Zeitgeist Coffee

Less than 5 min walk from the Amtrak train station. It was busy around 8am on a weekday but line moves fast. Very friendly, warm baristas. Nice variety of breakfast items. Hubby got a poppy seed bagel split and toasted with cream cheese. Only complaint was that the cream cheese was hard and didn't spread well but it was tasty he said. I tried it and it was fresh. I had an apple turnover and it was absolutely delightful. Soft, fresh and palate pleasing. We got the house drip coffee. It was a medium roast. Plenty of seating available. Cafe was definitely worth the walk from the train station real quick.

I have a bit of layover time on a bus-train connection in Seattle and just enjoyed a lovely hemp milk chai here. It was spicy and only subtly sweet. The baristas were so nice and blew through a long line quickly. The interior has plenty of seating, is clean, and the aesthetic is very appealing mix of industrial with wooden furniture and beams; it suits the neighbourhood. There's a Little Free Library inside.The pastries looked so good, I wish I hadn't eaten already this morning so I could try one!

Nice find around the corner from our hotel near Pioneer Square. Nice atmosphere with pleasant and helpful staff. They also had a well stocked pastry case. The Heavy Breve and Latte were quite nice. I'll be back next time I'm in the "neighborhood".

Fabulous coffee in a cute and convenient coffee shop near King Street Station and Lumen Field. Barista was helpful by putting my lid on the cup.

Popped In here for a quick stop before heading out to sight see for the day. The matcha was decent, but the bacon cheddar scone was to die for. So good I wish I had gotten another for later. Close proximity to the train station, embassy suites hotel and the stadium. The lady working the register didn't seem happy to be there, but I enjoyed my breakfast bite nonetheless.

Really freaking good coffee. Zeitgeist Coffee has become my regular coffee spot before going into the office as the coffee is bold and dark roasted, staff is always friendly and the space is inviting and welcoming. For the best coffee in Pioneer Square and probably, one of the best coffee spots in Seattle, visit Zeitgeist Coffee. Zeitgeist Coffee has the usual offerings that you'd find at any coffee shop, but if you're a drip coffee person and just want to wake the heck up because you have a meeting in 15 minutes, this is the coffee that'll do just that. And it's good. The drip is my usual, but because of the quality of the coffee served here, any coffee drink from here will do. But if coffee isn't your thing, they have teas, along with pastries from Macrina Bakery, sandwiches and some refrigerated items for takeout, like yogurt, salads, etc. Most people come here in the morning for takeout, including moi, but the space is nice and large for groups. There's even a free library for books to donate and take, along with newspapers for sale. Start a punch card if you're a regular, which I am becoming. I ain't mad about it either. See you bright and early.

Staff here was awesome, line moved quickly, Americano was excellent as were breakfast foods. And the vibe! Industrial and fits well with the hood.

Best coffee I had in Seattle. Got my usual sugar free vanilla latte, it wasn't too heavy on the foam - great coffee. Decent prices. Did the breakfast ham sandwich (the ten minute wait seems weird) - comes out burning hot. The ham wasn't bad, added good flavour to the sandwich, egg was almost rich and creamy, needed more chipotle mayo. Not sure what kind of bread was used, didn't appear to be an English muffin unless they crisped the hell out of it, came across as a pastry. They had a good flow of traffic on a Monday morning, line was almost out of the door at one stage.

Walking in, you are greeted with what I can best describe has historic and homey interiors. Just the atmosphere itself made me want to stay for hours. Drinks wise, the coffee was superb. We ordered both the white and dark mocha, I preferred the dark mocha, breve, and the drip coffee. All of which curved our need for caffeine

I came here spontaneously because it looked really cozy inside (look how cute the brick and artwork is)! I didn't look close enough when I was here, but I realized in my pictures that there's a little free library! It's such a cute touch to the cafe, and I do think you could get good reading/ studying done here. It wasn't too busy, but I also came on a Monday an hour or two before closing. The cashier was really friendly and drinks were made fast! I ended up getting the jam cornbread and an 8oz chai latte ($8 total). Honestly they were both very mid, I think my chai could have been more flavorful. I probably won't come here again, it was just okay. But it is spacious and a good place to chat with a friend if you're in the area!