This cafe is so nice! It's open and airy but also cozy. The service was excellent, they brought my…read morefood and drink to me! To drink, I had the iced cappuccino. It was creamy, foamy, and delicious. To eat, I had the Heirloom Benedict with bacon. YUM!! The biscuit (instead of an English muffin) was flaky, soft, and warm. The hollandaise was rich and flavorful. The egg was perfectly cooked and the avocado added a fresh touch. The heirloom tomato was juicy and a great addition to the Benedict. Finally, the bacon was crispy; I definitely recommend adding it. If you're in Everett looking for a great cafe with tasty coffee drinks and delectable food, check out Narrative Coffee!

I don't find myself in Everett often so it's been 3 years since I first went to Narrative. When I…read morewent back with my daughter, I quickly remembered how much I loved it. The espresso is fantastic (as is the local roasted coffees they sell), the food is fresh and delicious, the ambiance is very cozy and comfortable, and the service was excellent. I have annual passes to Imagine now and have made it a regular thing to stop here before we go

The coffee is amazing, and I really like the natural decor. Service can be a little slow at times,…read morebut it's because they're always packed (because they're so good).

We came around 12 pm on a Tuesday for brunch. The restaurant was cutely decorated and very clean…read more The staff were patient while we decided what to order, and they brought the food directly to our table. There were many delicious-looking flavored drinks on the menu, but unfortunately they were all served iced, and I was in the mood for a hot drink. The staff recommended the Einspanner, which was very foamy and delicious. We enjoyed the Avocado Toast, which was loaded with fresh ingredients. However, we found it a little too oily, as both the vegetables and the bread were coated with quite a bit of oil. We also thought the Morning Sandwich, with its perfectly melted cheese, was a great value. They are currently running a promotion where you can purchase a $50 gift card for $45, and you can use it immediately. We will definitely be back to use the remaining balance on our gift card. One thing to note is that there is a 3% surcharge for credit card payments. Parking was free on the street, and it wasn't difficult to find a spot.

Disappointed. Wanted a nice comfort morning. $15.00 for a latte and crappy coffee cake…read more Drink was good. Coffee cake old, cold and dry. Less than friendly barista. No return visit needed

I'm a Diabetic and I ordered a sugar free hazelnut latte!!! I checked my blood sugar before I left…read moremy apartment and my blood sugar was good. By the time I got home it was super high so I know that coffee was NOT sugar free! I had to take some insulin because the girl messed up big time!!! I won't be back! She is so slow it took her 10 minutes to get my coffee

It's a very cute book and coffee shop. The atmosphere is eclectic and warm…read more We had iced lattes and baked goods. They didn't have almond milk, but they have oat, hemp and one other nondairy milk that I forgot. In early afternoon on a Sunday there weren't a lot of baked goods left. I had a cranberry orange scone that was really good. There is some seating with tables. Some stuffed chairs and some hard chairs. There wasn't a lot available on a Sunday afternoon as it was pretty busy. There are books throughout and an area with books. There is a shop area attached to the cafe part. They have lots of unique gifts. And there is a little table for kids to sit and color at. They had crayons and coloring pages. It was super cute! The parking is all street parking. It's near the arena, so if there is an event there parking can be hard to find. I actually tried twice before to visit on a Sunday and couldn't find anywhere to park because there was an event. I think trying to go on a week day might make parking easier.

I really liked the vibe of the place. The barista's were super nice and helpful with the menu and…read moreoffered an alternative to a London Fog since they don't have Earl Grey to make one--I tried the Lynnwood Fog on the menu instead. I had to use the restroom while there and while the handicap restroom is very spacious there were multiple mini flies circling the trash and thus the sink (so washing your hands was gross because of flies circling your head). I also noticed a few flies towards the seating at the middle/back of the store too. The flies kind of gave me the ick, I was wishing for some measures that showed they were trying to take care of their fly problem, but didn't see any. This is a fixable problem. 3 stars for the flies, 4 stars for the overall vibe.

I consider myself to be a coffee snob and this place is life changing. This was a random stop for…read moreus along our route and this would be my go to cafe if I was closer. Ordered the backpacker and it was one of the smoothest perfect drink I've had in awhile. What a gem of a spot!

Nadines is a quaint and cozy little coffee place downtown that also has some decent food options…read more Good for lunch or breakfast. I had their avocado turkey panini (which was quite good) and a cortado. It's a small place with a few tables and a nice seating area with couches and sofa chairs.

I had a hot coco and it was magic, my sami was to die for. Such a cozy and friendly place, new…read morebreakfast spot for sure!!

I had a super yummy malt ball mocha with a beautiful view…read more Staff was friendly and helpful. Great spot to read and have morning boost.

