Caffe Umbria

A small and nice coffee shop with good seasonal drinks and tasty pastries! The drinks and pastries tend to be a bit sweeter than the other cafes in the area. Also, the pastries run out fairly quickly. I've only visited after noon and every time they only have a few cookies left. I really enjoyed the seasonal drinks. The cardamom maple latte had a really strong cardamom flavor which paired well with the slightly bitter coffee and creamy milk. The caffe al pepe had a nice floral note from the pepper and left a slight warmth with all the spices.As for the pastries, I've mostly only tried the shortbreads since that's basically all they have left when I arrive, but they're pretty good. They're crispy and buttery and a really nice snack to eat with a warm cup of coffee. I also like that they're not plain, they're filled with either jam or chocolate hazelnut spread.

Cute little cafe tucked away in the "Denny Triangle."Not at all what I expected, but in a good way!The only reason for 4-star instead of 5-star rating is because the prices are $$$.Fast and friendly service from an Italian barista added to the full experience of this Italian themed cafe. Also, there were several customers sitting down enjoying coffee while having conversations in Italian. Great ambiance.There were also two customers "working" although for me it seemed a bit loud and distracting to get any work done.I had a large Nutelinna (latte with Nutella) which was delicious!

Walked in here for a quick iced dirty chai and left a fan of the art work on display. My coffee didn't disappoint either. We took some beans home with us too!

I had a weeklong conference at the nearby Convention Center and I made sure to stop by in the morning for an Americano before attending my seminars. My wife declared Caffe Umbria and their coffee beans as her favorite. She has found her go-to coffee beans. One of the notable blend is the Leone. It's a light roast with complement notes of apricot, huckleberry, vanilla and brown sugar. It's got a earthy flavor to it, which I really enjoy. The next blend on our list is the Arco Etrusco -- I'm curious about the smokey and roasty taste. This is extra information. Le Painer, a well-known pastry shop at the Market, serves Umbra coffee along with their pastries. Give it a try.

Yummiest coffee creations ever!I tried the Lavender Latte ($5.25 for small) and my friends had the Honey Oat Latte and iced Mocha.They had a delicious granita in the frozen drink mixer that was off-menu, we were given a taste. It was like coffee ice cream, yum! What a treat!

A longtime fan of Caffe Umbria here. They have amazing food and coffee, and their ambiance is very quiet and chill-this is the perfect place to sit and have a minute or two to yourself and enjoy a coffee.

Caffe umbria is such a beautiful coffee shop in pioneer square and close to lots of shopping! I can see it being a nice place to chat with a friend or get work done. There's plenty of seating and the space feels really airy and is filled with light. I ordered a medium honey oat latte ($7.17) and thought it was just okay! I didn't taste much of either flavor, but it was still good as just a latte. My friend got a matcha latte and also commented that it was lacking a matcha taste. I will say we came about 20 minutes before closing so there was no wait for our drinks! They close at 4 Saturdays which seems to be later than other cafes in the area.

A cute coffee shop, located in the heart of downtown Seattle, offers cozy vibes inside, making it a good place to get work done, study, or catch up with a friend. While the coffee was solid, it didn't wow me. The service was quick, although my sister and I were the only customers at 12:36 pm on a Thursday afternoon. However, the cost is quite pricey, honestly. It's worth a try, but it wasn't anything extraordinary.

Had the honey oat milk latte which was really tasty. The sweet Italian man made it with love, you can tell making coffee is his craft. He also provided great customer service :) It was such a great mid day pick me up, I just wished they used a better brand of oat milk (it's the Kirkland kind) but overall good coffee I would come back for it

Very nice service and the coffee and scones were great. I just wish alternative milks werent that steep of an upcharge!