Pretty cool find if you are ever in the neighborhood!…read more Mountlake Terrace is not a place I frequently visit, but I did because of the convenience with the light rail - it's about a 9-minute walk from the light rail station. The interior has a warm and cozy vibe; I also dig the lighting. There's a good amount and variety of seating. They don't have outlets on the floor at the benches in the center, but there are a few outlets on the walls, so if you need to charge your devices I recommend sitting at the chairs next to the treasure chest (where I'm writing this review lol). Space seems very dog friendly, and there are 2 tables outside where the fur baby pawrents would typically sit with their fur babies. I also saw dog treats at the cashier that dog owners are free to take. I guess if you wanted to eat them you could, but I would judge you. For my drink, I got the Woodsman - opted for iced, large size, and whole milk. The drink was very chai spice-forward, which I loved. The staff member who took my order asked for my name, and later on when I went up to inquire the WiFi password, he addressed me by name - impressive. The owner (?), Heather, also thanked me for coming here after I picked up my drink. Needless to say, super friendly people. I didn't get a pastry or sandwich, but that's the goal for my next visit!

Cute place and the barista was wonderful. Got a pastry that was delicious and a chai/coffee mix…read morecalled the Woodsman. I am not a fan of alternative milks and can't process whole milk. Given this I cannot accurately rate the Woodsman as I got it with almond milk and wasn't a fan. My husband is also in the same boat as me with regards to milk. Please consider adding at least a 2% although skim would be amazing. If you like whole milk/alternatives please give this place a shot!

Well I think we've hit triple threat. Great drinks on more than one occasion. Patient and lovely…read morebaristas. Friendly and fast service. Only thing to make it better would be if the girls wore just slightly thinner fishnets.

I recently moved back to the area, started stopping in once or twice a week. Coffee is usually…read moregood. Girls are friendly and beautiful, no real complaints about customer service or quality of product. What I have noticed is that the pricing is inconsistent, also, if I use my debit card I always get charged twice. I get the exact same thing each time I visit, twice a week. Price varies between $12.00 and $14.00. I always leave at least a $10 tip. As I said, I limit myself to twice a week at most, but always end up double charged each visit. One charge is cost of coffee other is always $22.75. I have no way of contacting the owner. I keep all receipts to match with banking records because I'm OCD like that. I'd like to resolve this as it has been happening for a few months now.

Certainly WAY overpriced for regular drip coffee. Like, about a dollar more than it should be for…read moreeach size. I don't mind their prices on mixed drinks because of the ingredients and the employee prep time that goes into it, but I feel a little taken advantaged of when drip coffee is almost $5 with tax. HOWEVER, the employees are wonderful. The setting of the shop is really nice. And the coffee is actually very good. Price is the only thing making this under 5 stars.

In short Dependable little spot with a drive-through window…read moreand a decent amount of seating inside. In long This is part of my new regular tour of Edmonds coffee spots since I'm down here a time or two a week these days. Ladro has lots of fans and it's easy to see why, even if the smaller mom-and-pop places get higher rates around here. Ladro deserves credit for doing everything right. This is an older strip mall, probably built around the time that phrase was coined. Wide variety of businesses, wonky shapes and angles in the parking lot. Inside, there's the big coffee bar on one side, and tables and chairs over there. They have some merch for sale, including plenty of choices among their own house-roasted beans. Lots of blends, and even a few interesting-looking single-origin bags, too. Not any cheaper than the big premium roasters charge. I'd have to try some of the beans before I could say if that seems justified, but I bet it might be. You can order ahead, but not only did I choose to order manually, I went inside and looked the poor kids in the eye. They all seemed to enjoy each others' company, and their nice work environment translates into a nice ambiance for relaxing with a cup. I ordered chai lattes to go, and they were boiling hot and tasted like they were from a tea bag (not the sugar-bomb concentrate that some places use). I also had a brown butter scone that was great even at room temp. They didn't get overly chatty making the drinks, but they were definitely friendly, and everything was ready quickly. Nice kid clocking off for the day even held the door for me as we went out, given that my hands were full. Honestly, if you didn't know this was a chain (albeit a small, local one), you'd think this place existed simply to caffeinate locals in the neighborhood. Everything about it has that nice neighborly, next-door vibe. They don't have anything quirky about them, really, and that huge pastry case is definitely not filled by on-site bakeries at every location. But it all still FEELS like a friendly spot down the street from home. 2 coffees and a scone were about $20 before tip. Could be better, could be worse. I'd definitely come back.

