Kappa Espresso

Very nice young man behind the counter. I think he said his name was LuLu(I could be wrong, and I apologize if I am!!) He seemed just happy to be there! I got an Americano and it was good:) The pasties look AMAZING! But I'm on yet another diet, so had to skip them.

A nice quick stop for a delicious traditional macchiato. Took me back to Addis for a minute

Too slow to serve. Took 25min to get just a coffee. Only one serves 3-5 walk ins all the time.But the staff was kind and nice. Gave us apologies with polite smiles.

When you are getting out of Seatac airport & looking for coffee, you will be surprised to find Kappa Espresso with the highest rating in the area. When you drive up to the location, you might miss the Coffee shop sign. This is opposite to Key Bank and on the same building which has Seatac Barber and Seatac Bakery. When you enter the small coffee shop, you are welcomed with a smell of grinded coffee smell and a smile & someone who asks your name and asks about your day before asking what you want to have! The bakery goods shelf attracts you instantly!We ordered Coffee Latte and Cappuccino. They had good aroma and seem to have been roasted longer to leave a strong aroma and a slight smoky flavor.We also ordered the Cannoli which is not the Italian version but a flaky pastry filled with not-so-sweet custard which we loved. It had the right sweetness and good flaky-ness. Parking is a nightmare as there is no parking on the street but something on the side which feels like someone's home!

I found this spot through Maps while visiting the area. The vanilla latte with oat was amazing and I love that there's an 8oz size offered! Perfect for an afternoon pick-me-up. They have a variety of beautiful pastries, that I admired but didn't try. I was warmly greeted upon entering and had the best convo with Seni while she made my drink. Great flavor, really nice espresso, and the perfect temp. Seni was so sweet and made sure that I was happy with my drink. It's a teeny spot, I got my coffee to go, but my stop there made my day! Will definitely be my go-to spot whenever I'm in town!

Subpar coffee, not easy to find or park, and the interior was quite rough. Zero seating. Staff was friendly but quiet.

Very nice baristas. I've gone on a weekend and during the week. I absolutely love the chai tea. Also the barista welcomes your feedback. She wants your drink to taste the way you want it to taste and can tell you what to tell her next time to make it just right for you. So glad to add another delicious locally owned cafe to my list! Downside: no sitting room. And I'm not sure where I'm supposed to park. There's some spots right on its side but I'm not sure if those spots are for the house next to it. There are spots in the back that are fine though.

Phenomenal espresso!!!! Got a cappuccino with almond milk and cinnamon, the espresso was the perfect flavor and perfect foam on the almond milk. Service was also super friendly. Will be back!

I had to get them quick fix on my way to the airport and based on a quick review I decide to stop by this espresso shop. It's a tiny shop that is visible from the street but unless you know where the park parking can be challenging. You can park up on the hill behind the shop, now in terms of espresso, they serve Ethiopian beans which is just perfect. I happen to see the arrival of fresh beans from Ethiopia on the floor. Too bad they are not selling green beans at this moment.The press is awesome and I can recommend enough how great the shots are. if you need to coffee and you're on the way to SeaTac airport, you owe yourself to check out this place. I will surely come back and probably buy some beans so I can roast on my own.

Great service! ordered vanilla Latte and he made it so pretty. I should've taken a picture but maybe next time. The owner ( Lu'o idk how to spell his name so forgive me if you see this) is so friendly and kind.