Maniac Roasting is a fantastic coffee provider. I live in Los Angeles and purchase off their easy…read morewebsite and shipping is quick via priority mail. For selection I love and prefer the single origins (especially South and Central America and Indonesia) but they have great blends with clever names, half-caf, and decaf for those inclined. I'm so thrilled they've upgraded their bags to 1lb. Well worth it! One time they had this coffee called Monsooned Malabar and I still remember it. It was delicious. They all are. Kyle McLaughlin is a big fan too! Agent Cooper knows a fine cup of coffee when he sees one. If you love good coffee you have to try this! Also, supporting Maniac Roasting is supporting a small local business in Bellingham, WA!

Easy to order on their website and a few shipping options but man oh man what a selection! I…read morepurchased Cobra Kai, Bellinghamster and Half-feinated (all the flavor/half the caffeine) and not sure which will be my new favorite morning brew. The descriptions alone led me to rate five stars!

Take it from someone who takes espresso a little too seriously: this place is outstanding…read more Other reviewers mention the pastries, lattes, atmosphere, and friendly service, and I believe them. But for me, this review is about the coffee. The roast, the grind, the pressure, the balance, the crema, all of it worked. This was not just a decent cup from a cute cafe. This was careful coffee from people who know what they are doing. You can smell the roasting as soon as you open the door. That is usually a good sign, but it does not always translate into the cup. Here it does. We were especially grateful to find this place after a strange travel evening near Dungeness Spit when almost nothing seemed open and dinner ended up being a couple items from Walmart eaten in the car. Then the next morning, here was this small cafe in Sequim producing coffee with more care than plenty of places in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Great service too. Friendly, quick, and professional.

Bright and cheerful place with great coffee and friendly service. There is a small selections of…read morepastries, I really liked the cranberry orange muffin.

As a big coffee/ pastry guy, I'm always looking for the goods. Shockingly, this was arguably the…read morebest blueberry scone I ever ate in my life. I was looking for a place to kill some time before a meeting at the adjacent refinery. This place has a ton of character, prices are super reasonable, and they have ample space and seating for customers with Wi-Fi. These types of coffee shops are less and less these days, so please support! Great spot for an informal business meeting. Will be back .

I go here often as it's close to my boyfriends house. We've had a few experiences with bad burritos…read moreand breakfast sandwiches but coffee is kinda rare. I'm a barista of 3 years so I really appreciate good coffee. Today I had my drink made almost complete opposite of what it should've been and it was just disappointing. I ordered an iced white on white americano with 4 shots, caramel and cream. I'm not sure if the girl was new or what but she made my drink as a mocha which was upsetting as I can't drink milk in bigger portions. My drink also wasn't made with white coffee either, hence the color of the drink as it should've been almost white.

Fantastic coffee, and history! Indigenous owned, this coffee shop is a wonderful place to learn…read moreabout the local people and give back to their community, not to mention enjoy a delicious beverage like "Colonizers Tears," a salted caramel mocha with smoked sea salt on top. Every napkin holder tells you about a prominent indigenous person from that area. You are surrounded by art from local artists as well. A wonderful place to add to you stops in Coupeville.

I was planning to go to Stompin' Grounds directly across the street when I stopped in La Conner for…read more coffee, but became intrigued by the logo and cute building that Beaver Tales is in instead. I'm glad I changed my mind! I ended up having a lovely chat with one of the owners, Michelle, as she whipped up delicious drinks which were crafted with care. The interior is cute, cozy, and full of beautiful Native crafts, books, etc. Michelle and her mate are very vested in giving back to the community and education, which is a phenomenal endeavor and all the more reason to support them.

Stopped by Rainshadow Cafe while travelling through Sequim and tried their salmon bagel. Especially…read moreon a Sunday It got quite busy and we were lucky to get there at good time when there was no queue. The Salmon bagel was fresh, flavorful, and made for a really satisfying brunch. The cafe has a relaxed, welcoming vibe that fits perfectly with the laid-back feel of Sequim. Definitely a nice little local spot to grab breakfast or coffee if you're in the area. I'd happily stop by again next time we pass through the area and try more from the menu!

