Love finding new coffee shops! This place is pretty big inside and I love that they have mixed…read moreseating (window, couches, small tables, big tables). Coffee was good and they have quite a few speciality drinks (the Hawaiian latte was really good). Service was very friendly. My only complaint is that the parking lot is very busy and rather small. Nice that's it's free parking, but finding a spot may be a challenge on a busy day.

Change of ownership since our last visit; long ago…read more Oatmilk chai was deemed good by a knowledgeable foodie. Apple cornetto was also deemed good. Price is decent when compared to other shops. It's cozy too. I'd recommend it.

Average coffee and pastries…read more While the pastries were heated to order, they lost their crispness and texture. The coffee came out pretty quick and the barista was friendly. There is plenty of indoor seating for working or socializing and some outdoor seating by the road.

Very spacious cafe with plenty of seating and a cozy, inviting decor. They serve Macrina Bakery…read morepastries and baked goods, which I was excited about since I love Macrina. I ordered the triple chocolate muffin and a latte. The muffin was great, but the latte was quite weak and overly milky it tasted pretty diluted. I don't think I'll be coming back for the coffee, but that muffin definitely has me heading straight to Macrina next time. The barista was sweet and friendly, and although they kindly let us know we couldn't have our drinks in mugs since they were closing in an hour, they said it in such a considerate and warm way that I really appreciated it.

I came for the coffee, but I was surprised to discover that they also sell crystals, stones, and…read moreother unique spiritual items throughout the space. It definitely wasn't something I expected when walking into a coffee house! The atmosphere is warm, eclectic, and full of personality. The coffee was just okay though.

I was a bit early for another event in Redmond, so I decided to checkout SoulFood CoffeeHouse…read more(8/9/25). I had a refreshing iced 16oz mocha and a sausage breakfast sandwich. I also enjoyed my interaction with the cafe owner. She was a former teacher who followed her passion to open a cafe. This is more than a cafe...this is a welcoming community hub supporting craftsfolks, artists, musicians, and free spirits of every type. Really nice upbeat vibe. Coffee & breakfast sammie were on point too. I felt like a cat sitting in a sunbeam. I had visited other indie spots in Redmond, but somehow this had escaped my radar screen. Pleasant detour on the Eastside!

Fantastic crepes and good coffee. I loved the toasted marshmallow rim on my coffee! The crepe was…read moresweet but not overpowering . There are only a few tables inside and they were all occupied on a weekend afternoon, but we were lucky to grab a spot. I would definetly come back here for a sweet treat.

Came by for a little weekend brunch with a friend. It was quite crowded inside, but still some…read moreempty tables outside. You order at the counter, and then they call your name to get your food, so not much service-wise. I ordered the Roma crepe. I really liked the combination of the fillings, but the crepe itself was a little on the thicker side. And when you get to the bottom of the crepe, it's all dough and 0 filling which was a little sad :c maybe a different shape instead of a triangle would've worked better for this. All in all, okay! I like that they have a ton of options to choose from, and it's a quick and easy spot for food.

On Sundays, I work out and drink matcha. What better way to spend some R&R time with my sis in…read moreKirkland, WA. We ordered matcha latte with ube flavor. The ube craze today is unprecedented. Everywhere, someone has a variation of ube something. The ube flavor here was very pronounced. Growing up in the Philippines, I know all too well the labor of love that goes into turning the unassuming purple root vegetable into a savory purple yam. This latte combines the best of both worlds: earthy notes from the matcha mesh well with the savory essence of ube. It was happiness in a cup.

Delicious Seattle Fog latte! We sat outside on a sunny day--the ambiance is welcoming, comfortable…read moreand visually pleasing. I asked for a ceramic cup and they gave me a stunning, modern designed cup with a steaming hot latte. Great service and lots of tempting options for drinks. If I lived here, this would be my go-to cafe.

I was initially worried about paying $20 for 2 soufflé pancakes, but they were actually really…read morereally good and totally filling! I was left completely satisfied and they served a substantial portion that's worth the price Their matcha is actually also surprisingly good!! I came here for the pancakes but figured I'd get the matcha too, and I highly recommend their Strawberry Matcha! The matcha flavor is veryyyyyy smooth I'd actually return even just for the matcha!

What an adorable café right in the center of Redmond!…read moreThere's ample street parking nearby which was surprisingly simple to find. Ambience is great -- though there's not that many tables, if you do manage a snag one, it's a great place to do some work or hang out with a friend. The desserts are on the sweeter side, namely the banana pudding, but flavor wise, I'm a big fan! The onigiri was great to cut all the sugar. I want to come back and try the drinks!

I love everything about this place…read more First off the interior is beautifully done, probably the most ornate coffee shop I've ever visited. The coffees are all very unique, and surprisingly affordable. When I decide which is my favorite I will be sure and update my review. The baked goods and savory food cases look fantastic, I just haven't had the opportunity to try them yet, a feat of incredible self control. It's just a brief walk from the Marymoor Village light rail station, so you can hop on in downtown Redmond, ride 2 minutes, walk 2 minutes, and you are there .

Based on all the recent buzz, I finally tried out this Redmond location! Parking is primarily…read morelimited to the street, so this was a minor pain point since it's become such a popular spot, even at 10:30A on a Tuesday. However, once inside, there was plenty of seating among regular tables, couches, counter seating with outlets and a bunch of patio tables. They offer more sweets and bakery options than your typical coffee spot including cheesecakes, milk cakes (tres leches), cookies, savory pastries and their famous honeycomb bread! + ICED QAMARIA LATTE: Flavored with pure cardamom, cinnamon, and honey, it has a delicious spice-forward profile where the cardamom really shines. However, it was quite milky and the double shot of espresso surprisingly took a backseat. It comes with a nice amount of ice (less than standard, which was perfect), but it was sweeter than I prefer. I didn't request 50% this time since I wanted to taste their baseline, but I will definitely opt for that on my next visit. (Note: They don't have decaf coffee.) + HONEYCOMB BREAD: Small balls of soft dough were all baked together into a bubble pattern, each filled with unsweetened cream cheese. Since I dined in, they toasted it and then topped the bread with a drizzle of honey right before serving. Delicious! My companion ordered the PISTACHIO LATTE (hot) which was also on the sweet end. It was creamy with a strong pistachio nuttiness, but again the coffee flavor was more subtle. We also got a slice of the GODIVA CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE. It was decadent with a rich chocolate flavor, but could have had a smoother consistency. On another occasion, I tried their pistachio and saffron MILK CAKES, both of which were so moist! As much as I love pistachio, I actually preferred the saffron one for its more complex and warm flavor profile. The staff was really friendly and had upbeat energy. Despite a consistent stream of customers, including a large group, service was pretty quick and efficient. I loved the natural lighting that brightened the whole space. While it appeared to be more of a social spot, this is a great place for remote work if you don't mind some background noise.

Modern, cozy ambiance with a relaxed vibe. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the cappuccino…read morewas a perfect 10/10--smooth, rich, and beautifully balanced. Definitely a spot worth coming back to.

This spot has changed hands many times. The current iteration is called the art of coffee. It's a…read moresimple coffee store format. A good number of creatively named drinks - I got the Bee's Knees Latte (a honey infused latte) and I got it with oat milk. And paired it with and almond croissant. Not bad. The staff are polite and competent. I would come back.