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Pegasus Coffee Bar

4.4 (101 reviews)
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Closed 6:30 am - 2:00 pm

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Morning commuter rush. Lots of seating. Friendly barista. Quiet chill vibes.
Jamie O.

The barista was super friendly and made a great, no-fuss latte that hit the spot. There's plenty of seating and the whole place has a chill vibe. Nice for a quiet break. I'll definitely be back to try more.

Dual iced mochas
Jacqui C.

Another one of many great coffee shops within walking distance from my hotel. You can find Pegasus Coffee Bar inside the Dexter Horton Building but they also have an entrance on 3rd Avenue. My dad and I both went for their iced mocha. The cashier/barista noticed that we were both wearing Red Sox shirts and he struck up a conversation with us about last night's baseball game and the game that we were going to later tonight. He didn't seem to mind that we were rooting for the Red Sox and not the Mariners (sorry about this Mariners fans, lol). Their iced mocha was excellent! I think this was the best one I've had so far during my time in Seattle. They also had a great variety of delicious breakfast items, such as croissants and pastries. I also met Homer Simpson here! He was sitting at one of the tables enjoying his favorite pink doughnut.

Jessamine A.

Best coffee shop in Seattle - consistently delicious espresso & coffee, great food, the friendliest service, and plenty of comfortable places to sit whether working or meeting with a friend. The loft has the best view!

salmon avocado toast
Jehlia A.

loved the ambiance of the cafe! the outdoor seating is a nice place to relax. loved the drink options as well! Would go again next time I'm on the island

Stairs to additional seating

I was looking for a quick place to grab a coffee before I had to be somewhere close by. Pegasus Coffee was a very pleasant surprise in the desolation of downtown these days. Ordered a coffee and pastry to consume in the shop, and was pleased they were served in a real cup and on a real plate. Nice artwork to look at on the walls. Pleasant music. Comfortable seating with a few small tables. I will be back!

Americano
D A.

Had to go to DT for an appointment and of course it had to be during one of Seattle's infrequent snow storms. Figuring out how to get here using the bus was an adventure all in itself and ended up here super early with time to spare. The barista was so nice to keep place open for me just so I can kill time and not freeze outside. Thank you Pegasus for being so warm and welcoming! Oh, and the Americano was delicious.

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Marie K.

It was great place to stay for work with good coffee. They have free wifi. My latte came with lid, so I couldn't see the art, but the milk was formed well and taste good. Only down side is that they don't have their own restroom inside. There is one at the building next to, but you need to ask security guy to open the door.

Me Vanilla Latte & Lemon/Lavender Scone
Willy M.

Wonderful coffee spot as you are going to work, my bus drops me off right in front so it is super convenient for me! Never really super busy when I go and very welcoming staff as you enter. Coffee is pretty tasty, lattes are well made, delicious baked goods & pastries as well. Vanilla Latte was good, not overly sweet and just the way I like it. I got the lemon/lavender scone, it sounded super stuck up when I ordered it but glad I did because it was tasty. I do enjoy talking to the nice staff here, friendly and laid back, good vibe that makes you want to come back every morning. I haven't been up to the loft yet, but may have to in the future when hiding from coworkers.

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Friendly service and cool old school vibe, but the latte I had here was not great. I think you can find much better coffee elsewhere.

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Best cold brew in Seattle! Great, friendly staff. Always makes my day a bit brighter :)

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great coffee, pastries, and service! i love stopping here before heading into the office, highly recommend

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