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4 years ago

For an airport eatery good food. Had the chicken pesto pizza. Not bad on the pesto but I didn't like the sliced in half cherry tomatoes. The crust is thin and toasted to perfection. I also got the penne Alfredo with chicken. Very saucy and lots of big pieces of chicken. However I had to add salt a pepper. The offer coffee drinks and pastries but I didn't get either. read more

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Spirited R.

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Everything was closed and only Caffé was opened. We ordered 3 margarita pizzas. Me and my son slammed downed both pizzas in a record time. Food was excellent.. We ordered just in time because they closed 25 mins later. Those in line missed out on some good ass pizza. But expensive because it's in the airport. read more

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I used to love running through N terminal to grab a red bull Italian soda before I headed home post business trip. Today the ladies at the register told me they would no longer provide me the service of selling me my red bull Italian soda even though they have done it consistently for years. So instead of paying less than $10 for my beverage, they charged me almost 20 bucks for one beverage and didn't even have the decency to mix the ingredients together. Abmisal service, I will be intentionally avoiding this coffee stand in the future. read more

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Dustin H.

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4 years ago

First off, very busy place, it had a pretty long line. Not sure if it was because the service was slow or the food was good. I skipped the main line because they had an option for order pickup through the website, so I did that. I got a caramel and coconut frappe, two small hot chocolates and a caramel macchiato, apparently single shot, it was small and didn't fill the cup it was in. I had to add two sugars to bring up the sweetness and some half and half to balance the bitterness. read more

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Shannon C.

2 years ago

Food was gross! I ordered a roast beef sandwich and the roast beef was like a log of beef. Not sliced thin like you would normally get in a sandwich. Also it was so hot and the bread was tough like it was microwaved. I was there around 830 PM and an employee was removing all the chairs from tables and the other chairs from my table, making me feel like I needed to hurry up and leave. I was still enjoying the chips and juice from my order. Overpriced AF! read more

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Seb G.

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3 years ago

$13 for a sad grilled cheese sandwich. Didn't take a pic because I tried to get a refund and it was denied, so gifted it to someone else in line. Step up your game D'arte. If you're looking for a better meal that's reasonably priced. Try BAMBUZA right across from this place. read more

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John K.

2 years ago

Our morning flight's departure gate in the newer 'N' Terminal Building was right next to Caffe D'arte, so I decided to try it out. They offer some oversized touch screen terminals for placing orders. I picked a Frittata Sandwich ($12.00) and modified it to exclude onions and almonds. I also ordered a 24 oz. NW Berry Smoothie with tapioca ($6.90). Everything about the menu display and ordering process was easy-to-follow and efficient. The order was prepared promptly, and the sandwich met my expectations in terms of taste. However, my instructions to exclude onions weren't followed. The NW Berry Smoothie was disappointing because it ended up being more like an icy 'slushie' with berry syrup than a smoothie. With a suspiciously lower-end price of just $6.90, I probably should've expected this outcome. All things considered, the quality of food and service was just 'OK'. read more

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Susan C.

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Super mediocre, but typical of airport food that isn't a sit down restaurant. Not unbearable, if you're hungry and pressed for time. Really friendly staff, just super overprocessed prefab food. Again, this is typical walk up airport quality, so not unexpected. Prices are average, portions good. read more

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Mathew G.

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This place is located inside Terminal N. Now in this terminal they have only a couple food options. Pros: They are very quick. So if you are running late and need to get on your plane, then I would recommend this place. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Cons: It is a slightly overpriced and average pizza. Was it good? Sure. Did it blow me away or make me want another one? No. I probably will try the other food options in this terminal the next time I am back in this airport. If you're in a rush then get this place because you can bring your food on the plane. If you're not in a rush, then head over to one of the other places to eat at for better quality food. read more

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Masanori D.

