Buyer Beware! First there are two gluten free items that I love: their flourless gluten free…read morechocolate torte and peanut butter cookies. Their Basque cheese cake fell flat. Pretty tasteless. What bothers me is that they charged me for a whole cake as if I bought 9 slices. When I went to pick it up, it was a lot less tall than when I buy a slice, and I realized they charged me for nine slices when clearly this is an eight slice cake. I paid over $111 dollars. Not sure if I would buy a whole cake again. I think I will stick to slices.

I have observed some pretty poor behavior from this place, certainly will not be going back ever…read moreagain. Firstly I saw one of the bakers drop a pastry onto the floor and then he put it back on the pastry rack for sell like nothing happened. Secondly, I saw the same man drink straight out of a milk carton that they no doubt use as an ingredient in their kitchen. The workers here are nice enough, but seem to not like their job all that much. One honest worker had told me that many of the food items which the owner claims is made in house, is in fact not made by them at all. For example, all of their breads and all of their donuts. Some seasonal desserts as well. Baked fresh each day? They make their pastries in bulk, freeze them and then sell them through the span of a week or two. Most of the cookies are very stale, some of the pastries have been undercooked. Etc, etc, etc.

Wow they're pastries are the best there's something new everyday. The staff is friendly and the…read morecoffee is right on point. I'm glad that they have this spot in Madison Park. If you have to wait for the product it's because they're making it fresh and it's well worth the way.

I work in the area, and I've been to this restaurant several times. Unfortunately, every time I…read moreorder a small chicken salad, I'm charged for a large one. One of my coworkers orders the exact same salad and is always charged the correct price. It's frustrating that the employees seem to give different prices, even though there's a menu available. This feels unfair and unprofessional. I hope the management addresses this issue so customers are charged consistently and accurately.

Really nice place for Belgian-style waffles and panini sandwiches and their coffee drinks are…read moreEXCELLENT!!!

Only stopped in for a coffee to go, and found the place to be cute! Not a lot of tables, but I…read moreliked the vibe! They had some Spanish music, and spoke in Spanish which was lovely so I just spoke to them in Spanish! Coffee was good too, I wouldn't mind coming back to try a food item or two!

Walkable, but no dogs inside (understandable!). Great reliable drink options and books for sale…read moreinside. Great local spot near the university district.

I stumbled into Fuel Coffee & Books on a morning when the whole neighborhood was still buzzing from…read morea 5K race, so the place was packed. Like, "good luck finding a quiet corner" packed. But honestly? The energy worked. The staff was moving with that calm, unbothered flow only seasoned baristas have. Friendly, attentive, and somehow keeping the line moving without making anyone feel rushed. Respect. Light was flooding every corner; that soft Seattle glow that makes you want to pull out your journal and pretend you live inside a cozy indie film. Ventilation was perfect. Temperature was perfect. Seating options? Abundant. And not the awkward wobbly kind either. This spot is built for lingering. I grabbed a latte, sat down, and immediately fell into an art journaling trance. There's something about being surrounded by curated shelves of books and cute little treasures that just unlocks your brain. It's the kind of place where you look up after ten minutes and somehow an hour passed. This was my first visit, but it's already on my list of "places I'll actually come back to and get work done." A rare category, honestly. If you're looking for a café that feels like a creative reset button; this is a great one.

I was so excited to find a spot that has a fun matcha with no dairy. I ordered the lychee…read morematcha-ade. I was hesitant thinking it was like lemonade, but it was exactly what I was looking for. It's on the sweeter side, but perfect for a hot day. Even though it was busy, service was fast and there were lots of tables available. So happy to have found a non-latte matcha drink and will be back!

Cafe with Filipino-Korean inspired flavors drinks…read more Ordered: - Matcha Einspanner - Hojicha Einspanner Yoka whip was pretty good. I preferred the hojicha slight more than the matcha but I was happy with both drinks. Decent amount of seating options available. Overall vibes were nice and seem like a good little cafe to do work/study at.

Delicious sandwich and salad. Desserts looked great with bakery mixes available for purchase but we…read moreare on our way to a party so didn't partake

Nice location and beautiful interior…read more They don't answer their phone. I've tried different days and times, but nothing. If I asked why, they might say, "Oh, we're very sorry, but we're too busy to answer." As every business seems to do these days. But I'm busy too, and a phone call saves me an unnecessary trip when they are out of what I'm looking for. Oh well, I guess!

Super cute and quaint coffee shop in Madrona. I was craving something hot and yummy, so I stepped…read moreinto here. I'm more familiar with the U-Village location, but I never dined in there. Service was nice and simple, but not stellar. I will say that the person who helped me was really accommodating to my request. I don't like for my drinks to be super sweet, so she made me a fresh cup of the London Fog mix. For food I had the ham and cheese croissant with cornichon butter. The cornichon butter was the main attraction for me, but once I tasted it, it was underwhelming. I could tell that the ham and cheese were good quality, but that still didn't justify the 14.00 price tag. I decided that I wouldn't ever order that again if I ever returned. Again, this is a cute place with some seating available against the wall. Perfect place to enjoy a hot drink and get some work done or meet a friend.

Ran out of coffee beans at the house, so figured we stopped by this coffee shop to restock out…read moreinventory. It's a very cute shop and it's spacious, but sadly, I feel like their coffee beans were overpriced ($25/bag). No line really and payment was quick since we just needed a bag of coffee. Not a whole lot of people inside compared to the matcha cafe across the street, so hard to say if the drinks are good. If we do come back, I'd hope the drinks are above our expectations. We def won't be back to buy just coffee beans though.

I pretty much always stop by here whenever I'm nearby. They have really cool seasonal drinks and…read morethe baristas are always super friendly and helpful. They are dog friendly too which is always a win for me. The vibes are very communal and quirky and I especially love this spot in summer and fall because of their unique character. Highly recommend!

A solid solid solid shop in the central district with great sammie's & coffee & vibes. The service…read moreis fast & friendly. You can get a great sandwich, burrito or pastry! Always a treat!

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.

The hamburger is delicious. Big, juicy, fresh. 5 stars!…read more I wish they had more dairy-free ice creams/sorbets. So that's my only comment. Ownership, if you see this... please have more dairy-free options so my lactose-intolerant self can spend more money at your business.

Cute spot with fun flavors right in Madison Park near the water. They have froot loops, bubblegum,…read moreand a bunch of sorbet options. The hours on yelp are not accurate and they are open until 9pm Mon-Sat