Nick S.

Miero Coffee Bar is a cozy specialty coffee shop that feels designed around creating a comfortable neighborhood space rather than just being a quick coffee stop. We walked into a warm and inviting interior that works well for slowing down, catching up with someone, or spending some time working. The space is on the smaller side, with a mix of seating options that can feel limited during busy periods, but the layout still feels comfortable and thoughtfully arranged, with enough variety in seating to accommodate both solo visitors and small groups. The biggest draw is the creative drink menu, especially the matcha and specialty lattes. The café goes beyond standard coffee shop offerings with drinks like the Toffee Miso, Pistachio Espresso Latte, Strawberry Matcha, and Beet Latte. The Toffee Miso stood out as one of the more unique options, combining sweet and savory flavors in a way that felt different from the usual flavored latte lineup. The matcha drinks are also a major part of the menu, with options that appeal to people looking for something more interesting than a traditional matcha latte, and the matcha itself is well balanced, with the earthy notes coming through without being overwhelmed by sweetness. The food selection adds to the experience with pastries and small bites that pair naturally with the drinks. The ricotta pistachio cake is a standout, with a fluffy texture and a balanced sweetness that made it easy to enjoy alongside coffee. Other items like the fig flatbread and tiramisu give the café more variety and make it feel like a place you could visit for a full café break rather than only stopping in for a beverage. The food is thoughtfully curated and complements the drink menu without competing for attention. The service matches the overall atmosphere, with a friendly team that made the ordering experience feel welcoming. The baristas were helpful when choosing between the many specialty drinks, which was useful given the number of creative combinations on the menu. The café also hosts pop-ups and collaborations with other small businesses, adding another layer to the space and making it feel connected to the surrounding community. The events give the café a dynamic quality that rewards repeat visits. The main thing to keep in mind is that seating can be limited, especially during peak hours, and the café does not currently offer decaf options. Outside of that, Miero Coffee Bar stands out for its creative drinks, thoughtful food selection, and welcoming environment. It feels like a place worth visiting when you want a more unique café experience rather than just grabbing a standard coffee, offering a visit that feels intentional and rewarding.

Thaila N.

Cute coffee spot that's good for studying/working in Chinatown! There's a bathroom and WiFi. However, seating and tables are limited so you have to come early or get lucky with a spot. There are also pastries in case you get hungry. I got a hot Americano which was just okayyyy and nothing special. I would come back to try their signature iced lattes though!

Arthur T.

Nice newer spot for International District! Haven't been back to Seattle in awhile so it was cool to see a new coffee shop! Drinks were ok. A bit crammed on the side. I personally had the Americano. Definitely on the smaller side. Other folks got other drinks and thought they were ok. Street parking only.

Amy C.

It's a cozy space in Chinatown with plenty of seating. My strawberry matcha didn't blend well together - I thought it would taste more sweet and creamy. I like their new vanilla matcha, though. Miero also has pastry assortments and stickers for sale.

June D.

We stopped by Miero Coffee Bar and it was exactly what we needed to start the day. The aesthetic is really nice clean, modern, and the kind of place that just feels good to sit in for a bit. It's one of those spots where you can tell they put thought into the overall vibe, not just the coffee. One thing that really stood out is that they're open early, which is honestly a big win. A lot of coffee spots in the area tend to open later, so having a reliable early option makes a difference especially when you just need that first cup. Customer service was great friendly, welcoming, and quick without feeling rushed. And of course, the most important part: the coffee was good. Smooth, well-made, and exactly what you'd expect from a solid local coffee bar. Overall: Great atmosphere, early hours, and quality coffee. Definitely a spot I'd come back to.

Generous Y.

Miero is a wonderful add to the International District. Don't let the name "Coffee Bar" deceive you, they have some pretty amazing matcha. I came for the matcha and left pleased. Music is a bit loud, so feels like an okay spot for studying or doing independent work, but not necessarily calls. Space isn't big, there are about four small circular tables across the register and then some seats by the window and counter. Wifi available with the password posted. There is one mini tablet to order from. Washroom (restroom) is available. Matcha Matcha - I was quite impressed with the strong matcha here, both in the drink and the foam though I think it's pricey. Price hits around $10 for 16oz so a premium price for high quality. There's also a generous amount of ice and no option for less ice. Overall volume was not impressive, I felt like the liquid vanished quickly. Besides those problems, the matcha was whisked smoothly, had strong grassy notes, had earthy undertones, and was slightly sweet. The foam was thick and not as sweet, but much more matcha forward.

