Soulfood Coffeehouse And Fair Trade Emporium

I really wanted to enjoy this place more. My seasonal latte with oat milk ended up being pricier than a similar drink in Los Angeles. I found a cozy corner to get some work done, but about an hour later, a woman informed me it was reserved for readers. I then moved to a more open area, but it was too noisy. Several people were either on video calls without headphones or chatting with friends. It just didn’t create a suitable work environment on a Friday morning, but perhaps that’s on me. I felt the need to leave shortly after relocating. Will I return? Probably not. Maybe to check out an event or grab coffee to go, but there are plenty of other coffee shops in the area.

I don’t drink coffee, but I was looking for a cozy spot to work for the day. The ambiance was ideal, the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, and the muffins were absolutely delightful. I will definitely return the next time I'm in town.

It’s no more or less expensive than Mercury’s~ pricey for some, but so is everything else in WA

My favorite coffee shop in town! Yes, there's lots of woo woo, but it feels warm and inviting, with many community events. Great sandwiches and drinks, served in mismatched mugs to be drunk in actual cozy furniture, not steel chairs and cookie-cutter decor. Try the Chai of the Tiger!

I absolutely love this place! They serve fantastic coffee and offer live entertainment in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. The staff is friendly and always willing to help. They feature a variety of items, including books, gemstones, local artwork, and naturopathic products. In an era dominated by big-chain coffee shops, it's important to appreciate and support unique local gems like this one.