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This cafe is in N Gates. I ordered a 12oz macchiato and a 12oz Italian soda. The coffee was fine, actually better than I thought. Because I'm at the airport, I'm ok paying $5.07 for a 12oz coffee, BUT $5.01 for 12oz Italian soda is outrageous! It's just water and syrup. I'll probably go to a different cafe before heading out to N Gates next time. ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" to let me know. It helps me to improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them! read more

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Niya Z.

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4 years ago

A quick breakfast at Tacoma airport， ordered Chai tea and an almond croissant. The Chai tea was sooo hot and burned my tougue but the taste is great. The croissant is not fresh at all. When I check the website I found I should order their coffee! Before Mauro began Caffé D'arte, an award-winning Seattle based coffee roaster with an international reputation for quality, he started his apprenticeship in Naples, Italy under the demanding eye of a fourth generation master roaster. His insight into the science and art of coffee roasting and espresso blending have been the cornerstone of our company, founded on the traditional Italian values of craftsmanship and quality. Will try next time read more

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Lisa W.

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This is my 2nd time here in 2 days. I like it. The customer service is great. The line is always stupid long but it stays MOVING so don't let the visual deter u from going. All the employees are GREAT, ALL the employees (cause I've dealt with a few in 2 days) have great dispositions. Even when I needed something small off to the side, they still were able to accommodate me. Talk about multitasking read more

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Becky C.

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5 years ago

Located at the N gate, service was slow but the pizza was BOMB! Guess slow service means fresh pie! Highly recommend grabbing dinner here before heading to Maui (or wherever you're going). read more

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Caffé D'arte is a great place to get food if you're hanging out in the N gates of the Seattle Airport! The workers are very friendly and the food is delicious! I got the chicken pesto pizza and was not disappointed. It tasted really fresh and came out piping hot! My main complaint is that it's pretty pricey--typical for airport food however...I paid $13 for a small pizza. Other than that it's a yummy place to stop and I would recommend it! read more

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I love the veggie delight pizza here with the cauliflower crust! I've seen some good looking coffees made here too read more

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Tara R.

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Customer service was lacking. I asked for a 500 mile chai milk tea, and the person behind the counter kept asking me if I wanted it hot, and I said no, and I got a Thai tea with boba instead. Probably the grossest Thai tea I've ever had. Definitely from powder and overly sweet. Not worth $7.17. read more

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Deb H.

2 years ago

Ordered food just before noon. I got the egg burrito on spinach tortilla. It is all I have eaten the entire day and I just (6pm Seattle time) got home and had it coming out both ends. I hate throwing up+ and I would never order from here again. So bummed about how upset my stomach is. I just want this to end. read more

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Daisha N.

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I love cafe darte and the fact it's here in the airport makes my soul very happy! I order right when they opened and got a maple bar and coffee! The ladies are soo nice for 5am ;? She didn't know what kind of coffee was being brewed which was fine I loved it anyways but I must say I do really enjoy their morning glory coffee so much! Keep making us proud and happy you guys! Man oh man. read more

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Annsley E.

3 years ago

(look at pic description to see wut i got) ok so i was at the seattle airport at 5am and needed some form of caffeine. so i got in line and saw they had boba. when i got up to pay/order, the person helping me was so sweet!!! she didn't charge me for the tapioca bc she said it was amazing with the lychee, and she was so right!! the sweet and chewy goes amazing together!! and the wait was like 2 minutes!! over all read more

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Nicole Y.

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This is the best airport breakfast and coffee I've had in a long time. The prosciutto and egg breakfast sandwich was so delicious. The brioche bread was extremely soft and tasty, the egg was freshly cooked, i am pretty sure it was freshly made and not microwaved, it had delicious arugula and creamy cheese on it. The pumpkin spice cold brew with cold foam was also really good, especially for an airport coffee shop. . It tasted more like a pumpkin pie gram cracker crust--a unique interpretation and it worked! And they are open early. They also had a bunch of grab and go snack packs and sandwiches that all looked very fresh. I highly recommend for breakfast. Added bonus they are open at 5am!!! read more

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Stephanie W.

