Not happy with these drinks. Extremely pricey for the small volume and poor taste I drink coffee…read morearound the world, and this one was not good. If I could take back this purchase, I absolutely would. Also, the people working there don't seem to get along.

This is a good option for coffee at midway, an abyss of horrible coffee. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful, even at 6 am. I will make this my go to coffee spot at midway. Plenty of seats near by to sit and relax or you can walk to Your gate and enjoy it there. The pastries are delicious, too. And they will warm them up for you no isies n

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.

I saw a few posters for this in Terminal D and the Filipino flavors were what got me! The perfect…read morespot to grab a bite to eat before a flight, especially if you're in need of a coffee fix and the Starbucks line is insane. Unlike Starbucks, they actually have legit ube flavor (and other Filipino flavors like pandan and turon) for their drinks. I got an ube matcha (super delish, tho in the future I'd ask for less sweet) and a spam musubi (wrapped in plastic wrap, which makes it the perfect airport snack to eat without having to touch it with your hands). It's a little out of the way tucked near Gate 21, but I'd definitely take the short detour if you have the time for some yummy treats!

Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #109…read more I was not expecting much out of Neighborhood Bubble Tea and Cafe - Boba in an airport in the US? No way it could be any good! But on a recent trip to Nashville, we decided to trudge all the way over from the A-gates to give this place a try. This shop is tucked away in the side arm of the D-gate area, making it much less crowded than the main walkway in the terminal. There are two ways to order - firstly via the kiosk (no line when we visited) and secondly in person (a line of 5 or 6 people). Black Milk Tea w/ Boba ($8) - I ordered via kiosk to save time and totally blanked on the fact that it doesn't allow ice or sugar level adjustments. Just as I went to pick up the drink about 5 minutes after my order, I thought about this fact and started worrying about the sugar levels. At 100% sweet, I typically find most other boba shops cloyingly sweet. This place, fortunately, uses cane sugar, so the sweetness is more mellow and not as grating. Even at full sweetness, while a little too much for my palette, isn't harsh or overwhelming. The drink comes with whole milk by default. Unlike other more premium shops that only add a splash of milk on top, this one seems to be more like 50/50 tea vs. milk. This adds a bunch of richness to the drink, but also increases the dairy flavor quite a bit, which combined with the sugar overpowers the tea a little. There's still some of the malty and somewhat fruity notes towards the end of the sip. They add a ton of ice. That's something I will definitely be asking for adjustment on in the future. The boba isn't bad at all. There are some issues with consistency in terms of size and due to that, texture. They are soaked in brown sugar syrup, giving a soft and velvety texture on the exterior. The smaller pearls are chewy throughout, while the larger pearls are a bit too firm and grainy towards the center. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 3.5/5 I was really surprised by the quality of the drink I received. Honestly, before visiting, I thought this would be more of a 2 star kind of place! They also serve some really intriguing Filipino snacks that I'd love to come back to try out.

nice café, very beautiful inside Also really tasty coffee…read moreand God service Great atmosphere

Stopped by for a chai latte and the service was quick and friendly. I would've gone inside but it…read morelooked very busy with limited space. Below are my rankings for different categories: Drink - 7/10 Service - 8/10 Convenience - 8/10 Cost - 9/10

we were on a road trip from california-oregon-washington-portland-california. we stayed 2 days in…read moreseatac and found this hidden gem. The coffee was the best coffee on my entire trip. I loved the coffee but i loved their customer service more. They put the effort to make sure and understand what you want and like and adjust the flavors. These guys are the best, the hospitality was 100/10. We also tried their egg crossaint. Kudos to you guys! "I highy recommend Kappa coffee"

What an awesome little place with great service. The guy was super friendly, I bought my wife a…read morewhite mocha, she prefers hers a little sweeter but now we know what to order next time! I am a barista so I had to try it, it was delicious, I don't like my latte super sweet like she does, worth the stop.

Service was fast and nice on a Sunday mid day time. Good place to sit down and do some journaling…read morewhich is what I did. They have such an expansive menu and lots of signature drinks like the Iced Samoa Mocha which is what I got. Tasted great with oat milk!!!

As far as cafes go, this isn't the most aesthetic one I've visited, but the coffee was good and the…read morelady at the counter was nice. She seemed to be a one man show, and although it wasn't super full when I was there, there was a steady flow of clients in and out.

My favorite bakery in the most dangerous location in Burien…read more Not dangerous because of crime. Dangerous because it's directly across the street from my gym. Nothing says "great workout" quite like immediately replacing every calorie you just burned with one of Bakery Nouveau's twice-baked chocolate croissants. I prefer to think of it as strategic carbohydrate replenishment. Everything here is exceptional. The pastries are buttery, flaky, and somehow manage to ruin every grocery store croissant for the rest of your life. The coffee is excellent, the staff is consistently friendly, and it's one of those places where it's impossible to leave with only the one thing you came in for. The neighborhood feels safe, parking is plentiful, and the only real hazard is convincing yourself you deserve "just one more pastry." Five stars. My spin instructor may disagree. Bakery Nouveau is worth every extra minute on the bike.

After almost 10 years I'm still a fan of Bakery Nouveau. You can just chill and drink coffee and…read morehave some of their fantastic pasteries. It's a bit hidden in Burien, but you can find it as the downtown area isn't that big.

Micheal makes THE. BEST. Salted Carmel espresso martini. Even better than the one I had in Paris!read more

This restaurant is one that I'd revisit outside of the airport. The server was patient with us to…read moremake our decisions and friendly throughout our time there. Our waters never became empty, and the Georgetown Tavern Lager was terrific. Our artichoke dip appetizer ($16) was some of the best I've ever had. The black bean burgers ($22) passed the test of two die-hard meat eaters, and the summer scramble with cheesy grits ($19.50) was fabulous. This is THE choice to hit up on your next Seattle layover.