Friendly service, decent cup of coffee in a clean little shop. Great to have something like this in the neighborhood! Grab a pastry on your morning walk! read more

Easy access, parking on site, pleasant staff, good coffee! Will definitely go again. Also I like the fact that the property has flexed space - nice infill/environmental touch. read more

Coffee was delicious. Surprisingly busy for a small neighborhood shop located in a church. Good amount of seating that would be a nice quiet work spot. My favorite part was a great closed off kids room. So nice to have a place where they can play and not disturb others. read more

I have nothing but praise to offer this place. Some may find it strange that it is located on the grounds of North Seattle Church but it is so worth a stop for the great coffee, service, and very friendly staff. Devin the manager is very welcoming and the place feels like home. read more

This coffee shop was such a gem! My sister and I were in the area and decided to stop by for some coffee and we were not disappointed. The barista was very friendly and the service was great. Our drinks were made pretty quickly and they were perfect. Will definitely be coming back and recommending to friends! read more

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I found this gem when I was searching for a cafe near where I live. Lo and behold this cafe was within a very short walking distance! Gave it a shot and I love this place! Don't be fooled by the outdated pictures on here, it's a clean and cozy place with great coffee! The people are very kind and the pastries are quite good as well! There are tables for those who want to study and also couches for people who want to relax and chat. Also to note, there is a kids room so they can play there without disturbing the other guests. This cafe is connected to the church building so you might miss it, but because of that, you get tons of parking which is always a great plus! read more

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I love the new remodel. The barista who served me was very nice. Great company. Spacious place to get work done. There is outdoor seating. Great place to have in the neighborhood and be sure to go check it out! read more

This was a great find, close to the air b&b where we are staying. The baristas are so nice, and the prices much better than the corporate giant. I feel good supporting this business! read more

I love love love this spot. Good coffee, spacious and well-lit interior, friendly staff. I love how quiet this place is and work here often.

Cute little coffee shop nestled inside a church. Might be hard to find, but it's cozy and the coffee is great! I really enjoyed my chai latte. Perfect for working or just to kill time with a book. read more

A true gem. Fantastic Herkimer roasted coffee and friendly baristas. They have full Covid rules in effect and everything looked clean and safe. Stop by and grab a caramel latte. read more

Got the cappuccino. Loved it. Full body. Rich. Tasty. Nom. Great staff. Lovely interior. There's outdoor seating. In a very unassuming spot: right next to a church read more

Let's get this out of the way: I'm not religious, so I was a little put off at first that this coffee shop is essentially in the exterior wing of a church...BUT it's actually pleasant, unassuming, and religion-neutral! Very quiet, if I were a student I would enjoy studying here, as it's nestled literally in a neighborhood. Didn't feel awkward or judgemental at all surprisingly. Also, lots of parking! Disclaimer: Another reviewer incorrectly stated the coffee shop isn't affiliated with the church; it is. However, according to their website, it is designed to be a no-strings-attached neighborhood cafe, to which I think they succeeded remarkably in that respect. read more

I'm so bummed. This place was a neighborhood go-to for me and my son to meet up with other neighborhood friends on the weekend. They closed for a month to remodel and the place has now gone from being super cozy and inviting to institutional and cold. There is nothing inviting about it anymore. The one thing they should have redone was replacing the carpet in the play room. It was gross before and now feels even worse with bright white walls. I watched peoples' faces as they walked in last weekend and could see hey were feeling the same way. Bummer but we won't be hanging there anymore. read more

Very tasty coffee, nice quiet coffee to work at and delicious muffins. Cute outdoor seating, comfy chairs and nice decor. The place is pretty to find and parking is easy too. There is a nice park not too far away to walk if so desired. read more

I will certainly say that this is not your average coffee house. For good or bad, in Seattle if you close your eyes and take 10 steps you will end up running into a coffee shop. I know you are saying thinking how could any coffee shop in Seattle be different than the thousands of other shops out there. Ok let me list of just a few of the ways: First of all this coffee shop is not only in a neighborhood but it's actually attached to a church. That may turn some people off but it has no impact on the shop itself. The shop doesn't seem to have any affiliation with the church beyond the location. However when you pull up see, this church and then see this coffee house at its base, you can't help but think "Hmm this is an interesting concept". Secondly they have this great combination of tables (for working), couches (for relaxing, reading, chatting) and the real gem is a separate kids play area in the back that has its own door. So now if parents want to bring their kids to the shop and the kids need to burn off some energy, the other people in the coffee shop aren't bothered. Thirdly there is this real community feel to it. I mean not like Capitol Hill or GreenLake where the people working there just say hi because they have seen you in the store a few times. In this shop the staff is generally friendly. They say hi, ask questions about you, talk to people who walk in, and even joke around with the kids. This genuine friendliness, like you would get in the South or Midwest, is a breath of fresh air. Finally the coffee shop itself is a nonprofit. So any money that the shop makes goes back into making the shop sustainable. That means that it is creating jobs for the people who work there, giving customers a needed service and trying to eliminate any negative impact on the planet. That gets a big thumbs up from me. Add to all this the fact that they have plenty of parking, some outdoor seating, reasonable prices and that the shop is relatively quiet and you get one of the few 5 star reviews that I have ever given to a Seattle coffee shop. We need more business like this in the city. read more