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7 years ago

Quick stop between connecting flights. I needed nourishment. I enjoyed a butter croissant and a chai tea latte. Truthfully THE best latte Ive had in a while. The service was friendly and quick. Such a change of pace for an airport establishment. read more

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Kevin B.

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4 years ago

Wow - probably the best airport food we've ever eaten!! Super fresh and tasted amazing. Our check in person at the airport suggested to try and we're glad we did! Don't miss one of their hot sandwiches! I had a BLT and it was great - sourdough bread was perfection. Lucky I don't have one of these places near where we live...I'd eat here everyday. Don't hesitate - probably the best in the airport. read more

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Shawn O.

3 years ago

There are countless times that I've been in some random airport somewhere in the world, and I've stopped to grab a pizza. I've been disappointed every time... UNTIL NOW!! Caffè D'arte in the North Terminal of the SeaTac airport is a must. Being a pizza snob who spent years in Naples Italy, I appreciate a good pizza. The dough here has a nice little crispy bite, immediately followed up with this wonderful chewy dough. The cheese is melted nicely and has a solid buttery after taste. I got the Hawaiian, going against all pizza rules expecting disappointment, but was surprised by how good this was!! The ham has this crispy edges and a hint of Italian flavors accompany it. The PM Night Shift staff was amazing! They treated my wife and I like VIPs, even though we were just two people in a sea of chaos. Thank you for a pleasant airport date night! read more

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Joey J.

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5 years ago

First time having food here, always grab a latte pre flight. Food was surprisingly really good. Had the Italian grinder and chicken caprese sandwiches. They come with a bag of chips as well. Would definitely eat here again if I was flying out of the N terminal. read more

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Amy M.

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4 years ago

I enjoyed the chicken pesto pizza. I would order it again! I ordered via their QR code and it was ready sooner than expected. read more

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G R.

3 years ago

Get ready for the most tasteless sandwich of your life - a tiny thin slice of mushroom randomly thrown in with the smallest portion of veggies, all enclosed within a giant loaf of bread in the name of portobello mushroom sandwich for a low price of $16!! Steal deal!! Thanks but no thanks. Never again!! read more

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Larry L.

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4 years ago

These guys literally have the best coffee around and the food options are fabulous. I had the breakfast - grilled chicken wrap read more

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Hannah C.

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5 years ago

They have great customer service and they're very fast but the quality is not there. Their breakfast sandwich is very bland and dry. The tea was sooo over powering. I said half a sugar but I think instead of 0.5 they put 5. Both the tea and the sandwich put me at $20. Insane. There's much better other places around the airport.. read more

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Jacqueline R.

2 years ago

Really good cafe latte, the chocolate croissant was warm and delicious. The sandwiches had a surprisingly delicious garlic butter on them. The service was fast and the lady there was very sweet. read more

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Julie D.

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We were really excited to see an Alaskan coffee company here at the new Alaska Airlines gate at SeaTac! So we gave it a try........Two Stars because the coffee we eventually got was pretty tasty. The customer service was very poor even though there were at least five people behind the counter and no one in line. The person who took our order was less than knowledgeable about the coffee drinks.....or didn't feel like being helpful. I asked what a marbled cold brew was and she said "it's marble flavor" I asked what that was and she said "Marble"........I ordered a 12oz iced latte for me and a 12oz latte for my husband. $9.95!!!!! Yikes We waited and waited.....and waited his latte came out and we waited some more......I had to ask for my drink about 7 minutes after we ordered. There was a gentleman changing the garbage and cleaning the countertop who went straight from touching the garbage with his bare hands to making coffee drinks without washing them in between. I'm hoping these are all growing panes but not sure I'll give them another try based on the prices alone! read more

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Altaïr I.

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5 years ago

Got me through my 4 hour layover. Coffee is great I decided to buy a bag of their Meaning of Life coffee beans. Thanks. read more

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Madeline N.

