Their interior is really cozy and has great space for reading or working in the back or for…read morechatting with friends in the front. The service was fantastic and they were able to make one of their special lattes as a matcha for me, which was deeply appreciated. Both drinks were excellent! If only they had a patio area that was dog friendly, they'd be perfect!

Great place to get coffee and sit down. Lots of space, overall quiet, big unique menu. The mocha…read morewas delicious, I recommend and would come back!

I visited this cafe last Sunday, and loved the cozy atmosphere! Seating is limited, but drinks and…read morefood are easy to eat on the go. I came with a friend in the morning for breakfast, and got a huge slice of day old coffee cake for half its original price! I'm not a fan of raisins, but this cake was so good that I could hardly notice the taste or texture of the raisins. The London fog had the perfect sweetness, and was also reasonably priced. It's also so cool to see various local artwork on the walls, as well as its mini market of local foods. I'd love to check out this cafe again and try more of their food!

Great customer service paired with delicious beverages. Got the vanilla latte with skim milk and it…read morewas both tasty and piping hot! The facade looks like one of the neighborhood houses and the interior gives a warm feeling (although it is a bit cramped). Look forward to returning at some point.

It was delicious. I was a bit apprehensive at first about the prices and my eyes popped a bit when…read morethe tablet suggested a 30% tip but the guy behind the counter was very knowledgeable about the pour over options and man that sandwich was da bomb I want to eat it again I went with the $9 coffee instead of the $22 gesha option. Visiting from out of town so not sure when I'll be able to go back but would like to someday. Found parking easily (might've been lucky) and enjoyed the ambiance. They were vibing Khruangbin, one of my faves. Classy and clean flooring and counters. Just barely got the last seat on a Monday at 11am. Definitely the type of place where folks come to park themselves for hours rather than WFH from their dreary studio apt. All good. Recommend!

Santo is easily one of my top favorite coffee shops in Seattle! The coffee quality is exceptional…read moreand the baristas are always genuinely welcoming. Their signature Panela Latte is an absolute must-try and my go too but you can't go wrong with a classic latte from here. Their drinks are always consistent and not overly sweet. I love open space and the natural lighting that comes. The cafe does however tend to get crowded so most of the time I've had to take my drink to go. If you are able to get a seat I think it's a great place to get your work done as the cafe has a very relaxed environment.

I have a lot of love for Zoka in Green Lake, as I used to live by there and even played the cello…read morethere back in the day when they had a small stage. This location is also conveniently located for the UW/U village folks and offers the same quality drinks that I came to love at their first location. Love that they have quite a few tables and also outlets so it's a nice spot to work for a bit. Also, with the narrow space, you are never far from a window and natural light during the day. Probably my favorite coffee in the u village area.

The service is ok. Nice enough. Lots and lots of seating. Definitely a very cute place. The…read moreburritos are very yummy, though it's not fresh. The pastries are oh my god delicious. Sausage breakfast sandwich was good. The coffees were pretty phenomenal as well, very well balanced ratios.

As a local landmark as the first espresso bar in Seattle, we decided to stop by before going to a…read moreconference at the university. The menu has your typical coffee options, with syrup add ins available too. There is plenty of seating if you want to stay and drink your coffee or grab a pastry. I opted for an iced vanilla latte in a 20oz which helped for the day. Staff didnt realize that were at the front ready to order right away, but were quick with our coffee once they did.

I went here all through undergrad and still come in when I need to lock in on a weekend. A…read morewonderful study space, great vibes. I always get a drip and a bran muffin, so I can't speak to much else but they make a great bran muffin and their coffee is exactly what you would want from a place like this. It's strong and unpretentious. I have never had a problem with the service, everyone is always quite nice and if I am not immediately helped it is because they are clearly busy.

Can I say it....best cappuccino I've had yet in Seattle I…read morefear it's true! It was so smooth, obviously very thought out and made by a person who really values their craft. I definitely want to go back and try more of their menu. Will also be adding this to my list of places that I share with friends who are visiting. The space was a lot bigger than I expected for a coffee shop in u district. Lots of seating and outlets for studying/laptop time. Baristas were very kind, I got the sense that they wanted to take the time to get to know the cafe regulars which is nice to see. Parking: it's u district so try street parking, but I recommend taking the link. Only a 6 min walk from the u district station.

I think I found a new favorite coffee shop! Great vibes and music at the perfect volume that's easy…read moreto listen to whether you're there to socialize or get some work done. Clean, aesthetic interior too

Environmentally conscious, friendly, and cozy cafe. Animal friendly with plenty of outdoor seating…read moreavailable. It's encouraged to bring your own personal cup or dine in and you will be charged 25cents extra if you choose a to go cup. Vegetarian options available and plenty of alternative milk options. This cafe is very cute and homey. I went in during a very busy time with almost every seat taken so it was hard to look around so I'll have to return to look at the merch and more of the ambiance. Definitely a quiet cafe with dim lighting and most people reading, doing laptop work, or with headphones in. I highly enjoyed the outside seating with benches available. You are welcome to bring your cat or dog outside as long as you are respectful and pick up after any accidents or mess. The menu is much more affordable than other nearby coffee shops. A simple menu with an extensive list of syrups. For my first visit I chose a hot hazelnut latte with hemp milk. Coffee was standard and did the job. I also chose a pound cake with chocolate and vanilla which was okay but a little dry. I really appreciate and praise this cafe for caring about the earth and encouraging customers to dine in or bring their own personal cups. Definitely a cozy and solid spot in the area.

My friend brought me a seasonal latte while I wait at Urgent care, and holy crap it's delicious!!…read moreDidn't get to see the inside, but holy yummy! She says very cozy and cute on the inside, giving library with coffee vibes. Would recommend.

My friend and I stopped by Push x Pull after our run to treat ourselves to a late morning coffee…read more Push x Pull currently has three locations -- two in Portland and one in Seattle -- and is well known for its specialty coffee. I ordered an iced pour over (Zambia Kateshi Estate Anaerobic Natural) for $8, with tasting notes of pineapple, blackberry, and lychee. it was incredibly refreshing -- fruity, juicy, and vibrant. I enjoyed it so much that I bought a bag of the beans to bring home. My friend ordered an iced Americano, which was made with a light roast that had intense fruity acidity. it wasn't quite her style, but I appreciated that they didn't default to a darker roast for milk-free drinks. There was plenty of seating upstairs, where we relaxed and chatted over coffee. Overall, Push x Pull is a reliable spot if you enjoy specialty coffee. The baristas are serious about their craft, and I'd love to try one of their espresso-based drink next time.

I don't write many reviews, but this place deserves one…read more I've spent a lot of time searching for the best specialty coffee in Seattle, Portland, the Bay Area, and Austin. In my opinion, Push x Pull is the only shop I've found in Seattle that can truly compete with the best shops in those cities. I mostly drink cortado (a drink which leaves nowhere to hide) and Push x Pull executes them at a level I haven't found elsewhere in Seattle. The espresso is always dialed in, and the milk texture is ridiculous. The staff is also great. I frequently come in with my two young boys, who are not exactly known for sitting quietly, and everyone has always been incredibly kind and welcoming. If you're serious about coffee, go here.