Was craving a bagel after my long run and so glad I came here! This was SUCH a good bagel. The…read moreperson who took my order was super nice as well. Will definitely be back here to try their other stuff and a coffee next time

I have been wanting to try this place for a while. I got the iced Cardi B (a latte with house-made…read morecardamom brown sugar syrup with espresso and almond milk) and my fiance an iced mocha. The first sip of the Cardi B, my eyes rolled back, and I nodded to how good it was. It's not too sweet (I ordered all of this online on their website for pick up and was not able to ask for it half sweet, but glad they didn't over-sweeten it). The cardamom flavor is prominent, so if you don't like that flavor, I'd choose something else. I also ordered some breakfast items. I got the Lil' Verda, which is a breakfast burrito on a flour tortilla with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, avocado, and salsa verde ( I also added sausage to it). It's pretty tasty! It's a big burrito for being on a medium flour tortilla. I got the fiancé a breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun (you can choose what bread you want; they even have gluten-free) that came with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, and I added bacon for him (adding a meat was only $2, which is reasonable). As I said, I pre-ordered everything on their online ordering system. My order was ready when I got there as promised. The staff member who helped me was super nice and pointed out where the hot sauce (Tapatio) and straws were. They do have separate windows for ordering and pickup. If you order online, just head to the pick-up window. It is a little spendy (breakfast sandwich w/ added meat $10.75, burrito w/ added sausage $12.75, and two espresso drinks at roughly $8 and some change), however, everything is going up in price (Gas is up to $5.09 +), so take that as you will. Overall, it's a cute little spot nestled in a neighborhood. There is street parking, but it's in an area that isn't too hard to find parking, as it is further away from the very busy spots of West Seattle. I'd come back, perhaps take the fiancée there so we can enjoy it fresh.

With weather often cloudy throughout the year, there's little more comforting than a miel (espresso…read morewith honey and often cinnamon). And Moonshot Coffee makes a noteworthy one. Staying at a near apartment while in town from Washington, D.C., Moonshot was a worthy coffee stop. It's along a strip of many colorful murals and popular restaurants and bars. The staff are friendly and the entire space inclusive. There are two tables that seat two each with outlets nearby. (There's strong wi-fi.) The window bar table sits four on high stools. If you need a warm place, pop into Moonshot Coffee.

I was visiting Seattle and this seemed to be the only breakfast spot nearby with good vegan…read moreoptions. My family and I tried all four of their breakfast vegan options and my favorite was the pesto sandwich. The service was great and it's a cute, small shop.

My partner and I were staying in West Seattle during a vacation and stopped here on the way out of…read moretown and so glad that we did! I would absolutely give it SIX stars if I could for our experience! I got a hot hazelnut latte with banana syrup and my partner got one of the blackberry oat latte specials. We both thought our drinks were next level and we drink a lot of coffee. We had 3 pastries between us and they were all soo good especially the blackberry scone and the mixed berry galette. The staff were all very affable and efficient - the store was very busy being a Saturday morning, but we went through the whole process in under 10 minutes. We checked out the little back courtyard patio area and just soaked up the cozy neighborhood vibe. There was an amazing little gallery next door that I wanted to check out but we had to hit the road and couldn't wait till it opened. Ultimately, the assembly line model helped the line move quickly, allowed for more personable interactions, and the coffee beans that they use was so delicious that I'm ordering some for delivery when I get home. We were literally still talking about the coffee and that scone a day later!

Came to this location of Fresh Flours on our last day in Seattle with the promise of parking and we…read morescored a spot right in front. It was so neat to see everyone baking in the back and to select a coffee and fresh pastry from their display. I opted for a ham and cheese croissant and their special coconut cloud cold brew. The croissant was interesting since it used cheddar cheese rather than Swiss and the coconut cloud was just okay. The best pastry that we shared was the kouign amann. Overall, we're big fans of Fresh Flours and will definitely come back to this location again.

Amazing mocha , and a delicious chicken pesto sandwich by Molly's . Sunny day and a nice picnic…read moretable to relax and enjoy. Service is excellent!

I thought that this was a very cute spot. Felt very calm and cozy and the barista was very nice. I…read morecould tell that the other people who came in there enjoyed going there a lot.

