This bright, sleek cafe offers a warm, calming atmosphere with huge windows and ample seating, perfect for socializing or working. They provide multiple gluten-free baked goods, including a standout gluten-free cookie sandwich, complemented by kind, helpful staff ensuring a welcoming experience.
Expect it to get busy before 12:30 PM on weekends.
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Non-dairy milk costs $1.25 extra.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Today I give them 4 stars for listening and leaning in to new ways to lead with integrity, kindness and inclusivity. Will be back in a month to see where it goes and update at that time.
Staff were kind and helpful. Baked goods include one vegan berry bar baked in house and a gluten free option. Be great to see organic berries used .
Interior warm and calming
The bad news is non dairy milk- so all of you macros intolerant, milk allergic, compassionate choosing plant milk, vegan etc you will be charged a whopping $1.25 This is cost prohibitive for many especially students.
Be a leader. Please explore having your prices be more equal - if you need to charge a bit more on regular coffees, cow milk, baked goods, etc. just spread it out so you don't penalize those choosing whether for medical, health, the environment or out of compassion for animals... non dairy milks.
Informing my datapoints include having worked on a family farm on the Olympic Peninsula during college.
This price is exceedingly high compared to nearby coffee places
Next review will advise more about beans and the nut and plant based milk costs
C
Community member
Hazelnut latte is a must try, they also had delicious gluten free cookie sandwich with raspberry filling.
312 Central Way, Kirkland, Washington, United States