Caffè Fiore

Nice break from the cold at Kerry park. Got a Sevilla (chocolate + orange zest) and it was AMAZINGGG. it had real orange zest in it. Very unique

Best cup I’ve found in town.
I’ve spent some time in Italy, and I’ve spent some tom in Chicago, and I’m not saying that makes me a coffee expert but let’s say I know what I like and I found it in both of those places. And I hadn’t found it yet in Seattle despite the city’s reputation for incredible coffee.
That is, UNTIL I went to Fioré. These people make a solid coffee drink. The Sevilla is a chocolate orange concoction that’s just the right amount of sweet. I normally don’t drink shi-​shi drinks though — which is no problem, as you don’t need flavors to mask the coffee here. The plain cappuccinos and macchiatos here are perfectly made.
I subtracted a star for service — I’ve never been treated outright rudely like some other reviewers seem to have been, but let’s say I go elsewhere if my primary goal is friendly service. But if I want a really fine cup of coffee, this is definitely my go-​to.

Boy is it warm in here! I removed my coat, scarf and continued to sweat on a cool winter day. Drinks were okay, a small cap and a hot peppermint tea. The staff is cordial and they stock their condiment station with raw sugar, honey, simple sugar syrup and less organic choices, too. We had just eaten so we didn’t try any of he pastries which were pretty pricey at $ 3.50 — $ 5 for such dainty snacks. We paid $ 8 just for the drinks.
They have a counter for four by the window and another table lined with six hard metal stools. If it’s full, you can climb the stairs to the mezzanine which I didn’t visit. They were cranking the Bose kind of high to have a quiet conversation and the location of this café is right next to a Fit Bar and an Anytime Fitness, which is weird. Still, customers regular filed in and out while we sat for a couple of hours so this must be a local favorite even though it’s not a Starbucks!

THE BEST coffee shop for working away and drinking a great latte. In addition, they serve great baked goods and vegan options which I highly suggest trying out!

Queen Anne’s Caffè Fiore has quickly become my go-​to for casual coffee and personal time in the area. The first draw for someone like me, is the ample free parking in the area – it is very easy to commit to a coffee excursion if you know you’re only paying for the coffee!
The quick facts: Good wifi. Friendly baristas + staff. Cozy, darker atmosphere with average of low-​medium noise level. Heavy focus on espresso drinks – specialty is the «Sevilla» (mocha with orange zest. highly recommend!) Good for children; they have a small table in a ‘kids corner.’ Noise level has always been good regardless.
They’re busiest on weekends, but generally are somewhat busy at all times in the afternoon.
Some food available – standard café faire. Never had anything myself, but with the other stores in the area you’re probably better off getting food elsewhere first.
Tons of outdoor seating. No tables, but the lawn-​recliner style chairs have wide flat armrests which serve as adequate tabletops.
Most of the seating indoors is large table and bar-​space with very few individual tables, so be prepared to share.
The café is part of a larger chain in Seattle, but it still feels utterly unique and «neighbourhood.» They do not have a punch card, but they have a reloadable gift card (much like Starbucks) with a free drink after every 10 purchased.
The espresso is pretty top-​tier. Full-​bodied and flavourful but not acrid in the least – it goes down very smooth! A doppio costs $ 2.50 on its own, and an Americano just $ 2.75 for any size. Other espresso drinks are somewhat average-​priced, but on the cheaper end in my opinion.
Highly recommend!

One of my fav coffee places. Located in a exquisite neighborhood of Queen Anne. Good coffee and their baked goods are good too.

It’s a sad day when Starbucks can make a better cappuccino. Used to frequent here all the time but the milk is always scalded and the espresso taste just like a cheap drip coffee.

Hometown perfect. It doesn’t get more Queen Anne than this. Perfect espresso drinks, perfect vibe, nice people. There’s always a groovy experience to be had here.

My boyfriend and I stopped for a cool drink walking around the ‘hood. I ordered a green tea latte and he got the sevilla. My green tea latte had just the right amount of matcha and cream in it to be a sweet pick-​me-​up for the rest of the day.
The barista was friendly, I’d go back if I was around again.

This is my favorite coffee shop to go and get things done! No comfy chairs to tempt me into laziness, with just the right amount of afternoon sunlight, Café Fiore is a great study spot.
The music is nearly always good and the coffee aint bad either. Watch out for the loose electrical outlet at the bar next to the window and eavesdrop on the always interesting conversations happening at the big round community table.
If you get there before its sold out, the squash bread is excellent. Mini donuts are pretty, but not worth the cost.

We love heading to this place. It’s an easy as it’s just a few blocks from our place.
Their service is spot on, drink choices are kind of limited but you will have a good cup of joe… No matter what.

For me:
8oz hemp milk latte
For him:
The biggest bucket you can find of whole milk mocha with an orange zest (they call it the Seville, I think)
It ain’t cheap, but it’s damn good when you want to treat yo’self!

I had a cortado — taste is A+++++! Having walked up 3^rd Ave W from Mercer to Galer is worth it!

The best latte I’ve ever had, and my mother from CA agrees! I wish I could have one every morning. Great pastries as well.

This place is just okay. I was not impressed. Also the baristas barely noticed us as they were chatting away with their friends. I got a dirty chai and it was ick. The mochas were also not very good. I’m going to stick to El Diablo up the road.

Nothing proves that there is more to a coffee shop than just its coffee like Fiore. This has been my local shop for ten years and when I walk through the doors I feel like I am home.
The coffee is amazing and I have always found the Baristas to be some of the most interesting people in the city. No, they are not always Starbucks cheery. They are real people with real lives and sometimes they can be grumpy… And they expect the same from you… and that’s suits me just fine. It’s these characters, combined with the quirky locals that give this place a soul.
If you enjoy a good cup of coffee with some Seattleites this place is for you… if you want a frappaciono it’s a short walk to the «Bucks»

Best matcha green tea latte around! The espresso is great too.
Great place to get work done.
Staff is really friendly.

I came in after a quick morning visit to Kerry Park, and just wanted a coffee to warm my fingers. I ended up getting a thick slice of their squash bread along with my coffee, and that prompted this review. Just my opinion, but this is the BEST SQUASH BREAD I’ve had. Thickly sliced, very spiced and flavorful, and incredibly moist.
Also the coffee was fantastic.

Although it’s not my favorite roast, Caffe Fiore does the job. And their café is so welcoming! Their employees are super friendly, you can sunbathe by the window, and their jar of dog treats is constantly full!
I really enjoyed stopping by here to relax for a bit before leaving the city. Thanks for leaving such a great impression of Seattle, Caffe Fiore!

Favorite coffee place in Seattle! Not only is the coffee incredible, they also serve pastries from local bakeries (like Macrina and Mighty-​O!). The atmosphere is super cozy and perfect for a drizzly fall or winter day.
My favorite drink is the «Sevilla» — a mocha made with dark chocolate and orange zest. It’s not too sweet. Just rich & amazing.

Been here once before, but many many years ago. Good coffee. Especially if you’re not into overly sweet liquids and like it just very slightly bitter. Nice little hang out. Gets crowded quick. Has good window seating and a 4 – 5 little person kid’s area.
Oh, and just in case you’re a bit daft like me, it’s CAFFÉ FIORÉ. NOT Café «Flore.»