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7 years ago

Solid pizza option at the airport. Line moves fast, food was fresh, and overall tasty! Thin crust (yay) with ample toppings on the prosciutto and arugula. Hungry and in terminal N? Try it. read more

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Tricia S.

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It's one of three spots available to grab a bite in the North terminal. The counter guy didn't know what was in the pastry cabinet - why not label your pastries (on your side or mine, doesn't matter). Pastries cost $3-$4 each. Got a frappe with extra shot and she had to reblend due to not enough to fill the cup. The drink tasted good so I won't complain too much. I got some coffee during my layover so I'm a happy camper ... wish there were more options in the terminal. read more

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Fantastic staff and good coffee with average pastries (located in the A Terminal). Stopped in for a quick bite and coffee before a flight. The americano was good but *very* hot (not burnt, though!) and the cheese danish was good but wasn't super fresh... Better coffee than most I've gotten at airports. read more

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Juliana R.

2 years ago

More overpriced useless shit thats easy to cook up at home. $12-15 for a breakfast sandwich no thanks.... Thats not a meal.. Thats ingredients for a week's worth of sandwiches. I dont need to step in & order but by looking at the pictures & menu .... This is ridiculous & i rather spend money for an expensive pizza at a pizza place not some stupid coffee shop read more

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Sarah F.

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Ordered a half caf latte (which I've done here before) and apparently they took that to mean a half cup. Very annoyed and disappointed. read more

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Karen Z.

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My standards are pretty low for airport food, so Caffe D'arte was pretty average. I ordered the Portobella Sandwich, which also included a bag of potato chips. The sandwich was basically two buns, a grilled portobello mushroom, a slice of cheese, and some onions all put together. I thought the ingredients themselves were actually pretty good, although I would have liked to see the cheese melted into the sandwich rather than just placed inside. The portion itself was a bit small, especially compared to the personal pizzas I saw other Caffe D'arte customers eating, which looked much bigger. I didn't feel full afterward, which is disappointing when you pay $14 for a sandwich. read more

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17801 International Blvd
Seattle, WA 98158
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(206) 824-6300
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https://www.caffedarte.com

Hours

What time does Caffé D'arte open?

Caffé D'arte opens at 4:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Caffé D'arte close?

Caffé D'arte closes at 10:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 4:30 AM - 10:30 PM

Payment methods

Does Caffé D'arte take credit cards?

Yes, Caffé D'arte takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Caffé D'arte have catering options?

No, Caffé D'arte does not have catering options.

Does Caffé D'arte serve alcohol?

Yes, Caffé D'arte serves alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Caffé D'arte allow dogs?

Yes, Caffé D'arte allows dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Caffé D'arte have bike parking?

No, Caffé D'arte does not have bike parking.

Does Caffé D'arte have outdoor seating?

No, Caffé D'arte does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Caffé D'arte have parking?

Yes, Caffé D'arte has parking options. Validated Parking

Other Amenities

Is Caffé D'arte wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Caffé D'arte is wheelchair accessible.

Does Caffé D'arte have free WiFi?

Yes, Caffé D'arte has free WiFi.

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7.5 mi

As a coffee lover, I love to try out different coffee from different countries. When I saw the Bean…read moreBox "World Coffee Tour" that is exactly what I wanted! 12 bags (1.8oz each) of coffee from around the world. I have options to choose whole bean or ground coffee. It's so much fun tasting different flavors and it's such a great idea as a gift for any occasion.

