This is pretty much the only place you can get coffee in the island if you're really picky about coffee. There's a few others that are reasonably good, but this place truly stands out, every time, without fail. A few really interesting custom creations that, even though I'm not really a fan of any of them at this point, they are very well-thought-out and well executed, and are great if any of them match your palette. I really like a single origin espresso and they pull through on that every single time without fail. They have lots of other pastries and little hand foods and other things that are also really good and they have amazing selection of specialty teas looseleaf. All the people that work there are really sweet and awesome. There's an adjacent grocery store that has lots of hard to find little health food items. The vibe of the place is absolutely awesome. You could sit inside or on their porch for hours. Whoever started the place had a perfect vision for what they wanted. read more

Cute store with a ton of organic food and supplies. I ordered the cardamom latte and it was delicious, tried the cold brew with milk and it was just okay. I would definitely come back if we were in the area. The groceries prices are steep. But it is organic and on an island, so not surprising. read more

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Of course I keep forgetting to take a picture of my coffee, but I'm gonna tell you all about it. This is the first (and only, so far) place I've gotten coffee on the island, but I can't bring myself to try anywhere else yet. They had a sign up the first day that advertised a rose honey latte special, and I love all of that, so I ordered it large and iced. It was amazing. I like my lattes with flavor, but I also want to be able to take the coffee and get a balance. If my coffee doesn't taste like coffee, it's too sweet. I could taste all the elements here and it's clear they use good, high-quality ingredients. They even topped it with rose petals! One day I strayed and ordered one of their specialty mochas, which I am generally hesitant to order because they're often way too sweet. I saw they use Holy Kakow syrup and know that's pretty good stuff. The mocha was really good, but also over $9 for a large before tip. That's my main complaint about this is that it's expensive. That being said, it's Vashon Island and most everything is super expensive. My large, iced latte is under $8 before tip and that feels more justifiable. This is overall a really cool place to check out with some cool history. The tea selection is absolutely amazing, though I'm too much of a coffee person to try it. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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Rustic coffee roasterie with several food and drink options! This place has such a charming and cozy atmosphere which fits perfectly on Vashon island. When you walk in, you're immediately hit with the smell of the roasted coffee beans, and you can see them roasting the beans from inside the shop. So cool! They have a wall of teas, a case of baked goods, and so much more that I probably even missed some things, like checking out the bookstore. I was feeling a bit worn from my travels so I decided on a Golden Mylk instead of opting for coffee. The Golden Mylk was a perfect blend of spices and creaminess. Very cozy, warm, and the perfect drink for a cloudy day. I also tried the Vashon Fog which was delicious. Not too sweet, and you could taste the tea over the milk, it didn't taste watered down. You have to check them out if you visit Vashon island! read more

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This place is a most try if you like tea! Located right on the bus line it's a quick ride/drive from the ferry. They have coffee.. however the tea experience is what I got to enjoy. I went with a group of seven so we had eight pots of tea to try with a small tray of croissants, muffins, cookies, etc. They had a vegan muffin that was delicious. The shop has a small bookstore, oils, herb and spices. Honey and olive oils. read more

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This is such a cute coffee and tea shop in a historical building. The coffee is good and what takes this to the next level are the cozy little spaces throughout to sit, relax, gather and chat with friends. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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We visited Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie on a holiday Monday just before lunch. This place is absolutely charming! It feels like an old house with different rooms dedicated to different treasures--it connects to a grocery store and a bookstore, and there are corners for bulk spices and local honey. You can easily spend a lot of time here just browsing the variety of products. We ordered a savory pastry with butternut squash and onion. The flavors were delicious, especially the balsamic glaze on the squash. However, the pastry itself was a bit cold and hard rather than flaky. I think it would have been much better if we had asked to have it warmed up. The service was excellent. We ended up buying some tea from their impressive tea wall. You can smell the jars before deciding what to get. The attached bookstore is also great, with a nice collection of used books and vinyl records. read more

