Third Culture Coffee

Unique coffee place with beautiful decor inside. Has a touch of Indian culture to it and has a wide variety of coffees from different cultures, even tea! I saw Indian filter coffee on the menu too however didn't try it out this time. I ordered the lavender latte and macha rose water latte. The rose water smell was heavenly and coffee looked so appetizing. However, even when requested extra hot to the barista, both the coffees were cold and were not strong enough - maybe have to request two espresso shots next time.

A beautiful place with a chill vibe, filled with busy digital nomads, staffed by super pleasant servers, the only thing that Third Culture Coffee is missing is good coffee. I roll with an espresso shot, for my first try, to get a sense of the coffee, without it being diluted, or doctored up. The mouth feel of the shot, up front? Robust, with a leathery aroma, notes of cherry and leather in the beginning of the sip, then this overwhelming BITTER. That can be from a poorly calibrated machine, but, if you let the shot sit, that acid will sink to the bottom. Here, the acidity actually becomes overwhelming as it settles. That seems to be the roast. Maybe the beans are a bit too green? Anywhere else? About three stars. In the Seattle area? A generous TWO.It has all of the perfect elements of a coffee house. Hopefully they'll get the coffee down right.

Favorite spot to sit and study with a London Fog or coffee. Noise can be a bit much, especially if by the swing that creeks under too much weight.

The coffee was amazing and I love the fact that they are coffee from all over the world. Airy ambience and bright interiors This coffee shop gets super busy over the weekend so don't except that you'd have a nice corner for yourself.Overall love the coffee but since it gets too crowded I'd avoid this one over the weekends

Very unique coffee place with coffee from the world. I like to try new types of coffee here. The decoration here is great!Great place for talking, doing some work or just relaxing.

This place has a great location a stone's throw away from the park! The first time I went, it was so hard to pick what baked good to get because they all looked so good! But I ended up getting the pistachio rose cake and a cardamom latte. The cake was a little sweeter than I'd prefer, but it was still tasty. And the latte was lovely. I went back a couple days later with my partner and got the matcha, avocado toast, and cookie. The matcha was delightful and the cookie was great. The chili oil added a nice depth of flavor to the avocado toast!The tables felt a little crowded (to me, at least). But if you can snag one of their armchairs, do it because they are quite comfortable! Or if you're by yourself, get one of the stools in front of the window and then you can people watch.

5stars for the ambience and the amazing fusion menu. It was nostalgic to see filter coffee right in the heart of Bellevue downtown. I was so curious to know their history and the rest of the menu. It was fascinating to see items like - Haldi Doodh, Indian Filter coffee.My picks:Filter coffeeRose cakeDont miss the Rose cake. A flavorful cake with an amazing frosting which reminiscences Indian culinary expertise.

Really cool coffee spot with a pretty extensive menu of coffees and drinks from different cultures (i.e. vietnamese coffee, indian, japanese matcha). The drinks and rose scone/cake that we got were amazing.Ambiance-wise, it's a really interesting and cool spot but it felt SO loud on the rainy day that we showed up because the sound insulation is really not great.Will definitely stop by for another drink but hopefully on a less busy day. it's also right by downtown park, so parking can get tricky.

Very cute little spot. I needed a place to study with a snack. My sandwich and coffee were good. There isn't a lot to space for seating, it was really busy and crowded (Monday @4pm). I looked up a few spots in Bellevue to study and grab a bite to eat but so many closed at 5pm. I came here since it said they didn't close until a little later. I would have definitely enjoyed it more if it were more spacious and less busy. It was super Loud so not much like a cafe style study spot. If your going to meet with friends it works. It's just the seating is very close together and a lot of young (college age) people there to hang out and talk. Which is great! I wouldn't go back though unless I happen to be super close to it and in the area to meet up with someone. *be careful with the bathroom it might be fixed now I guess but when people where going to the bathroom they were getting locked in until someone from the outside opened it. They had a cute couch set up towards the back that looked comfy and enjoyable on a non busy day.

Cute cafe in downtown Bellevue. The menu is pretty unique, serving a variety of "cultural" drinks beyond the usual cup of coffee. I ordered the Japanese rose matcha latte which had a good amount of rose flavor, and the pistachio and rose cake which was raves about in the reviews but I thought was just ok. There is limited seating inside the cafe and it can get crowded on the weekends. Street parking