The coffee is great (Bosa). Based out of Kenmore but can't seem to get a bag locally? Nice set up…read moreinside Evergreen church. Play area outside.

It's a coffee bar in a church. Coffee was ok and people were friendly. Not many places to sit.read more

Nasty disgusting coffee. Not sure where they get their coffee from but it was the worst coffee I've…read moreever had. Don't come here

pulled up saw a walk up cutomer ahead of me waited 14 minutes then drove off went to another stand…read moregot coffee now there are two cars in line getting ignored and walk up customer still standing there lol thw owner must be losing $ hundreds every day from this . i will never return.

I stopped by on a Saturday morning, and it was quite busy. Parking was easy nearby. I opted to…read moreorder from their walk-up window instead of going inside. They had a large selection of baked goods and pastries. Their cinnamon roll seemed popular, as it was already sold out. I ordered the chocolate chip cookie, banana bread, and carrot cake. The chocolate chip cookie was excellent. It had a nice texture with the right amount of chocolate and salt on top. The banana bread was good, but it was a bit dry for my preference. The carrot cake was tasty with just the right amount of frosting.

Sidekick compares favorably with my top tier of coffee shops in the broader area, including Bequest…read morein Mill Creek, 5 Stones in Kirkland, and Diva Espresso in Kenmore. It does the three things I care about most in a coffee shop well: good coffee, a space you actually want to spend time in, and consistently good service. Food & Drink: The coffee is legitimately good--not great, but good. They pull a good espresso shot and are solid across the espresso drinks. "The Local" is my go-to--a latte lightly sweetened with maple syrup from Woodinville Whiskey. It adds enough sweetness to be interesting without overwhelming the coffee. They also have a good selection of milk options and some seasonal/unusual rotating items (Blueberry Pancake Cold Brew happened to be on the menu recently). They don't, however, have a wide variety of straight black coffee options. Both the quality and variety of the pastries are high, with a few gluten-free options as well. I particularly like the savory scones. They also carry some useful non-pastry items like yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, and string cheese. Pricing leans moderate to high, although that's pretty traditional for Woodinville. Ambiance & Service: This may be where Sidekick separates itself most. Lots of windows and natural light, plenty of room, and a good variety of seating with sofas, chairs, high tops, and tables. There is also substantial outdoor seating during the summer. It's a welcoming area. There is even a "walk-up" outdoor window for ordering. Noise level is moderate. You can comfortably work here, although I wouldn't try to take a call. Outlets are available along the exterior wall seating. Service has consistently been very good. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and does a good job with the drinks. It feels like a place that is well run rather than simply a nice space with good coffee. The biggest weakness is parking. There is street parking and some garage parking, but parking is problematic in general. Construction throughout 2025 and 2026 has made an already challenging situation noticeably worse. Final Thoughts: Four stars. Sidekick is my favorite coffee shop in Bothell/Woodinville and firmly in my top tier for the broader area. The combination of good espresso, high-quality pastries, very good service, and one of the better coffee shop spaces around makes it an easy place to want to return to, even if the parking makes it difficult. -AC

If you are looking for a coffee place in Bothell it is likely that Ladro will end up in your…read morefuture. There are not too many coffee place in Bothell. I've been a few times and went again recently. The staff members are friendly and it was busy the last time I went. I like the parking lot, location and indoor/outdoor seating. I had a latte and an orange scone. The latte was good. The flavor of the scone was nice with the hint of orange being just right. There were some interesting items in the case with a variety of options and plenty to choose from too. There are so many options driving further south off of 405 but if in Bothell this local Place certainly is an easy place to hit up!

Quick service, great coffee and especially great banana bread!…read more I love getting the mocha with cinnamon on top!

The ambiance is warm & cozy. Very friendly customers who are quick with service as well as accurate…read moreand the beverage i got was perfect! not too sweet and not too bland, just right.

Cute location in Bothell with delicious food & coffee…read more In addition to their roasted coffee, I love that they make their own food, which gets delivered daily from their Lynden bakery. Came here for a breakfast sandwich and ordered the Baja Croissant Sandwich instead. It's a tasty option with turkey, bacon, cheese and avocado. Service is friendly and prompt.