This is the closest coffee shop to my house. It is the definition of a neighborhood coffee shop - a small joint hosted by the neighborhood church. There is a fair amount of "churchiness" scattered about (noticeable in the music choices, some of the artwork on the walls, and the notice board) but nothing too aggressive or out of place. There are no fake flowers in vases, bible verses printed on cardstock, or attempts to proselytize, which I appreciate. The decor is cozy and appropriate for a coffee shop. It's a nice place to study, or meet someone for a chat. The baristas are consistently friendly, and the coffee is consistently good. read more

One of my two go-to coffee places when visiting north Seattle. The coffee is great and the staff are super nice. It's not immediately obvious that there's a coffee shop there, as it's attached to a church. And although there appears to be some affiliation with the church, it is run as it's own entity (I.e. there is no pushy recruitment whatsoever for those who would find that unwelcome). They have a small selection of food options, mainly croissants & muffins, so not the place to go if you're looking for a 12 course banquet. Quiet, relaxing space to work while having a great coffee! read more

This is a surprisingly nice little cafe in an unexpected spot. The decor isn't as designer-perfect as a Starbucks, but it has a similar earth-toned lounging-friendly feel. My latte was excellent (Stumptown! Somebody knows their coffee...) and service was friendly. There were a couple of baked goods available, but they didn't look too promising. The cafe is a North Seattle Alliance Church outreach program, but it's no more Jesusy than your average cafe. Very child-friendly. read more

This coffee shop is attached to a church, but I do not think they are apart of the church. Therefore, there is plenty of parking outside! The cafe is very spacious with a lot of seating and area to stand and order. It is not you average coffee shop in Seattle, it has more of a cozy feel and it not decorated as a commercial place would. I'm not a huge fan of the carpet, but the rest of the inside decor give a kind of living room feel. The staff seems genuinely nice and caring. They are very welcoming. The coffee is also made quite well. As a huge coffee lover, I feel like they steamed the milk really nicely so there was no microfoam nor did it taste burnt. They also have various flavors, but I don't think that takes away from the quality of their coffee at all. Seems like a nice neighborhood coffee shop! read more

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If you're in Greenwood this is an excellent location for good coffee. Love the place, the vibe, etc. Very welcoming.

My wife and I live in the neighborhood of Haller Lake and love taking a stroll around the walking loop of the lake. We discovered The Bridge after needing a coffee fix on our walk and boy were we glad we did. The location is hard to find as it is attached to the church, but it has a distinct coffeehouse feel when you walk in and is a great place to hang out and get some work done. Everyone that works there is polite and kind. They serve stump town coffee and I have had coffee at many places around the city and they rank at the top of the list for best baristas! Can't recommend enough! read more

I enjoyed a delicious latte at The Bridge Coffee House. The ambiance is perfect for a solo visit or a chat with one or several friends. The service was fast and friendly. Parking is easy. It's a gem. read more

What a fantastic little coffee shop! My friend recommended we head there today as we're both parents of young ones and they have a small dedicated play area. I was immediately impressed when walking in. The man who helped me was very nice, the place was so clean, and the food and drinks were awesome. I also actually really want to commend this place on being immaculately clean. My friend and I sat with our babies on the floor in the play area, and it was spick and span! No little dirty pieces here or there for our kiddos to pick up and eat. :) It's a little far from me as I live in Magnolia, but I'll definitely be returning. A great place for friends to relax and have coffee in a nice, quiet spot. Even better on a grey winter day. read more

This is by far my favorite coffee shop in my area; and as we all know there is no shortage of coffee shops in Seattle. This is a five star coffee shop, no question. The service is great, the coffee is great, the spaces are unequivocally comfortable. It even has a separate space for kids which is awesome. This coffee shop is definitely a hidden gem! read more

A lovely, quiet place to do some work. Delicious jasmine green tea, and the staff is friendly. Lots of seating with outlets and lighting, and some light music in the background. read more

