Queen Bee Cafe

Beautiful space and charming outside. coffee very disappointing to any real coffee drinker - I mean paper cups!!! I would expect better from the fancy location. I get great coffee beautifully presented on my Seattle street. espresso in ceramic on its little tray with sparkling water in small glass. Not just my street but several places within 2 mile radius. what's up with Hunts Point?I wasn't able to sample the food on this occasion but I'd like to get back and would hope for better coffee experience.

After walking across the 520 to Medina, my friends and I stopped to brunch at Queen Bee Cafe. It's a wonderful tucked-away little cafe with great vibes and a nice selection of foods. FYI, it's a walk up and order then sit yourself down place.I was super curious about their drinks but just decided on the Prosciutto and Arugula Sandwich. I thought the sandwich was super yummy albeit a bit small, but I had a couple of qualms. One, there was chicken in the sandwich.. which I loved, but it was unexpected since it wasn't listed on the menu board. I was a little sad b/c brie was mentioned as an ingredient but I felt like there was barely any. But honestly, the sandwich was so good that it wasn't a big deal! Next time I'm in Medina I'd love to come back.

Cute little cafe in a neighborhood. Coffee was good and had interesting flavors that were honey forward. Staff was friendly and the vibe was cute and chill.

You will be embraced by the warm homey atmosphere as soon as you step in. Limited menu but good quality. Service was fairly quick even though it was packed on a weekend. I had the avocado toast and orange chocolate mocha. Both were actually quite good!! Only downside is the street parking. If you happen to come on a weekend, be prepared to walk!!!

Exactly what I had hoped for and beyond what I expected. Above average cafe food, excellent coffee AND tea, friendly and accommodating service, and a laid back but upscale ambiance. Not overly pretentious like some places get, but still very classy.

Super busy early mornings and weekends the food is yummy and the coffee is delicious would go again but not during rush hours

We ran across this cafe by chance driving By & decided to try it. Coffee was great, both had really great flavor. The Orange Chocolate Mocha was an interesting flavor.They have an extremely limited menu, so it's not the best time to stop by if you're looking for food. Pretty decent amount of tables/chairs that were spread out. The decor is really cute inside. I would come again for the coffee!

This is my favorite spot in Seattle! It's all the way out in Clyde Hill. They used to have a location in Capitol Hill, but it unfortunately shut down.The cafe is so thoughtfully decorated, with a warm bright interior and tons of honeycomb and bee inspired creations.The crumpets I had were heavenly--they were warm and paired with whipped cream, a drizzle of honey, fresh honeycomb, and even edible flower petals. They offer a wide selection of lattes too to pair something a little bitter with the sweet. If it weren't so far, I'd be there all the time! It does close fairly early in the afternoon, but it seems like a good spot to work (not too busy, lots of others reading or on their laptops, and outlets available). They also have savory crumpets that I would love to try, with one featuring Beecher's and blueberry compote. It's on the pricey side, but after a long walk or workout or on a perfect Sunday morning, Queen Bee hits the spot!

Beautiful space to meet up, or enjoy a coffee and/or food. The patio is nice too. Coffee is great. Paninis are great. I wish they had salads. Chocolate chip cookie was good too. I'll definitely come back when in the neighborhood. Service is friendly and pretty fast.

Hot chocolate was good. Seemed like a high quality Starbucks hot cocoa. Employees were nice and quick. Environment is clean and fresh. Little pricey but understandable when you know what area it is in