Ordered the mini boong uh bbang (mini taiyaki) to go. It was fresh and yummy!…read more I called ahead to order because it does say it takes about 15 mins after ordering as they do not have these pre-made and only are made after ordering. Next time I will be back to trial the non-coffee drinks! Highly recommend everyone to try here.

Cafe Seoul was decent overall. Our group had mixed thoughts on the drinks. I liked my coffee, and…read moreanother friend liked theirs too, but one friend got a strawberry coffee drink and really didn't like it. The food was good, but pretty standard café food. The croffle with whipped cream and strawberries was tasty, and the Nutella-filled fish pastry was good too, but nothing I'd be craving later. Overall, it's a nice enough spot with okay vibes and good hours after dinner. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but it's fine for a casual hangout.

You can pet the cats if you make and pay for an appointment. But it was even nice just to sit and…read morewatch them play and interact while enjoying a drink or playing board games or studying. AC, well lit, friendly staff. Good place to study and work with wifi and outlets! :) clean bathroom as well. Bathroom code with receipt. Great experience and environment!

I'm on a vacation to see my family and friends in Washington and as a proud cat mama whose missing…read moreher babies dearly right now, I decided to stop in Catfeinated to enjoy a Meow-Cha (mocha) and a "Chill Cat" Kit-tea (Lavender, chamomile, rose and catnip tea) and of course, go visit the sweet cats and pet them. I enjoyed my coffee drink and tea and ofcourse, enjoyed my experience visiting the adorable cats there but the reason I'm not giving 5 stars is that I felt bad for the little cuties.. at least half of them looked exhausted and possibly a bit sickly even. They normally charge $15 for an hour long visit with the cats.. I happened to walk in almost a half hour into the hour and they offered to let me have a 30 min visit with the cats for $7 which is what I did... and i'm glad it worked out like that as I think an hour would be too long when there was only maybe 6 cats in total there and I really didn't feel like paying $15 to see some cats up close.. that's a bit steep but hopefully all the money they make from that goes towards the cat's care. I'll likely be back again on a future trip to check in on the cats and get another delicious drink.

Super cute spot for desserts hidden in the bravern. The only downside is that you can only buy…read moreslices in shop otherwise you must buy a whole cake. The customer service is stellar and their cakes and snacks are so tasty and well flavored. They come straight from Japan and cakes are frozen so require some planning/ thawing prior to eating, Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area or on a date (or just to treat yourself)

Glossy signs with pastel colored confections summoned me to LeTao and frankly I was a bit…read moredisappointed. My problem is the sign advertises they are originally from Hokkaido which brought memories back of Hakodate and all the other cities I visited in Japan as well as all the utterly amazing desserts. I couldn't eat desserts for months after returning because it didn't compare to the delicious food I ate there. I anticipated amazing desserts. Instead I was very surprised with how sweet everything tasted. I know it says they're straight from Japan but it makes me wonder if it was created sweeter than what they would create for their Japanese customers. For how expensive it was I found only an upset stomach and questioning my financial choices. One of the workers there was super helpful and enthusiastic. She greeted every customer, offered samples, explained menus - she was a bright sun of energy. Another met a solid middle ground giving recommendations and answering questions genuinely. The third did not want to be there and heavily brooded. I'm not sure if he thought he was being quiet or if he just didn't care as he openly talked to himself about going home soon trying to urge time to move just a little faster. It was ok, not great.

One of my favourite cafes in Cap Hill, I love the cosy quiet vibes at Stitch Cafe that make it…read moreperfect for reading, crafting, or getting work done. My best friend and I regularly worked here through all of last year. I love that their upstairs seating area is always clean with lots of open space and comfy chairs to snuggle up in. My go to drink is a 16oz iced oat milk mocha and I love how creamy and rich the chocolate is. It's the perfect amount of sweet to keep sipping while I work on projects. I love that their pastries always change, it was fun to try different things like a passionfruit macron or a scone. While my bestie doesn't live in Cap Hill anymore and we don't visit weekly, we are both eagerly awaiting the next time we can grab coffee and chill at our favourite cafe.

Cute little cafe to lounge and sip some coffee! I ordered a cortado which was perfectly made and…read moresat in the upstairs lounge. The ambience is serene, a little sleepy, with chill music... the perfect place to chat with friends or work on crafts or just sit for a bit. I like the concept of no added tax & tip.

I love this little place, it just has a great vibe to it, couches, chairs and a lovely little…read moreoutdoor area too. I've seen a few yelp reviews say this place is a little ummmm pretentious or overhyped, well yes they don't do customizations and they really don't want you on your phones when you order but honestly, their drinks are just worth it I always order their Wiener Schokolade in the smallest size and that's only because I do like the strong taste of the coffee when its smaller and don't want to over indulge (it does get sweeter when you order the larger sizes, and remember what I said about no customization) We also had a croissant, it was fine as an accompaniment but nothing amazing.