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I don't think it will be a surprise to anyone that this is a great spot. We made a beeline here straight after getting off the ferry. My dad is a huge coffee junkie and this was his mandatory first stop. The only drawback to this gem is that it is so popular and seating is limited. On the flipside, the hustle and bustle makes for a great vibe, lots of happy customers, big smiles - and live music! We arrived at the right time. Stayed for quite awhile listening to the talented musicians and enjoying are quality coffee. A couple of stores are connected which you can walk to from inside. Outside is a small porch where they have a "coffee flight" (their words) that you can pour yourself (fyi free coffee if you purchase a bag of coffee). Would not only come here again, would like to just settle here permanently. read more

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This review is more for the vibe than anything else. First time on Vashon Island and stopped to get coffee here. This cafe is not a normal cafe. The entrance greets you with their charming porch speckled with people sitting on benches and chairs, casually sipping on coffee. Inside feels like an old-timey goods store. The line to order at the counter was a bit crowded, but the cashier was friendly and after getting coffee, it was so nice to walk throughout the building and explore. The main cafe has coffee & tea items lining shelves in a rustic way, and old roasting equipment to look at. There was even a band playing music on banjos and fiddles, adding an extra boost of energy to the experience! If you walk to the right of the entrance, you'll go up the stairs and arrive at what seems like a small grocery & goods store with unique offerings. Oh and don't forget to stop at the cute little bookstore while up there. Of course I can't forget to mention the reason we went in the first place, the coffee! It may seem boring, but the only thing we ordered was drip coffee. We were handed a cup and told to go outside to the porch to fill it up. I was a bit skeptical, but that didn't last long. There was a small variety of options (maybe 3) of drip coffee in thermal containers that were clearly labeled. It was nice being able to take small portions and taste to decide which coffee we wanted to go with. They all were hot, tasted freshly brewed, and delicious, even the decaf. Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie is definitely a must-see when on the island. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Band playing music - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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On my family's first trip to Vashon Island this was our first stop and we loved the charming local vibe of this coffee shop. I ordered a 16oz iced mocha and it was deliciously flavourful. I really enjoyed how well the rich chocolate flavour was incorporated into my drink. My little sister got a 16oz iced peach tea and thought it wasn't bad. There is a lot of confusion with their menu signage. On the specials menu, berry peach iced tea is listed and that's what my sister asked for, but the tea ended up being only peach black tea. According to the barista the berry and peach are different but the signage doesn't reflect that and when we ordered at the register, the woman taking our order didn't tell us that the berry and peach were two different teas. The fruit danish caught my eye and when I asked the woman at the register, she had no idea what fruit was on it. We ordered it anyway and appreciated that they were able to warm it up for us. The pastry was perfectly flaky and I loved how the tart rainier cherries paired perfectly with the deliciously creamy cheese. It was so good my family all fought over the last bite. The staff were welcoming and friendly. I just wish the empty tables weren't messy and covered in crumbs, it really harshed the cosy cafe aesthetic. read more

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This was such a find on our trip! My wife is always looking for all natural organic wellness places, we stumbled across this shop on our troll hunting while visiting Seattle before heading to The Gorge to see Dave Matthews Band. My wife could have spent hours here, we will definitely be back next year and spend more time! Besides drinks and something to munch on I found these awesome books I had to get one! read more

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A LOCAL'S FAVORITE. This old coffee roasting house is where Seattle's Best Coffee company started. They have since moved on, but it is now run by a local outfit that roasts and serves their own brand of coffee! The place is medium-sized, with seating available both inside and outside on the porch. They sometimes have live music, which is what brought me here today. I even got to play my harmonica on a few tunes. The staff if friendly and chatty, and it is easy to feel right at home here. The coffee is delicious, and the roasts range from light to very dark. Buy a bag of coffee beans and get a free cup of coffee. There is a wide variety of cakes, pastries, and snacks. Many locals come here for a cup of joe and a pastry to start their day. This is a great local spot to relax and strike up a conversation with a local. Next time you are on Vashon Island, I recommend stopping in for a cup, and while you're there, pick up a bag to take home. Cheers. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Me on the left - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