BEAN BOX: WHERE LIMA BEAN DREAMS BECOME REALITY (DESPITE BEING A COFFEE SHOP)…read more Listen, while others might come here expecting just coffee beans, let me tell you about their REVOLUTIONARY approach to lima bean curation. Their selection of these flat, buttery legumes is so extensive it makes other coffee shops look like they're not even trying in the lima bean department (which, to be fair, they're not, because they're coffee shops). Their premium Giant White Lima collection (displayed with the reverence usually reserved for rare coffee beans) is housed in custom-made glass jars that make other beans question their life choices. Each lima bean is positioned to catch the morning light like tiny, kidney-shaped supermodels. You haven't lived until you've seen their Christmas Lima Bean display (completely overshadowing their holiday coffee blends). The variegated patterns on these heirloom limas tell a story that makes their single-origin Ethiopian beans seem downright chatty at parties. The rare Fordhook Lima section (inexplicably placed next to their pour-over station) features beans so perfectly formed that customers often mistake them for small sculptures. I once saw someone try to order a lima bean latte. The barista's confusion was palpable, but their lima bean organization remained impeccable. Their rotating seasonal lima bean exhibit (which takes up prime real estate that could be used for, oh, I don't know, COFFEE) includes varieties like the Baby Lima, Henderson Bush, and the elusive King of the Garden Lima. Each one is labeled with tasting notes, as if someone's going to conduct a lima bean cupping session. Five stars for their commitment to showcasing these underappreciated legumes in a space clearly designed for coffee retail. I've started a weekly lima bean appreciation club where we gather to admire their collection while confused coffee customers try to order lattes around us. P.S. I heard someone suggest they should focus more on coffee beans, and the lima bean display case audibly gasped. P.P.S. Their limited edition Jackson Wonder Lima beans are stored in a climate-controlled case that probably cost more than most cars. The security system seems excessive, but who am I to question lima bean protection protocols? Note: This review was written while contemplating the bold choice of dedicating so much space to lima beans in a coffee shop on 1st Avenue South. The courage. The vision. The complete disregard for traditional coffee shop inventory expectations. Special Addendum: To the customer who asked why there were lima beans in the coffee grinder - you clearly don't understand the ARTISTRY of cross-legume innovation. Final Thought: Sure, they might technically be a "coffee shop," but their lima bean game is stronger than a triple shot espresso. It's like they misread "coffee house" as "legume palace" and just ran with it. Remember: Coffee beans may come and go, but lima beans are forever. Or at least until someone finally explains to them what kind of beans coffee shops typically sell. P.P.P.S. Their new "Lima Bean of the Month" subscription service is revolutionary, even if it's causing significant confusion among their coffee subscribers.

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Victrola Coffee Roasters

Best coffee I've had. I love Victrola! I love their coffee, lattes, ambiance, vibes and service…read more I absolutely love this place and always love coming here. I buy their coffee beans too so I can make it at home too. I can't wait to come back here.

Our amazing new friend Jean works there, friendly service, open space train-station, red bricks…read moreambiance and great coffee. Musth check

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Onda Origins Cafe & Roastery

Onda Origins is the neighborhood coffee shop Hillman City deserves. They roast on-site and source…read moredirectly from farmers, and you can taste the difference. The space itself is bright, warm, and easy to settle into for an hour of work or a catch-up with a friend. Baristas are always friendly and clearly know their regulars.

The interior is cozy and has a nice ambiance, with hanging plants and light background noise. It…read morewas super quick to get our drinks and croissant. Unfortunately, the matcha with lavender and croissant were both very mediocre. It was nice that they added lavender upon request, but the quality of the matcha was not that great and the flavoring was very light. The ham and cheese croissant they heated up, and it was flaky and buttery. However. The cheese and ham inside were just mediocre deli meat and sliced cheddar cheese (probably tillamook or something). We are spoiled in Seattle to have access to lots of fantastic bakeries, such as Petit Pierre as well as nice matcha shops. If you want very delicious, authentic and quality pastries and drinks, you might visit another cafe. But for just a quick drop in and you don't really care too much about quality, this is a cute shop to stop at or enjoy a lazy morning/afternoon.