Stepping into Kauffehaus is like finding a hidden gem where warmth, charm, and - where a culture of…read moresophistication is blended perfectly in - what do we call it? A "Kaffee" by Julius Meinl Kaffee & Demmers Fine Tee. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed not just with the inviting aroma of fresh mokka but, more so an experience to a traditional Viennese Kaffeehaus - with genuine smiles, and heartfelt service that instantly welcomes you to be: Polite & a Sophisticated Adult/Clientele! Swayed into an intangible Cultural Heritage Institution of: Intellectuals, Sophisticants, Royalists, Elites. The barista here don't just make "kaffee" / coffee--they craft moments that elevates the Arts and Music of the Viennese social culture. Every cup is served with care, and every interaction carries the kind of grace that turns a simple tea & Kaffee run (trendy fast-food) into a comforting experience. Whether you're sipping a velvety kaffee, savoring the drinks of the classy or just enjoying a quiet moment in their thoughtfully designed space, you'll find that Kauffehaus isn't just a coffee shop--it's a sanctuary of Julius Meinl flavor, peace, and kindness. Hats off to the entire team for their impeccable customer service. Your attentiveness, warmth, and joy are what keep people coming back--not just for the coffee, but for the community you've built one cup at a time. 2 years later... it is still consistent. If you're looking for a place that honors true heritage and feels like a warm romantic restoration of a lost and bygone era. Kauffehaus is the ONLY place to be and become ^_^ Seriously now, go become sophisticated and NOT barbaric and frivolous! ^_^

The ube latte at Hood Famous is delectable. I went up to the register not sure what I wanted to…read moreorder, but after some help from the barista, I decided to get the ube latte with 50% sweetness. It was the perfect ratio of 2 coffee shots to syrup. I also ordered the chicken congee and really enjoyed the fish sauce and other toppings. It was the daily special. The store has limited seating but has options between the bar overlooking the street, couches, and normal tables to get some work done at. I will visit again when I go to Seattle next!

While I didn't buy my cheesecakes directly from them (I got them from a shop in Chinatown), I was…read moredisappointed that the cheesecakes were below average at best considering the cost. Mango calamansi was more tart than expected, while the one barely had any ube flavor. Overall, maybe a 2 to 2.5 but rounded up to 3.

My wife and I were in town in the Seattle area and since we are proud dog owners, we enjoy checking…read moreout dog cafes. Coby's Cafe was easy to find with parking available. There was a small entrance fee for dogs, and they checked that our dog had up to date vaccinations. When we were there were several dogs there including Coby and the owner of the establishment. All the dogs and owners were friendly. There is a sectioned off cafe where you can order from the dog area via app or could cross over and order. They had different coffee and tea drinks, we didn't try their pastries. We did however order the homemade pet treats that our dog liked. The staff were also friendly and helpful, showing first timers how the cafe worked. The dog area is a pretty decent sized space and the tables have some space. We were in town for a visit but next time we're in Seattle we intend to come back.

Amazing time at the 2 years and under (under 25 pound) dog event! We bought some wagnes wag…read morefashion! We got the Harry Potter costume. We love that Coby's Cafe offers events for all types of dogs and also they're expanding their menu! I recommend the mango spritz with some coconut foam. We do love the croffles as well. They serve up stuff for dogs as well. I recommend this place for people who need to study, socialize their pups, or simple if you are bored.

Ideally I'd rate this 4.5 stars, but in this case, I lean closer to 5 than 4 stars. The food is…read morecreative and tasty. The highlight is the HK sandwich, specifically the Musubi. The ingredients may seem simple, but the execution is top notch. The bun is the star. They bake it fresh. Soft and tasty. And the egg is fluffy and filling by itself. The spam and furikake rounds it out perfectly. The piggy buns are a delight. Tried all 3 and I prefer the custard and taro. The molten custard is good too, but it can be messy. The half-star drop is due to service. It's not bad, but it's just not the warmest. They are busy, so I do recommend researching first before you order. That will eliminate any awkwardness. But the food absolutely makes up for this. And the ambiance is great. It's clean and comfortable to wait. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, but that's the case everywhere in Downtown Bellevue. I didn't see a garage that you can park and get validation.

Cafe Aloe is a little cafe located within the Stokely Apartments in Bellevue. I've been wanted to…read moretry this cafe out for quite some time and finally made the drive out. There isn't any dedicated parking for the cafe, but we were able to find street parking around the block. Once you enter inside the building and cafe, it is surprisingly spacious. There isn't that much seating available though. On a nice day, there is outdoor seating available. I ordered a Vietnamese Iced Coffee and a Mint Mojito Iced Coffee. These were drinks very basic. Nothing extravagant about them, especially the Vietnamese Iced Coffee. The Mint Mojito Iced Coffee was a tad bit better and you could taste the mint in it. If I were to return, I definitely would try other drinks or even their food items here. The customer service here was okay. Not very interactive. There wasn't any issues, but it was a bit awkward for whatever reason.