I worked at Starbucks coffee manufacturing for 6 years. I am a sensory trained panelist and a coffee master. I have had, quite a bit of coffee. That being said, this was the best vanilla iced latte I've ever had. I stumbled into this place when I was on the island for my daughter's volleyball game. Desperately needed a cup of coffee. The staff is incredible. They told me all about the history of the building. Where they get their beans from. Things they do for the public. The whole place is just welcoming and smells incredible because they roast in house. Definitely worth the trip to go see them. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Vanilla iced latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

This shop was connected to a variety of other shops all along the building. The staff was friendly and helpful. Place your beverage order at the cashier and pick up your drink in the back corner read more

My child and I went on a lovely winter break day trip to Vashon Island recently and stopped at this local coffee roaster to journal a bit. They have tons of antique roasting apparatus here and there was so much to look at. The store meanders and is very fun to explore. They have a cute little espresso window in the main shop's corner, a health food store, and a used bookshop with very high quality offerings. We picked up a beautiful copy of Arctic Dreams and a book on Taliesen. We enjoyed our beverages and cookies in a spacious seating area that looks into a lovely street and a quite gorgeous municipal theater across the street. read more

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So much charm! There's plenty of seating to enjoy your coffee and spend a quiet morning or afternoon. I love that you can see the roasting machinery right inside. They have a charming selection of other goods too near the register. My fiancé and I enjoyed our visit. The coffee was great, service was lovely. This was a perfect spot to end our weekend staycation before heading back on the ferry. read more

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An amazing atmosphere on the island. With one of the most complete and diverse tea selections I have seen. read more

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Ham and cheese croissant was good and the staff were very friendly. The mocha had a spicy twist that wasn't quite my taste. A bit pricey for what it is, but still a pleasant spot overall read more

First time coming out to the island in 25 years. We were in desperate need of coffee so we decided to check out this cute spot in downtown vashon. This is what I would call a "pure" coffee shop. Everything is natural and home made, no sweeteners or flavors. The coffee was good, and the bagel breakfast sandwich was simple. yet delicious. It's a bit spendy, but I'm guessing that's Island prices ($36 for 2 sandwiches and 2 cold brew coffee). Next door is a pizza spot where you can get pizza by the slice. It smells amazing. Defiantly going to check that one out next time. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Homemade bagel breakfast sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

GREAT ambience! Lots of drink / treat options, to include a wall of tea. Service was friendly and speedy. Definitely recommend if you're on the island. read more

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On the recommendation of our host, we came for coffee and almond croissants. The coffee was perfect! The almond croissants were the most decadent we've ever had!! If we lived here, we'd be in trouble. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - 2 Front Porch French Roast, 1 iced mocha latte with oat milk, 1 hot chocolate, 3 almond croissants, and 1 sugary buttery rum pastry thingy. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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If your in Vashon Island, stop by this coffee shop. It's roast is strong and has a great selection of loose teas for purchase. Service was pleasant and quick. It's very quaint inside. There's even board games available if you wanted to lounge around inside. read more

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Amazing coffee! We love the Front Porch French roast! We have it shipped, because we have never found a better roast.

