Cafe Aroma

Café Aroma is a great local coffee shop. I met a friend for coffee, and was thoroughly impressed with the atmosphere at Café Aroma. They have a very broad and affordable coffee menu, much cheaper than Starbucks and the larger establishments. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. They have a very large seating area, that you can find a spot to quietly chat, read a book or work on a project. The coffee selection was great, and I thoroughly enjoyed the overall experience.

Good place to study, drinks are great and staff is super friendly. Service is really quick as well.

A wonderful local coffee shop! The drinks are consistently good, the people are lovely, and it's a great way to meet your neighbors if you live nearby.They have monthly specials that I look forward to. they have recently gotten some gluten-free and vegan options for things to eat.If you're in the mood for a breakfast sandwich, just know that this place reheats and so the sandwich isn't going to be the best you've ever had.On weekends there are food trucks that come. just across the street there is a lovely pet shop, movie theater, yoga studio, and local brew pub.

Cold brew coffee was great, breakfast sandwich not so much! Chewy and microwaved in a bag.

I've been here twice; the staff has always been amazing, the place clean, and everything well stocked. Unfortunately, both times the coffee has been on the weaker side. It's serviceable, but in the fierce cafe market it's not a priority destination for the coffee alone. The drive thru is clutch, the indoor place is spacious, and if you're waiting for a friend to catch a movie (or afterwards to discuss the movie!) it's a great option. Lots of snack options too. Just not the best espresso.

I visited Cafe Aroma for the first time when meeting a friend for breakfast. I've driven by but didn't think the space was so large. When you walk through the front door you're in a small room where you place your order, then you can walk through another door inside and there's a large but cozy seating area. My friend and I ate breakfast and enjoyed our drinks while catching up. There's quite a lot of drinks and food to choose from which was really nice. They were doing construction of some sort and at times we had to stop our conversation. But I won't take away a star, because I appreciate a business that's growing and trying to update. I will definitely be back in the future.

Great staff - friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Great vibes. Dog friendly place. Indoor and outdoor seating options. Good coffee and good times. A nice place to hangout - work, relax.

Before our morning hike, we stopped at Cafe Aroma for some much needed caffeine sustenance. The pastry display case was too tempting to pass up - I ended up picking up an almond pastry because aesthetic. It was pleasing to the eye but also to the palate. It was flaky and crispy and fragrant. The iced latte was standard and while it wasn't anything too special, it was much needed juice to get the day going. Seating seemed limited near the coffee bar, but looks like there was a separate room, too. Since the table by the counter was available, we didn't venture back there. Overall, Cafe Aroma is a great spot to grab a pastry and a coffee, whether you're on the go or just chillin'.

This is a cool, unique and local coffee shop with a huge, comfortable back room full of chairs and space. They serve Fidalgo coffee which I'd never tried but is from Burlington, WA... 72 miles away. My espresso had a nice crema and a wonderful aroma! Heck, Aroma is the name of this place so I had high hopes! Upon taking my first sip, the word that came to mind was "smooth"! The second word for this medium dark coffee was "delicious"!This was the first of four double espressos at four different places on Saturday morning! Hey... when near Seattle, coffee is a must!As for the breakfast sandwich I ordered, it was supposed to be on a croissant but I was highly not impressed. I think it was microwaved and the croissant was not the slightest bit flaky. Not recommended. Life is good with a smooth aromatic espresso!

How I heard of this place: A new friend wanted to meet up for coffee and a (long) catch-up. She found and recommended this spot, which we had the pleasure of trying this morning.Type of cuisine: A cafe with espresso beverages (and ones without caffeine), a small selection of sweet pastries, and a handful of breakfast sandwiches. Ambiance: Outside, a small parking lot is viewable from several tables and chairs set up for outdoor visits. We were pleasantly surprised to see chairs for little ones (children), too! Inside the front door, one may think that orders are only available for take-away (or outdoor seating). The space is mostly taken up by a large bar area for the barista to work, one small table and barquette (that's currently filled with decorations and trinkets). But through a glass-paned door to the back, one enters a large living room. Expansive, and with armchairs, couches, coffee tables, even tables and chairs for working can be found. The space is warm, a bit eclectic with too many varied forms of cheesy art and decor, but it's not as distracting as might be expected. It's still a very cozy living room space that's been created for this third place in life.What I ordered: The ominous morning fog, drizzling and misting rain, and greyness leant itself to welcoming the winter Peppermint Mocha (12oz $4.55, plus flavor for $0.85) and a microwaved, square shaped breakfast croissant with Canadian bacon, egg and cheese (about $7). What I loved: The sandwich was warm and flavorful, but when not eaten quickly enough, the edges so crusty and hard, it couldn't be bit through and had to be broken off (discarded). The peppermint mocha, though, was perfectly prepared. It was the best I've had in years. Thank you vegetarian barista! Why I loved it: Cafe Aroma is a very cozy, easy space to spend your morning. Whether you're working, catching up with friends, or spending a lazy afternoon with family in a living room setting (that's not at home), it's wonderful! And the peppermint mocha. Must go back for it again soon.Cost: Average to high (espresso beverage prices are similar to most cafes, but the sandwich seemed overpriced for quality and preparation).