This coffee shop is a nice third place. They offer WiFi to guests and have tables for large groups…read moreand small tables for 1-2 people. The coffee is really good I just got a dip coffee black. Not bitter at all. My daughter got a chocolate croissant warmed up, she said it was good. They roast coffee in the lobby of the shop which is really cool to see. You can tell they care about the product they provide. Jason was very kind, we will be back again.

Very cozy spot north of Seattle in a suburban area. Lots of space to sit down, very clean and kind…read morestaff who were quick to welcome us in. They clearly lay out the menu with several size options and drink choices. I got an iced latte, which was ample and quick to come out - the espresso tasted a little flat and seemed to pull quick so may have just been a one off, but that may also just be my taste/preference as the staff seemed knowledgeable in their craft. A.cute spot to stop into!

In short Great roaster with the deepest imaginable local…read moreroots. In long There are tons of warehouses along Bickford these days, and if you turn down in and zigzag around a bit, you find a fantastic local coffee wholesaler with a retail outlet right here. They have a big lineup and unbelievable prices. Just the nicest people, too. I have been hearing good things about them for a while and meaning to stop in. I was finally able to combine this with some other errands yesterday. It's a small storefront with a few shelves and a big counter area. Not a coffee shop to sip a mug--a place to buy beans. There's a big sign on the wall explaining the exact roast level for each bag of beans they offer. You can order online and pick up, or you can walk in to buy. They have a bunch of blends that do really well. I avoid blends; I want the different flavors of single-origin stuff. I'm thinking now I should have realized that the rave reviews I see for this place are for the blends. I tried the Kenya, which the owner was proud to explain is their highest-rated offering. It's a good coffee, but not single-origin in the sense that they note how it was processed and where it was grown. They just give you the country. That's still an enormous step up from where coffee was when I was a kid, and it's an impressive effort for coffee that's a mere $11/lb. The big sign on the wall said this was a medium roast, and what's in the mug is very smoky and dark. Too much for my tastes, but I'm glad to have finally tried this place. I'm looking forward to trying the other beans and finishing all this up.

Absolutely the best coffee roaster in the area! It's a small storefront in a warehouse district,…read morebut don't let that deter you. They have a very helpful staff and they have decades of experience. Their coffee is fantastic and the only coffee we buy. It's a big step up from anything at the grocery store or big box retailer. It's easy to get to off the north end of Bickford Road near Sound to Summit Brewery.

I was here with my family and bf and it was such a sunny day!!!…read more I've been to the Mill Creek location and tried their matcha flight, so good! I noticed they also had coffee flights here too. One of my girl friends was here and posted a picture of this place so I knew when I visited snohomish again, I'd have to pay a visit! Nice interior! Bright and modern, especially on a sunny day. Barista was helpful and I got the peach blossom matcha off their spring menu! So good! Great hangout and study spot for sure!

wowie zowie! this place has a fantabulous ambiance! i hope whoever made their playlist goes home to…read morea loving partner and a cold pillow they have some great seasonal beverages! i recommend trying their coffee flights! super indulgent! did have to remove a star for their minimal food selection and alright service

I can make coffee at home, so when I do go out for a cup, I go for the experience. The vibe of the…read moreshop; are the seats comfortable, are there plenty of tables, do they have outlets, is the music good and not too loud? I also go for the social aspect, chatting with staff is always an element of any coffee run. Woods in Everett covers all of those bases. The seating area is always clean, there is usually seating available and the staff is so friendly. While I have never had a bad experience there, I do want to shout out Paul and Ashley. Paul's warm smile and friendly greeting set the tone for a great experience. I am always so happy when I see him behind the counter. Ashley is another team member who makes my coffee run even better. Always friendly and willing to help me fine tune a drink so it's not too this or too that, she is always patient and kind. This location has a stellar staff, but unfortunately I don't know all of their names. Anyone who helps you will be fabulous. Ashley, thanks for making my Mother's Day special.

Super worth saving your Starbucks money and purchasing a Frappe here as a treat. My little man…read moreloves to get a small whipped cream caramel taste after I am finished.

This company is not a coffee house. It is a small business comprised of a warehouse of coffee…read moreroaster machines surrounded by premium gourmet exotic coffee beans still in the burlap sacks they were shipped in from various countries. I visited and this is what I found. Very impressed at their product. Dont buy $40/lb coffee that was roasted moths ago and sits on the shelf at these other places. I order coffee every couple months from these guys and they roast it the next day and ship it ASAP. Ever since I stopped adding cream and sweetener to my coffee, and only drink it black. I have become a coffee taste snob. Full bodied, non-acidic, smooth. Solid 5 stars.

From the owner: We hand roast coffee weekly the best coffee in the area. We specialize in Wholesale and online…read moresales. We are not an espresso location.

Take it from someone who takes espresso a little too seriously: this place is outstanding…read more Other reviewers mention the pastries, lattes, atmosphere, and friendly service, and I believe them. But for me, this review is about the coffee. The roast, the grind, the pressure, the balance, the crema, all of it worked. This was not just a decent cup from a cute cafe. This was careful coffee from people who know what they are doing. You can smell the roasting as soon as you open the door. That is usually a good sign, but it does not always translate into the cup. Here it does. We were especially grateful to find this place after a strange travel evening near Dungeness Spit when almost nothing seemed open and dinner ended up being a couple items from Walmart eaten in the car. Then the next morning, here was this small cafe in Sequim producing coffee with more care than plenty of places in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Great service too. Friendly, quick, and professional.

Bright and cheerful place with great coffee and friendly service. There is a small selections of…read morepastries, I really liked the cranberry orange muffin.

sadly a deeply mediocre experience. took absolutely forever (in part because there was only one guy…read moreworking the whole shop, which isn't feasible when you are trying to serve hot food AND make drinks) and the food/coffee was mid and overpriced. i had an avocado toast (and even asked if they use fresh avocado, to which they said yes)...it was ice cold pre-packaged avocado atop cold bread. for $7.50!! my husband ordered the ham breakfast sandwich which came lukewarm. all this after we waited about 15 minutes. and again, i feel for the guy who was clearly running this place by himself. but they're just trying to do too much. coffee was also pretty mid, another $5 latte prepared without much care or attention. just fizzy oat milk dumped into a cup. when it's $30 + tip for breakfast and coffee for two to-go, i'd just expect a lot more. also, i see a lot of other people like the ambiance?? very confused by this, it's just another textbook standard gentrified coffee shop with an expensive letterboard, industrial lighting, and metal chairs.

I found this place via inKind rewards. The space itself is very cute with lots of great seating…read moreoptions. Parking was easy to find out front. I tried the gluten-free trailblazer cookie, and it was absolutely delicious. Loved all the additions to it to make it a more robust cookie. I also had the lavender latte which was tasty and not too strong a lavender taste.

I've been mail ordering Grounds for Change Cafe Fenino from Peru for 20 years now. Where else can I…read moreget fair trade, organic coffee grown, and sold by women? It's one tiny way to make the world better while enjoying wicked good coffee!

The ordering process confused me a little (you have to call and place order in advance since they…read moredon't actually have a store) but the coffee beans were roasted same day so they were very fresh. I love the dolce espresso beans I got and I paid around $32 for a 2 lbs bag.