Beautiful flowers and tea selection, and a very warm welcome from the tall man at the tea counter. It wasn't busy, but our iced latte did take 15 minutes as we became the only people still waiting. Coffee service was rude and after compliments on the handwriting and obvious attempts at conversation, I see that the barista was intentionally ignoring my friendliness. I thanked her twice for the coffee since it appeared she didn't hear the first time, yet no acknowledgement. Would have given it a sweet 5 star for our first interaction and impression shop but unfortunately overall service heavily changed the entire experience. General note: Please be kind to your customers, especially when they are kind to you. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Beautiful fresh flowers at the tea counter - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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I loved loved loved this place! First, the man working there was super nice! He greeted as soon as I entered and said to let him know if he needed anything. I asked if there was a menu, and he pointed to a small one in the back corner, but he also said to ask if there was something in particular I wanted. Since it was such a hot day, I asked if they had iced tea, which of course they did. He said there was a standard iced tea that they make, but that they could also make it to order with any of the bajillion loose leaf teas they had along the back wall (which is just really cool in itself). I ended picking a lychee black tea and the man told me that on other days this is the tea that they use to make iced tea too, so I picked a good one! Because he was brewing the tea, it took a few minutes of waiting, so I paid for my beverage and then looked around. The second thing that I loved about the Roasterie is the historic building. The man told me that this was once home to Seattle's Best Coffee. Then they got bought out by Starbucks, and the building is now home to the Roasterie. The interior is very cool and has lots of vintage coffee memorabilia that's fun to look at. Also in the building, to the very right is a cute little grocery store called Minglement that is very fun to look around. My iced tea was very refreshing but it was the overall experience and great customer service that makes this place so memorable. I love to give local gifts to people and if you know a coffee lover, the Roasterie's Orca Blend makes a great gift. The packaging features orca artwork. The coffee shop is on the Vashon Highway, but it's a bit aways from the main drag, but if you're headed to Point Robinson for the lighthouse, it's on the way, so make a stop! read more

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Amazing coffee shop with a ton of options, and bakery items from all over Washington. They have a lot of seating available as well as board games and decks of cards. It's a super relaxing atmosphere and great place to start your day off. It takes a few minutes to get your drinks, but it's definitely worth it! read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

The service is great, the selection of teas is great, and there are sandwiches, yogurt, baklava and pastries if you're hungry. There are plenty of tables. We had 6 people to do taste testing. We told them when we were ready for the next kind of tea. For one large pot and 5 smaller pots it only cost $4 each. The store connected to the tea and coffee restaurant has lots of healthy options. I love this place. My only criticism is that it felt cold inside although it was pretty warm (60) outside. read more

I love everything about this Vashon mainstay: good coffee, amazing selection of loose teas to purchase, wholesome food and snacks and a quaint building with history. This is the site of the old Stewart Brothers roasters, which was the origins of Seattle's Best Coffee brand. Coffee is still roasted on-site and you can see all of the roasting equipment from the cafe above. Service is always friendly and knowledgeable, and there is the added bonus of sharing the space with Minglement, a great little organic market and herb shop. This is a place to read a book or just enjoy your food and beverage in a relaxed environment. Definitely not a "set up shop" and work on a laptop spot. I never miss a visit when on Vashon. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Vashon Roasterie with original Stewart Brothers Coffee signage on the building. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

While staying at our Airbnb on Vashon Island, our host provided coffee grounds from this particular Roastery. We've enjoyed the delicious brew that we decided to check out this Roastery on our last day to stock up some beans as souvenir. Parking seemed to be off to the side of the building. As we entered, the place was beautifully arranged (sort of rustic vibe), well stocked and there are plenty of seating all around. We were immediately approached by one of the clerks but we were just looking around at the moment. There are plenty of souvenir items and coffee things on display to the right as we entered so I got myself a thermos with their logo on it as well as the same coffee bean we used at our Airbnb. They even have a menu board of their drinks and food items which can be enjoyed on site or on the go. We didn't order anything off their menu as we were sort of in a hurry to be somewhere, so I really hadn't had the chance to look carefully at what was being offered. We hope to came back one day and fully enjoy Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Souvenirs - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

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Very convenient place to grab a cup of regular coffee. I like the self service option where you pour your own cup. Super friendly staff, good choice of coffee, definitely worth visiting. read more

