I couldn't recommend this spot more. The coffee was delish, we went back again for more…read more I tried the chocolate Bigfoot mudslide or whatever it was called. It was good. The next day I went back for iced coffee/iced americano and it was delish. Perfect. Not only that but we had the same barista back to back. Damaris! She was so kind. I looked for her the next day and there she was. We signed up for the rewards and told her we were there for a birthday trip...she gave my partner a free baked good and stickers! Next time we are in Seattle we will be back. Thank you for your kindness and good brew!

The staff here is extremely rude, i have only met 1 seemingly nice employee that is still hostile…read morewhile helping you. We ordered a drink today and they had made it wrong and we asked for it to be re-made, and the worker who made it, filled it over the brim with ice, and was very rude when she handed it to me. This is only one of the many rude interactions i've had at this specific big foot. I only come here bc it's 2 minutes from my house or else i would go somewhere else.

Awesome spot! Great coffee, customer service, and vibe! A bit on the pricier side, but totally…read moreworth! Plenty of seating, wifi available, and good music. 12 oz Lavender Blossom Latte - 5/5 Price: $7.50 (May 2026) My go to drink is a lavender latte and this is the best one I've ever had. Color of coffee and flavor of lavender was perfect.

Solid cortado and cookie! Wonderful outdoor patio seating, felt familiar to a cafe I was in when I…read morevisited New York. Service was prompt, I did have a couple questions but felt a little rushed. Overall, would come back only if I was I. The area.

The food is delicious, the outdoor seating is lovely, and the service is great! We came right off…read morethe plane and it was the best decision we made!

Absolutely loved Cafe Dulzura!…read more I popped in as I've been getting my haircut across the street for 15 years (Trina's Salon -- owner name is Tom and he's awesome), and I was so happy to see the cafe bustling with people. Being from the neighborhood, it's nice to see a fabulous cafe with great drinks and food offerings. I can't wait to go back with friends! I tried their iced soy latte (pictured) with a bean and cheese tamale (not pictured as I inhaled it lol). Both were divine, 10/10.

Slow, $17 for two lattes. I think they were friendly but way overpriced. Obviously LBGQT+ which…read moremight be nice for some but doesn't represent what I support.

I have visited many drive through coffee shops and The Bean is by my go-to choice. I'm probably one…read moreof their first customers when it first opened. I will drive far out of my way to get to The Bean for my latte fix: a quad 12 oz breve. The sweet barista's make the most consistently yummy drinks; they never let me down. If asked, I would say " Drinks from The Bean will make you happy.

This might be the best coffee shop I've ever been to…read more Or maybe just one of the kindest human baristas. Coffee is great! We will be back. But what impressed me more than anything was an act of kindness from the barista. An unhoused person waited in line behind us. I didn't notice until we were finished ordering... Then this person proceeded to wait until they were done making our drinks. They asked for a hot drink please. The barista treated them just like any other costumer. Made the drink. Gave it to him and then proceeded to ask him if he'd like a day old pastry? He said yes! The barista grabbed the pastry and he was on his way. I was a little shook. Being from LA I don't see the unhoused community treated this way. Showing them basic decency offering them something warm to drink and a pastry. This town runs a little differently and it warmed my sometimes jaded heart. I stayed and chatted with the barista and thanked them for their humanity. They explained they have a community card where the community shared the expense. I'm floored. I hope this spreads and I'm gonna do my best to do the same. Another person just came in. Same treatment. I'll be back. Thank you to this business for leading by example.

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.

Azuki red bean croissant - had a matcha black sesame cookie crush. Really good and was my fav out…read moreof the bunch I got! Matcha muffin - surprisingly had good matcha flavor. I've had matcha baked goods before that lacked the flavor, so this was great! There's a small dollop of red bean inside. Wish the dollop was bigger. Basque cake - outside had the texture of a cookie imo with a thin layer of eggy custard. I enjoyed the custard Blueberry danish - kinda boring, but the pastry outside was crisp and the blueberries were refreshing Also got a chocolate croissant. These 5 pastries were $28.50. Good amount of free street parking was available. Service was nice and fast.

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.

Mighty Mugs is just a little shack in the parking lot of some business (a coin laundry, I think?),…read morebut I prefer getting my coffee at this sort of place rather than at the big-name shops. Service is a little on the slow side, which is to be expected, but the barista is so friendly and attentive it makes up for it. In addition to coffee, they serve just about any sort of energy drink you'd want and so much more. A huge variety of pastries are also available to go with your morning joe. Worth the visit, worth the wait.

I always get the Herby! I find that the energy drinks are so much better here than other coffee…read morestands. I just prefer to not taste Red Bull. They use a different energy that's way better. The service is always great! I know they are good because there's always a line!

Bakery Nouveau in Burien is our non-negotiable stop every single time we head to Sea-Tac. Skipping…read moreoverpriced airport food for this place is the best decision you can make before a flight. The Highlights * Croissants: Unbelievably flaky, buttery, and fresh. * Pistachio Apricot Tart: Absolutely amazing--the nutty pistachio paired with bright, sweet apricot was incredible. * Pizza: Don't sleep on the savory stuff. The bakery-style pizza has a great crust, delicious sauce, and generous toppings for a perfect pre-flight lunch. The staff keeps the line moving fast, the vibe is bright and welcoming, and the food never disappoints.

My favorite bakery in the most dangerous location in Burien…read more Not dangerous because of crime. Dangerous because it's directly across the street from my gym. Nothing says "great workout" quite like immediately replacing every calorie you just burned with one of Bakery Nouveau's twice-baked chocolate croissants. I prefer to think of it as strategic carbohydrate replenishment. Everything here is exceptional. The pastries are buttery, flaky, and somehow manage to ruin every grocery store croissant for the rest of your life. The coffee is excellent, the staff is consistently friendly, and it's one of those places where it's impossible to leave with only the one thing you came in for. The neighborhood feels safe, parking is plentiful, and the only real hazard is convincing yourself you deserve "just one more pastry." Five stars. My spin instructor may disagree. Bakery Nouveau is worth every extra minute on the bike.

Great location in Burien. I like this Starbucks because there is usually plenty of space to sit…read moredown to do some work or take a quick meeting. Staff are always friendly and quick with service. The room is a large square but the music is kept at a decent level so it doesn't feel too noisy.

The worst service the lady at the register was inattentive; didn't acknowledge me as a customer as…read moreshe was too busy multitasking. Very rude attitude. She should be retrained or released immediately. She knows who she is!

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.

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!