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This guide highlights some of the city’s finest coffee spots. No matter what corner of Seattle, delicious coffee served in a welcoming space is usually a short walk away. Coffee shops like The Station in Beacon Hill, Black Coffee Northwest locations in Shoreline and Ballard, and South Park’s Resistencia Coffee have carved out neighborhood spaces for art, mutual aid, and activism. Expert roasters from Costa Rica and Ethiopia - at Fulcrum Coffee and Cafe Avole respectively - have also recently expanded their operations in additional or new spaces.Īside from providing exceptional pour overs and standout espresso drinks, Seattle’s coffee spots are vital neighborhood hubs for community. Sprinkled with sesame seeds, nuts and raisins. Crisp greens with fresh vegetables: cucumber and tomato, lavishly enhanced with cheese and our finest ham. Coffeeholic House and Hello Em have both opened in the last couple of years, introducing Vietnamese coffee to more caffeine heads than ever before. With its special blend of flavors and textures, this salad is a favorite among our regular patrons. Launching last year, Wunderground Coffee put a spin on coffee drinks with its coffee and adaptogenic mushroom options. In addition to longstanding institutions like Caffè Umbria and Espresso Vivace, new cafes spring up frequently, bringing their own distinctive contributions to the coffee scene.
Seattle’s coffee culture is diverse, growing, and continuously inventive. Looking for great coffee? You chose the right place.
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