4th Ave Espresso Bar

The nicest people work here, I think I love them. I stopped in for a breve since I was staying at the W next door (where the coffee options are yuck), and I'm glad I did! The space is really well done, quiet, comfy, and classy. Great place to read the paper, probably not the best place to let the kids run around. Looked like a tasty deli selection, but most importantly, the coffee is really good; I consider myself a breve latte connoisseur and I'd rate theirs as one of the best I've had.

Excellent coffee! I think they use Ladro beans, perhaps?Stayed at the W when in town for work and this was my go-to coffee spot every morning. Really enjoyed the bistro style coffee spot, lots of space to sit, and really tasty lattes.

First of all, this place is hard to find - it's located inside a hotel but is very unassuming from the street so I ended up making an unnecessary loop around the building. The pastry selection was a bit disappointing, especially based on some of older photos I saw on Yelp. I got the chocolate croissant and it was just fine, nothing special and didn't taste fresh baked. I also got a hot tea but it was very disappointing (how on earth do you mess up a tea bag tea!?)Sadly there are not many other options in the area early in the morning, but I would not recommend this spot.

Quaint little coffee shop in a beautiful hotel!The honey latte and berry pastry I had were a delight. The price was high (4 pastries, one latte, one tea=$30+)and the quality high (on par with pastries I have had in Switzerland and France).Definitely worth a go!

The best seasonal danish I have ever eaten or remember. It was flaky, sweet and sour, melting in your mouth kind of pastry. Also their croissants are flakey and delicious. Capuccinos were great. This coffee shop is in the Fairmont Olympic hotel premises and also accessible from the street which makes it very frequented. Small space but packed with somehow Art Deco charm. My colleagues also complimented the color palette and also having real newspapers to read, like in the old cafes.

The service was excellent! It's a cute spot that seems to get a steady flow of customers. They were very efficient. Everything we ordered was excellent. The Olympic Honey Latte was not too sweet with great flavor. The Almond Croissant was flaky and also had great flavor. I would recommend trying both. The Manager(?) stopped by our table to see how everything was. He told us about the bees they have on the rooftop that produce the honey used in the latte. This was the best coffee shop experience I have ever had. Thank you!!

Delicious coffee (I had 2 back to back) and super friendly service. I will order the coffee they use for my own home brews.

Expectations were super high for a bar tucked away in the bowels of the incredible Fairmont Olympic. Most 5-star hotels set the bar high for the quality of coffee, sense of decor, and uniqueness of service.I left quite deflated for quite a few reasons - The cafe itself didn't' reflect the opulence and grandeur of its location, and the decor was average at best. The food options were very limited (the display case was almost bare), giving a strange sense of scarcity and lack of planning, esp in such a popular hotel. The baristas were super friendly and hospitable, which was probably its only redeeming quality. I opted for an espresso and mocha, which were nothing remarkable in their taste, presentation, or delivery.Def a missed opportunity to wow at all levels.

This cafe and this hotel (connected to the Fairmont Olympic in Seattle) has been horrific for the entirety of the week we've stayed here. Every morning they run out of cups for coffee (today we got one of the last 12 oz cups) and they always show empty display cases of sandwiches or pastries (and the stuff that's left are all "spoken for" - meaning they're already sold to other customers). There aren't even that many people here in town for Thanksgiving week when the City is virtually empty, and mind you, it's only 9:30 am or so whenever we drop in for food and coffee! Very disappointed with our stay and the choices for food, especially because we had a $72 food credit each morning in connection with our 5-day stay because we are Amex Platinum cardholders and paid a premium to book our room through the Amex Travel portal. We had a very difficult time using our credit each morning and it was definitely not the platinum travel experience we are accustomed to with other Fine Resorts and Hotel experiences. Very frustrated!

A little pricey, but the honey lavender matcha was one of the best I've ever had. Very friendly staff and unique decor gave it a great vibe.