Fuel

Great place to start your morning groove! I love it here and enjoy myself everytime I come. They have tasty treats, great coffee. If you’re in the neighborhood and want to just get some work done via computer this is the spot!
Check it out.

Definitely my favorite coffee shop in the city. Sad I’m not around there all the time anymore. My favorites are the morning glory chai (nice and spicy) and lattés. They are a treat that I will go out of my way for.

if you like non-​acidic yet heavy flavor in your expression, stop by Fuel.
classically designed coffee shop atmosphere for a quick jolt of caffeine or a rainy Seattle afternoon with the laptop.

Best Americano ever! And cute space with friendly barista. I will be back for sure!

I stopped by Fuel the other day while out walking around. It has a nice atmosphere inside – it’s a little funky, but not over the top. It is a small shop, so with a long line it can get cramped. I had an americano and it was delicious and very well made. The barista was friendly and in a good mood. I only gave it 3 stars because it’s on the pricey side for coffee and the wait was longer than ideal. The wait didn’t really bother me because I was just out for a stroll, but it could be a downside if you’re in a rush.

Best Almond Milk latte I’ve ever had! Great space, nice vibe. Boyfriend really enjoyed his espresso also. Food options look tasty too. Will return for sure :)

Really great little coffee place. For a real cup of coffee skip the Starbucks and visit Fuel. I love the quirky theme they have, but that makes a lot of sense due to the fact I am a race fan. The Americano is nice and strong and the latte is also strong. Lots of flavor. Love it!

Fuel has Excellent coffee! Definitely give it a shot. Only four stars because there’s usually only one barista and it can take a while to get in an order.

Cute, local coffee shop with a nifty interior and overall theme. A great place to hold an intimate meeting, study or catch up with a friend (I saw all of these happen today during my visit).
A little longer than average wait time. It seemed like the barista felt a bit rushed. Very small area to wait for your drink; a little cramped.
I ordered the Morning Glory Chai. After about 10 minutes, she announced: «vanilla latte» and I looked around and saw no one come get it, so I asked if that was my morning glory. She looked puzzled for a minute and said yes. I asked if there was Chai in it and she said yes, with a shot of espresso.
The whole situation left me a little confused.
It tasted ok, could’ve added a bit more vanilla though.

Fuel drives me crazy because it LOOKS like a great coffee shop… but it isn’t. Cool logo, stylish stylings, etc. But the coffee is terrible. These guys can’t make a decent cappuccino. AND they’re not friendly.
I’d resent them less if their looks weren’t so deceiving. I keep getting fooled into giving them another chance. But no, it is always bad.

Not noisy, relax. I love their single origin coffee. Aero Press is my favorite.

If you want a solid latte in the eastern part of Capitol Hill, look no further! My 12oz cup was brimming with strong deliciousness.
If you care about more than just the quality of the coffee, Fuel’s still got you covered. They’re a hip little space with a funky retro «fuel» theme going on. It appears to be a popular late-​evening work destination, and I can totally see why: there’s nothing pretentious about it, and the caffeine is top notch. It is next to a daycare, though, so be prepared to run into kids and don’t come in expecting dead silence. But do come in for the coffee.

This is a sweet eastern Cap Hill neighborhood spot for some coffee fuel and along a bus route. A glorious day paved the way for me winding up here…
The first impression I had was this is the Smarty Pants (bar) of Seattle coffeeshops, minus the big screens and booze. I love the deep brown tones sort of at the waist-​level and below while lighter hues hover above it. Even the awesome art (rotating?) shared the similar color tones; ‘just a sweet brown and light tan ambience.
Mah short SF V Latte was solid and the gal is cool & kind (short or long line, she seems friendly chatty a bit with the right customers, lol; no biggie — just a note).
Now where’s my motorcycle?!

If you’re looking for a quiet place to study or chill, this is the place. Always friendly baristas and good coffee. It’s not 15^th ave busy so you won’t have to fight for a seat even on a Sunday afternoon.

With friendly staff and a calm atmosphere, Fuel Coffee is one of the best cafes in Seattle. They’re always prompt with orders and sure to ask how your day has been. Prices are generally reasonable although some sandwiches can get up to $ 7.25 because they are in meal proportions. I would definitely return to Fuel for a quick bite or a long study session anytime.

Tall Americano to go.
That is all I usually order. I came, it did its job and I left. I would return.

Solid espresso drinks, nice staff, okay pastries, and drip coffee that doesnt really taste like anything but hot water and whatever you add to it. But it’s nice to bring my friends dog here, grab a mocha to go, and continue on with the walkies.

Love the ambiance and the friendliness of the baristas. Funny though, when I walked (well, hopped) in, I thought I was entering a warmer version of the Apple Store (that smelled of fabulously freshly ground coffee beans and sugared scones) with everyone on their Probooks. The barista got me set up in the comfy window seats so I could put my leg up on an armchair and I lazed the day away with my kindle and many delicious Americano coffees with extra espresso. I can’t wait to go back!!!

Laptop camper here. My first impressions were positive due to the cute fuel theme, their motto «get going» and retro look. They have old fuel cans, books and maps sprinkled about. It looks like they roast their own beans. Beans are for sale, along with High 5 Pies, scones, croissants, bagels, Mighty-​O Donuts, Molly’s (salads, wraps and sandwiches), t-​shirts and mugs.
* Bacon cheddar scone: big but not dry, dense and filling, topped with cheese, lots of tiny bacon pieces, yum
* Latte: Milk well incorporated, smooth, light roast. After awhile I couldn’t taste the coffee flavor. Maybe the roast was too light.
From a camping perspective, it’s a small space with a good number of outlets, but you might not be able to find a table because there are plenty of campers. Also, it’s by a daycare center, so you’ll be dealing with kid/​baby noises.
You know you love me. X0 X0, laptop camper.

The coffee at Fuel is richer, more flavorful, and smoother than the coffee at other coffee houses, be they corporate or mom and pop. I only come here when I’m on the Hill out of convenience, but would definitely come more often were I closer.
PROS:
1. Amazing coffee.
2. Friendly staff
3. Yummy, home-​baked goods and treats
CONS:
1. Maybe a little on the pricey side. If you’re looking for comparable prices to Sbux, you won’t find that here. But you get what you pay for.