Ventoux & Hart Coffee Roastery

I really like cycling theme of this coffee shop. Ther are lots of old school steel frames on the wall and a few chain rings for decoration. The double shot was really good and served with some seltzer water. It looks like a great establishment to get a drink and hang out for a bit. It looked like they also served beer later in the day perhaps.

I am always so happy when I can stop in here for coffee. Every drink I've gotten here has been excellent. It's a very comfortable space for up to 4 people to meet. More than that and it gets a little cramped. Plenty of smaller tables though. The pastry options are good and they were offering some yummy smelling empanadas today. They also have a couple of local beers, but I haven't been in late enough to take advantage of them.

If you're in the neighborhood, this cafe is tough to beat. The coffee is smooth and not too acidic. The place is usually staffed by just two people who spend most of the time behind the bar. Perfect vibes for your weekend morning coffee. They have a wall full of framed art for sale as well. My lone criticism is that it's fairly apparent they need to wipe the tables down more often, but it's nothing that won't keep me from coming back for more!

Awesome little neighborhood coffee shop with big tastes. They roast their own beans, around 3lbs at a time, and the master roaster himself is usually pouring your shots. Long story short, and I do not say this lightly, I think this is the best current cup of coffee in Seattle. That includes my previous favorite, Lighthouse.