9/27/25 FYI. Unisex restroom

Basque cake

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Merch

Bakery Nouveau

My favorite bakery in the most dangerous location in Burien…read more Not dangerous because of crime. Dangerous because it's directly across the street from my gym. Nothing says "great workout" quite like immediately replacing every calorie you just burned with one of Bakery Nouveau's twice-baked chocolate croissants. I prefer to think of it as strategic carbohydrate replenishment. Everything here is exceptional. The pastries are buttery, flaky, and somehow manage to ruin every grocery store croissant for the rest of your life. The coffee is excellent, the staff is consistently friendly, and it's one of those places where it's impossible to leave with only the one thing you came in for. The neighborhood feels safe, parking is plentiful, and the only real hazard is convincing yourself you deserve "just one more pastry." Five stars. My spin instructor may disagree. Bakery Nouveau is worth every extra minute on the bike.

After almost 10 years I'm still a fan of Bakery Nouveau. You can just chill and drink coffee and…read morehave some of their fantastic pasteries. It's a bit hidden in Burien, but you can find it as the downtown area isn't that big.

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Phe

phe was the food spot i was MOST excited for on vacation! we loved that there were different flavor…read moreprofile options for the matcha. something for everyone; floral and nutty notes! also really really LOVE and appreciate the halal options!! please keep it up!! we were able to sort out breakfast & coffee in one stop. the sliders & the aioli were outstanding; so fresh and so much depth of flavor. service was fast despite the many many orders & the ambiance was so cool! decor was amazing. we were able to get a table despite it being pretty busy, so that was really nice too!

Ordered: - Banana Pudding Matcha - Good. One of the better…read morebanana pudding matcha I've had. - Earl Grey Matcha - Sad it was whole milk only, my guess is they steep it in milk instead of doing a syrup. - Matcha Einspanner - Strawberry Matcha - Wasn't a fan of their strawberry puree. I wouldn't get this one again. A decent amount of seating inside. Street parking only. Took about 15 ish minutes to get our drinks once we ordered.

Phe Me, or Phin coffee drink with black sesame cream.

Inside

Hojicha banana pudding

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Salty’s at the SEA

Today wasn't the travel day I had planned. While on a work trip, I received some difficult news and…read morehad to cut the trip short and head home. Before my flight, I decided to stop at Salty's for breakfast. I'm a sucker for crab, but I wasn't especially hungry, so I ordered a cup of the chowder with crab. It turned out to be one of the best cups of chowder I've ever had--rich, flavorful, and loaded with crab. I sat at the bar, where Joyce took great care of me. Her kindness, attentiveness, and genuine hospitality made an otherwise difficult day a little easier. Great service can make a real difference, and she absolutely delivered. Salty's isn't the cheapest dining option at SEA, but between the quality of the food, the relaxed atmosphere, and the outstanding service, I think it's well worth it. If you're looking for a great meal before your flight, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.

2.75/5 -- Came in with high expectations given the reputation and the prices, and left…read moreunderwhelmed. The good: the seafood chowder lives up to the hype. Rich, loaded with clams, easily the best thing on the table. Fries were also solid. The halibut fish & chips ($46 for three pieces) was the letdown. The fish was over-fried to the point that it fell apart as I ate it -- disappointing for a fish of that quality at that price. Halibut should hold together in firm, flaky pieces; this didn't. But the real issue was the service. What made it impossible to write off as a busy day was that my server was attentive to the table right next to me -- she asked the gentleman beside me how his meal was and refilled his water, while mine sat clearly empty and I was never checked on once. No introduction, no recommendations, no plates cleared. When I asked for something as simple as pepper, I got attitude, like I was putting her out. I typically tip 25%. I left 15% and honestly felt that was generous for what I received. At these prices, the food needs to be executed properly and the service needs to match. The chowder alone isn't enough to carry a $60+ meal. Would I come back? Maybe for a cup of chowder at the bar. Not for the full experience.

