Super cute spacious cafe with a nice view of the water. I love that the space is filled with art…read moreand that they are constantly hosting different events. I visited while they were hosting a valentines postcard thing. I absolutely loved the vibes of drawing my little postcard, sipping a lavender chai, and enjoying the morning winter sunshine among the plants and art. Overall, a great cafe. Would definitely love to come back for another event, or just to sip and chat. I love their special drink menu, always fun things to try!

What to do when you get off a cruise ship first thing in the morning and you need real coffee?…read more This little gem is just a stroll away and we were served excellent beverages by the very friendly and accommodating host. We stayed so long we bought more drinks. It is very chill here and you can see the waterfront and the sound in the distance. Most relaxing. We will definitely come back and hope they can get some new chairs that are more comfortable so we can give it another star. Well done!

Good drinks! Highly recommend checking out…read more I got the roasted rice milk tea, half sweet. I'll have to try next time with the crepe top.

My 2nd time back at Plus 84 cafe in a week. I love the Hanoi Egg Coffee here. The orange passion…read morefruit tea is also good. So delicious!

A friend convinced us to try this coffee shop with tales of the best latte she'd ever had. This…read morelocation is at Pike Place Market, and takes a little effort to get to as it is up a couple flights of stairs, but has wonderful views overlooking the market. The coffee was delicious especially with the house-made nondairy milk, but what really stood out was the frosted cinnamon roll, which was almost like candy. I am not sure if this happens during the busiest moments in the shop, but they did have staff bussing the tables, and one staff member actually brought us our order (I'd been listening for my name to be called and didn't hear it). It was a really nice touch with some really pleasant waitstaff.

Storyville Coffee Company has impressive vibes, but that's about it…read more Found up multiple flights of stairs, tucked in a cool corner of Pike Place Market, Storyville Coffee Company has one of the most boujee menus and spaces I have ever seen for a coffee shop. They clearly care about their image as they offer a free mug for first-time customers with an email sign-up. The drinks here are ok, but they average between $8-$10 each. I think the pricing is just much too high. You're paying for the vibes, not for a great cup of coffee. The matcha we tried was mediocre. There are so many other great places for coffee in Seattle, for just a fraction of the price. I think Storyville is preying on tourists visiting the market. They probably have to charge that much to keep the 8 employees milling about behind the counter employed. The space does have lots of seating, but it was nearly full during our early afternoon visit. Save your money, find another great local coffee spot!

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

Every time I come here, there's a completely new set of baristas. This was my first time visiting…read morethis location on a Saturday, and while I understand it gets busy and there are a lot of tourists, that's not an excuse for rude or impatient service. I really miss the previous staff, who were warm, friendly, and made a point to greet each customer who walked in. The two employees working today a man and a woman came across as passive aggressive when handing out drinks, especially if someone didn't hear their drink being called or asked a question. It made the experience feel uncomfortable and unwelcoming. As a local, I expect better consistency and customer care. For some reason, you get a much better experience both in service and quality at Victrola on 3rd & Pine in Capitol Hill & Pike. At this point, I don't plan on coming back to this location.

I got the da hong pao tea latte. It's not often you find this tea! It's pretty light, so not as…read moreflavorful as I would have liked (minus 1 star), but it was good and refreshing overall! Good and convenient location near the space needle! Street parking is hard and paid but doable after circling around during peak hours. Nice spot to hang out! The service was good and friendly.