I've been here twice, and the coffee (first-tier espresso drinks, with rosettas and everything) and space are both great. It's an off-the-beaten path coffee shop, so it's often quiet and roomy. Note that it's in North Seattle Alliance Church. It was hard to find initially because I was expecting a standalone. The signage is pretty subtle. Also it's inexpensive, as it's run by the church and clearly not seen as a cash cow. The one reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the music. The first time I came in, it was piano solo Disney music (literally). The second time, it was still the piano solo stuff, but of the kind you'd find on an Andrea Bocelli album. That can be nice in its place, but for me is too schmaltzy for coffee shop atmosphere. So... great place with excellent coffee. Bring your headphones. read more

It's a nice little coffee shop. There's a room to study, tables for multiple people and even games to play. Although if you're looking a quite place to read/work, I'd suggest bringing headphones because it can get noisy fast with people in line or standing around on top of the background music. BUT, that's not often the case (which is unfortunate for their business). But other than the atmosphere, I really enjoy the coffee selection and the food selection is okay too. It's mainly focused on its Stumptown coffee so don't expect a vast food selection. But the employees are friendly and helpful. As a fan of quirky indie coffeehouses, this place is one of my favorites. read more

This is my favorite coffee shop. It is quiet and calm. Mostly I go there alone. Sometime invite my girl friend to have talk time. Highly recommend this place. read more

Bring headphones. Really nice atmosphere, especially if you want to have quiet conversation with a friend or work for several hours. Coffee is also high quality, as is the service. Would give it five stars if it weren't for the horrible Christian rock music they were playing. Perhaps it's psychological, but already being part of a church, playing Christian music just emphasizes that this is not a secular atmosphere. But never mind, I put on my headphones and blocked it all out. If you're Christian and like Christian music, you will love it, but otherwise just pack some headphones and you'll still love it! read more

A Herkimer macchiato and a whole room toys for the kids in one convenient location... this place is perfect. The staff is friendly, the space is clean and comfortable, and parking is a breeze. I'm picky about coffee, and this place is legit. Definitely recommend. read more

This absolutely the best coffee which one I tried in Seattle!!! I don't know how They make it, but it has really excellent taste! My favorite coffee is mocha, but I'm sure that other great too! And the price is really low for Seattle area! Thank you THE BRIDGE COFFEE HOUSE! You make my morning! read more

Actually, I didn't wanna tell others that there is a very quiet coffee shop to study because I'm afraid it'll get busier. But at the same time I want to support this business. If u love a quiet coffee shop and good coffee, u should try this one. They serve Herkimer coffee. Plus the price is cheap compared to other places in Seattle. I got 12 ounce latte and chocolate croissant for just $6 ish. read more

This coffee shop is a great place to relax and get work done! The coffee here is wonderful, along with the pastries. Everything was also affordable. I love coming here daily to get my dose of caffeine. I do wish it was open longer on the weekends, though, but other than that, everything is fantastic. read more

Attached to the church and only really runs during church hours it seems. Good to stop for something quick but my iced americano was hard to get down and there weren't any snacks to accompany it. Sad since it's so close to my house! read more

Coffee shop attached to and run by the church community. I'm not christian but was looking for a quiet place to work out of. Upon entering, I was pleasantly surprised at the simple decor and open space. If i didn't know any better, I would have had no idea this was attached to a church. I was warmly greeted by the pastor barista, and had a nice little chat about faith and science, a nice change of pace from the usual persecution and cynicism of similar chats I've had. Overall, a very pleasant experience. read more

The people who work there are so friendly, and they always remember me and what I order. Their coffee is really good too. Everyone there always seems to be happy, the coffee is made quick and its just a all around good place for studying or just visiting. There's lots of seating and its really quiet. read more

Great place! Tables and couches to sit at and friendly staff. I got a short latte that was delicious and the perfect temperature. Service was quick too! I popped in the area to meet someone so it was my first time in. If I was ever in the area, I'd come here! I was able to find a parking spot just fine as well. read more

Great coffee and tea and friendly staff. I like stopping by when I'm on the north side of Seattle. Deduct 1 star for having only 1 person as cashier and barista, which makes the wait time a little longer than I would prefer; however, when I get my drinks, it's still worth it. read more

This is a great coffee shop. It has the perfect blend of "neighborhood project" and "professional endeavor". They use Stumptown coffee, have great pastries (I especially love their ham and cheese croissants!), and the staff is second to none. Located in a quiet neighborhood, it is a little out of the way, but adds to the charm. read more