This was a great experience, last minute booking due to the power outages, had a private office,…read morecomfy chair, water, tea and coffee together great WiFi was what I needed. Anyone who needs a simple day office to work from I don't things you can beat this, great value for the money.

From the owner: Bremerton Workspace is a Office Space located in Bremerton, WA and has been servicing all of…read moreBremerton and the surrounding areas for many years. We specialize in Office For Rent, Shared Office Space, Small Business Suites, Deluxe Business Suites, Professional Office Space, Shared Offices, Work Space, and Short Term Office Space. Here at Bremerton Workspace, our mission is to always provide quality service at an affordable price. The success of our company is due to the dedication we provide to our customers. No matter the job, customer satisfaction is always our number one priority. Don't hesitate to give us a call. (206) 866 3382

Nice cafe to sit, relax, and enjoy your drink of choice. Appreciate that this cafe uses real cups…read more Right across the street from the Spring District light rail station in Bellevue. Chai latte and sun-dried tomato scone were both excellent.

If you're looking for a working spot, this is it. So many ppl on laptops doing their work on a…read moreTuesday. The quality of coffee & matcha is great! The quiche was so delicious. Salty, savory and flavorful. Not dry. Two main seating sections - front has ample sunlight from floor to ceiling windows. Back is more moody with darker paint & cushioned seating. Light music in background, nice ambiance for working/studying.

I was a regular here for years and in addition to spending thousands of dollars, left this location…read morea glowing, five-star review. The staff at the time were warm (Michael was the best), knew regulars by name, and made every visit feel special. The coffee was excellent and it felt like a true neighborhood gem. Over time, the people who made this place so memorable moved on, and with them went the quality and the warmth. I opted to support other local coffee shops instead. I returned recently to use a reward I had accumulated, excited to see how things had changed since my last visit. When I asked to check my rewards balance before ordering, I was told I could only do so after completing the transaction. Every other coffee shop I frequent allows this beforehand, so I pushed back to clarify. What followed was one of the most unwelcoming interactions I have experienced at any business. The staff member's tone was hostile and dismissive from the moment I asked a simple question, and it did not let up. I felt uncomfortable enough to cancel my order entirely. When I asked for a receipt to confirm my refund, she threw it away in front of me. A colleague had to ask her again on my behalf, and she snapped that she had already discarded it. Another customer standing nearby witnessed this exchange and looked visibly appalled. I reached out to the owner privately before leaving a public review, hoping to have a real conversation. She chose not to follow up with me about my experience. Instead, she wrote back to say she had already spoken with her staff and that a separate customer had contacted her to say I was the problem, and that her team had handled everything with grace. She closed by suggesting I had not met a basic standard of respect. I want to be clear: the customer she referenced appeared to be acquainted with the barista. I will leave readers to draw their own conclusions about whose account was actively sought out. I also want to note that I am not alone in this experience. Other reviewers here have flagged the same pattern of cold, unwelcoming service at this location. That tells me this is not an off day. It is worth reading those reviews before you visit. The refund for items that were never made has still not been processed, four days later, which caused me to have to reach out to an owner again. I have now been refunded. I share all of this because I think people deserve to know what to expect, both at the counter and if something goes wrong. This is not the place I once loved, and the ownership's response confirmed that.

Nice place to work, coffee is of a high quality, and the ambience is chill. Service of one person…read morein particular is JUST AWFUL. Asked for a cortado once, and it was served in a paper cup. When I mentioned that I had intended to have it here, she shot me daggers and then poured it directly into a ceramic cup - not the $8 cortado I had paid for. She chats with regulars while others wait endlessly in line. Zero hustle. There's a snail drawn on a post-it behind the counter - is it her spirit animal? Without her "service", I'd double my rating.

If you want to grab coffee and go, I don't recommend this place. The coffee is great, but it's too…read morepricey for that. If, however, you want to sit for a while, relax by the fire, and take in some views of the sound while drinking really good coffee, this is the place. My wife and I had their lattes and really enjoyed them. We're visitors, so we only tried places around this area, but this was our favorite! (Just be prepared for the $10+ latte). ALS the people are so nice and we really appreciated everyone!

A friend convinced us to try this coffee shop with tales of the best latte she'd ever had. This…read morelocation is at Pike Place Market, and takes a little effort to get to as it is up a couple flights of stairs, but has wonderful views overlooking the market. The coffee was delicious especially with the house-made nondairy milk, but what really stood out was the frosted cinnamon roll, which was almost like candy. I am not sure if this happens during the busiest moments in the shop, but they did have staff bussing the tables, and one staff member actually brought us our order (I'd been listening for my name to be called and didn't hear it). It was a really nice touch with some really pleasant waitstaff.

Absolutely love this coworker space! I've also hosted multiple events at this location! Birthday…read moreparty, and baby shower! Great for conference room space as well as monthly memberships. They also have a social membership which is super amazing for locals who want to participate in networking, events, and lunch & learns! 10/10

I've been here today and I'd say this is a pretty good coworking with free beverages such as…read morecoffee, kombucha and beer. I've been here on Friday with my 1st day Free Pass. And found free table pretty quickly near by kitchen. They have dedicated rooms for big groups as well. On September 2023 Coworking Day Pass costs $25.

