The Fainting Goat Gelato is a nice little gelato shop with a clean aesthetic. I got the espresso…read moregelato: it had a rich coffee flavor without being too overly sweet. The texture was smooth, and I thought it was refreshing and not heavy compared to other gelatos I've had. The employee was really friendly while I sampled the flavors, and while there's not a ton of seating inside, it's still a nice place to enjoy dessert with people.

I tried banana cream pie and double Espresso. Banana cream pie tasted as advertised. Double…read moreespresso tasted like a generic coffee ice cream. I tried my friend's pistachio flavor and I was impressed that actually tasted like a pistachio nut. Gelato was very creamy although I prefer a balance of dense and creaminess. Service was good. Hardly any seating inside.

I stopped in right before closing and the owner was welcoming and happy to let me try a few…read moresamples. The gelato had a great texture and they had a ton of fruit flavors. I ended up getting a small with vanilla and pistachio, and the pistachio (literally called "The Best") lived up to its name. I also liked that I could mix multiple flavors in any size and not stuck choosing just one. Definitely coming back to try more flavors!

I don't know about the quality of the gelato or other food because the place was closed during its…read moreposted open hours. At first, I thought that maybe someone had experienced an emergency. But then, I found the same complaint from multiple people over a period of time on another site. I don't normally post reviews for negative experiences. Instead, I either don't return or try to let the place know. But, we made a special trip there on a beautiful Saturday and arrived at 5:40 PM, only to find a Closed sign on the door. We were planning to try the gelato and use their outside seating to enjoy the evening. Nothing about a closure was on the website. So, I called and left a voice message with my number for them to get back to me. instead, I immediately received a text pointing to the website. That was quite obnoxious, so I had to reply Stop. No one ever got back to me.

wonderful kind people, great service, tasty tasty sorbet, came on ballard seafood fest and it was…read morelovely after a long hot day

Stopped in for a sweet, cold, treat on a fun, cold, night. Thankfully it wasn't too crowded and we…read morewere able to grab a table that was big enough for our group. The gelato is delicious! They have several flavors to choose from as well as some vegan options. The store itself was warm, which probably had to do with the weather outside (it was frightful, lol). Definitely worth a visit when you are in the area!

I love the premise of Sweet Alchemy-- the flavors rotate whenever they finish the barrel which…read moremeans it's a delightful surprise as to what the selection is on a daily basis. This location is a short walk from the University District stop on the Link which makes it super convenient, they had their doors open and the interior was clean and aesthetically pleasing. Definitely make sure to ask for samples since they do have many unique concoctions that you probably haven't seen in other places. The strawberry matcha taco really surprised me, I didn't eat it as soon as I ordered it and actually put it in the freezer for a couple of days. I love the richness of the matcha flavor, it wasn't powdery, or taste too bitter, or too mild. I definitely could taste the lightly bitter taste of the matcha which paired so nicely with the strawberry jam. The sprinkles on top also weren't too sweet like the sprinkles you'd imagine from grocery store cupcakes. Service was quick and friendly and I can't wait to come back and try out their other menu items. Their Thai tea flavor that I had in the Capitol Hill location was amazing as well!

I don't like ice cream, but I like this ice cream…read more That should say a lot! The shop itself is small, but the interior of this is really nice and quaint. The service was really great as the worker patiently let us try samples and pick our choices. I proceeded with sweet cream. Think elevated vanilla. I was looking to share it with my friend (not an ice cream lover), but it was delicious! I regret not getting my own!

Honestly I don't like vegan ice cream, but this place has changed my opinion…read more I didn't realize this place was vegan until I got there. I was looking at the ice cream pints in the freezer and they all said vegan and gluten free on it. This place isn't very big, but there was a back room with seating. Decor was simple and straight to the point. My experience was very quick, which is what I would want at an ice cream shop. I wish I could see the flavors on display, but at least we were able to try them. It looked like the waffles are made in house and they were premade before we got there. For me, cookies and cream is my go-to. I originally wasn't going to get anything but I decided to try the Supercookies and Cream. I was very skeptical since it's vegan, but I was pleasantly surprised how good it was! It's definitely not the typical cookies and cream taste. It doesn't taste like Oreos. It wasn't too sweet but it was light and creamy. I would've never guessed it was vegan! I didn't try my friend's mint brownie, but she seemed to like it a lot. She and her husband killed it. They were both very surprised when I told them the ice cream was vegan. They didn't believe me at first. Overall it was a great first experience. I'd come here again.

