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

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 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!!

They were so friendly and loved the open space and location on the waterfront. It seemed like the…read moreperfect spot to sit and enjoy the quiet start to your morning. We had two iced lattes both with homemade syrup--a maple and pumpkin and both were impeccable.

What a gem of a place. A hidden frenchy style coffee house. They make some great breakfast and…read morelunch items. Not prepackaged items. Always smells good before you even get to the door. They offer loose leaf teas that they do a Traditional seep with. High quality and taste amazing without sweetener. Speaking of sweaters, they make some of their own syrups, offer HIGH QUALITY honey. They sell their honey too! The Creamed Clover Honey is my favorite! Bought a jar to take home. The Matcha is high quality and perfectly made! Always smooth! No chunks! Not pre-sweetened. They offer a lot of alternative milks including my favorite! HEMP! They use a high quality coffee bean roaster as well. Their prices are right in the middle. For the quality they could definitely be charging more. Staff is friendly and driven to produce quality beverages and food items. Be patient as they can get busy with making food and making beverages. The baristas and owner, do it all! Totally worth the wait! Check the hours, they close before 4pm. If they are open they'll answer your phone calls. PS parking is free, regardless of the "pay" for parking signs. Is not legit at all. We've been going here for 2 years and haven't paid once. We've taken the fraudulent tickets and walked in to the city and was told it's not legit. Definitely a hidden gym in Everett.

Tucked away near the Farmers Market, this place is easy to walk right past - follow the signage and…read moreyou're golden! The vintage decor alone is worth the stop. Every piece of furniture feels intentional, like someone actually cared about the vibe in here (because they clearly did). Menu-wise: loose leaf teas, chai, matcha, juices... and then espresso mocktails?! Their Old Fashioned is espresso, simple syrup, bitters, and an orange peel garnish. Wild. They also do an Espresso Sour, Espresso & Coke, and a Black Velvet. Almost went for one, but I stuck with a seasonal pick instead - The Backpacker (espresso, milk, smoked brown sugar, toasted marshmallow garnish). Tasted exactly like s'mores. No notes. Perfect sipper for wandering the market. Such a cute little find!

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.

This coffee shop is a nice third place. They offer WiFi to guests and have tables for large groups…read moreand small tables for 1-2 people. The coffee is really good I just got a dip coffee black. Not bitter at all. My daughter got a chocolate croissant warmed up, she said it was good. They roast coffee in the lobby of the shop which is really cool to see. You can tell they care about the product they provide. Jason was very kind, we will be back again.

Very cozy spot north of Seattle in a suburban area. Lots of space to sit down, very clean and kind…read morestaff who were quick to welcome us in. They clearly lay out the menu with several size options and drink choices. I got an iced latte, which was ample and quick to come out - the espresso tasted a little flat and seemed to pull quick so may have just been a one off, but that may also just be my taste/preference as the staff seemed knowledgeable in their craft. A.cute spot to stop into!

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.

Picked up a breakfast sandwich and it tasted good. The barista was friendly. They also have…read morePakistani chai which I would want to try the next time. Cute little cafe that's easy to miss.

Ordered delivery for "Taro Milk Tea Boba" to share with kids and received basic taro milk, no boba…read more Obviously delivery is different than in store which is difficult to resolve. I would hope it's a one-off situation and may consider visiting in person if in the area, guessing they would have handled this better in store. However, the taro milk was very light, there was barely any taro flavor infused. Definitely a drink made with powder, but they used an extremely light amount.

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.

Me and my partner Tim love this place alotttt. I believe the guy's name is James. Hes AMAZING…read more Always says hello when we walk by, and is very chill to talk and hang with. ontop of that, the food is perfect. I'm not a vegan, but this food is the only vegan food I'll sit and ENJOY eating. 10/10 recommend. The price is worth for the quality and service of food you get :)

We were visiting the Fresh Paint Art Festival in Everett when I spotted Café Wylde, a vegan,…read more'earthy and granola' type of restaurants. I don't know why, but I was surprised to see this amazing eatery here. The menu has beautiful fresh produce centric appetizers, entrees, salads, and more. I wasn't hungry but wanted to buy a drink anyway. The staff was busy making food and serving another family. The staff appears to be multi-functioned covering the back and the front. One of them handed us menus. The inside is modest-sized, well filled with tables and chairs. There are some seats outside, too. The Drink: Wylde Berry Smoothie, $12 - 4.5 Stars Menu: Wild blueberries, marionberries, raspberries, blackberries, banana, agave Noted as having 'Tons of antioxidants and fresh flavors', this is one of the best smoothies in recent memory. It is thick with tons and tons of berries. I don't think I need the agave since the banana gives it the sweetness. Regardless, this drink was amazing. $12 seems like a lot, but considering what it has, I think it is a fair price. I am giving it 4 stars for now. I hope to return for their food items, too.