If you're staying at WorldMark in Discovery Bay or visiting Sequim, I highly recommend Rainshadow…read moreCafe. What a great local find! They roast their own coffee and serve delicious breakfast and lunch, with beer and wine available later in the day. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with about a dozen tables inside plus covered outdoor seating. The staff couldn't have been friendlier--I had the pleasure of meeting Tara and one of her coworkers, and they made us feel right at home. The coffee was outstanding, and they offer a great selection of freshly roasted beans, from light to dark roasts. The pastry case looked amazing, and they also feature daily specials. I ordered the breakfast burrito, and I'll definitely be coming back for it--it was excellent! My wife had the spinach frittata with cheese and bacon, and she loved it. We only wish we had a place like this closer to home in Seattle. There are plenty of great coffee shops there, but this café has a special hometown feel that makes you want to come back. If you're in the Sequim area, don't miss it!

We visited with a group of friends and loved everything. The shop is super cute and the staff was…read moreamazing. Our table ordered cappuccinos, dirty chais, mochas, breakfast sandwiches, and the soy tofu burrito; all delicious. Big plus for being vegetarian friendly (the tofu burrito is great). Highly recommend stopping by if you are in Bellingham!

I tried Makeworth coffee at a one year anniversary of a cake shop in Wallingford and a cafe in the…read moreUniversity District, both in Seattle. I made a mental note to visit their site in Bellingham. I finally had the opportunity to try Makeworth Coffee Roasters and has now become my coffee destination up north (3/29/25). Decent paid street parking availability. The cafe itself is really amazing with the two level layout, high ceilings, and abundant natural light. Various seating arrangements that was not crammed together and allowed for comfortable convo, reading, or for the laptop crowd. The front counter had visible posted menus, a pastry case, and various coffee roasts to choose from. The layout allowed for efficient customer flow for ordering, pickup, and takeout. Welcoming barista staff - no hipster attitude. There's also other merch available for purchase. Overhead music and interior aesthetic added to the pleasant environment. Enjoyed my mocha, thankful for the clean restroom before hitting the road, and look forward to trying the purchased roast for brewing at home. Definitely recommended!

In short Great roaster with the deepest imaginable local…read moreroots. In long There are tons of warehouses along Bickford these days, and if you turn down in and zigzag around a bit, you find a fantastic local coffee wholesaler with a retail outlet right here. They have a big lineup and unbelievable prices. Just the nicest people, too. I have been hearing good things about them for a while and meaning to stop in. I was finally able to combine this with some other errands yesterday. It's a small storefront with a few shelves and a big counter area. Not a coffee shop to sip a mug--a place to buy beans. There's a big sign on the wall explaining the exact roast level for each bag of beans they offer. You can order online and pick up, or you can walk in to buy. They have a bunch of blends that do really well. I avoid blends; I want the different flavors of single-origin stuff. I'm thinking now I should have realized that the rave reviews I see for this place are for the blends. I tried the Kenya, which the owner was proud to explain is their highest-rated offering. It's a good coffee, but not single-origin in the sense that they note how it was processed and where it was grown. They just give you the country. That's still an enormous step up from where coffee was when I was a kid, and it's an impressive effort for coffee that's a mere $11/lb. The big sign on the wall said this was a medium roast, and what's in the mug is very smoky and dark. Too much for my tastes, but I'm glad to have finally tried this place. I'm looking forward to trying the other beans and finishing all this up.

Absolutely the best coffee roaster in the area! It's a small storefront in a warehouse district,…read morebut don't let that deter you. They have a very helpful staff and they have decades of experience. Their coffee is fantastic and the only coffee we buy. It's a big step up from anything at the grocery store or big box retailer. It's easy to get to off the north end of Bickford Road near Sound to Summit Brewery.