Huge, beautiful nursery. Delightful cafe, standard cafe & bakery options. Cheery staff all around…read more Plenty of seating and walking available. Highly recommend a visit. Support local institutions like this!

First time here while visiting family in Seattle. Love the concept of having a cafe while shopping…read morefor all of your plant needs. The food here was so delicious and plentiful. We all tried something different and everyone pretty much licked their plates clean. Service was pretty quick considering it's made to order. Also loved eating my meal next to the koi pond. Would definitely visit here again when I'm back!

I tried the Kafta Arayes and it was delicious with just enough spice. I considered trying the…read moreZaatar and Cheese but the service was so slow I didn't. However, their prices were quite reasonable.

Stopped in because my friend found their website while looking for GF brunch in Ballard. Based on…read moretheir website, we got a different impression of what we would be getting. I'll start by saying the folks running it were super kind and the space was clean! This is a cafe with breakfast/brunch options, and the GF options were more limited. Friends said coffee was ok, the wife got a breakfast sandwich (served on a scone!) and something came over me and I ordered the salmon lox waffle. The lox and waffle were good. If I were to order it again (which I will likely not do) I would ask for no cream cheese and sauce on the side. If this seems like a place you want to go, by all means go! Just wasn't it for our group.

Sometimes one has to break being a creature of habit…read more Panini & mocha (and cookies) always will be at my long time indie, Irwin's. But I also love supporting other indie cafes and mega bonus points when they're motorcycle themed like Two Kick (QA/near SPU), The Wick (down the street), and now also Top Dead Center. The latter opened sometime over the summer, located at 77th & Aurora. I found parking around the corner off of Aurora (11/6/25). Can't park on Aurora since it's the 24/7 bus lane for Rapid Ride E. The big windows at the former Moto International building allow for plentiful natural light. Curated for motorcycle-philes and like minded enthusiasts. Ample seating adjacent to the front counter. There's also additional seating under the Benelli Service signage. During the cooler months, dress in layers. It does get a bit chilly along the big windows. Just saying. Coffee bevs that feature both Stumptown and Nguyen Coffee Supply roasts. There's other chilled bevs, panini sandwiches, tinned items, baked goods like scones, empanadas, and pastéis de nata (Nata!). Plus there's merch onsite to peruse...with the upcoming holiday season, unique gift ideas? And yes, they have onsite WiFi. I had a mocha and a mortadella and brie panini. The latter also came with pickled curried cauliflower. Good place to hangout in North Seattle with plentiful onsite seating and decent music playing.

Friendly service. Based in an old motorcycle shop which was cool decor but a little smelly…read more Coffee was solid, but not spectacular. Pastel de nata was good. I believe the owner when he noted it was likely the best in seattle. It doesn't compare to Portugal, but that is not a criticism.

Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #67…read more Taste & Tell Lounge is a small but welcoming cafe, serving a decent sized menu of food and tea and coffee drinks. Ordering is quick using the kiosk right in front and the staff are very friendly, getting the drinks prepared and out within a couple of minutes. Signature Milk Tea, Less Sweet, 50% Ice w/ Brown Sugar Boba ($7.25) - Interesting. This is the 2nd time in Seattle I've seen a boba shop put a piece of wax paper in between the cup and the lid, to allow the customer to shake the drink and get that satisfy pop of a boba straw piercing the top. This drink is ridiculously sweet, so cloying that my mouth puckered while sipping on it. I could not drink more than a couple of sips before having to stop. It's perhaps 200% or maybe even 300% sugar level as compared to other places. The taste is also not very pleasant to me. Not only is it extremely harsh but for some reason, there's somewhat of a stale undertone to the entire drink, kind of reminding me of the essence of cardboard mixed with an old Chinese herb shop. I believe they use real tea leaves to brew their tea, so the taste is puzzling. The ice level at half is essentially like full ice at any other establishment. When the drink is completely cooled, the ice still fills up approximately the top third of the cup. When I visited, they had just run out of the regular boba, but they still had the brown sugar boba in stock. For the same price as the regular boba? Great! And then I bit into my first one.... This is not boba. The pearls are agar based cuboids. Why call these brown sugar boba? That's false advertising in my book. Milk Tea Rating: 2/5 (and I'm being generous) Boba rating: 1/5 I feel bad giving such a low rating to this family owned establishment, but the drink I got was not up to par. Given the high ratings from other reviewers, I have to assume that I just received a poorly made drink and they're usually better. Bathrooms - One unisex room Edit: I stashed the drink in my fridge for a couple of days and after diluting it by about half with freshly brewed assam tea, it's much more palatable due to the reduction in sweetness. The harsh taste stale is still there, though, and there's still no tea flavor.