A well established indie roaster and cafe on Vashon Island, pulled off the road from island exploring for a hot beverage (1/19/20). Very interactive counter person showing me the tea varieties, the other barista not so much. Cafe interior kind of dim and indoor seating was full. I sat on the wooden benches under the awning and enjoyed my mocha. Enjoyed this road trip despite the rain coming down hard. Even took a phone call from another Yelper while dodging this squall. He said he could feel my enthusiasm conveyed over the phone. Something about island life, community, slowing down the hectic pace, and good coffee...a pleasant memory about Vashon Island Coffee Roasters for sure. read more

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Service and ambiance are so nice. My 19-yr daughter said it was the "best coffee she's ever had."

This is a very relaxed coffee shop. The shop definitely has a lot of character and is a very popular spot for the locals to hangout. We go there almost every time we are on Vashon. The staff is always friendly. They also have an ice cream shop which might be seasonal. Parking in the back. read more

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Excellent coffees, a few blends so good they'll wake you up just dreaming about them. Excellent service. Small shop, nice people. Pricey, but they're in the coffee business, yanno? Want cheap coffee, go to Safeway. Otherwise perfect store, minus one point (not one star) as the coffee I like doesn't come in K-cups. read more

This is by far the best coffee on Vashon! I've taken so many visitors here and everyone loves the coffee. I've even bought their coffee as gifts for people. They don't have wifi, so this isn't a great spot to work from. But it's a great spot to get coffee and catch up with a friend! read more

Great spot to grab a cup of coffee and or tea. Cool historic vibe and friendly service! read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - Super old roaster from the early 1900's - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

I love this place! I was on Vashon Island for a whole week on vacation and I stopped by almost every day for coffee and fresh patries that were delivered to this little coffee shop. I love the Kombucha on top although I did not get to try all of their flavors. The pastries were probably the best thing. The staff are informative and friendly. Customer Service is great. I love the loose leaf teas that I picked up and I was told that I could even have orders shipped to my home once I've gone back home. I will missing those delicious pastries with my coffee every morning. I definitely look forward to coming back to Vashon just for the coffee shop. read more

The Vashon Island Coffee Roasterie - my favorite pastry - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vashon, Washington

We just missed the 2pm cut-off for espresso, but we were able to order drip and chai, which we did. The chai was great. The coffee was strong. An array of locally sourced sweet treats that truthfully all looked delectable. They let us sample the baklava and we were sold! Expansive interior with some tables with additional seating out on their patio. Staff was super friendly. Will stop in again. read more

The Vashon Island Cofee Roasterie (aka Minglemint) is a traditional general store at its finest!.. local goods; gourmet items, imported sea salts, handcrafted gifts, and great coffee with a little used bookstore nook are among the things that makes this place really special as long as well as having a local long local history. read more

My daughter said the coffee in her cold brew was a bit burned. I had delicious hot chocolate with cinnamon syrup and it was fabulous! My reason for the low rating is due to the treatment of "mainlanders." We walked into the shop confused as to where to go to get in line for food or drinks, after less than a minute of trying to figure it out we were told "you're blocking the entrance, please move." (There were six of us). A hand was waved in the other direction and we tried to figure out what was going on, it was truly vague. Then we were told where the line is - it is to the left as you walk through the door and it goes all the way around the cashier station which is large. We later overheard, "the locals know what to do but the mainlanders just don't get it." That's fine, we were tourists. It was the day after thanksgiving. There were lots of tourists actually, I watched the same person who manned the cash register actively ignore others who stood where we had with confused looks for about 20 minutes. The shop is cute and has an epic wall of tea, and lots of tea accessories. Fortunately they are able to make a great income off of locals because it seems tourists are not appreciated (by one of the staff anyway). Oh, I thought my ginger molasses cookie was fabulous! I'll come back because there is a lot to recommend this spot, hopefully a less stressful day and more pleasant person will be on tap next time! read more