Food-wise, I'd…. Chill place for great coffee and getting some work done if you can find a seat. I prefer this location over their Greenlake one; staff is very…. I was just initiated to bubble tea last year and I love it. This place is great! Taro with extra bubbles Happy employees and a clean…. The staff at the Ballard Java Bean are always upbeat and friendly. Most of the baristas are good…. This is really a great place for some magical tea. They have a lot to offer in here so variety is not a problem, the place looks decent too so a….
I wandered upon this place just strolling Ballard Ave with a friend from Brooklyn, and we both had the same sentiment that it was as if this joint…. They are open late 7pm on weeknights , which…. I was walking by on 3rd the other day when I noticed a sign for bubble tea! I decided I wanted some so I went and ordered the melon flavor.
I dont…. I have yet to see someone who works here be pleasant. Overpriced, unfriendly, not the best coffee. That pretty much sums it up. This place is close…. Originally founded by Terri Sullivan, the shop was bought out by Jill Killen, who also owns Cloud City Coffee , in ; the original owners were looking to sell and found the ideal buyer in Killen, who was drawn to the space because of its community focus and friendly atmosphere.
Rinse and repeat. Last year, Killen learned from the building manager that the building had changed hands. When she brought up a new lease agreement to the management company, she tried to negotiate as low a rise as possible due to the repairs she had had to make and some conditions that were still subpar. They said to hold tight, the electric problem was complicated. I wanted to do upgrades to my space and was waiting to hear back so I could start. Things were falling apart. The notice to vacate came on April 2nd, with a deadline of pm on April 30th.
As a roaster, Starbucks roasts a range of styles, from a lighter roast to deep and dark, as well as blends and single-origin beans. Best as a French press with cream, or black. Coffees are not commonly aged, but some roasters like the effect, and let the green beans sit in humidity-controlled warehouses in order to mellow and develop intensified, complex flavors. A dark-roasted, elegant bean, it is spicy and zesty but with lower acidity because of the aging process.
It shows flavors of caramel, hazelnut and toasted marshmallow. Best as a French press cup. It may be the only place in town doing straight espresso shots infused with cognac or vodka rather than water.
Best as a shot of espresso. As an espresso shot, this is all lushness and velvet in the mouth, smooth, dark-roasted cacao nib flavors and the brightness of a preserved lemon on the finish. Perfect for French press. His grandfather, Ornello, and his father, Umberto, roasted coffee in Perugia, Italy. With his partners, Jesse Sweeney and Pasquale Madeddu, Bizzarri has developed a northern-Italian-style roastery featuring bold blends of depth and complexity.
It has a beautiful golden crema when made into espresso, with a smooth finish and chocolate notes. Best as a straight shot of espresso. Best as a double-shot cappuccino. Fremont Coffee Company supports fair trade growers and small co-ops in Guatemala and Sumatra, among other places, and sells the single-origin coffees in its charming coffeehouse in Fremont.
Very much under the radar, these roasts are delicious and the roasters bring their skill to every cup. Best as a pour-over either black or with a bit of cream. Herbal notes of sage along with toasted pecan give it a surprising complexity. Herkimer Coffee Roaster Scott Richardson revels in the aromas and flavors of each unique bean. He roasts to bring out the particular flavor of that bean, rather than trying to create one consistent flavor in the cup.
The beans are sourced from small farms that use traditional techniques in shady areas with no pesticides or herbicides. By appointment, Richardson, owner Mike Prins and his crew hold free cuppings at their Phinney Ridge store, where you can smell and taste the latest single-origin arrivals, just roasted, and learn how to smell, taste and prepare these special coffees.
On his blog, baristaexchange. Seattle Coffee Works Roast master and owner Sebastian Simsch is obsessed with getting the roast, the pull and the drip right, to show off the beauty inside the bean. His shop at First and Pike sells two dozen or so small-batch beans, all lovingly roasted in his red race car of a roaster, Anna she has her own room in the back. Simsch holds court at his Slow Bar weekly with public cuppings at which he features his latest favorite roasts and demonstrates some of his many contraptions, such as the Trifecta coffee brewer from Bunn, a cutting-edge machine inspired by the Clover, and his old-school vacuum-pot machine that has remained unchanged since its heyday in the s.
It has lingering floral notes and and milk chocolate finish.
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