Super delicious sandwiches, bagels, wraps, and of course their Vietnamese coffee! Staff was very…read morewarm and friendly, can tell they put a lot of love into their food. A nice lowkey vibe at the restaurant, but still had many customers. Updating - Had to come back for a second day in a row because their breakfast was just too good! Their tuna melt is great, very filling.

Cafe Artisan serves fantastic banh mis! The bread was super crispy and not too thick and the…read moregrilled pork was juicy and full of flavor. I also really enjoyed their house sauce, I feel like most banh mi shops just put mayo on their banh mi but Cafe Artisan's house sauce includes garlic and some other spices that I thought added a lot of flavor to the overall sandwich. My two recent banh mis were in SF (Saigon, L&G) and this is quite a bit better than both of them; I actually enjoyed eating this sandwich beyond its nutritional value. Overall, the banh mi is quite cheap for downtown Seattle food ($12), portions are large (especially the meat), and it's quite tasty - highly recommend! The cafe is pretty quiet and most people seem to do takeout. The staff are super nice and friendly. There are other sandwiches aside from banh mis here, might try them next time (and will update this review if I do). 4.6/5

The staff and owner are all extremely friendly. They're good to me and my dog each time we pay a…read morevisit (which is pretty frequently, they give him bananas). Food's always good, and filling since they don't skimp on the protein in whatever you order. Their Reuben and Chipotle Madness sandwiches are very good, as are the breakfast sandwiches and burritos. The overall vibe is pretty casual, got a bit of convenience store and a bit of cafe at once going on. Great for what it is.

In town visiting Seattle and needed a quick breakfast to bring back to the hotel. This spot did the…read morejob. It's right in the middle of the city, super convenient if you're staying downtown and don't feel like waiting around at a sit-down place. It's a small market, but they make good use of the space. There's a solid mix of American and Asian food options, plenty of drinks, and a few shelves stocked with basic travel essentials in case you forgot something. It's not fancy, and it's not trying to be. It's a practical, no-nonsense stop for quick bites and last-minute needs. If you're nearby and want something fast and easy, it's worth popping in.

My FAVORITE go-to spot for breakfast or lunch is konvenecoffee. I've been going to this spot for…read morethe past couple years and have gotten to know the owner, who is incredibly kind and personable! Some of their food items include pastries, sandwiches, and toasts They also serve hot and cold drinks like coffee, matcha, and hot chocolate! The burritos will forever be my favorite food item due to it's seasoned ingredients, warm eggs, and a hint of spice from peppers. It always reminds me of home-made food because of how much love and care is put into all their items. The cafe has a beautiful view toesrds the Space Needle while you enjoy your food and drinks. There are tables and outlets available to use to dine at, hang out at, or do some remote work at.

The is a very small coffee shop sitting on the top floor of a grocery store. We stopped in the…read moremorning after a long travel day and were pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was. From the egg sandwiches to the breakfast burritos and avocado toast everything was delicious. There was only one person working the shop and he handled the crowd spectacularly.

Quaint spot, owner is very kind and food is delicious and well priced. Definitely stop by if your…read morenearby

Small mom and pop shop offering breakfast sandwiches, teriyaki/bulgogi, and sushi/poke. The owners…read moreare so friendly and run the place with bright energy. Plenty of seating options inside. I got the poke bowl which was a good portion size and had a lot of toppings. Would be interested in coming back to try more options.

Was super close to where I was staying for a quick work trip, and I was craving a sandwich. I am so…read moreglad I came in. I got the Mama Africa and thought it was great. A very unique sandwich and looking at the options, it was hard to pick one. The people working were nice, and I thought they had a good variety of snacks and drinks as well. I will definitely be back and have already told my sister about it who travels to Seattle for work more regularly. I would plan to take your food to go. If there was seating, I didn't see it, but I think most people want to grab and go anyway.

Sandwiches were ready pretty quick, but fresh and delicious. We had the chipotle chicken and New…read moreYorker sandwiches - yum!

I love this Hagen location more than the other Hagen cafés in Seattle. The atmosphere and service…read moreare nice. I especially like the outdoor seating, the view, and the way they've recently arranged the space with plants and umbrellas outside. I also like the recent music selection. Keep it up! I usually get breakfast here, either the Smashed Avocado Toast or the Breakfast Bun. I also like the paninis. I'm not much of a coffee drinker myself, but my wife often brings home a bag of coffee from Hagen, and she really likes it.

The food is delicious - the breakfast sandwiches and pastries. The cafe itself is small and it's…read morebetter for catching up with friends or a quick bite rather than working. The prices are on the higher end -- like $20 for a croissant sandwich. The customer service is awful. This seems to be the case with other locations. I've been to a few and most recently the location at Olympic Sculpture Park. I had similar experiences here. No greeting and the barista and person at the register looked annoyed to be there. I'm not asking for a chatty service but a hello and thank you doesn't hurt. Service seems to be the issue with a lot of these reviews.

My wife and I stopped in here real quick about 20 minutes before closing, and I was really…read moreimpressed with the service. Even though the staff was already deep into cleaning up for the night, they were still incredibly friendly and welcoming. As for the coffee, it was spot on. I had an oat milk cortado and my wife grabbed an iced latte. Both had a fantastic, robust coffee taste that didn't get lost--exactly what you want in a high-quality brew. It's a great little spot in Seattle, and we'll definitely be making it a point to come back when we have a bit more time to hang out!

This wonderful cafe was near where we were staying and we stopped by before heading to the…read moreaquarium. The staff were so helpful with their recommendations and were super friendly. We ended up getting an Americano and a matcha - both were exactly what we needed to get the day going. We also each had a bagel and they were so filling we realized we should've just split one! Highly recommend popping in for a drink (or even one of their pastries!)

Great baked goods and sandwiches. Always fresh. Sit inside or out. Love supporting local ownershipread more

Oh my, where do I start? Maybe with the good? There's a fair amount of varied seating at Queen Anne…read moreCoffee. I liked how the monthly specials are displayed on the menu and the wide variety of lunch options. However, unfortunately, we are cut short there with a quite a major setback. The coffee and chai was not good. I'm not talking about where you can grin and bear it and still somewhat enjoy sipping. I'm talking, I do not want to be anywhere near this chai. This will go on record as one of my least favorite chais. I literally had to walk up the street to get a chai I knew would be good after spending $20 here. I should've just thrown my $20 bill on the ground for what this was. Also, for several dollars less, you can get a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich from Mcdonald's that is significantly more enjoyable to eat. Come here at your own risk. Cheers!