Bright Spot

such a cool and colorful vibe this coffeeshop has. It is bright and have enough space for large groups. people are nice here and coffee is good.

Popped in for coffee and a light breakfast. It's a really cute spot with bright colors and plenty of seating. They have couches and tables which provide a nice variety of seating options. A couple people had laptops out so it seems like a nice place to hang out for a bit. We got drip coffee, breakfast sandwich, and croissant. Everything was really tasty. The staff were friendly and prompt getting things out.

Having lived in Seattle for 24 years (with 20 of them being near the Mt. Baker area) ... I've seen my share of coffee shops and I like different vibes in different neighborhoods for different moods. That's the beauty of our coffee scene. BUT.... Bright Spot feels like so much more than a coffee shop. I literally felt my serotonin spike when I walked in with the soothing pastel palette, whimsical artwork, velvet couches, ice cream cone sculptures and unicorns. It's not "kitschy" tho as it has an intentional and playful feel that vacillates between a dreamy ice cream parlor, princess birthday party, art gallery and a Palm Springs Deco daytime lounge that would seem to be as fun for kids as it is for "grown ups" . How they made it feel sunny in there when it's January 8th and we are in the depths of the dark days, I'm not sure... but they did! I loved my Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte and the egg sandwich with muhammara, labneh and arugula on a super soft roll and served by a very sweet human named Persephone! Before leaving, I checked out all of the fun items they had for sale in the retail area (really cool wrapping paper, gift tags, cards, waffle cones, party hats etc) I'm super excited for this new (to me) spot and wish them all the success! I'll be back for sure. Oh and alsooooo.... They have soft serve and I will definitely be trying an affogato in the near future! Well done, Bright Spot!!

I'm sitting here in complete shock. I just paid 25 dollars for two adult and one kids cone, which is outrageous in and if itself. Made significantly worse by the fact that the adult cones were literally child size. 8 dollars for a tiny vanilla ice cream, on a plain cone? Not even a waffle cone? Wow. I feel so ripped off I'm almost in tears. Never again. What a gigantic waste of money.

Bright Spot in Seattle perfectly encapsulating the city's renowned coffee culture with its amazing local coffee shop next door and a breakfast menu that's absolutely a must-try. The ambiance is chill and cozy, making it an ideal spot for both a serene morning coffee and a hearty breakfast with friends. The service here is unmatched, with a warm and welcoming staff that makes you feel right at home from the moment you step in. Between the superbly brewed coffee, inventive and delicious breakfast offerings, and the outstanding service, Bright Spot offers an unforgettable dining experience that epitomizes the best of Seattle's vibrant food scene.

Came here to get coffee and do some work while I eat a little breakfast and it's now my new favorite coffee shop. The ambiance is so cute. It lives to its name, Bright Spot. It has great energy and so cute in the inside, very bright and colorful. I enjoyed the meatless breakfast bowl, it was surprisingly very flavorful and I would order again. Service was great and I will now be a frequent customer.

My cousin and I were headed to the Seattle Japanese Garden last Saturday but were looking for a coffee shop to hang out for a bit first. I wanted to find something on the way from my dad's in Rainier Valley. When I did. google search this cute shop popped up and we decided to give it a try. So glad we did! Such a cute shop we got here about 10:30 wasn't too busy. But I can see this is definitely a neighborhood spot for families. It is exactly a bright spot! Not only it's aesthetic but it staff and what they offer. They've been open since January I believe. The staff is friendly and helpful. And as soon as we walked around the corner on the outside we knew it was going to be a great spot such cute neon signs. The cloud light fixtures above the kitchen area that change colors, mural multi pastel color tables. It's a fairly large space lots of seating. They just happen to have one of my favorite local artists exhibiting Josephine Rice. We opted to share a couple pastries I like that they offer to heat them up for you. I also love that they have hemp as an alternative milk not every does or can do latte art with it. Definitely want to try their breakfast sandwiches next time. They make their cookies and vegan soft serve and make ice cream sandwiches out of them. They also carry a variety of retail items a great stop for someone looking for a small gift for a friend or last minute birthday gift for a child's birthday party. This place is bound to brighten your day!!

I got a matcha latte and my sister got a chai latte, both were delicious! The staff was so friendly and welcoming, and the decor was very cute. Loved the bright colors and cute products to buy like dog treats, pins and wall hangings. Ok so my only issue was the mushrooms on the sandwiches, and I love mushrooms of all kinds all sorts of ways. The bread, arugula and spread were perfect, but the mushrooms were just too big I think or not cooked enough maybe? They were a bit chewy. I really wanted to like it but I was just so off put by the mushrooms. The bacon was also undercooked and a bit fatty, so skip adding that. I need to try just the egg and maybe that would be better. Also definitely recommend getting your pastries heated up. Thank you for a bright afternoon on a rainy day!

Yeeeeaaah..... so one of the most influential executive development chefs on the west coast just shadow dropped their god-tier coffee shop in Mt. Rainier. So yeah - full freak out. Full - on - freak - out.Order everything. Hurry!

It has vegan options including their soft serve. Is family friendly, cute and quiet neighborhood coffee and tea shop. They serve some egg sandwiches and pastries too. Friendly and easy atmosphere.