C & P Coffee Company

Meh, overated the only cool thing is that the community saved the house from demolishing. Snobby barista adds to the charm tho. Went for chai, they use Morning Glory out of WA. State I personally think Black Scotty is hands down way better! Oh and they don't "pump" they free pour so don't ask [insert snob attitude by barista here] the Chai was so bland had no kick at all.

My son lives very close to this cafe so I go there quite often with my Grandkids. They love the hot chocolate with a sprinkle of peppermint - reminds them of Christmas. One of the times I visited it was snowing hard. The lady who worked there offered my her umbrella. Who does that - awesome!! They have great drinks and pastries. They have a lot of comfortable seating inside and outside to enjoy. Love this place

This is the quintessential coffeehouse. Great coffee, great ambiance, perfect place to do homework while eating scones and drinking tea.

There are several cafés/coffee shops within walking distance of my house but technically C&P is the closest so occasionally I will pop in for a beverage, but to be honest it's not my favorite place. In fact, it's my least favorite and one of the nearby places is a Starbucks. Is that saying a lot?I love that they have a lot of space to read/work/hang out and they host a lot of cool events like live music and the silent book club nights, but the staff just isn't friendly. At all. The disdain shown to non coffee snobs is palpable. They barely even offer a smile when I come up to order and offer no friendly pleasantries. Their menu is averagely diverse; offering options for people who can't do caffeine or need an alternative to dairy milk, (Like me) which I appreciate. They also have some gluten free and vegan pastry options in their pastry case. Their patios in the front and back are lovely in nice weather, as well. Maybe they are friendlier to die hard regulars but because they aren't nice I don't want to be a regular. Kind of a conundrum.

What I love about this place is that it seems to be a neighborhood stop and people don't go out of their way to come here. I certainly do. The seats are arranged to be more for socializing and collaborating, though there are amble benches for you to work independently both indoors and outdoors. It does get insanely crowded, and the only time it seems to die down are between 11am-1pm. They occasionally have day-time events. Coffee - average.

Very cute place with delicious drinks! Efficient service and friendly people, plus it has the coziest vibe that is super inviting and warm

Love this coffee spot! Great coffee and super friendly staff. They seem to know everyone. The ample amount of seating despite it not being a terribly big place is great!! Indoor, outdoor, doesn't matter it feels so cozy and a perfect spot to chill. And huge bonus - there's beer, wine & ciders!

SPECIAL Ma & Pa. I love this place!West Seattle's lucky to have this place. The Starbuck invasion & then COVID, too.

Truly one of the coziest coffee shops in the greater Seattle area, will absolutely be coming back to work and just hang out. Tip: if you enter through the front, be sure to check around the back! Hidden huge garden area seating, a handicap parking spot, + 2 15 minute parking spots.A variety of indoor seating options (couches, tables, nooks) and outdoor (covered tables, garden seating, outdoor is dog friendly).There's a window for dog owners to order from, everyone else can order inside. All the basic coffee, tea, wine, beer, and snack options you could need + free Wi-Fi!

Super cute coffee shop! Everyone was incredibly nice and the coffee was delicious. Great atmosphere, with ambient music in the background. Definitely worth a stop!