I love this literal hole in the wall handing out righteous breakfast burritos. The chorizo is…read moreslamming! You deserve it! It's the most important meal of the day. Enjoy!

Great spot for burritos and coffee! They have a few tables outside, but service is from a walk-up…read morecounter. It can get pretty crowded on the weekends.

This might be the best coffee shop I've ever been to…read more Or maybe just one of the kindest human baristas. Coffee is great! We will be back. But what impressed me more than anything was an act of kindness from the barista. An unhoused person waited in line behind us. I didn't notice until we were finished ordering... Then this person proceeded to wait until they were done making our drinks. They asked for a hot drink please. The barista treated them just like any other costumer. Made the drink. Gave it to him and then proceeded to ask him if he'd like a day old pastry? He said yes! The barista grabbed the pastry and he was on his way. I was a little shook. Being from LA I don't see the unhoused community treated this way. Showing them basic decency offering them something warm to drink and a pastry. This town runs a little differently and it warmed my sometimes jaded heart. I stayed and chatted with the barista and thanked them for their humanity. They explained they have a community card where the community shared the expense. I'm floored. I hope this spreads and I'm gonna do my best to do the same. Another person just came in. Same treatment. I'll be back. Thank you to this business for leading by example.

With weather often cloudy throughout the year, there's little more comforting than a miel (espresso…read morewith honey and often cinnamon). And Moonshot Coffee makes a noteworthy one. Staying at a near apartment while in town from Washington, D.C., Moonshot was a worthy coffee stop. It's along a strip of many colorful murals and popular restaurants and bars. The staff are friendly and the entire space inclusive. There are two tables that seat two each with outlets nearby. (There's strong wi-fi.) The window bar table sits four on high stools. If you need a warm place, pop into Moonshot Coffee.

Azuki red bean croissant - had a matcha black sesame cookie crush. Really good and was my fav out…read moreof the bunch I got! Matcha muffin - surprisingly had good matcha flavor. I've had matcha baked goods before that lacked the flavor, so this was great! There's a small dollop of red bean inside. Wish the dollop was bigger. Basque cake - outside had the texture of a cookie imo with a thin layer of eggy custard. I enjoyed the custard Blueberry danish - kinda boring, but the pastry outside was crisp and the blueberries were refreshing Also got a chocolate croissant. These 5 pastries were $28.50. Good amount of free street parking was available. Service was nice and fast.

Came to this location of Fresh Flours on our last day in Seattle with the promise of parking and we…read morescored a spot right in front. It was so neat to see everyone baking in the back and to select a coffee and fresh pastry from their display. I opted for a ham and cheese croissant and their special coconut cloud cold brew. The croissant was interesting since it used cheddar cheese rather than Swiss and the coconut cloud was just okay. The best pastry that we shared was the kouign amann. Overall, we're big fans of Fresh Flours and will definitely come back to this location again.

Amazing mocha , and a delicious chicken pesto sandwich by Molly's . Sunny day and a nice picnic…read moretable to relax and enjoy. Service is excellent!

I don't dislike this place because of the coffee or the baristas (good and good). It's seriously…read moreone of the mostly vibeless, charmless coffee shops. It's a white box with I think some kind of ugly IKEA mirror and some plants, and one wall with this like, early 2000s wannabe Beverly Hills Hotel wall paper. The bulletin board is strangely gone, which was the only thing to look at while you wait. Back in my day, a coffee shop had art, good music, the walls weren't white. How about a crumb of atmosphere?? I thought it was temporarily sparse when it first opened, but it's steadfast in its dullness.

After living across from Dubseas for a little over 15 years they have always been an Excellent…read moreplace for me to visit always respectful and welcoming. Thank you for your hospitality and enduring nature. Have a fantastic weekend.

I've lived so close to this coffee shop, and can't believe this was my first time stopping in. I…read morecame around 11am, and the place was filled with- but not busy, and the wait time is not bad at all. When you walk into the space you can feel a sense of community and welcome, which is great! I ordered the Wolverine White Mocha- delicious!! Their whipped cream is made in house, so if you have a chance, splurge and get that whip cream on top of your coffee. The coffee itself was very good- I am one that likes my coffees bit sweeter and it was the perfect taste without any modifications. I also ordered the breakfast taco- small but for the price you pay, is well. Does come with a salsa packet. Will be in again!