Ling cod piccata with white wine cream sauce over spaghetti *seasonal special menu*

Restaurant front

Crab toast

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Moment Coffee

4.2

(52 reviews)

14.0 mi

Solid matcha place and great location. Love how much seating there is. We got their double matcha…read moreand the coconut water with the matcha cloud. I personally loved the double matcha! Super creamy and you can really taste the matcha. I liked how it wasn't super sweet and you can still taste the bitterness

Moment Coffee was a great spot to meet up with a friend before heading to the Fremont Market. It…read morewasn't too busy, and there was plenty of seating outside, downstairs, and upstairs, so it was easy to find a place to sit. I ordered the strawberry matcha with oat milk, and it was delicious. The strawberry purée tasted fresh and was definitely on the sweeter side, which I liked. The matcha itself was also very smooth. Friendly staff and drinks were made quickly. I'm giving it 4 stars because the drinks are a bit pricey, but I'd definitely come back for another drink and to catch up with friends.

Inside near front entrance

Inside showing both floors

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Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place

Came in on a Friday night and learned that Old Stove Brewing gets busy for a reason! All the…read moreoutdoor tables were full when we arrived at 6, so we put our name on the list for inside and waited about 30 minutes. The oysters were the main draw for me, and they were totally worth the visit. Old Stove serves them with a savory watermelon sauce in addition to a traditional cocktail sauce--eaten together, it's a flavor explosion that I can't quite describe. We also enjoyed the garlic everything fries, which were delicious! We just had to try a flight to sample the brews. There are some really good beers available here, especially the Belgian blonde, citra pale ale, and the stout. I did not really care for the seasonal sour (grapefruit, I think)--to me, it just tasted like a sour and nothing more, but someone with more interest in sour beers would probably enjoy it just fine. Despite the busy night, our server checked on us regularly and was very personable, stopping to chat with us about the local sports scene. There's plenty to look at, inside and out. If you can snag a seat outside, you'll get to enjoy the waterfront. Inside, the decor is industrial but fun. Not sure if this runs all the time, but when we were there, the tvs were playing vintage beer ads, which was quite fun. They also sell some pretty good t-shirt designs. Overall, Old Stove Brewing is the perfect combo of good location, good food, and good beer. Definitely recommend a visit when in the Pike Place area!

We can't here a long time ago when they were just pretty new on Pikes Place. We enjoyed it and…read morethought we'll come back for some beers and food. Outside seating is first come first serve and inside seating you have to see a hostess. We started outside and saw someone leaving and circle them like vultures. We got lucky, it was 4th of July weekend, so it was busy! We ordered pizza for the table and for my toddler. It was really good! He loves the pepperoni. My order was the salmon burger. They used a good slab of coho, nicely seasoned with a aioli. The fries were crunchy and nice. I shared with my husband and it was just right, since we had a bunch of apps at the market. We also got a round of beers. Or in my case I got their hard seltzer, which wasn't too bad, I would probably just get a light beer next time. Service was great outside! Also you get the nice breeze, they also had heaters on top. Picnic style tables and quick service!

Lively Interior at Old Stove

Poblano Mac n cheese

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Outside patio

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Patrick M.

3 years ago

Place isn't as good as it was a few years ago. They are truly mailing it in there. The chicken parmesan was very dry, and it wasn't just mine, 4 others ordered the same. All very poorly cooked. The calamari was rubbery. The service was ok, until the bill. The sent a promotion for a birthday, the reason we were there. The waitress forgot to take it off. After a 640+ bill we were so confused why it was never taken off, but that the waitress disappeared once paid. After waiting for 15 minutes or longer we finally gave up... walking out I asked a manager if he could fix it. He was dismissive. I personally will not be going back there. Nor will anyone I know. read more

Sic T.

10 months ago

Some horrible person thought it would be a good idea to broadcast music to six gates where dozens of weary travelers can't avoid it. Their own special contribution to airport hell. read more

Simon A.

6 years ago

Good coffee and surprisingly good pizza. Hot sandwiches can be hit and miss at times, but otherwise this is a solid place to eat at.

Marco V.

7 years ago

I had there the worst and most expensive pizza of my life! Strongly recommend not to buy any pizza here.

Gustavin S.

4 years ago

The best airport sandwich I have had. I got the caprese sandwich and it was quite flavorful.

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