The drip was a Colombian medium roast which was excellent. Cortado was also perfect and served on the board with water as it should be. Girlfriend has the rhubarb Danish which she said was great. The overnight oats were also very good although $8 is, IMHO, a bit overpriced for basically a medium plastic cup of it.
If you are in the area, Hagen is worth stopping by! We grab a pastry & coffee when we go get our nails done across the street. They have a huge variety of delicious pastries- the quiche is fabulous! The almond cake is divine! And the Sunny Seattle breakfast pastry is absolutely amazing! Their coffees are good with all of the usual options and a few seasonal or festive drinks available.
Had a great cup of coffee here. I asked for a black coffee and then thought the guy was crazy when he asked what kind? You choose not only your bean but also your method of prep (I chose pour-over). The best part was the gentleman helped me chose a great bean based off my input as to what coffees are my favorite, and he was SPOT ON. It was the best cup of coffee I've had so far in Seattle.
Just ok.Not dog friendly, not friendly to people either. The brie sandwich was good, but I had to sit outside and go back in for my coffee, laptop in tow. No refills on black drip. Sorry that I tipped... which you have to do before hand. Won't be back
I loved this coffee shop. I got a vanilla latte with oat milk and the flavor was simple and right on point.
They make the best chai tea and pastries! Love coming here for my chai!
Small but great atmosphere. Great coffee.
Flies in the pastry case and the entire bathroom was covered with flies. So disgusting. The food and coffee was extremely average. Skip it and go to Starbucks. The only thing that’s nice is the ambiance.
My favorite local coffee shop. Delicious bake goods and friendly staff
What a great experiance we had at this little coffee shop. My wife and I ordered a latte and coffee respectivly they were ready quick and were delicious, there were other offerings, but unfortunatly we found this place about 30 minutes before we left Seattle. Wherever I stay the next time I'm in town, I will most definatly be hitting up this hidden gem.