Cafe Osita has become a cute little neighborhood staple.vThey have a small selection of locally…read morebaked goods, including gluten free options, dog treats for the fur babies, and small snacks for the human babies. Hours are posted but sometimes seem to be hit or miss without much notification on whether or not they are closed/open. Coffee is a little bit too bitter for my liking, but I love coming here with my daughter and dog for the service and ambiance. It's a great little stop on the way to our playground!

What an amazing place! The owners are so friendly and really make you feel welcomed. The banana…read morebread was soo good, I already want more. This is a local shop and really worth supporting.

Fantastic service - super nice and friendly staff Easy…read moreparking around and chill quiet space for working or for families Good variety of food, pastries. Excellent local place

Amazing lattes and baked goods and the staff are so so kind! There's a cute area out front with…read morebenches where you can sit and read too. Will definitely be back :)

Cool little market and deli. Good sandwiches and a good selection of foods for home or maybe to…read moretake on a picnic with wines and beers plus beer on top to be taken away a growler's. We stopped to grab sandwiches if we're going to a local park perfect.

This was a cosy little market conveniently located close to Lincoln Park. They have a nice deck for…read moresitting outside on sunny days and several tables inside. The sandwiches were surprisingly decent. Worth a quick stop for lunch if you're in the area.

For a unique breakfast in a cozy bakery, head to Patrick's Cafe & Bakery. It's small, but the…read morewarmth is strong. The owner and team are very friendly. There are no strangers here. This Hawaiian bakery and cafe serve all kinds of pastries and comes with a full menu. For breakfast, I ordered the spam omelet with fried rice for an extra $3. It was tasty, especially with the hot sauce from their counter. There are a few places to sit inside and a large outdoor patio with more tables.

I've been wanting to try Patrick's Cafe & Bakery for sometime now and finally got the chance. We…read moreenjoyed the Hawaiian Plate and the Kimchi Fried Rice. I really enjoyed the lau lau and hubby loved the fried rice. Patrick is so friendly and welcoming. The dessert case was tempting, including all the sweet treats surrounding it. I'm accustomed to the Lilikoi shortbread cookies and know the various spots to get those already. Will be back to the south end soon to try the other menu items!

Walked into the store and we're greeted to the sound of Phil Collins. At the front is a large…read morepastry counter filled with donuts, biscuits, muffins, cookies, and a crazy assortment of marshmallow treats including versions with Fruity Pebbles and Ruffles Potato Chips. In the back there is a huge mural of Dolly Parton, Anthony Bourdain, and a tiny Bob Ross in the style of American Gothic. The walls are covered with trinkets from the 80s and 90s like Homies and California Raisin figurines and KISS Pez dispensers. The food: Smashwich - A really good breakfast sandwich. The hash browns give it some added crunch that is surprising but welcome. Chicken in a Biscuit - The biscuit and chicken taste great. It's a bit hard to eat because of how large of a bite it is and how firm the components are. Vanilla Cream Shokupan Doughnut - The donut portion is tasty and there is a ton of whipped cream on this. The cream is quite heavy though and leaves a fatty mouthfeel. Wish this was a lighter cream that's fresh filled into the pastry, but that's another prep step before serving. Overall, really fun place in terms of the decor, music and interesting twists on food. Oodles of nostalgia is always a positive in my book. My family scores: Brendan - 4.5 Charlotte - 3.8 Shanying - 4.0 Winston - 4.5

A great, somewhat hidden gem tucked in the insudtrial area of South Park. I came here with a few…read morefriends after a 10 mile run so I was super hungry. This place does get BUSY. I got here at 11 and there was a line if 10 people with every table full. The line doe move quick, but be prepared to eat outside (or take it to go) during peak times. I got the smashwich and fruity pebbles rice krispy. We also got the matcha shokupan donut to share. Everything was excellent. The house made sausage patty on the smashwich complemented the whole sandwich well; it was crispy, fatty with amazing flavor. Pro tip if you have the passport app you can save 20% off! Only downside - I think their space is somewhat awkward for seating and overall flow. However they are doing what they can with what they have so it's not a knock on them per se, just putting it out there that the flow is a little off especially when busy.