Storyville Coffee — Restaurant in Seattle

Really enjoyed my visit. Great modern ambiance, very good service, and excellent food and pastries. Offer only two coffee roast, their signature blend in decaf or regular, which was quite good (as someone who prefers light to medium roasts, it was not too oily and had a very nice acidity and citrus/floral note). You can order french press, which was very tasty.

The breakfast sandwich was delicious (there are two options, I went with the pesto and goat cheese), and the almond croissant was TDF.

The location has a small amount of counter seating and a few tables. Was able to find some space to post up for a couple of hours around 730 to get some work done with no problem. Great spot, would highly recommend if in the area. Night and day better than a Starbucks where the coffee is standard and the food is an...

A Cozy Coffee Haven with Exceptional Brews!

I recently visited Storyville Coffee , and it instantly became one of my favorite spots. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a perfect balance of cozy seating and a lively yet relaxed ambiance. Whether you’re looking to catch up with friends, get some work done, or just enjoy a quiet moment with a great cup of coffee, this place has it all.

The coffee is outstanding—rich, and expertly brewed. The baristas are friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about their craft, which makes the experience even better . If you’re a coffee lover or just in need of a great café to relax in, I highly recommend Storyville Place. I can’t wait to go back! Thank you For everyone who...

I was very confused by my visit today. I hadn't been to storyville in about 4 years, but remembered it as having decent coffee with some care taken on steamed milk art. I ordered a latte today and it appeared to be made by some hidden machine that pumped out coffee-like liquid automatically without any crema. Nothing about this resembled espresso preparation. No visible beans, no grinding, no puck preparation. Is this pod coffee? The shot of that liquid was put into a larger vessel and mixed with something??? Not sure what that step was. It was then combined with poorly steamed milk poured with no attempt at art. That was $7 without tip! I don't know what happened here. The drink just tasted of milk without a...