Seattle Coffee Works

Description on  Seattle Coffee Works website : Seattle Coffee Works is a place to experience and experiment with coffee in its richly diverse forms and varieties. Wine connoisseurs have tasting rooms; beer aficionados have brewery tap rooms; fine dining enthusiasts have five-star restaurants. Our goal is to create a dedicated tasting space for specialty coffee. All of our locations commit unrelentingly to making coffee better and providing resources to help our customers make and explore better coffee.

Neighborhood:Downtown

Address: 108 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101

What we ate/drank:  Macchiato

Comments:    Seattle Coffee Works has moved one block away from Pike St to Pine St.  Some things haven’t changed. The Drinking Man neon sign is still outside, it’s still close to Pike Place Market, they still have a slow bar area.

There are some things that are very different about the new Seattle Coffee Works location. The main thing is that it’s not as dark as the previously location. Their new location is really bright and where the old location felt a bit cramped, this location feels spacious and airy.  White walls, big front windows letting in tons of light also help with the open feel. I also notice there are many more electrical outlets in case you need to work or study.

Check out our old Seattle Coffee Works post that talks about their website that has Authenticity Reports that shows transparency of how much they paid and how much they ordered from each of their farms.

The new Seattle Coffee Works puts it much closer to the decor and atmosphere of it’s sister locations, Capitol Coffee Works, and Cascade Coffee Works.

Ratings(1-5)

Favorite Thing:  The above mentioned Authenticy Reports and Second Pay policy.

Atmosphere: 4.25

Service:  4.50

Food Options: 3.75

Extra Credit: +1.25 for Authenticity Report and Second Pay

Overall:4.50