I always love frankie and jo's, and this location has a really cute back patio area where you can…read moresit! I always recommend the chocolate tahini supercookie flavor - it's my all time favorite! Definitely get the flight if you are sharing with others, as it's the most worth it and you get a yummy waffle cone shatter.

The best macaron place in Seattle, hands-down! This place far exceeds any other macaron place that…read moreI've been to! The macaron itself was self airy, aromatic, flavorful, all the good qualities of a macaron I never knew could exist! I highly recommend and I would come back!

This is a charming cafe with exceptional baked goods and a "vibe" that is particularly attractive…read morebecause it rejects the clinical, modernist, techno-corporate gimmick. Eschew Wifi-enabled tech-absorption in favor of real conversations, long-form thoughts exchanged with multiple intelligences called for in real human connection, or the simple joy of imagination and day dreaming. I love their decorative little tables facing the quiet Capitol Hill side-street itself not particularly attractive -- but which offers a pause for a bite and a sip without the capitalist rushtime nipping at your heels. I've had their stellar and inventive-flavored macarons, but their cakes are no slouches either. The rose pistachio coffee cake was delectable. I make this place a destination because if I am lucky I can get one of those bay-window tables for a vegetarian quiche or Spanish tortilla washed down by coffee. I noticed the use of fresh herbs and the sense of a good ingredients and home-touch hand with their plates, as opposed to the commonplace, harried, sloppy kitchen production. Their drip coffee was too acidic for my taste (I prefer nutty balanced, chocolatey flavor). Next time I would get a latte. A higgledy-piggledy antique-style bathroom in the back is another sign of a time-hewn, characterful place. The brickwork in their narrow back patio is inviting but on a recent Sunday morning had been snagged for a private party. Finally a note to the artful wall tributes to heroic workers martyrs from U.S. history. The cafe elevates the spirit of care for the working person, which is noteworthy. Counter to the loudest mouthpieces of the modern era that would erase these assassinated/ crushed heroes that fought for the wellbeing and life of working people, you know that it is these heroes' spirit of courage that continues to outshine the capitalist drivel and machine mind of the majority.

My son treated my husband and I to a chocolate tour at Spinnaker. We were all pleasantly…read moredelighted in this informative and close-up tour on the manufacturing process. Jorge did an excellent job on explaining the different machines that separated the nibs from the beans, spinned the chocolate for days, and poured the chocolate to get the consistency right. We were treated to various samples of the chocolates they sell. It was impressive to learn some of the machines and the wood tables were made by the owners who are brothers. There is a coffee shop in the store and you can buy all the bars made there. The drinking chocolate is heavenly. The place is fun and has a great vibe. i live about an hour away but I would definitely plan on a return visit.

A lovely chocolate shop! Their tours are very informative, easy to sign up for and very affordable…read moregiven the personalized experience you get from it - lots of samples too from each part of the chocolate making process! The tour guides are very nice and friendly and also very informed on the chocolate-making process. If they can't answer a question, they'll find someone who can for you! Their founders hot chocolate is lovely and I had to go back and buy a bag! The gelato is rich and chocolatey, a slightly small portion but it is only $4. I wish they offered different size options for their frozen treats because I would've opted for a larger scoop if possible!

Best coffee in fremont. If it aint Aroom, you're coming here…read more Service is always friendly and present with you. Comfortable seating area, not too hot or humid.

I recently visited this neighborhood coffee shop and liked it. Very clean, at a busy crossroads but…read morequiet inside, great to work, read, and/or people watch. They have seats outside where some people were working on their computers. The barista was chatting with a local coffee enthusiast mostly but served my order pretty fast. I got a latte in my mug so no pictures of it. I also got a lemon oil cake that was nice. I'll be back.