Mimi N.

After visiting here a few times, this has become one of my favorite go to spots for yummy croffles :) [[HIGHLIGHT]]Located in Roosevelt, this cute lil cafe is perfect for studying or meeting up with people. Interior is cozy and modern and there are outlets around and free WiFi that makes this place perfect for school or work.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] My favorite highlights here are: 1. Sweet Croffles ~ Consistently good with a nice slightly chewy and crispy texture on the outside and for the flavors I tried so far, (Plain, Tiramisu, Strawberry) ~ all has been so good! If you're a bit sensitive to sweet, I definitely recommend trying out a plain croffle since it's lightly sweetened to start off with since there are crystallized sugar pieces in the waffle. 2. Savory Bites: If you're looking for something more savory, I suggest trying out the croffle tuna sandwich, any of the onigiri or the sausage bread. Paired any of these with a drink and you're set for a yummy time! I particularly like the croffle tuna sandwich for the sweet/salty texture and the sausage bread itself was pretty tasty. Things to Note: 1. Everything is self service here... from ordering at the kiosk (you can order from the cashier too), to picking up your food and busing it at the end. 2. Drinks: Hit or Miss, depending on your preference. For me, I ordered a few drinks at regular sweetness and found 2/3 of the drinks to be too sweet. Definitely recommend half the puree level if you want a less sweet drink for the fruit flavor options. 3. Price Point: a bit spendy but for the quality of the croffles itself, I don't mind :) Can't wait to come back and sample more crofffleeeees!

Suman K.

I came here on a whim to study and it was a great decision! [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's plenty of space to sit and outlets to charge your laptop[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], plus the food and drinks are pretty yummy! I tried the strawberry lemonade, strawberry croffle, the tuna mayo riceball, and beef bulgogi riceball. The lemonade and riceballs were my favorites! The ruffle was too sweet for my taste, I would have preferred to share it with someone. All in all, great place to check out!

Faith B.

I throughly did not enjoy my order. My cousin and I wanted a sweet treat after getting dinner, so we decided to come here after searching up nearby dessert places on Yelp. This cafe is located in a plaza with many surrounding businesses which made finding parking easy and abundant in the lot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Upon entering the cafe, the lights are super bright and it's decorated in a colorful, plant theme.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There wasn't anyone at the cash register at that moment either but they do have a kiosk in the front you can also check out on. There's a small market place of retail items to the side and a variety of food/drinks on their actual menu. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I appreciated the visual display of desserts in their case and there were tons of tables to sit at.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There wasn't many people inside when we arrived, but the few there were silently working on their computers/studying.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We still decided to dine in since my cousin wanted to get a croffle and eat it right away. Drinks are only available in 16oz (small) and 22oz (large). Our order was completed quickly and the girl who gave it to us was nice. vanilla icecream croffle: my cousin thought the presentation was pretty and it was a good amount of vanilla ice cream on top of the croffle. It was just that the croffle was stale, so it wasn't enjoyable. They also only had plastic utensils which made cutting into the hard croffle difficult. galaxy-ade: very tart, but sugary at the same time. the lychee jelly was too soft for our liking and the ade even mixed tasted predominantly like lemon juice. signature dalgona matcha: I love matcha and dalgona, so naturally was very excited to try this drink. I asked for oat milk and less sugar which just meant less dalgona. The boba had a good chewy texture I enjoyed, but was not sweetened at all. Also the drink was incredibly bitter for some reason. I was not tasting much matcha and the dalgona in the drink ended up being soggy which texturally threw me off as I was sipping getting soft chunks. both my cousin and I threw away our drink after 1 sip. no joke. we tried each others drinks and noticed the same things. it was not worth the calories and for the prices of everything, I was expecting better... We'll stick to our usual spots for dessert.

Dawn F.

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Quaint and cute spot.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Order at the tablet by the door and grab a seat. The blueberry croffle is delicious, as is the milk tea. Service was quick and friendly. Wish we weren't leaving that day or we would have tried more treats.

Carolyn D.

Cute little cafe on Roosevelt by UW. Close to the Roosevelt light rail station which is convenient. Very cute interior and chill vibe. My friend had given me one of their croffles before and I had wanted to try it when it was fresher so we decided to go. We got the strawberry and the matcha croffles. I liked the flavor of the creams on both of the ones we got. The strawberries on top added a tartness that cut the sweetness of the cream. I do wish that the croffle was softer? It was very hard which I wasn't sure was supposed to be the texture. I think it was still good though. We came late so we didn't want to try any of the drinks and they didn't have many onigiris left. I would come back to try those as well.

Generous Y.

