This coffee was great and for Seattle very reasonably priced. The barista was friendly and service…read morewas very quick. It's definitely more of a grab and go location but they do have some outdoor seating. Pastries were delicious and also good prices. I will absolutely come back!

*glitchy app, four tries…read more After checking out FOB Sushi Bar next door, I decided to checkout this Herkimer Coffee location at 2101 4th Avenue in Belltown (9/11/24). First visit here, since I've only visited Herkimer Coffee at the Phinney Ridge and University District locations. Closes by 2pm weekdays, so niche customers are work regulars, hotel guests, and passersby on 4th Avenue. This is more of a stop and go location. There are indoor counters for quick stand up imbibing, note no indoor seating, kind of tight. There's marked outdoor seating by the office building entrance. Mobility accessibility, unsure with the stairs out front from the sidewalk. Nice selection of merch, coffee roasts, pastries, and beverages. I opted for a 16oz mocha, standard two shot, complete with nice latte art noted before I placed a lid on. Pleasant counter barista too. Thankfully no hipster attitude, but of course, with tax & tip at a premium Seattle price. I appreciated the temperature and flavor, balanced with more coffee than chocolate.

Always a must stop before visiting Hub's Mom out of State. These are her favorites. This time I…read morealso was gifted some treats for my birthday. Chukar is always super busy at Pike Place for both locals and tourists. But worth the wait if you love chocolate covered cherries, like we do. Their staff are always very friendly and patient. And if you're ever near Prosser, Washington, stopping by their factory is also fun. Thank you Chukar

Awesome shop in Pike Place Market. They get you by offering free samples, and before you know it,…read moreyou're buying a bag or two! It's my favorite gift to buy people when I travel. When I was grabbing some presents, they also gave me a little extra package of cherries since I spent over $75. If you're more budget friendly and don't have any allergies, you can buy their bags of "Cherry Bombs" which are their factory seconds (aka misshapen or funny looking bits) which are equally delicious and gives you a good variety. You just can't tell ahead of time what each covered morsel is though, so it's a surprise. You can also buy Chukar Cherries at Whole Foods and other shops here, but this stand has the most variety and also does not have a markup - the prices listed here are the same as the website's pricing.

Ambience: Cozy space with minimal chairs. Working from a cafe seems beneficial because it will be…read morequieter. The flat white coffee was fairly good. Might not visit this location specifically

Had some good lattes! They asked about milk preference and had many options. The service was…read morefriendly even though we were there quite close to closing. They are dog friendly, which I confirmed with staff. The ambiance is nice and neighborhood cafe vibe with a small number of seats. The program also really helps the community too!

I happen to see their community pop up event featured via IG. I decided to check them out Saturday…read moremorning and arrived shortly after the 9am opening (5/9/26). There were ample slots at their parking lot by their facility entrance. Outdoor seating was availble too with the pleasant weather. I joined the short line and was able to see beautiful flowers available for bouquet arrangements. There's also an area for photo ops too. One can peep into their roasting production facility while in line. There was a variety of merch with their new floral design and single origin roasts available for purchase. During the pop up, buy two roasts and get a free tote. Fresh baked goods featured (ham& cheese croissant, pain au chocolat, and a flower cookie) were from Maddy's Bakeshop. I learned that the Kuma coffee beans sold at my local Town & Country Market in Shoreline are blends. Single origin roasts are available from specific cafes, their Interbay/Magnolia production site, and of course, their online business site. I selected an Ethiopian roast (12oz, $25.75) and cortado to go. I resisted getting another savory pastry from Maddy's Bakeshop since I just ate one yesterday at another indie cafe in Ballard. I enjoyed seeing the cross pollination amongst local, indie businesses and stopping by Kuma Coffee's pop up this morning.

Coffee roaster that provides their own roasted beans to other local coffee shops in the area. We…read morewere able to visit in our morning coffee run club and see the roasting facility and buy their beans. They source their own beans and roast at the facility. I don't believe it is public but you can order their beans online. I bought a bag of Guatemala Hunapu and am enjoying it at home!

Just entice me in with the delightful smells of brewed orange spice tea! Walls of spices and tea…read moreblends surround you. I was able to sample that orange spice tea and was sold- then I had to decide which one, because they offer the blends in black, rooibos, green, white & even oolong I think! If I had more time and more luggage space- I would have bought more! Find them at Pike Market!

Nice little spice, tea and coffee centric business. Large selection of the aforementioned products…read morewith many of them being specialty items. Along with the coffee/tea/spices you will find an assortment of related merchandise. Staff is very friendly offering free samples of their tea of the day where prices are very reasonable. Definitely a business to check out if you in the area and are looking for or have a need to purchase one of these products.

Purchased an Apple pear slushy from the kind gentleman at Martin's family orchards on a busy Sunday…read moreafternoon and it really hit the spot! It was so light and refreshing, absolutely perfect. He was very nice and told us to go with the Apple pear combo for a slushy if we wanted it on the sweeter side. When we tried it, it was delicious not too sweet at all.

This is the kind of cider you have to try at least once. Either hot or iced, try them all. Just…read moreknow it's "pay to play", according to the man behind the table. They aren't just handing out samples and I appreciate that. It protects the value of their product and avoids losing out on the lookie loos that aren't willing to dish out a few bucks. I got lucky and caught them toward the end of the day on a random Monday. No line, still plenty of full options, both hot and cold. Worth the stop.

I'm not a chocolate person, but people in my group are. I took a taste and walked out with several…read moreitems. It was delicious! High quality and you can tell it was made with care. No shortcuts. The chocolatier explained his product and process. We just happened to walk by and i'm glad we did. The manuka bee pollen truffle was my favorite.

Just one block up and one block over behind the original Starbucks and Pike place where the…read morefishmongers are. These were delightful. The honey orange blossom was a revelation. Service was very patient and friendly. Samples=little taster spoons, ala Baskin-Robbins, just the ganache. The Clark was patient to let me try as many as I ask for. Although *I am * a whiskey drinker and enjoy smoky flavors-- the peated scotch ganache (tiny jar) is definitely an acquired taste. I failed to ask if I could taste the whiskey ganache's prior to purchase. I would skip that one next time. Look forward to enjoying the super dark chocolate with the family when the weather cools a little bit. The manager/ owner gave my son and I a taste of the superlative hot chocolate, and it was unbelievable. This is a great quality product, with classy service, and I would not hesitate to return for an indulgence.

Cafe Umbria is one of few places where the coffee and service are always better than average. So…read moreit's always a repeat yes for me

We stopped by Caffe Umbria while exploring Seattle and enjoyed a dark roast brewed coffee and hot…read morechocolate. The drinks were delicious, and the ambience was cozy. Just a heads up, if you stay in, there's a small fee added to your bill, kind of like European table service. The staff were friendly, and while it's a little pricey, it's a great place to chill.