Amazing no frills donut shop. All the classics without all the over the top add-ons these days…read more(which arguably have their place, but sometimes a normal donut is the big craving). I believe mom and pop owned since forever, so very kind and local! Friendly service. When I worked nearby during high school, a co-worker snagged a box of these and I was impressed, though I had simple taste buds. More recently, I picked up a box and enjoyed how fluffy the donuts were, everything was fresh, airy, and light while balancing a slight crispy exterior. The one drawback I think is that most of their donuts are too sweet. While everything else is addicting, the sweetness can quickly catch up and make you feel sick of sugar. Then again, the fluffy, airy texture is so addicting, so it's an internal battle.

Real donuts. Normal donuts. You know. Like we used to have. Cake, icing, sprinkles. No hate on big…read morefancy donuts, but sometimes you crave the classics. These donuts are examplars of the form. Correct textures. Uniform flavors. Good stuff. However, they did not have anything creme-filled when I was there. I hope this was a temporary condition; I will report back after investigating further.

Loved the ambience it's a modern, upscale, and cozy cafe. I was really hoping to sit and enjoy my…read morecoffee there, but unfortunately had to get it to go. I had high expectations since they roast their own coffee beans, but the extraction wasn't quite right and the coffee ended up tasting sour. I truly wanted to love it, but today just wasn't the day. I don't think I'll be trying it again, which is disappointing because I was really looking forward to enjoying this cafe

I came here to work a couple hours to get out of the house and I'm so glad I did! It's in an easy…read moreto find location not too far from the waterfront. Everyone there was so friendly and the coffee was delicious. Gave me a good environment to work from that was quiet enough to work but still easy to chat with people around me. Loved it!

Love this Bigfoot, come here practically everyday. Alessia made my drink today and she was so…read moresweet! Asking me how much coconut milk I wanted in my drink, and was supper talkative and engaging.

There looks to be a lot of mixed reviews but for me, service was good. The barista was friendly and…read moretalkative. The drinks were also pretty good - there's a huge variety of drinks from coffee to Red Bulls to teas. Lines can get pretty long though.

decent coffee but not as strong as i prefer. maybe next time i'll ask for extra shots of espresso…read more but that's a me problem, not a business problem. the cups were overfilled so they spilled as soon as the car moved. two out of three drinks were overly full and spilled on people :/ i couldn't find an updated menu online before i went so im writing this mostly to post it for others.

In short Once again I jump to five stars after one visit for…read morea good drive-through coffee, but there's nothing I can ding this place on. In long I'm in this neighborhood regularly these days, and this might be the best of the coffee spots I've tried so far. They're right at Five Corners, and they probably crank all morning. In recent days I've certainly stolen parking from them after they close, 'cause they share the parking with two of the best restaurants in Edmonds. They're much bigger than the garden sheds you see as coffee spots sometimes. Probably room for a TV and an easy chair in there for when it's slow. They have the usual lineup of coffees, some teas, and what might be a pretty good pastry list, though I wasn't eating today. The kid working today was super warm and friendly in a pleasantly relaxed way. My Americano was ready in no time. Cost a few pennies more for 2 shots than some place, but the coffee tasted a fair bit better. Pretty chocolatey for black coffee. She had me out the door and on in my way before ya know it. Much as I like constantly trying new places, I might have to come back here--even before I run out of places to try.

The shop is small but cute and cozy, has some board games too. and the service was really good too…read more The boba was nice and chewy, which I always care about lol. I got the berry drink with 0% sweetness, but it was still kinda sweet because of the syrup, which is understandable. Still tasted really good though and felt refreshing.

My friend wanted to have some popcorn chicken and a drink so we decided to drive from downtown…read moreSeattle all the way up here as reviews were promising. Fortunately, there was no traffic so it was a 20 min drive easily. However, a lot seemed to have changed from about a year ago? We got popcorn chicken which was $9 for a very tiny plate (like the medium size sampler food container you get at food tasting events) which is a joke of a portion, and the chicken was not even good quality - heavy on the batter. Compared to pictures a year ago, where the portions looked much much larger. They are so stingy on the amount of chicken, that I thought they were giving us a sample to try before they make a real batch lmaooooo. I tried the Kocochi milk tea with creme brulee, boba, jelly, etc. Sounds good on paper, inflation I get it, was expecting $7 but it was $8, plus tax, so it is actually not that competitive of a price anymore now that I think about it. I could get a very good quality boba drink for $7.50+tax elsewhere without all the fancy toppings, but with boba included. I was pretty disappointed with the quality. The boba is so overcooked that it is mushy, and the creme brulee was not thick enough that I have to use a spoon to even be able to get any of it out (instead of being able to drink it from the other side which is what it is supposed to be). I'd avoid this place unless this is a one off but I will need to be redeemed a better experience before recommending this place. There are better options in the area