It's the holiday season, so I took my children to Taste and Tell to enjoy some snacks and boba tea…read more They have the best boba tea in town. You should definitely try it. I was told the business hours may vary during the holiday season, however, from March through October, the hours are more consistent.

I am SO thankful this place opened, especially knowing it's owned by a local family that truly…read moresupports other Seattle spots. This part of town really needed something like this! They've got more then I expected: fresh-made coffee (full espresso bar), soft serve, pastries, candy, snacks, and spam musubi (super fresh and usually 2/$7 or 3/$7!). I especially love that they offer unique, high-quality drinks beyond the usual sodas and sports drinks. They also carry a great selection of craft and non-alcoholic beers, plus lots of dog-friendly items. And somehow, they made the seating feel really inviting even in a smaller space. Overall, it's worth a stop for a quick coffee or snack or to pick up a fun, unique gift (their wine selection has the prettiest labels, bought quite a few for host gifts).

Great little corner store in Ballard. Everything you could possibly want and more. I'm talking…read morebuldak noodles, donut holes, soft serve, spam musubi, and everything in between. Really eclectic, high-quality selection with great prices too. Be sure to check them out.

The pastries here are stellar - the form, ingredients quality, and layering of the croissants are…read moreup there with Temple Pastries and other famous bakeries in seattle. I've had the chocolate croissant, chocolate chip cookie, and other viennoiserie here - all were fantastic. This place shines as a breakfast cafe too - the avocado coffee is creamy and not too sweet, and I love the variety of options on the food menu. Last time, I had The Kelsey with greens, farro, avo, and roasted veggies. They will occasionally have pop-ups and specials too. The employees are incredibly friendly too. One of my favorite cafes I've tried in Seattle so far!

Very atmospheric, cute coffee shop…read more Quiet and could definitely get work done Pour over coffee was ok for the price The breakfast burrito was phenomenal though, very flavorful with Indonesian spices, one of the best ones I've had in a while!

My husband and I both had a hotdog and soda today. The hotdogs were ready to serve so we had no…read morewait. Now, that could signal a problem; dried-out old wieners, rolling into eternity a la 7-11. But these were juicy dogs, and flavorful, with a nice little snap when you bit into it. In short, this was no dud of a dog. In fact, it was the perfect no harm/no foul summer beach hotdog. Thank you Little Coney! Please bring back the salad!!!!

I was hungry, without looking at the menu order a burger like I have for years.Window persons says…read moreno burger here , you try fish.. 34.00 bucks and three foggy chips and fish very disappointed with the food and the price was I felt gouged in my pocketbook. Plus I had a shake that took all of 30 seconds for them to dish out of the window. It was terrible. They lost my business.

Went to visit this beautiful cafe in the morning with my husband and we both really enjoyed our…read moretime! This was exactly what I expected and it was really nice to sit enjoy coffee and the vibes. Very contemporary coastal aesthetic on the inside. The owner was super sweet and the girls, we both would definitely come back to visit! Worth the drive!

What an adorable addition to Blue Ridge! We live in Sunset Hill so we're about 8 minutes from this…read more Adorable farm house style building. The theme continues from the outside to inside. They have some indoor seating, I'd guess for about 20 ish people? There's two outdoor seatings as well. Parking on site is very limited, I believe only 2 parking spots and 1 handicap spot. For my first time visiting, I ordered a vanilla latte. Something basic so it's easy to compare to other shops. I enjoyed it. Not a very strong roast, vanilla syrup was there. The foam was also nice and fluffy. The servers were friendly. They also have cute little gifts and merch. We'll definitely be back to venture through the rest of the menu.