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Five Stones Coffee Company

4.1 (76 reviews)
ModerateCoffee & Tea
Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Paul K.

The Stefano, OMG, ya gotta try the Stefano! We love getting the Cafe Stefano when going to Five Stones. They call it the "Gateway Drink" on the menu. It is essentially a mocha with hazelnut syrup and Ceylon cinnamon with an orange spritz on top. It is our go to drink when here. So delish and flavorful. I think the orange spritz on top really makes the drink stand out and one might say possible cocktail vibes. They also usually get the Smashed Avocado Toast which is made freshly and has chunks of avocado with cream cheese and lemon on two slices of sourdough toast. I've tried it and it is pretty darn tasty. My girls discovered the Five Stones in downtown Redmond years ago and we went there fairly often and then they were delighted when a new location opened in downtown Kirkland. This place is usually busy with ample seating and people on laptops or visiting over a beverage. Friendly service and it will take a minute before your items are ready as they carefully handcraft each drink or food item upon order . It's so worth the wait.

Chocolate croissant
Rj A.

The quality and size of the pastries have gone down dramatically. Almond croissants is half the length and height of what used to be. Price has gone up that means you are getting 1/4 of the value. No longer a good place to go.

Butter cinnamon and sugar toast
Ash G.

I absolutely love how Kirkland is finally getting more and more coffee spots! So this is an oldie but a goodie and I enjoy their coffee very much, we got an Americano and a flat white, both were great. Also ordered a nutty slice of a loaf and a chocolate cronut, I don't believe that I've had anything here that I didn't enjoy!

Mocha
Anudeep B.

I recently visited Five Stones Coffee Company, and it was a fantastic experience! This place has a great ambience that makes you feel right at home. The coffee is definitely a highlight--the flavours really stand out, and you can feel the kick of good coffee. We tried both the hot and cold coffee, and they were both excellent. The staff are wonderful, friendly, and attentive, which added to the overall positive experience. If you're looking for a coffee place with great flavours and a welcoming atmosphere, I highly recommend Five Stones Coffee Company. It's a gem for coffee lovers! Tip: right around the corner you can find some private space for two. suppose you want to have any personal conversations away from the cafe's crowd--a great place for some private talks.

Ann T.

Lots of signature unique drinks. I've tried them all and my favorite is still the cocovanmint! Sweet and minty~ Stefano's supposed orange flavor is light so it's not too overpowering. A few of my friends prefer that speciality drink. Day old pastries are discounted and marked.

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Hanna S.

Today I give them 4 stars for listening and leaning in to new ways to lead with integrity, kindness and inclusivity. Will be back in a month to see where it goes and update at that time. Staff were kind and helpful. Baked goods include one vegan berry bar baked in house and a gluten free option. Be great to see organic berries used . Interior warm and calming The bad news is non dairy milk- so all of you macros intolerant, milk allergic, compassionate choosing plant milk, vegan etc you will be charged a whopping $1.25 This is cost prohibitive for many especially students. Be a leader. Please explore having your prices be more equal - if you need to charge a bit more on regular coffees, cow milk, baked goods, etc. just spread it out so you don't penalize those choosing whether for medical, health, the environment or out of compassion for animals... non dairy milks. Informing my datapoints include having worked on a family farm on the Olympic Peninsula during college. This price is exceedingly high compared to nearby coffee places Next review will advise more about beans

Pastries!
Tonie S.

First, You can tell effortlessly is put into employees, attentiveness and kindness. Even when the shop is busy or someone new is being trained I feel like the staff is truly putting effort in! Next, the coffee is STELLAR... like I have a hard time even wanting a coffee when I'm out of town or near someplace else. Finally, the pastries are OUT OF THIS WORLD, made daily by the staff and you can tell. They aren't delivered from some other bakery or pre-packaged etc.... Holy crap try as many as you can!

12 oz Americano (left) and 12 oz Iced Latte w/ almond mill (right)
Ivana K.

Atmosphere: 4/5 We came on a Sunday morning, the tables were all occupied and it was lively. Interior looked nice and clean. Service: 4/5 We were helped right away - the girl taking our order was nice but our interaction was minimal (they were busy). Coffee: 3.5/5 I got an iced latte with almond milk. Tasted creamy which I liked - I do wish they had their syrups listed on the menu because it wasn't until after I ordered did I notice they had sugar free syrup. My rating was a 4/5. My boyfriend got an americano. Main gripe about his was that it kept leaking everywhere even with the lid and it was super hot :( The coffee beans had a fruity note. Taste was OK - no sour or bitterness but nothing that stood out. His rating was a 3/5. Parking: 4.5/5 Street parking (was all taken when we went) or in the Bartell parking garage (super easy, first 0-2 hours free). Paid around $13 after 18% tip for two drinks.

Cap breve by Andrew the manager rocks
Asher J.

Amazing almond croissant, love their toasts and if and when the manager Andrew makes the cappuccino breve it is phenomenal... perfectly foamy yet rich and velvety in texture. It's balanced and brilliant, exactly what a great cap breve should be. Unfortunately no other barista there knows how to steam a breve right and the rest either burn the milk or don't know how to get foam in there without overheating it and ruining it... off late it's been consistently milky and gross because the best hands in the place no longer makes any breves. so gonna have to look for a new coffee spot.

Pastries display
Eva M.

This is an optimistic and limited 4 Stars rating. Full disclosure that I've only tried their pastries. I didn't know Five Stones had opened when I was heading to Bartell Drugs next door. The place looked great, so I decided to also stop there. Two visits here were later in the afternoon, and I decided against the coffee. Their pastries, especially their croissant items, visually look AMAZING. They tasted great, too. I must admit I didn't pay a lot of attention to the cost, cuz the layers and layers of pastry is enough to convince me. So far, we've tried: Favorite: Chocolate Croissant - tasted extra good after taking it home and giving a quick 2 min bake. The chocolate melted and blended so well with the layers of pastries. 2nd Favorite: Butter Croissant - A well-executed classic is always appreciated. I warmed it up a bit at home, and again, the bite into the layers is superb. 3rd Favorite: Nutella Cruffin - Just the sight of it is a visual treat. However, I'm not keen on how the dough needs to fold upon itself to form the muffin shape, thereby making the inside a denser bite, loosing that flakiness. Nonetheless, it's still very good. Hubby's Favorite: Chocolate Chip Cookie - Cuz that's just his "thing" Parking is very convenient on the street or underneath. Look for the sign on Central Street west bound only.

Avocado Egg Sandwich!
Stephen B.

Always a great experience here at Five Stones in Kirkland. This is my go to spot these days Kirkland. They have great parking which is a big plus and it's really close to a lot of good walking areas. Their coffee and drinks are incredible. Their avocado sandwich with egg was solid and also the staff here is exceptional. The vibe here is always great as well!

Nitro cold brew and granola cookie + snickerdoodle cookie

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Their maple scones are amazing with a hot americano. My favorite. Always a fun vibe to boot.

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The drink took a bit to prepare but was worth the wait. I had a nonfat chai latte and it was beautiful and flavorful!

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Thanks Keldon! Appreciate the review and kind words!

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Coffee is pretty good. Prices are high and they charge $1.15 for oat or almond milk, one of the highest charges for alt milk I've seen.

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Thanks so much for the review Michelle!!

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