I've lived so close to this coffee shop, and can't believe this was my first time stopping in. I…read morecame around 11am, and the place was filled with- but not busy, and the wait time is not bad at all. When you walk into the space you can feel a sense of community and welcome, which is great! I ordered the Wolverine White Mocha- delicious!! Their whipped cream is made in house, so if you have a chance, splurge and get that whip cream on top of your coffee. The coffee itself was very good- I am one that likes my coffees bit sweeter and it was the perfect taste without any modifications. I also ordered the breakfast taco- small but for the price you pay, is well. Does come with a salsa packet. Will be in again!

After living across from Dubseas for a little over 15 years they have always been an Excellent…read moreplace for me to visit always respectful and welcoming. Thank you for your hospitality and enduring nature. Have a fantastic weekend.

Cafe Osita has become a cute little neighborhood staple.vThey have a small selection of locally…read morebaked goods, including gluten free options, dog treats for the fur babies, and small snacks for the human babies. Hours are posted but sometimes seem to be hit or miss without much notification on whether or not they are closed/open. Coffee is a little bit too bitter for my liking, but I love coming here with my daughter and dog for the service and ambiance. It's a great little stop on the way to our playground!

What an amazing place! The owners are so friendly and really make you feel welcomed. The banana…read morebread was soo good, I already want more. This is a local shop and really worth supporting.

Fantastic service - super nice and friendly staff Easy…read moreparking around and chill quiet space for working or for families Good variety of food, pastries. Excellent local place

Amazing lattes and baked goods and the staff are so so kind! There's a cute area out front with…read morebenches where you can sit and read too. Will definitely be back :)

Super cute neighborhood spot. I love their patio. Scan the QR code and staff brings your food and…read moredrinks right out. Love it.

I usually say three stars is average but honestly it was so small The flat iron steak sandwich. I…read moredon't know if it's worth the money. It was alot of fries but it would be nice to have More of a sandwich. The chili was good. But I don't know if I would come back anytime soon.

For a unique breakfast in a cozy bakery, head to Patrick's Cafe & Bakery. It's small, but the…read morewarmth is strong. The owner and team are very friendly. There are no strangers here. This Hawaiian bakery and cafe serve all kinds of pastries and comes with a full menu. For breakfast, I ordered the spam omelet with fried rice for an extra $3. It was tasty, especially with the hot sauce from their counter. There are a few places to sit inside and a large outdoor patio with more tables.

I've been wanting to try Patrick's Cafe & Bakery for sometime now and finally got the chance. We…read moreenjoyed the Hawaiian Plate and the Kimchi Fried Rice. I really enjoyed the lau lau and hubby loved the fried rice. Patrick is so friendly and welcoming. The dessert case was tempting, including all the sweet treats surrounding it. I'm accustomed to the Lilikoi shortbread cookies and know the various spots to get those already. Will be back to the south end soon to try the other menu items!

fabulous food, nichy, staff top notch especially Cara. my new favorite Outside tables. Great…read morecoffee

Walked into the store and we're greeted to the sound of Phil Collins. At the front is a large…read morepastry counter filled with donuts, biscuits, muffins, cookies, and a crazy assortment of marshmallow treats including versions with Fruity Pebbles and Ruffles Potato Chips. In the back there is a huge mural of Dolly Parton, Anthony Bourdain, and a tiny Bob Ross in the style of American Gothic. The walls are covered with trinkets from the 80s and 90s like Homies and California Raisin figurines and KISS Pez dispensers. The food: Smashwich - A really good breakfast sandwich. The hash browns give it some added crunch that is surprising but welcome. Chicken in a Biscuit - The biscuit and chicken taste great. It's a bit hard to eat because of how large of a bite it is and how firm the components are. Vanilla Cream Shokupan Doughnut - The donut portion is tasty and there is a ton of whipped cream on this. The cream is quite heavy though and leaves a fatty mouthfeel. Wish this was a lighter cream that's fresh filled into the pastry, but that's another prep step before serving. Overall, really fun place in terms of the decor, music and interesting twists on food. Oodles of nostalgia is always a positive in my book. My family scores: Brendan - 4.5 Charlotte - 3.8 Shanying - 4.0 Winston - 4.5