This was my first visit to this super cute spot. The folks working were super friendly. I loved all…read morethe local goods and extra snacks available for purchase. The seating area was great. I almost ordered a taro bubble tea but was explaining an ube foam matcha that i love from a shop back home and they were like we can do that with the taro! I got my drink 50% sweet (a must!) and with oat milk and it was super delish. My friend and i also shared the raspberry hibiscus cruffin and it was super tasty. Would definitely come back to this shop!

An unassuming cafe in UP near the library and Whole Foods. They have ample seating indoors and a…read morefew tables outside, as well as free wifi. You order at the counter. Out of the times I have visited, they have always been out of stock with something or another. Most recently it was the breakfast sandwiches. Drinks here are above average. I really enjoy their lattes and their chai is good as well. I got their lavender hot cocoa and it was like a hug for my stomach! They offer stamp cards for returning customers. I'm almost at my free latte!

The coffee is great (Bosa). Based out of Kenmore but can't seem to get a bag locally? Nice set up…read moreinside Evergreen church. Play area outside.

Great guy behind the counter and great Coffee!!! Rich coffee and a smooth latte. Not so great food…read morecollection to go with it.

I had enjoyed previous visits to Five Stones Coffee Company at their Redmond and Bellevue sites. I…read morewanted to try this Kirkland spot about six weeks ago, but it was closed earlier for a staff event. Thankfully, we were able to stop in 45 minutes before closing time (4/21/26). A very welcoming barista crafted a pair of 16oz mochas with really nice coffee art. Note that cash payment is not accepted. Points can be accrued via Toast by signing up with your phone number. Nice clean cafe with plentiful natural light, healthy plants, and mirrors. There's merch and coffee roasts also available for purchase. I can't speak to pastries and other menu items since we were there towards the end of the business day. Majority of the folks seated along the counter were taking advantage of natural light while working on their respective laptops. Counter seating, as well as, table seating are available onsite. Pleasant, brief visit to their Kirkland indie cafe location. Appreciated the tasty mochas.

Our Pride organization recently visited 5 Stones Coffee in Kirkland on Central Way to pick up an…read moreorder purchased from Cupcake Royale for an event. While we were there we asked if they would be willing to display an "Everyone is Welcome" decal in their window--a small symbol of inclusivity for the neighborhood. The response we received was direct and disheartening. The barista behind the counter stated, "Our company doesn't support that." It appears we aren't the only ones who found this stance concerning. For those who prioritize supporting businesses that value diversity and open doors, you may want to take your business elsewhere. We believe the community deserves to know where local establishments stand.

I'm a huge fan of Works Progress. I've been a member over the years, and I can't think of a better…read morecoworking space. Marnee, the owner, is super nice and really cares about the community. The other members are fantastic, friendly, and fabulous. It's an eclectic mix of businesses and freelancers -- not just tech startup people. Marnee also does a lot of community events including member lunches, happy hours and seasonal celebrations. Also lots of free parking - no need to deal with parking in downtown or SLU.

If you are a penny-pinching indie or soloprenuer Works Progress is the place to be! Let me just lay…read moreit out: 1) Parking is free and so much easier than any of the co-working places downtown. 2) There is an incredible DIVERSITY of people here from all sorts of backgrounds; if you aren't wanting to work exclusively in a tech bubble - this is the place to be! 3) Marnee (who captains the ship) is super friendly and engaging and has really created an excellent, welcoming community here. We have regular happy hours, member events, and there are plenty of opportunities to get to know your co-working neighbor. Alternatively, if you want to huddle behind a desk with your headphones in, you won't be harassed. 4) Rent's high and getting higher! A co-working space is the best way to utilize your business income to marketing and outreach rather than wasting it on hyper-inflated rents and painful long-term contracts. 5) A full kitchen means you don't have to eat out - unless you want to. Note - it's stocked for Happy Hour and also houses private conference rooms and a place to film video. I'm incredibly grateful for Marnee's creativity and initiative in getting Works Progress off the ground and running and keeping it going. I never expected my rent costs to *drop* over the years, but they have! If you are sick of sitting at home staring at the walls come in for a free day trial and meet the gang. They're happy to have visitors!

The location here is great, being right by a coffee shop and some cafés. The people that run this…read moreplace are really nice and helpful though it sounds like they usually have a waiting list or just a few openings. I compared this location to the Work and Play Lounge in the junction, and neither were right for me right now, but I could see them working for a lot of people. I think they will both work well for somebody that does mostly heads down work, I would always feel like I was disturbing people since my role is more client facing and on a lot of calls consistently. If you're comparing this place to the Work and Play Lounge, this one has monitors you can plug into, two or three rooms for taking calls or a private space, and seems to have some kind of community focus to start meeting people that live near you. Not sure if this changes by season, but there's not great lighting here, whereas work and play has a view and more natural light. unfortunately neither of the co-working spaces in the area where I live we're going to work for me and I ended up taking the water taxi over the WeWork downtown to avoid a Bellevue or Ballard commute in a car. Probably would've went with this business due to its location if they had telephone booths or better call taking options like WeWork does. Great to support local company if this space works for you though.

West Seattle Coworking is the perfect escape from your home office. They foster a great community…read moreof productive self-motivated individuals, with plenty of desk space and just the right amount of amenities. The space is usually quiet and makes a good environment for getting some heads-down time. It's also conveniently located at the Morgan Junction so there are plenty of great places to grab lunch nearby and it's right on the C!