy, easy to miss, but wonderful food, service, and soaked beans (coffee, lol). Cool music pumping through the space. Delicious breakfast. The avocado toast had bits of cilantro that were both aromatic and tasty. Solid wood tables that did NOT rock. I would have been very happy to sit her with an open journal and write for hours. It's a soft, warm space with a delightful ambiance. I would love a place like this within walking distance! read more

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I like this restaurant. Something about the place reminds me of the show "The Bear". The food is very good. The menu is well executed. Everything is made from scratch. When you eat at this Cafe, you are experiencing the chef's creation. The prices are a bit high and the restaurant doesn't have "curb appeal". I first visited because of work nearby, but I continue to eat there because I was blown away by the flavors and love put into the food. read more

Such a cute little coffeehouse that also serves breakfast and lunch. They were making fresh flower arrangements for the tables when we got there. So cute. My chai was good and they have milk alternatives which I always appreciate. Sadly, I was so hungry that I demolished my delicious breakfast sandwich before I got a picture! The gluten free bread was whole grain and very good. The sandwich had two eggs, bacon, greens and cheese. A hearty and filling way to start the day here in Seattle! Highly recommend. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Iced chai. - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute cafe centrally located in downtown Seattle, across the street from the ferry terminal pedestrian bridge. Friendly service, freshly baked goodies, rotating kombucha on tap. What I order: turmeric latte with oat milk & honey, kombucha is a must. Their salads & sandwiches are also delicious. The ambience is giving clean modern with a touch of vintage class, purrfect for lunch, business meetings, dates, remote work for a change of scenery. They also have a stainless steel Berkey water filter which is Ani approved for the best slow filtered water on the market! read more

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Solid 3.5 here. Charming ground floor spot in a quieter part of downtown and classic vintage building notes. Nice subtle clash of vintage art deco and modern bistro vibe. Nice lighting balance, too. Staff are generally quite pleasant & friendly. They gladly accept clean personal mugs for drinks so go on and flex your sustainability vigor. Vegan options are minimal but tasty for what they have as a nice occasional downtown treat. I mainly wanted to try their house-made syrups as those always grab my attention when out and abroad. For my oat decaf lattes, I've tried the cardamom, raspberry and pumpkin spice. Surprisingly, I really didn't taste much of these at all which is weird. I saw them pour it in and usually other cafes I taste something. Whatever was there was so subtle that I thought I ordered a plain latte. The decaf roast is also quite nice yielding a really delightful smooth drink that didn't feel too bitter nor bright (in unison now: "but juuust right"). read more

Nice space in the city and a well made sandwich. My egg was expertly cooked and delicious. My only complaint, and it's definitely a personal preference, is that the breakfast sandwiches are all made on slices of sourdough, so it's all really rustic and big. I'd personally prefer a biscuit or croissant for my sandwiches and a lighter feeling meal. read more

Ordered the breakfast sandwich with bacon that was very tasty. Pretty pricey for breakfast ($16) but otherwise a good size and tasty. They also have wifi and a plenty of seating. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Breakfast sandwich - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We are staying close by so we wanted somewhere fun for breakfast. The building is beautiful with all the wood an exposed brick and very laid back as far as the vibe goes. They serve breakfast all day so yay there. I added a poached egg to my Avacado toast and gluten free bread so they do nicely accommodate some changes to the order. It was delicious ! My husband got the chili crisp scramble and it blew his mind! We're from New Mecico where spicy is the norm so he wasn't expecting much in the PNW. Mind totally changed and he's a very happy man! The coffee was great for drip and we'll be back to try the latte tomorrow. Service was also great. read more

I stopped in for a quick bite before catching the ferry. I ordered the bacon And egg breakfast sandwich. It was terrible. The bacon was old burnt and in pieces. The eggs were also burnt and over cooked. They ere burnt brown on the outside and rubbery. The latte was excellent. read more