Went in as I wanted a drip coffee. Small quaint place. I walked in was immediately greeted & was…read moreable to order. $3 for a drip coffee any size with refills. Hello yes. Amazing. Other places either don't have drip or it's like $3.50+ no refills. They were quite prompt on there making. I wanted a cinnamon roll but they didn't have any. Not an issue tho. Still amazing. Looked like they had other good looking pastries. I'd recommend going.

Decor is great. Cute things to buy. they make cookies and can customize for your event. However,…read morethey have no Panini's. so I still haven't found my breakfast place. Hubby bought a vegan sandwich. it was okay. Maybe your place if you want cookies for an event, but you would want to try them first.

Wow. Velton's has changed my coffee life. I recently discovered Grain Artisan Bakery in Snohomish…read more(highly recommend), & since it was afternoon, I got a decaf latte to go with my rhubarb custard tart. With decaf, I've come to expect that I will need the sweet treat to enhance the drink, but this coffee was absolutely as good as the amazing pastry, which is super, super rare!! It was Velton's Three Ravens Blend, the best decaf - by far - that I have had in more than a decade of searching. Three Ravens is completely delicious standing alone - which is what I've been searching for - and it harmonizes beautifully for the half-caf I like to drink in the mornings. I first emailed the business about which of their caffeinated offerings they would recommend for this, and Velton Ross got back to me right away with the friendliest, kindest reply and several very thoughtful suggestions. So far I've enjoyed the Bonsai Blend - an excellent and delicious accompaniment, just a slightly warmer, brighter profile when full-caf than is my preference - and I am going to order the Twilight Blend next. Although you cannot buy in person from their roastery, you can easily order from their site. They have lovely detailed descriptions of everything they offer, and shipping is very quick and very reasonable. They roast on Mondays and ship on Tuesdays, and I have always received my order (in Shoreline) by Friday, or Saturday at latest. There are also quite a few retail locations from Everett to the eastside - and even one each in Vegas and Montana! - where you can buy their beans and/or drink their coffee. I greatly appreciate that they took the time to list these on their site with detailed information about each establishment. So helpful for learning about local businesses I might have otherwise never come across. Online, you can purchase both whole bean and pre-ground for espresso and drip coffee. The drip coffee grind was a little too fine for my coffee cone method. So I experimented with whole beans and found that, for me, the flavor is perfect when I grind them one setting coarser than I used to use for other coffees. The best part of all of this, is that this is the first decaf I've ever been able to drink without a feeling of compromise, extra doctoring, or gaslighting myself into believing that it's good. Zero disappointment!! I can make a straight decaf cup any time of day and know that I'm going to love every sip. Thank you, Velton's!!

Velton's is by far my favorite roasted bean. And Velton is a really nice guy. I have been, around…read morequality coffee for 50 years, and nothing compares to Velton's.

Was hearing about this for a while and finally found myself in the area. Went pretty early and they…read morewere fully stocked so I could pick anything I wanted. Got their blueberry cream cheese danish that was star of the show, pretty good croissants. Also got gruyere cheese biscuit and didn't love it as much.

Stopped by on a Tuesday morning for some pastries on the way to a nearby appointment. There was…read moreample street parking on the quiet street. There were a couple of people ahead of me in line but service was quick. Lots of savory and sweet pastries to choose from - the massive cinnamon roll caught my eye, and I couldn't resist not getting it, also got the twice baked almond croissant and a kouign amann. I ate the kouign amann soon as I got into my car - it was the perfect amount of sweetness and flakiness, albeit a bit small in size despite being around the same price point as the croissant and cinnamon roll. Unfortunately was not a big fan of the cinnamon roll. Though the roll itself was pillowy soft upon reheating it in the microwave a bit, it lacked the amount of cinnamon that you would expect, and the frosting on top tasted like cake frosting with it almond extract in it and was far too sweet. I had to scrape most of it off. Almond croissant was also just okay - filling was on the sweeter side and croissant itself just didn't taste very fresh.

New place I found in the quaint area of Everett.. everything in the case and on the menu they make…read morein-house it used to be the old milk house the service was great The bagels were amazing and the cookies were perfect. Coffee totally worth the drive. Definitely give it a try if in the area .

Very cute cage and obviously very popular. I stopped on my way home and actually intended to go the…read morerestaurant next door but they were packed as well. For as busy as they are they could use another staff member. They were friendly and provided great service, but at 9:30 am they were busy. Coffee, was good very mild, but I was thankful I didn't get it to go. I took the lid off to let it cool and it was literally filled to the brim. Had I taken a sip while walking I most likely would have dumped it on myself. The bacon breakfast burrito was good but light on the bacon. I broke open the burrito because I don't eat the tortilla and the bacon was hard to find.