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Chocolati
This is a very cute Seattle chain. Their coffee is very strong and they sell homemade chocolates as well as pastries. They are a bit pricey. I actually haven't gotten coffee from here much, but my sister loves it and has stayed awake many a night after drinking a cup of their coffee to late in the afternoon.
-Rikki
Monday, August 21, 2006
The Urban Bakery
Although the place lacks the beauty or cuteness factor. The coffee and pastries are good. I love their cherry turnovers. I don't recommend their quiche (unless you like egg jello), but I've heard their sandwiches and soups are good (although none of which are vegetarian). They reside across the street from Greenlake.
-Rikki
Although the place lacks the beauty or cuteness factor. The coffee and pastries are good. I love their cherry turnovers. I don't recommend their quiche (unless you like egg jello), but I've heard their sandwiches and soups are good (although none of which are vegetarian). They reside across the street from Greenlake.
-Rikki
Friday, August 11, 2006
Cafe Ladro is a little coffee shop chain in seattle. There coffee is good, but unless you like healthy goodies I don't recommend their food. Their quiches are bad, unless you love cheddar cheese and a lot of mushrooms, which I don't and their scones are okay (I ate mine over a period of 3 days), if you like spelt flour.
-Rikki
-Rikki
El Diablo Coffee Co. is AWESOME! It's on Queen Anne and connected to the Queen Anne Bookstore.
I love this cafe and try to take all my friends to this place for coffee. I absolutely love the atmosphere. It attracts the artistic group, so it's a great people watching spot.
The cafe used to be two stories:
You came in the downstairs which is painted as if it were hell and you could go upstairs, which is painted to be heaven. But due to what I can only guess to must be financial issues there is no longer an upstairs. This makes El Diablo a bit less cozy and more ridged since most of the plush chairs were upstairs.
My favorite drinks are:
Cafe Cubano: A double shot of espresso and caramelized sugar at the bottom of the shot glass. Their coffee is really strong.
Cafe De Leche : Pretty much a latté but different? That's the only way I can explain it.
Lemonada: It's a carbonated lemonade drink which they make fresh (NOT the one in the bottle, although they serve those too).
All their food is good, if you pick anything I swear you'll love it.
The cafe sells t-shirts and sweatshirts, devil ducks, devil air-fresheners and some other cute accessories.
-Rikki
I love this cafe and try to take all my friends to this place for coffee. I absolutely love the atmosphere. It attracts the artistic group, so it's a great people watching spot.
The cafe used to be two stories:
You came in the downstairs which is painted as if it were hell and you could go upstairs, which is painted to be heaven. But due to what I can only guess to must be financial issues there is no longer an upstairs. This makes El Diablo a bit less cozy and more ridged since most of the plush chairs were upstairs.
My favorite drinks are:
Cafe Cubano: A double shot of espresso and caramelized sugar at the bottom of the shot glass. Their coffee is really strong.
Cafe De Leche : Pretty much a latté but different? That's the only way I can explain it.
Lemonada: It's a carbonated lemonade drink which they make fresh (NOT the one in the bottle, although they serve those too).
All their food is good, if you pick anything I swear you'll love it.
The cafe sells t-shirts and sweatshirts, devil ducks, devil air-fresheners and some other cute accessories.
-Rikki
Macrina is a small bakery cafe with three different locations in seattle: Belltown, McGraw,SODO.
The coffee they serve there is wonderful, you barely have to put any sugar in their Lattes. I've never gotten a pastry from here that I didn't like. Macrina serves breakfast which is very good, but because of the small space it is hard to get a table. So if you don't get there early you may have to wait in line.
-Rikki
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