Pastries here are fantastic!…read more My husband and I parked in the parking garage and we really appreciate that if you support one of the businesses with any purchase you input your license plate and get 3 hours validated parking! Also a bonus because the day we came was also the farmers market! Service was welcoming and friendly! They had a few tables with seating inside. We got the raspberry ribbon croissant and egg tart! Wish I had more tummy space to try more items because these pastries were delicious!

This is primarily a review of the cake I ordered for my birthday. I ended up needing to pick up the…read morecake on mother's day because they're closed on Mondays. It was pretty easy to make a cake order and the writing was free, unlike online where it says $5 for writing. When I got the cake, I was a bit disappointed. The writing had bled onto the cake, there was a crack in the frosting and it appeared that the frosting at the bottom leaned piped to the board instead of the cake. I didn't bother mentioning this at pick up because it didn't seem like the worker was also the cake person. The cake itself was a tad dry but light and airy. For the price I paid, I was disappointed by the outcome. Even if it was due to additional cake orders due to mother's day, I do expect better than this when I buy a cake from a local bakery. Also if you like crispy croissants, I do not recommend the Sichuan pepper cruffin. It was tasty but it didn't have the crisp that you'd expect from a bakery.

They have Great Coffee and AMAZING service. Gigi is the best barista ever! They are located near my…read moredaughter's house, so it's a nice destination for a morning walk.

This Gourmet Latte is the BEST! All of the baristas are amazing! My barista Lizzie always does such…read morea great job welcoming me to the stand, knowing my drink and providing the best service possible!

Just a delight to meet Amanda and Ross at The Texan today. We had coffee and a bagel breakfast…read moresandwich and they were delish. Out of all the choices in town for coffee this is the best! Can't wait to try his brisket for lunch!

Apparently not honoring punchcards anymore because they switched to a new digital system? I guess…read moreprevious customer loyalty means nothing to them then? Bizarre choice, you realize full punchcards means we used to visit regularly and pay you often, right? Cool, we'll be sure not to come back then. Fwiw they also got one of the drinks wrong, giving a completely different drink off the menu from what I ordered, too. Funny, I don't see any expiration date or stipulation on the punchcards. Don't bother coming back if you have old punchcards yall.

We wanted bagels for an early Monday Morning start to the day. So we ordered 3-dozen bagels…read more They were delicious and the spreads that we got with them were a big hit. All the bagels were fresh and perfect. They separated them into Savory, Sweet and regular so the everything would not impact all the other flavors. The service was great and they were ready when we got there around 7:30a. This is a clean, casual place and the other baked goods looked amazing. So give them a try, you won't regret it.

Lox and bagel good, had capers et all, had to ask for lettuce n tomato so sounds like not a normal…read moresandwich for them. Coffee was ok.

Came in with an open mind and wanted to try the croffle from a friend's suggestion. I ordered the…read morestrawberry ice cream croffle but was disappointed by the dryness and artificial strawberry syrup. The ice cream was fine but the syrup ruined the flavor. Would have wished for a more natural syrup or just skip it altogether. Service was very quick, the croffle came out almost instantly. Plenty of seating, not very busy on a Thursday afternoon.

We found One Bite Cafe when searching for new interesting food on the Eastside of Seattle and their…read morecroffles immediately caught our interest. The cafe is in a small outdoor shopping area with many other shops and restaurants sharing one big parking lot. It was not crowded when we arrived so we parked right in front of the cafe. The inside is big enough with a good amount of tables to sit down and enjoy the food and drink. Their menu has a variety of options with the croffles displayed right in front of you so you know what they look like. Their drink is decent but didn't impress us as much as the croffles. This was our first time trying croffles so it may not apply to everyone. They have both the sweet (with fruits) and salty (with meats) options and that fits us perfectly because we have different tastes. The croffles were crispy, not too sweet, and I think they would pair really well with a cup of tea or coffee for breakfast. In overall, I think it was a great experience. The fact that it is not crowded already makes it a good place for chilling during weekend morning where you can enjoy delicious food and drink.