Food takes a while if you don't order ahead, even if you show up before the lunch rush. This is an ok place. Better suited for coffee. This sandwich here is half of what I ordered. The full sandwich was $18 with tip and tax at $23. I feel like $23 will get me 2 foot long subs. I could have fed me and a guy in need on the streets a full lunch if I just went to subway. I'm still hungry and I'm not a big eater. You be the judge. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Sandwich - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Was looking for a quick breakfast and coffee while in Seattle for work and at a hotel nearby. Happened to walk past Cafe Hitchcock and figured I'd give it a try--it was a pleasantly surprising GREAT decision! First of all, my almond milk cappuccino was excellent. Not bitter at all, perfectly steamed, and a great size for the price. But what blew me away was the breakfast sandwich I ordered. The photo attached does not do it justice (and I had already eaten half when I realized I should share how good it was). The toasty focaccia, gruyère, garlic aioli, arugula, egg, and thick cut bacon worked perfectly together and was seriously one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had in my entire life. I wish I discovered this my first day in Seattle, it would've saved me two sad hotel breakfasts!! read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Breakfast sandwich - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've always wanted to try this spot, and I'm happy I was finally able to do so today. The place itself has a real chill, comfy vibe. The staff members match that vibe when they welcome you in. I'm pretty sure the plain croissant I had here is the best one I've ever had, so if you're a croissant lover, you have to have it. I wanted to be bougee, so I had one of the wellness lattes - Chaga Mushroom with almond milk. Absolutely. Delicious. Will definitely be making a return trip here. 11:04am. Add another star. They're playing Erykah Badu. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - #greatseating - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cafe Hitchcock is one of the most instagramable restaurants/ cafes in seattle. If you're like me and really appreciate how a restaurant is designed please come here. Gold mirrors to die for and plants hanging around I loved it. Me and my coworker came here for lunch and had a great time. We ordered the chicken crunch salad (thai inspired salad was light and delicious). My friend ordered the braised greens w mushrooms and a soft boiled egg. THAT BLEW ME AWAY. I snuck bites of hers in because it was the perfect balance of flavors and very healthy. Now lets talk about the drinks because thats really why i loved this place. I got a matcha latte and my friend got the afterparty. I again liked hers more, at this point I should just order what she gets from now on. Only reason I didn't give this place a 5 was because the service girl was quite odd and honestly pretty aggressive and rude. Luckily you order then bring your number to a table- so it didnt bother me that much!! I want to come back to try more drinks and breaky! read more

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Delicious breakfast and great coffee! The bread was so fresh, overall a great experience and I wish I had more! read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Breakfast sandwich and avocado toast with poached egg! So delicious!! - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Painfully slow service. 30 mins to serve a simple sandwich. Similar experience on prior visits, even when the place was virtually empty. Avoid. read more

I ordered the Reuben which was $18 and came with potato chips. There is nothing lazier than charging $18 for a sandwich and only offering potato chips as a side. The service was neglectful at best and there is a 5% service charge added to the bill for no apparent reason. This really pisses me off. The sandwich was ok but the taste of being taken advantage of will last much longer than the food. See attached cheque. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - a receipt in the center of a car - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very welcoming staff, big hello as we walked in and very accommodating with order placed. Plant based options on menu with variety of smoothie options. Lots of room to work. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Breakfast Sandwich - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The last time I had lunch here everything was made fresh. Today the salads were pre-made, meager, and wilted. Didn't bother to ask why but I'm not spending $18 on a bad experience again. No reason to return. Mayne I'll drop in and get a coffee and see if they are back to fresh salads. read more

I stay near here when in town for work. They are friendly, make really good lattes and I LOVE their little homemade(?) granola/seed/dried fruit bar things. I'll call it a breakfast bar - idk but it is SO GOOD. read more

Ambience: really cute aesthetic. Classy but not stuffy. Nice place to bring parents or friends. Location: on the main drag, lots of street parking nearby, close to the waterfront, walkable to other shops, restaurants, ferry terminal, etc. Coffee: oh, if only a review could be solely about the looks of a place; this would be much better. My partner got us two lattes from here that are the worst quality I have ever had in my life. It tasted as if the barista had used the grounds twice. The espresso (if you could even call it that) was barely there. No richness, no tasting notes to speak of. Water with a very faint hint of the warmth of espresso. The milk was also noticeably thin, no foam. This latte reminded me of rest-stop coffee that had been topped off with boiling water to keep it warm. Huge disappointment. Food: didn't try so can't say. Staff: the young man making our coffee did not look like he knew what he was doing. Overall: go somewhere else; if it's between here and the gas station, head down to the gas station and get a cup there. read more

Stopped in on my lunch break. Inside is clean and cute. I got started with a pretty, but bitter, mocha (which is sad because I love Cafe Vita Coffee). But luckily, the main event was the Delicata Ricotta Salad. The salad was made to order, it was super freash, and I added bacon to it (which took it to the next level)! Licked my plate clean. It was that good. The meal was over $20 for both items, so bit pricey in the business district, especially when you have to get yourself silverware and bus your own plate. But that salad was so good, I will be back. read more

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Cafe Hitchcock was a cute little joint to stop buy for breakfast as we started our day at Bainbridge island. It was cozy and had ample seating. The food was a bit on the pricey side but the avocado toast was really good. The potato dish was ok, but it was a little bland. If I came back to Bainbridge I think I would revisit this spot and try something else! read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Avocado toast - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Great breakfast sandwich, gooey, delicious double chocolate cookie. Really nice design and a fantastic lounge, work area.

