Cafe Brio

My husband and I visited Cafe Brio at the end of August! Our Airbnb host actually recommended it as a place to get coffee. I don’t think that I would personally call Cafe Brio a coffee shop. I definitely consider it more as a restaurant! My husband got a mocha and he said it was okay. I got a latte with a seasonal, rose syrup. It had too much syrup for my personal preference. I thought that it was over-powering the taste of the espresso! I had also ordered quiche to-go. I think that if we would have dined it I may have had a better experience. I thought the location was great and that it had great seating options - inside and out! The staff were nice but I wouldn’t say they were friendly and welcoming. Overall, I would still give this cafe a 5 stars. If we decide to go back we may dine in and have more of a brunch! I just remembered my husband got a sort of double chocolate cookie and it was amazing!! I would definitely give their baked goods a try!

The best coffee in town, and they greet you with a big smile. I can always trust that the espresso won’t be burnt etc. Everyone is kind, fast, and consistent. I love the variety of pastries, getting to try something new every time I visit is so fun. They have great vegan options as well, very refreshing! You are definitely paying for quality and it’s worth it.

This is my absolute favorite cafe. I feel like I’m on a mini vacation whenever I get a latte and pastry from here. The pastries are top notch (I dream about their danishes). Whoever makes their pastry dough deserves some major awards. The lattes are creamy and smooth. Being from Seattle, I have a hard time finding a new favorite coffee spot and this cafe is tied for #1. Keep doing what you’re doing, Brio. You’re a winner. (P.S. if you ever wanted to host a pastry-making class, sign me up!)