Let's get this out of the way: I'm not religious, so I was a little put off at first that this…read morecoffee shop is essentially in the exterior wing of a church...BUT it's actually pleasant, unassuming, and religion-neutral! Very quiet, if I were a student I would enjoy studying here, as it's nestled literally in a neighborhood. Didn't feel awkward or judgemental at all surprisingly. Also, lots of parking! Disclaimer: Another reviewer incorrectly stated the coffee shop isn't affiliated with the church; it is. However, according to their website, it is designed to be a no-strings-attached neighborhood cafe, to which I think they succeeded remarkably in that respect.

Friendly service, decent cup of coffee in a clean little shop. Great to have something like this in…read morethe neighborhood! Grab a pastry on your morning walk!

I had stopped by the Van Gogh Coffeehouse ages ago pre-Yelp and when I used to live in nearby…read moreRavenna. I decided to stop in after two errands in between the heavy squalls (11/5/25). It's located in the same spot after many decades in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood. Since there's several cafes along this stretch of 35th NE, as point of reference, it's two doors south of Wedgwood Broiler. It shares a huge parking lot and adjacent to a Metro bus route. It had a nice autumn hue from the overhead lighting and interior decor. The local art for sale adorning the walls was a nice added touch. Upbeat, welcoming staff. It was full right at noon and brisk walk-in takeout traffic. Nice overhead music to chill, dine, and/or do laptop stuff. They offer the usual bev menu, as well as, breakfast & lunch items, soups, salads, modest pastry case (from Alki Bakery), merch, and coffee roasts from Zoka. The 16oz mocha was well crafted temp wise & good balance of espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate. I also opted for the roast beef panini without the horseradish. Generously filled with roast beef, havarti, mayo, and red onion on savory focaccia. It was provided with au jus and I selected potato salad versus chips. The au jus was not salty, so after dipping, I also sipped the hot broth. Very flavorful and filling. The other panini half I'll have to take home. Thanks to fellow Yelp Elite All Star, Will L for a compelling post. This was a pleasant detour for lunch.

I never thought of Van Gogh as being anything but a coffee house, but they actually have breakfast…read moreand lunch options! A friend of mine invited me for lunch, and we popped by there around noon. It wasn't too crowded, with ample seating, even for a place that's pretty small. The staff were very warm and friendly, and even joked with us a bit. Beyond the food, we had a good time hanging there. My friend suggested the vegan sandwiches, specifically the Turkey Firehouse. It was delicious! Van Gogh is now on the list of local lunch spots to hit!

I love a good local, lowkey coffee shop. Everyone was super friendly here including the customers…read morethat were here. I love finding little hiding gems like this. The morning bun was delicious and so was the coffee!

Went here for the first time today as I was in the neighborhood but I wouldn't return…read more The coffee is decent. But they don't list the prices on their menu so you have no idea how much you're paying for. Also, the place is extremely dirty. There were literally flies and dust everywhere.

Super cute local spot (sort of) walking distance from Green Lake Park. I got the banana bread iced…read morelatte and it wasn't too sweet or cinammon-y. The baristas were are super friendly and nice to chat with in the morning. Seems like a spot that the neighborhood frequents for a quick coffee/breakfast. Very cute/cozy interior. Definitely want to go back and try their cappuccino when I'm in the Green Lake area again. Parking: neighborhood/park parking

Local art on display, the legit best espresso in the area, and fantastic food options. Highly…read morerecommend.

A good day always starts with a good cup of coffee!…read more On our first morning in Seattle, my daughter and I found this little coffee shop nearby with excellent reviews, and it turned out to be a wonderful start to our day. My daughter ordered the June special, the Fruity Pebbles Cold Foam Cold Brew, while I chose the Brown Sugar Latte. The special drink was beautifully presented, and my daughter loved both its unique flavor and refreshing taste. My latte was made with Stamp Act Coffee, and I really enjoyed its clean, smooth, and naturally rich flavor. You can definitely tell they use high-quality beans. For breakfast, we paired our coffees with a croissant and the pumpkin nutty bread. Both were decent and convenient for a quick breakfast, though the coffee was definitely the highlight of our visit. If you're looking for a cozy neighborhood café with excellent coffee to start your day, this is a great spot to check out.

Cute cafe tucked in a quaint Ballard neighborhood. I've been to their Bellevue location and have…read morealways loved their coffee concoctions. Service was quick, no line at all. And a shoutout to the server for toasting my scone. It came out warm, not dry, not too cheesy, just how I like it. Matcha latte w/ almond milk was alright, knowing this can't be compared to what I can get at tea cafes. I love how they make this place green w/ all sorts of indoor plants. Plants do light up the area and mood given that Seattle can be so gloomy around this time. Def coming back if I'm in the area again.

I was house sitting in the neighborhood and I wanted some coffee so I stopped by. I wish this…read moreneighborhood had more coffee shops because I still had to walk ten minutes (with hills smh) to get here. Anyways, their latte was good and the grinder sandwich was ok. I chose Black Forest ham for the grinder sandwich and I liked how they put a lot of ham inside. I wish the sandwich was constructed with more thought because they put the tomato closest to the bread and toasted the sandwich, so the bread started becoming soggy really quickly. I would've been more understanding had been sandwich was cheaper, like you get what you paid for. I saw someone wrote in their review that the coffee is too hot. I could already feel that my drink was also extra hot just by holding it. But it worked for me because I waited to drink it until I got home. After the ten minute walk home, I was able to enjoy the latte at the right temperature.

Nice coffee shop that I love for their back patio. I come here whenever I feel like working in the…read moresunshine! They also have a good blended coffee shake!

I ordered the Vietnamese coffee, and it was quite good! Prices are typical of Seattle. Service was…read moregreat, and I love that there's a dog friendly section of the cafe. There's board games as well, which makes it a nice place to hang out!

First coffee shop I've been to that charges $1 for a pup, just a tiny bit of whipped cream. Also a…read moreton of ice is mandatory in iced drinks. Also drinks aren't cheap, it's $8 for a regular mocha which tasted mediocre. Everything feels very nickel and dimey here. There's a ton of coffee shops in the area who are more dog friendly than this place, and who don't make you feel adding 10 cents milk in place of ice will lead to life anxiety.

Their interior is really cozy and has great space for reading or working in the back or for…read morechatting with friends in the front. The service was fantastic and they were able to make one of their special lattes as a matcha for me, which was deeply appreciated. Both drinks were excellent! If only they had a patio area that was dog friendly, they'd be perfect!

Lovely no frills coffee shop off Roosevelt, i've been in town this week for a few days and I've…read morebeen here a couple times now. Both times I have gotten the Caramello which is a vanilla and caramel latte. A large is about $8.43, so reasonable for the area. Sadly just up the street another coffee shop charges $11.43 for similar latte, and the staff isn't as friendly as here. Highly recommend if wanting good coffee in Green Lake area!