I spent a couple hours here the other day for some coworking. It's right on the border of downtown/Pioneer Square so it's near plenty of parking. There were two garages about a three minute walk away, I ended up with going with the U.S. Bank one and only had to pay $9 for almost three hours of parking (which we all know isn't bad for downtown Seattle during the week). The inside is pretty cute. Very minimalist, no-frills type of coffee shop. Lots of simple wood and brick decor. A couple things to note: - Bathroom is inside of the main building that the coffee shop is connected to. You have to have a code to get in. - I didn't look around for a ton of outlets but I also didn't see any near where were are sitting. Worth making sure you have some nearby if your device dies quickly or you're going in with low battery. - Kind of sad music selection. LOL I ended up going with a Honey Almond Latte - I was going to get a Matcha Latte (part of their "wellness" menu) but they only had a 12 oz but I wanted something bigger. The cashier offered the Honey Almond instead, which I've not tried before, so I went with it. The latte came at a perfect temp - it was warm enough to be comforting, but it wasn't so hot that I couldn't drink it right away. The almond & honey flavors are pretty light, but it was a nice switch up from the overly sweet drinks Starbucks tends to serve. It also comes with cinnamon dusted on top, which really brought it all together. Really cool place to work/have a meeting in the area. I would come back! read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Almond Honey Latte - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Solid place for lighter fare and Caffe Vita coffee in downtown Seattle! I met my friend here who works nearby and the place was packed by the time I arrived, around 11:45am on a Friday. We had plans to meet for noon, but wanted to swing by early, to make sure that we'd have a table. Fortunately, getting here early was wise because most of the tables were already taken for the lunch hour - yet, luckily, I was able to snag one of the booths. You order at the counter and they'll bring your food. I learned this just by noticing all the jackets and bags at the seats as place holders when I was scouting for a table. Even though the place was busy for lunch hour, the line does go by quickly. I wanted something light, so just ordered a side of the Kale and Quinoa and for coffee, I ordered the Dirty Hippy. The Kale and Quinoa side was actually a good portion for something light, and it was tasty, especially with the seeds that came with. As for the Dirty Hippy, it's certainly inventive, but personally, wouldn't order it again. The drink is concocted with Caffe Vita coffee, root beer, chai tea and milk. If you like root beer - you will enjoy it. I wanted to dry something different, but can't say Dirty Hippy is for me since I am not a huge root beer fan, as you get a lot of the root beer flavor with this among the other flavors that make up this drink. But I can see this being a hit. I like the concept of Cafe Hitchcock. It's a cafe where you can dine-in over traditional cafe foods such as a soup, salad or sandwich or Macrina Bakery patries; but it also serves as a place to hang out with a full bar available. They also have a happy hour, which I plan to check out in the future. Overall, Cafe Hitchcock provides a health-conscious menu with a drink (alcoholic or not) that will be sure to please anyone, especially for those working nearby. read more

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Great breakfast sandwich got me there in the morning. Seemed a popular order. Enjoyed coffee. Location close to hotel and waterfront activities. read more

I enjoyed my visit to this diminutive cafe in the Pioneer Square area. I was staying at the Best Western and was not too thrilled with their breakfast offering. So I decided to seek alternatives. This place popped up on the Yelp map and appeared to be three or four blocks away. It turned out to be a terrific choice. The storefront was very unobtrusive and difficult to spot even while walking. The entrance was a bit hidden among office entryways and I almost missed it even with GPS. But I am glad I found it. The dining area was a bit small but was quiet and well-kept, providing a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. It was a walk-up-and-order format and featured a somewhat creative menu. The person who took my order was very friendly and helpful, as was the barista. I tried the Eggs Shakshouka, which featured eggs baked with harissa tomato sauce and feta. It was accompanied by French Bread. It was one of the tastier breakfasts I have had in a long time. The portion was perfect for me and my Americano was also top notch. It was not cheap, but then again we are talking about downtown Seattle. With food, drink, tax and a small tip, my final outlay was $19. But given how much I enjoyed my meal, I would do it again and hope to have the chance to do so. I was quite favorably impressed. read more

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This place is closer than I thought, so I decided to come by for lunch. It's in the Exchange Building on the 1st Ave & Marion side. Nice looking cafe, pretty busy when I arrived so I ended up taking my lunch to-go. Open kitchen area, some booth seating and small tables, nice relaxing vibe, clean, modern etc. Anyways, it's not a huge lunch menu so after a few minutes I had to order the "Puerco Rican" pork sandwich. Mojo roasted pulled pork, some red cabbage slaw, a cilantro-lime aioli on a delicious Macrina Bakery potato roll. The pork wasn't the most moist, some parts of it were a bit dry, flavor was ok, didn't really get a lot of mojo flavor to me, cabbage slaw was good, and the bread was great, sandwich was a bit oily, but overall it's a good pork sandwich. Staff was friendly, prices are definitely on the higher side for lunch, $14 & change for my sandwich only(about 8" if you were wondering about size), sandwich was prepared nicely, looks good, seems pretty good quality and freshly made. Downtown worker peeps look for a $10 lunch so the pricing may scare them off, but everything is expensive in Seattle.....the battle continues! I may give this spot a few more visits since it's pretty convenient for me to come by. They do offer breakfast too so that may be more your speed. read more

Cafe Hitchcock - Tag it & bag it! - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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No star. Started well, but was served a cold frittata. Asked for it to be warmed, was told eggs are served cold by youth at register. Asked waitress to warm it, she did, but later the guy came to chew me out. Not sure what's wrong with this place, but something is... read more