Cedar & Spokes Coffee & Bar

We had planned on breakfast at the original Starbucks (you know, like tourists), but the line was insane so we came here on a friend's recommendation.The location is great, a short walk from Pike's market and right on the water. One side of the shop is all windows, and you can see the water and the ships.It has a calm, quiet, minimalistic atmosphere, and you can tell they take coffee seriously. My husband and I both got lavender lattes (I got iced and he got hot). The flavor and especially the presentation on both were great. The black currant scone and chocolate croissant were fresh and great too.We ended up going back twice while we were in town. We had the same barista both times and he could've been a little friendlier, but overall we had a great experience.

Back again with another review, because the more I visit Cedar & Spokes, the more I feel it's charm!

Cedar & Spokes is a cute, aesthetic cafe in the heart of Belltown serving up some damn good coffee. Oh did I mention also cocktails? Yeah it's also a bar! You can even book out the space for an event. I love the open, minimal layout with floor to ceiling windows that provide a lot of natural light. Perfect spot to relax with a book or catch up on some work.The latte art here is on point! I got the mocha which wasn't too sweet and my friend got the lavender latte! Highly recommend checking this spot out if you're in Belltown and need a spot to relax for a bit.Video review: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Co7_BsADfRN/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_linkFollow my Instagram and TikTok @thephotographerfoodie! :)

In my opinion, Cedar & Spokes is one of Pike Place Market area's most underrated coffee shops and one of my favorite places to stop by when I'm around the market.Cedar and Spokes is a short walk from the business of Pike Place Market, across the street from Cost Plus World Market. The cafe has a great selection of espresso coffee drinks, seasonal drinks, and if you're feeling extra fancy, a variety of wines.I can't talk about Cedar and Spokes without talking about their amazing ambiance! You get water views of the sound in their chill, light and bright space. It's a great place to sit and relax, break out the laptop to do work, or even hold events. There's even a small in the room in the back for parents and kids!Give Cedar & Spokes a visit!

Stumbled upon this place while meeting up with my mom and extended family in Seattle. With it being literally just a block from the pike place market it was very cute and the barista was so sweet. My family had already ordered their coffee so I just ordered myself a chai latte with oat milk and was able to order my son chocolate milk( they have the good glass bottle milk here) and ordered my daughter just some steamed milk because she needs her milk warm. My son loved his chocolate milk and the steamed milk was the perfect temperature so the kiddos were happy. My chai latte was delicious and probably one of the best I've ever had- the chai flavor came through and it was so creamy with just the right amount of sweetness. Service was amazing, the drinks were perfect, there was no line and bathrooms were super clean. A great local coffee shop find in Seattle.

I love this cafe. The views are gorgeous, and the espresso is delicious. Everything was clean and straightforward but not sterile. I loved the decor; everything in its proper place makes for an easy, spacious place to enjoy great coffee and get some work done. You can tell a lot of planning went into the layout, and many decisions were made to achieve this elegant experience. Cedar & Spokes was the first cafe in Seattle that wowed me. We only stayed a week but visited here twice, which was great both times.

Absolutely great espresso, a very good cortado, and my friend had a cappuccino that she enjoyed thoroughly. This cafe has plenty of seating and high ceilings so that people can stay safe during COVID. They also check vaccine status for people eating/drinking inside. The espresso was fruity and vibrant--more citrusy or stone fruit notes than berry notes. It had less is the traditional chocolaty notes, so if more acidic espresso is not your thing, this may not be for you. The cortado had similar underlying notes, but the milk added some caramel sweetness.In addition to the coffees, we shared an avocado toast with goat cheese, cherry tomato, and cream cheese. I wasn't sure how the cream cheese would taste, but it was excellent. Their other food options looked good, but this is definitely a coffee first establishment.Last note: they have a great view of the sound and the Olympic range from most of their tables.

Super cute cafe! Parking was a bit difficult so plan accordingly as well as the entrance was somewhat hard to locate if you've never been!When you walk in, it's very triangular inside which I absolutely love!The barista was super nice and I ordered a lavender latte! His latte art is pretty great too.I'm not a huge coffee person so I'm always surprised when I order a coffee and it's not sweet but I was also a bit disappointed that I couldn't taste the lavender at all.Overall, it's a cute spot whether you're working or on a date.

I came here to sip some lattes, eat my lunch, and read for a bit, and this was a great spot for it! Tried the matcha with lavender syrup and the chai as well. Both were very good and the barista was very helpful and kind when I asked questions about their recommendations. I liked the natural lighting and it seems like a popular work space. I'd definitely come back to this cafe again!

Wandered into this place looking for a place to chill and enjoy some ice cold coffee. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was the coffee roasting on site. They have tons of tables and plugs as well as seating, which is perfect if you need to use your laptop or charge your phone. Wi-Fi network goes quick. The guy at the front is really friendly. He made me a coffee soda since they were out of tonic water and I loved it. Great taste. They have a clean bathroom and also have food and cocktails for those looking for something a little different.If you're near Pike Place I recommend going here and getting away from the crowds. Relax in a great local coffee shop.