Jack Sprat

Finally tried this spot with my daughter and husband. It's got a great green space outside which makes it perfect for kiddos and big groups. Must be lovely in the summer. We went on a weekday early afternoon and there were only a couple other patrons. Staff are friendly and helpful. Food was good. Everything's on the pricier side but the quality was there. The açaí bowl was good. The goji berries were a bit too hard/crunchy for my toddler to enjoy. The BLT was delicious but at $15 for a sandwich it really should come with a side salad or fries. Coffee: my oat milk mocha was delicious. Hubs ordered a nitro cold brew which came with ice. Do nitros typically come with ice? Seemed to water it down a bit and disrupt the nitro foam. Overall, a great spot nestled between all the apartments and hotels in Redmond. Street parking was easy but it's a trek if you've got little ones with you with little legs.

Pretty surprised that I live in the neighborhood and I had never tried Jack Sprat before. Very good coffee, delicious godly onion rings, and pretty decent Pizza. Loved the fact they have happy hours till 6 PM - and they do have some amazing beer. We tried one stout which really stood out - flavor profile was somewhere between coffee and a cough syrup Service and atmosphere both are excellent here.

Beautiful space! Very clean and inviting. Nice staff. Unfortunately the coffee is terrible.

Very good natural lighting and lots of seating. They have covered seating outside too, perfect for rainy days. We used street parking down the road and it was a short walk to the cafe. We had tuna fish sandwiches, coffee, a protein smoothie. The food was good and filling. It was a little confusing coming in on how it worked, but you can order from a kiosk. We weren't really guided or greeted by staff- but they were friendly when delivering our items. My only complaint is that we spent $50 on this, but I suppose that's to be expected near Microsoft headquarters.

We'll be back for sure! We two stopped for coffee and pastries.SERVICE: 4.0. Positive and fast. Heated up our pastries without being asked. One orders at one of the two touch-screens near the entry, or via mobile phone after grabbing a table and scanning a QR code.AMBIANCE: 3.0. Ground floor on a building corner with ceiling to floor windows facing to the southwest. Very high ceilings. Good sound system, though the music was a bit loud and the music sounded canned and like a genre of failed faux funk (to my ears). Clean tables and bathrooms. Table and bar seating, including a couple of large high tables capable of seating large groups. Large screen with projector can be lowered from the ceiling for sports games and movies. Fun large magnetic Scrabble board affixed to one wall (near door to bathrooms) with limited letters is a fun distraction.COFFEE and PASTRIES: 3.5- 4.0: Americano. A bit dark for my taste, but well-made.- 3.0: Decaf with almond milk. Decaf latte unavailable, so settled for this. Unsatisfying.- 4.0: Croissant. My partner liked her croissant as it was warmed up; that earned 0.5 points alone.- 3.0: Chocolate Croissant (aka Pain au Chocolat). Not very flaky, but acceptable; being served warmed up earned it 0.5.

Went to this new spot and had smoothies with a friend. Both were very tasty. The menu looks nice and I'll be back to try the food another time. It was quiet and clean with a nice view over the park. The service was attentive and pleasant. Parking was scarce, it was suggested that we park at the Avalon garage or park and ride nearby.

We got a mocha and a latte along with a chocolate croissant. The servers are very sweet and seem fun. The croissant was pretty good too. Unfortunately the coffee was a bit bitter and over roasted for my liking. But the cafe itself was beautiful. Wish they would improve the quality of their coffee.

Love to stop in here for a coffee on my bike commutes to the nearby light rail station, or to grab a beer with friends on my way home. Also nice food options to go along with the extremely good pizza from Pizza Poggio outside.This part of Redmond / North Bellevue is rather devoid of places like this where you can get a variety of food and hang out with friends in comfort, very welcome addition to the neighborhood.Bring back the impossible burgers and it'd be perfect :D

Cute cafe w/ chill vibes and good coffee. On behalf of the vegans, please add some avocado toast (or other vegan breakfast options)!!

Nestled in Esterra Park, they combine two distinct dining concepts under one roof. Jack Sprat offers a fresh café menu with a variety of options, including salads, sandwiches, and a diverse array of drinks, from coffee to adult beverages. Meanwhile, Pizza Poggio brings the taste of authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas with thin, crispy crusts and rich toppings, all baked in a wood-fired oven. WHAT WE ATE:- French fries were crisp and seasoned to perfection.- The fried chicken was OMG. You have no business being that delicious.- The pastrami Reuben was packed with house-smoked pastrami made from premium beef. My partner could only eat half.- The Poggio Piccante pizza was stupid good. I could taste the fresh tomatoes and mozzarella, and the bread-to-topping ratio was perfect.- The Pink Elevator, made with fresh watermelon juice, was refreshing with just enough sweetness.There isn't traditional table service as you bus your own table.