Top Coffee Beans

1.Milstead & Co.1049 votes

Renowned for its meticulous approach to single-origin beans and expert brewing techniques, attracting coffee connoisseurs.

💡 Awarded 'Best Coffee Shop' by Seattle Magazine in 2020.

2.Kona Coffee1009 votes

Grown exclusively on the slopes of Mauna Loa in Hawaii, it is celebrated for its smooth, mild flavor profile.

3.Storyville Coffee968 votes

A locally loved coffee shop known for its sustainable practices and cozy atmosphere in downtown Seattle.

💡 Founded in 2012, recognized for supporting local artisans.

4.Turkish Coffee808 votes

A traditional brewing method originating from the Ottoman Empire, known for its strong flavor and thick foam that forms on top.

💡 Recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of Turkey in 2013

5.Caffe Vita709 votes

Founded in Seattle in 1995, Caffe Vita is known for its commitment to quality, direct trade coffee sourcing, and strong community ties.

6.Ethiopian Yirgacheffe650 votes

Yirgacheffe beans from Ethiopia are celebrated for their bright acidity and floral notes, often considered some of the finest specialty coffee beans globally.

💡 Known for its vibrant citrus and jasmine aroma, Yirgacheffe was awarded the Best Coffee in the World at the Specialty Coffee Association awards in 2018.

7.Sulawesi Kopi Toraja591 votes

Indonesian coffee renowned for its full-bodied, earthy flavor with varying notes influenced by altitude and processing methods.

8.Elm Coffee Roasters565 votes

Specializes in small-batch roasting with a focus on ethically sourced beans from Latin America and Africa.

💡 Established in 2012, one of the pioneers of the Third Wave Coffee movement.

9.Tiny's Coffee & Kitchen509 votes

Known for its artisanal brews alongside a menu of gourmet breakfast options, located in South Lake Union.

10.Victrola Coffee Roasters446 votes

*One of Seattle's oldest establishments established in 1989, celebrated for its classic jazz ambiance and expertly roasted beans.*

💡 {Year: 1989, Achievement: First open-air coffee house in Seattle}

11.Black Ivory Coffee423 votes

Produced in Thailand, Black Ivory coffee involves elephants digesting ripe coffee cherries, which are then collected and processed to create a uniquely smooth and low-acid brew.

💡 It is one of the most expensive coffees globally, with prices reaching up to $1,500 per kilogram due to its labor-intensive process and exclusive production.

12.Coffeeholic House197 votes

A hip spot blending Japanese minimalism with innovative brewing options, popular among local artists.

13.Milwaukee Espresso House92 votes

A historic café famous for its rich espresso blends and vintage ambiance near Pike Place Market.

14.Geisha (Gesha) Coffee90 votes

Originally from Ethiopia but now cultivated mainly in Panama, Geisha coffee is famed for its complex flavor profile with jasmine, bergamot, and tropical fruit notes.

💡 Set a world record in 2004 when a cup of Geisha sold at auction for over $1,000 per pound, highlighting its rarity and prestige.

15.Guatemalan Antigua70 votes

'Antigua' refers to a region in Guatemala famous for high-quality coffee cultivated amidst volcanic soil, producing complex and vibrant flavors.