Eva M.

Miero in CID is so popular that it is always jam-packed inside that I can't even walk in to place an order. On a recent nice day, the door was left open, and there was no line leading up to the register. My jaw dropped, and I made a beeline to place an order. After some chit chat about popular drinks, we placed our order, and the wait time was spot on at 10-15 minutes. The lady at the counter is personable, while two others are churning out drinks fast! The place is neat and clean inside, and the layout is the same as its predecessor, Susu. The Drinks: Matcha Matcha, 16oz, $8.75 - 5 Stars Menu: Ceremonial Match, Milk, Vanilla, Matcha Cream Even though I switched to 2% milk, I was floored by how rich and velvety this matcha drink is. It is better than every matcha latte or similar that I can recall. At only $0.75 difference, calorie-splurge on the 16oz. It's worth it. Salted Medjool Date Latte, $16oz, $8.75 - 5 Stars This is one of their Ramadan specials. Get it while you can! The date syrup gives it a controlled but flavorful sweetness which balances the sharpness of the espresso perfectly. Also highly recommend this and go for the 16oz size. I don't know what specials they offer throughout the year, but having this beverage year-round would be fantastic.

Suki Z.

Fairly quaint coffee shop with moderate amounts of seating. It definitely has an upper end feel for Japanese inspired drinks. The Toffee Miso Cream was a little underwhelming since it just tasted like coffee with some toffee notes-- the miso felt underwhelmed. The pistachio matcha was amazing-- the nuttiness in the pistachio cream was just incredible. Some of the cream did spill when the barista set it on the counter which was unfortunate. There are two straws of differing sizes with cups on the counter as well. The drinks do take a bit since there are only two baristas-- one on the drinks and one making the cream topping in the back.

Vince P.

Miero Coffee Bar is a cool and modern shop located in the heart of Chinatown. To get here, street parking will be your best option and there is a lot of it around the area. Inside, they have a nice interior with about 4-5 tables for seating. For their menu, they have a solid selection of different drinks to choose from. I ended up getting the White Peach Ciero and it was a refreshing drink with a unique flavor profile. All of the staff here very friendly and welcoming. I will be back forsure next time I am in the area!

Max W.

Newer trendy coffee spot centrally located in the ID close to the lightrail station. I got the standard iced Americano with some milk and it was fine. Nothing mind blowing however a good standard comparatively. I paid ~$7 with tip. Decent amount of table and bar style seating if you'd like to get some work done while there.

Marie B.

Finally, I had the opportunity to check out Miero Coffee Bar in Seattle's Chinatown-International District , located between 6th and 7th on S King Street (12/22/25). I happen to stop in late Monday morning, so street parking was still reasonable, 30 minutes for $1.50. Lots of natural light with healthy foliage. I also liked the interior decor with the tile work and high ceiling. There's counter seating and four two tops with a banquette. Pleasant overhead R&B playing adding to the modern, chill vibe. I savored a 12oz iced Toffee Miso onsite. I liked the balanced flavors from the espresso, milk, vanilla, and toffee miso cream. Plus it was very coffee forward, not diluted or subtle. Welcoming counter staff. This is also one of the few indie cafes in the CID with happy hour, open later in the evening, and periodically hosts special events. Definitely recommended!

Frank L.

3.2 Stars. Quaint little cafe in the heart of the ID. Contemporary, clean. Not many seats but comfortable stop! The toffee miso was pretty good. But small! For $9 (tip included) it's pricey. The list of drinks is small but that's how I like it, it means they specialize in a few. A nice different twist addition to the ID replacing my favorite bakery previously. I just fear the pricing won't allow them to last. Wish them the best!!

Tia P.

I got a 16oz matcha latte with sweetener and regular milk and it was delicious! Service was great, my barista was kind and made my drink quickly! The decor and music here is very peaceful, nice ambiance to just catch up with friends or for a date!