Seattle is the coffee capital of the U.S., and these 5 spots prove why—from hidden gems to legendary brews.
5️⃣ Slate Coffee Roasters – Try their signature deconstructed latte for a unique tasting experience.
4️⃣ La Marzocco Café – A rotating lineup of roasters from around the world, plus a record store for vinyl lovers.
3️⃣ Mabel Coffee – Homemade pastries and rich espresso make this cozy café a must-visit.
2️⃣ Broadcast Coffee – A local favorite known for great brews and friendly service.
1️⃣ Ghost Alley Espresso – Tucked beneath Pike Place Market, this spot is famous for its signature Mystery Mocha—a secret recipe you’ll have to taste to believe.
Which Seattle coffee shop is your favorite? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #SeattleCoffee #LostINSeattle #CoffeeLovers #pikeplace
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Seattle the coffee capital? Okay…maybe capital of the northwest. Maybe…(hello, Portland).
Nationally, I’d give a clear nod to the San Francisco/Oakland/Berkeley area.
TO LINDSAY LOHAN 🙂 i GO FOR GOOD COFFEE 🙂 SEATTLE’S BEST IS USUAL IN MANILA 🙂
Seattle coffee culture is all hype. Cheap burnet coffee beans covered up with sugar and old pastries sold as fresh . Coming from Germany to Seattle was a huge downgrade in my coffee culture.