The Station

Great coffee shop stop in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Seattle, this time I was there to support some friends that are part of the Seattle Urban Book Expo. Lots of unique and flavorful coffee and teas to choose from, the breakfast menu looked delicious, looking forward to a morning stop to try it out. Lots of art throughout supporting local artists. The adult beverages offered also support the local community. Staff was very friendly with quick service and answered any questions. Definitely looking forward to visiting again soon, to try some coffee and check out more of the Beacon Hill area. Happy Yelping! Cheers!

Decided to stop by here randomly after brunch and I am sure glad I did!I tried the Bowl of Soul, which consists of earl grey tea, honey, vanilla, and steamed milk. The earl grey was very concentrated in this drink and I absolutely loved it. Definitely one of my favorite drinks for earl grey!

Such a wonderful cafe and community gathering space! Very welcoming, good amount of seating inside, and all around nice atmosphere. Came here twice within a week! Solid food and drink offerings for a good price. The first time I got the Mexican mocha and second time I got a soy latte. Both great! Some pastries they get from other local bakeries where some they make in house like their biscuit which my sister got and looked delicious. So happy to discover this local coffee shop in my neighborhood!

I wish I would have gotten her name to give her a proper shoutout, but the woman with the glasses and the gorgeous hair made the best latte I have had in I don't know how long. I typically get a quad vanilla latte, and I'm pretty used to getting a coffee with dead shots (bitter and not ideal to drink), due to how they've been pulled. This coffee is so freaking good, thank you!!I also got the Breakfast Sandwich which is a simple sausage egg and cheese option, but the quality is good and the chipotle sauce kicks it up a notch. (Not pictured because it's already gone lol)Definitely will be back.

Bustling coffee shop with a cozy interior, delicious espresso drinks, and tasty pastries/bites.The oat milk latte ($4.25 for a small) was smooth and creamy. Blueberry scone ($3) was a great size, buttermilk-y, soft, lemon scented and studded with blueberries. They also had a giant list of delicious sounding specialty lattes! Can't wait to come back and try more items!

This small Cafe in Beacon Hill is so beautiful! I have never explored around the Beacon hill and was happy to meet a friend here. I'm surprised how this is so under-rated around the area. This definitely is a local gem, as the locals and baristas knew each other. I picked the house favorite D Angelo coffee withe brown sugar, it was so good. There is a community book cupboard where you can drop and pick books and a community garden where you can pick seeds too. I ll definitely go back to donate some books in the future.

Amazing vibes and a friendly crew. The food is just as amazing as their coffee!! Thank you for being a part of the Beacon Hill community. It wouldn't be one without the station!

I ride the light rail, and when I have some extra time, I stop at Beacon Hill Station to grab a coffee and then jump back on the train. The drinks are top notch. I am a coffee snob and the espresso here is on the level of any shop in Seattle.The staff is genuine and welcoming. Love stopping here when I have the chance!

Extremely cute little coffee shop in Beacon Hill. I don't go out of my way for coffee but I'm glad I stopped by! Like many Seattle coffee shops, they all have little characteristics that sets them apart. I love the merch and gifts since artists who made them are local. There's even a Seattle Public Library machine that spits out stories that are a 1 min, 5 min, and 10 min read while you're waiting for the coffee. The other thing that I thought set it apart was the menu which, isn't unique, are comprised of a lot of tasty Mexican inspired drinks. Like, espresso with Too Chico? Kinda weird, tasty, and great mouthfeel. Guess it's no different than having any other type of mineral water alongside an espresso. Highly recommend stoping by to study, take a date, or hang out with friends.

The other coffee shops I visited during my trip to Seattle were sanitized, heartless establishments. The drinks were good but there was nothing thought provoking, nothing that made me look inward and reflect on myself as a person. The Station is the antithesis of these other shops.The Station is easy to get to from the Link. Exit the Beacon Hill station, turn right, walk across the street and you have arrived. There is both indoor and outdoor seating available. Inside you will find the walls covered with vivid art, a bulletin board overflowing with inclusivity that the Station seems to pride itself on, a stereo system sending out sounds and, of course, a drink and food menu.I opted for the Haitian Cold Brew with Oat Milk during my visit. The cold brew and oat milk combo was really good. It was smooth and bold. Despite being such a good drink, the price was much less than the other coffee shops I came across in Downtown. The Station definitely could've charged more for the quality they were selling. Overall, great drink, good vibes, inclusive environment.