Realfine Coffee

Just moved nearby and this is one of my favorite morning spots for my go-to decaf oat latte. A 'plain' decaf is a bit too weird/bitter from Herkimer roast they use so usually I get it with the artisanal chocolate syrup (I think Holy Kakow, a cool Portland company, but don't recall). Pacific brand is the oat which isn't one of my top choices but overall balances out nicely and with some usual spice condiments. No real good vegan options but the fridge has some smoothie drinks.A cool & subtly hip lil shop, rad logo branding, super decent decaf oat fix and really pleasant morning ladies to start the day off.

I was super excited to try a new coffee shop in West Seattle. Their coffee is DELICIOUS! The barista was very welcoming and I liked the music that was playing when I walked in. This coffee shop is kept clean and organized. I enjoyed my quick visit and can't wait to drink some more coffee here again.

Finally dropped in on my off-day. As a quick afternoon pick-me-up, I really enjoyed their latte. Freshly brewed as I was chatting with the barista, it was a warm break on this cold November day. With no bitter taste and warm milk, the silky smooth consistency was a great sensation. I'll try to drop by again or at their other locations!As the first location for Realfine coffee, I was surprised that it was a coffee shop. The outside instead looks like a car shop. There's a decent amount of parking for its area and some spaces along the busy street.The barista was nice and chatty. It would be a nice place to grab a quick bite or a coffee with a friend, if it wasn't for COVID. Right now, they have some COVID restrictions in place: masks required, no seating, 3 people inside at a time. I'm glad that they're taking COVID seriously and protecting their customers. Some masks and hand sanitizer are available as well.

Their name pretty much says it all.But also... doesn't. Because pastries! Snackage! Deliciousness!In the interest of transparency, I didn't intend on visiting.I didn't even know the place existed.(It's a small, quaint and quietly inconspicuous coffee shop.)I was in west seattle for a haircut at Rudy's (stupid me used their online scheduler and had chosen the wrong location, but didn't want to cancel, so made the drive anyways). :-pRudy's (nextdoor) was BUSY, and I had to wait, so I stepped next door to check the shop out.BEST.... DECISION... EVER.Tasty and BEAUTIFULLY crafted coffee.If/when they're open... I highly recommend a visit.It's worth the side-jaunt, even if you're not in West Seattle, itself!

No frills very simple menu with no seasonal specialties. If you like plain black coffee or coffee with milk only this is your place. If you like a little spice In your coffee, visit Hotwire on California. They have some interesting flavors and specials and gluten free options

If you're looking for a cozy hometown style shop with more traditional coffee roasts this is the spot! I found the interior very charming, offered some nice choices for pastries and retails beans, and had a great chat with the barista about the joys of corporate America. I ordered an espresso which came with a side of sparkling water (shops that give you bubbles deserve more praise) and the spro had really nice texture and pleasant lemon acidity. Overall, I'd recommend this shop for studying or hanging with friends!

The Chai is the best!!!! Baristas make the best foam they use Black Scotty chai and it's so good.

A very good cup of coffee. It's a small space and doesn't have a lot of seating but the service is friendly and it has a nice vibe. I ordered the mocha

If you're in Seattle, especially West Seattle, you HAVE TO come here for your caffeinated fix.Come for the coffee. Stay for the community.Keep reading to understand why this is my favorite coffee shop in the entire world and one that is 1000% worth a visit. (Warning very long but heartfelt)As a transplant, I moved to West Seattle in the middle of the pandemic. As if COVID wasn't already isolating enough, I hardly knew anybody AND the West Seattle Bridge had just closed down which seemingly amplified the feeling of loneliness.One day I decided to stop by this location for some coffee while out for my dog's morning walk. Out of convenience, one day turned into another visit, and another after that. And before long, I couldn't start my day without making a visit to RealFine Coffee for my daily fix.I always ordered the same beverage - an 8oz Americano with a little bit of cream - and I'd often treat myself to one of their pastries (an orange almond pinwheel, blueberry muffin, spinach and cheese brioche bun, etc.). It didn't take long before they'd start to have my regular order ready before I'd even get to the counter because they'd see me turn the corner with my Siberian Husky, Sully.But it was more than the coffee that kept me coming. It was the sense of community I had developed with the help of all the baristas at this establishment. Rain, snow, or shine - I would come here for my morning coffee. In the past year, I have never once stepped foot inside the shop. I have only ever spoken to the squad through a makeshift order-window/door setup. But that was never an issue. Everyday was a new addition to an ever evolving conversation with the whole team. It didn't matter who was ringing up my order. Each and everyone of them is a friendly and genuinely kind human being.The team at RealFine Coffee are a tremendous reason for why, despite all of the reasons I mentioned at the start, I have fallen in love with West Seattle. They know my name. They know my dog. They know my friends and family that I have brought to their window over the past year. They helped make this new city feel like home.If you are looking to support a local business, have some great coffee, and have even better conversation then RealFine Coffee is where you should go. I promise you won't regret it.

I'm from CA and was visiting Seattle for a week. I came here for coffee EVERY SINGLE DAY! It is the very best I've had, and I've had a lot of coffee in a lot of places. Their lavender latter is chefs kiss. Will definitely be my go to spot every time I'm in town.