Food & Drink
Best Coffee Shop: Anchorhead Coffee
By Seattle Mag November 13, 2024
This article originally appeared in the November/December 2024 issue of Seattle magazine.
With sleek black walls, plants scattered throughout, and genuinely friendly staff, the space feels both inviting and stylish. Whether you’re grabbing a smooth cold brew on tap or a perfectly pulled espresso, the baristas here know the craft. It feels as welcoming for regulars as it does for tourists looking to experience Seattle coffee culture. The latte art? Always on point. The atmosphere Relaxed, but the coffee is serious.
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Staff Pick
Walnut Street Coffee has the best espresso around. It’s cozy and bright, with local art filling the walls and smiling baristas crafting the drinks. — Sarah Stackhouse, assistant digital editor
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