For a small shop, they have nice seating with wifi and outlets. I'd stop by here to work if I was in the area. Their menu is also very extensive ranging from all kinds of pastries to drinks. Cookies, brownies, croffles, and cakes among other food items, they have a variety of sweet and savory. Drink wise they have tons of coffees, teas, smoothies, and lemonades. Wonderful, kind service and they bring your food straight to you. Bingsoo is very expensive here though because every other spot has it much cheaper. Dalgona Milk Tea with Boba - actually really good tea. I loved the milk tea but did not care for the boba. Boba was chewy but flavorless. Luckily (or maybe not?) they don't give much boba so you don't need to suffer endless chewing. Tea was creamy, sweet from dalgona melting inside, and packed a fair tea flavor. Actually really surprising. Pink Hawaiian Lemonade - actually just pink lemonade. Slightly sour yet sweet, you get what you expect from pink lemonade. Refreshing though. Blueberry Croffle - buddy told me that croffles with the swirl were to way to go. She meant the cream on top and I think I agree. Croffle itself is a perfect texture of crisp yet soft and it's sweet like honey, though you'll want more flavor. Blueberries on top were a bit sour and I heard the strawberries were sour too so I would maybe opt for a non-fruit option. Still delicious though. Oreo Cheesecake - tasted like a regular cheesecake to be honest. Oreo was not very present so I think there's only a little blended into the cheesecake. On top is a soft Oreo which brings some flavor but the cheesecake is stronger, so opt for a different cheescake.

Mia-w L.

Just tried croffles for the first time and I'm officially a fan! The perfect mix of a croissant and a waffle crispy on the outside, soft and buttery on the inside. It's a fun twist on both classics and totally satisfying whether you go sweet or savory. Definitely a new favorite treat!

Stephanie C.

Overpriced. I live down the street and the only thing that prevents me from coming in every day is because most of the food feels $2 more expensive than it should be. $2 less is what will get my foot in the door but I would come every day if it was $3 less. Take the galaxy-ade for example: $8 for the smallest size of soda water, lemonade, and a splash of butterfly pea without toppings? $4.50 for an onigiri I could get at a supermarket for $2-3.50? The ordering tablet is very hard to navigate because you have all these fancy drink names and no explanation of what it is! It's not even clear what is included and what is not; instead it'll say "include this only" or "select extra" without telling you the cost of any of it. Please spend some extra time making your tablet user-friendly. While the seating area looks comfortable and has a lot of chargers, I find the emptiness of the shop uncomfortable to work in. It's dead before 2pm and somewhat bustling at night. It's a cute shop with decent food. That's all there is to it.

Mandy W.

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute cafe right next to the Roosevelt station serving up delicious croffles.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Tried croffles (croissant + waffle) for the first time here and their flavors are all pretty good. The flavor is what you would expect and is not too crazy, but the croffle texture is super food, with the right amount of flakiness and chewiness. The croffles do be a little bit pricey though.

Carol L.

One Bite Cafe is a super cute cafe right next to the Roosevelt light rail station. They serve croffles, which are croissant waffles, with unique toppings. They also have other pastries, cakes, cookies, rice balls/onigiri, coffee, bingsoo, and more. So many yummy dessert options! We had originally wanted a half dozen croffles to share, but ended up being too full. We ordered a mango croffle which comes with fresh cream and fresh mangos. It was delicious! Sweet but not overbearing, very fresh, and super crunchy. There is a few tables to sit at but it gets full pretty quickly. We managed to snag a table which was nice to sit and chat at. There's also free wifi and a bathroom. The cafe is oddly very very warm. As soon as I stepped in, my glasses fogged up so much that I couldn't see. There is only street parking available, and it can be difficult to find. I'd recommend taking the light rail or a public bus.

Alice L.

One Bite Cafe has a good strawberry matcha latte (on par with Chamei Matcha on the Eastside, which one could say specializes in matcha desserts and drinks). You can order it to go or for here in a nice glass cup. The screen gives you options for sizes, milk (almond milk and oat milk for an extra charge) and two topping additions. You can also pick ice and sugar level. The ice is never melting here. The ambiance here is good. There are about 6 or so tables inside, and there's Wi-Fi. It's like a mix of the bubble tea atmosphere and the coffeeshop.

Diana C.

The food was really tasty and unique. I'd definitely try one of the sweet croffles next time. I tried the croffle potato and egg salad sandwich which was pretty good. Unique with the sweet croffle bread and then savory with the filling. The crab onigiri was also fresh and tasty. The drink I got was also great - strawberry galaxy lemonade with lychee jelly! The cafe was cute and comfortable. The server was kind but it took a really long time to get my order (it was to go). My drink came out quickly but my two food items took longer to come out than several people who ordered food after me. They were very well packaged though and traveled successfully!

Jess L.

One Bite is such a cute cafe - perfect for chatting with friends and enjoying a cute Asian cafe feel. It has croffles, coffees, cookies and all sorts of sweets. I got the Biscoff croffle (cookie butter) and it was a sweet whipped cream on top of a caramel drizzled croffle and it was delicious. Definitely recommend! Any of the croffles are good! The service is also super good! The staff put out an extra table for our group since all of the spots were already taken at the time which was super sweet! :)