Push x Pull - Seattle

Coffee is good and the vibe is really relaxing and spacious! Beautiful space and great coffee.

last summer i went to portland for a little solo trip/coffee tour, and the shop that really wowwed me there was push x pull. how excited i was to hear they'd settled into this spot in seattle -- a much closer location than pdx. the service here was just as down-to-earth friendly as in portland, and i really appreciate that. lots of fancy cafes get really snooty and unfriendly these days, which i find boring. these folks were super nice and happy to chat about beans and other stuff. one of their roasts i'd been dying to try was out for the day, and they held a bag for me to pick up later. thanks much, christopher!they do amazing stuff here, and i'm so excited to keep buying into their funky, experimental stuff. the flavors are out of this world! orange fermentation? wine yeast?? yes, please!

Such a great new local shop - bright and open, lots of outlets at their many tables, coffee was fabulous (if you can order a 6 oz cappuccino, it's legit). I had a gift card for the coffee shop that existed here beforehand and while they couldn't take it, they gave me a coffee on the house. I'll be back!

Super friendly, knowledgeable staff. I liked how private the top floor was and my herbal tea in a yellow mug brightened my day. On my to do list to buy some wine here.

The place is small and simple. There are plenty of options for those that truly enjoy complex coffee flavors with a few house made flavor options. For example, my friend got a single origin cappuccino. I tried The Suzy, which is a latte with honey, cinnamon, and sea salt. It was excellent. Only very slightly sweet with a forward saltiness. They had many wine bottles on the wall which didn't bake a lot of sense (since the space is pretty small) until I realized there is an outside covered patio that would be perfect for drinks.

I was feeling like a pile of trash today but the second I walked into this shop my mood shot up thanks to the atmosphere. The music, plants, and baristas made me feel very comfortable and welcome. I ordered their Natural Papua New Guinea espresso and it was a real citrus fruit bomb. They offer a lot of different retail roasts with a great variety of processes and some co-ferments which I LOVE. The beans are a bit on the pricey side ($23-$27 for 12oz) but the quality is 100% worth it. Overall, I highly recommend this shop if you need a welcoming space and love modern coffee trends.

I came for the oat-milk matcha latte, which was quite nice. Helpful kind staff. Mellow vibe with indie music loud enough to cover conversation, though most customers seemed to be laptopping. Sofa, counter, and balcony seating indoors; small covered wooden patio seating outdoors. Always happy to patronize a woman-owned business.

So glad Union Coffee lives on as Push x Pull. Push x Pull is a roaster from Oregon that was heavily featured in Union Coffee's small batch bean collection, so these guys know coffee. :) The space is still bright and airy with good vibes. The upstairs loft is a good spot to hide away to get some work done or have a chat.