Chaco Coffee & Tea is a newish cafe with a surprisingly large variety of teas, including multiple…read moretypes of rarer Oolong and White teas not typically found in western cafes. We were initially enticed to visit Chaco Coffee & Tea given the mention of boba on their website. There aren't many options near Seattle Center, so having an additional one is always welcome! Walking in, unfortunately we found no mention of boba anywhere on the menu. I guess it's a future option or perhaps the website is just wrong, considering that they show photos of rolled ice cream, which they also don't serve. Ordering can be done either in person or at a kiosk near the front. There's plenty of seating and while we entered in the late afternoon, there were still several people inside settled down on laptops. Osmanthus Oolong Tea, 16oz ($6.25) - This is a very lightly sweetened beverage with plenty of fragrant flowery flavor emanating from the osmanthus. It's a really clean flavor, not quite grassy, but somewhat green in essence, coming with just a slight astringent bite towards the finish. It's a good, clean iced tea. (4/5) Da Hong Pao Tea Latte ($7.50) - This latte has a nice strong balanced nutty flavor. I saw the barista pour milk into the cup up to maybe 3/4 full, so I'm surprised that the tea flavor is so strong in this drink. The milk adds tons of body but doesn't contribute an overwhelming dairy flavor. They add a lot more sugar syrup into this drink - it's probably equivalent to 75% sweet or so at a boba shop, although it's not harsh at all due to likely being pure cane syrup instead of fructose. (4/5) The tea quality at Chaco is pretty good. It's always nice to see a cafe (rather than a tea shop) with such great variety! The major downside - pricing is really high especially for some of the premium teas. It's like double the price of actual tea shops in Seattle. I guess that's the Seattle Center tax? Bathrooms - Shared with the rest of the building tenants.

TLDR: Inside the edge water hotel, is the coffee and merch shop, view is from lobby OR if you…read moredecide to eat at the hotel restaurant/bar (21+) On the weekends, they do brunch until 2p but I just went for the coffee, mostly salads, sandwiches and pastries. Service was quick because we went on a holiday and the rest of the hotel staff was really nice. They helped us find the coffee shop. Definitely worth the visit for the view on a sunny, Seattle day. The vanilla latte was good ! More on the milky side, in my opinion, but not overly sweet. Iced drinks only come in 16 oz. Lemonade was on the sweeter side - I prefer them more sour.

Super cute coffee shop!! The coffee was good, though a little pricey. The service was pretty good…read moreas well, we got our drinks fairly quickly. The best part is the view!! We came on a sunny day and it was beautiful, plenty of space to work/sit as well!

Food was delicious. Ordered the Vietnam and the gochujang honey sandwich. The sandwich was not…read morespicy at all infact it's on the sweeter side. Service was good. The girls were pleasant. You order your food at the counter then sit down and it's brought to you. Definitely would come back . Parking was a bit of a pain. We parked on the street

This is a nice, casual waterfront coffee shop with a great atmosphere. It's located on the corner…read moreof the World Trade Center, so you don't get a direct water view, but the setting is still pleasant. The menu offers range from simple American breakfast to Asian fusion dishes. We had Vietnamese sandwiche(ban-mi) & egg/sausage gochewjang sandwich it was good. Service is good nothing standout, but perfectly adequate. If you're driving, be aware that parking can be difficult. I even saw a car being towed. Oh dang... One more thing, I see many cafe du mond(New Orleans) empty coffee cans display in the shop. Little confused.. is this coffee I'm drinking is cafe du mond coffee? Anyway coffee was good.

My wife and I stopped in here real quick about 20 minutes before closing, and I was really…read moreimpressed with the service. Even though the staff was already deep into cleaning up for the night, they were still incredibly friendly and welcoming. As for the coffee, it was spot on. I had an oat milk cortado and my wife grabbed an iced latte. Both had a fantastic, robust coffee taste that didn't get lost--exactly what you want in a high-quality brew. It's a great little spot in Seattle, and we'll definitely be making it a point to come back when we have a bit more time to hang out!

This wonderful cafe was near where we were staying and we stopped by before heading to the…read moreaquarium. The staff were so helpful with their recommendations and were super friendly. We ended up getting an Americano and a matcha - both were exactly what we needed to get the day going. We also each had a bagel and they were so filling we realized we should've just split one! Highly recommend popping in for a drink (or even one of their pastries!)