Mabel

Great coffee. Made my Cortado just how I like it. Cornmeal biscuits are awesome. Look forward to my next visit.

Just moved into a new place near loyal heights and hadn't un boxed my coffee pot so I decided to walk the dog and grab a cup of joe at a local spot. I found Mabel via Yelp and it was just what I needed. I got a 16 oz drip, they had 2 different options and I went for the medium. A nice touch that I liked is that they have a jar that you can put cash in to get a drip if the line is busy. I will be back!

I like going to Rosellini's for baked goods. I'd walk by Mabel on my way home and I have been curious so I decided to stop by one day. The staff are nice and I was pleasantly surprised at the big space in the back of the coffee shop. The room included a good amount of seating of different styles with good lighting. I thought the seating area is evenly spaced out so that you don't feel crammed. There is also a community board where you can find out what's going on around the neighborhood. The coffee is also great and I'd love to bring a friend here to hang out one day.

This is a quiet, spacious coffee shop. There is plenty of seating in the back. The music plays really low in the front, and doesn't carry through to the back, so it's a good spot if you prefer working in a quiet place.

Great local coffee shop. Bring your own cup, they are working to move away from one use cups. As of 11/12/22, they host live music from 11-1pm.

Awesome coffee (good syrup/flavoring options!), yummy food/pastry options (try a slice of their iced bundt cakes, the flavor rotates but I haven't been let down yet!), and friendly baristas! Plus, a HUGE seating area to work from, read in, chat with friends at, etc. I love this place and come work on my laptop from here a couple of times a week and it's the best.

I had a really positive experience the first time I came here, but this second time, the barista was not very friendly.Also, why is getting a splash of soy or almond milk into your coffee $1? A lot of places don't even charge for soy milk anymore. It seems ridiculous to charge that much for alternative milks. I really like their coffee, and I hope to update my review to a more positive one next time I go.

Round 2 of my Yelp post...lost the original one via my smart phone while I was there. So much for being in the moment! Yesterday I had checked out a newish place in Bryant, this morning I was going to revisit Café Besalu in Loyal Heights/Ballard. But when I saw that darn long line, I ended up u-turning to check out Mabel on 70th and 24th instead. Sorry James!Along this stretch of 24th NW, the neighborhood residents are so fortunate since there are at least three veteran bakery/cafes and two new additions spread out every 5 to 10 blocks, one includes the month and a half old, Mabel. Mabel is a cute, sun-filled corner spot where the interior was fairly well thought out. It comes across as inviting and established with lots of visual points of interest. A plus for me was the pile of vinyl and turntable by the entrance, which while I was there was playing tunes by the Bee Gees. Limited seating, but had a steady stream of folks coming in, even with the four legged variety, like Hazel the pug!There's also the RV Room, which is a terrific business/neighborhood addition...go to their website to learn more in detail. Featured pastries are from Queen Anne's Le Reve of which I selected a pain au chocolat, bacon gruyere croissant, and a gingerbread slice to bring home to the still sleeping family.It becoming another warm morning, I also got a 16 ounce iced mocha. While I was writing the earlier Yelp post, I was kindly given a sample of the Bulletproof coffee, created by some Silicon Valley entrepreneur. Usually I gravitate to Pacific NW roasters, but totally open to trying something new.Essentially it was drip coffee enhanced with butter and coconut oil. There's also one with extra protein boosted with collagen. However to me that just sounds like coffee with hair or facial products. Anyways, the sample was okay, but I'd rather have an Ethiopian ground drip with cream and sugar then handed a strip of bacon instead. But that's me. One thing though, do not drink this followed by a swig of an iced mocha....that left an undesirable after taste. Friendly baristas/counter staff, welcoming interior, nicely arranged baked goods, decent coffee (and learned about Bulletproof), and the RV Room. Great find!

I think it is the owner- Brunette woman.. The minute you walk in with a dog.. she is right on you.."We do not allow pets.. only service dogs". I have been in several times and always the same.. She loudly yells it from behind the counter! She must not be from PNW and is obviously not a dog lover. It is a cute place and on my way to the water.. great oatmeal cookies! But she is just such a buzz kill- jumps on you right away.. Poor customer service skills... I have ordered and take it to go.. but I am not giving Mabel's my money any more!!It is Seattle... Mabel, get over your bias for dogs!!

It says pet friendly on the internet and even at the door. The second I come I I'm told to leave my dog either outside or on the carpet. This is not what pet friendly means. I am autistic and have a clearly signed service animal!! I turned around and left, stuff like this is just rude and unprofessional. Don't put on your page you're dog friendly when you're literally making people turn around and leave. Uugh just rude... I'm autistic and people just making up rules how ever they go, very frustrating and also can mess up a disabled persons whole life. Do better or say that you don't want pets in your shop. But it doesn't go both ways!