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Boba Up
Boba Up turns bubble tea into an interactive experience with its self-serve setup that lets guests create their dream drink. From fruit refreshers to milk teas, everything can be customized, and sampling is encouraged. There’s a mix of toppings from lychee jelly to tapioca pearls, all fresh and flavorful. The vibe is cheerful, with board games, stickers, and friendly service that make it a perfect stop for a casual weekend outing.
The Moo Bar
The Moo Bar is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. Drinks like banana pudding, matcha, and jasmine milk tea are crafted with precision and look almost too good to sip. The interior is bright and trendy, giving it that photo-worthy appeal without losing its cozy charm. The staff brings warmth and attention to detail that keeps the place buzzing with regulars and newcomers alike.
Tea King
Tea King keeps things simple but memorable. Known for its Thai milk tea and watermelon tea, this shop focuses on clean, bold flavors that never feel heavy or overly sweet. Every drink can be adjusted to taste, making it easy to find the perfect balance. The setting is small and relaxed, a quiet neighborhood stop that always delivers great tea and genuine service.
Xing Fu Tang
Xing Fu Tang feels like a taste of Taiwan right in the heart of Seattle. The drinks are made with fresh, house-cooked boba that is soft, caramelized, and slightly chewy in all the right ways. The Taiwan milk tea is rich and creamy, perfectly balanced between sweetness and warmth. The staff is cheerful and kind, creating a welcoming space where the quality of the tea speaks for itself.
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4.7
of 5.0
(434)
Slurp Station Aburasoba
While best known for its savory noodle bowls, Slurp Station surprises many with its flavorful boba drinks. The teas are made with care and pair beautifully with the comforting meals on the menu. It’s quiet, modern, and great for a calm lunch or quick tea break. Each cup feels balanced, rich, and made with the same attention to detail that defines everything served here.
Oasis Tea Zone
Oasis Tea Zone has been part of Seattle’s boba story for years, and its playful, social vibe keeps it a local favorite. The space is filled with board games, arcade machines, and upbeat music that make it easy to stay for hours. Drinks like the brown sugar milk tea and mango smoothie are crowd-pleasers for good reason. It’s the kind of spot that turns a simple tea run into an afternoon hangout.
Tea Republik
Tea Republik feels more like a cozy retreat than a typical tea shop. Its shelves of loose-leaf blends and warm lighting invite long conversations and unhurried sips. The menu covers everything from herbal infusions to black and green teas served in small pots. It’s the perfect escape for anyone looking to slow down and enjoy a moment of calm in the middle of the city.
4.5
of 5.0
(786)
Young Tea
Young Tea sets the bar high with its natural ingredients and focus on quality. The signature Ceylon and Assam milk teas have a clean, layered flavor that highlights the tea itself rather than overpowering it with sugar. Every drink feels balanced and elegant, reflecting the care behind each recipe. With its inviting decor and friendly service, it’s a staple for tea drinkers who appreciate craftsmanship.
Diller Room
One of the oldest bars in Seattle, the Diller Room offers history with every pour. The dark, cozy atmosphere makes it a comforting retreat, while the extensive whiskey and bourbon collection sets it apart. The bartenders here know their stuff and are quick with recommendations, so it is easy to order something that matches the mood, whether that is bold, bitter, or smooth. For nights when comfort comes in the form of a classic cocktail, this is the place.
The Velvet Elk
The Velvet Elk is a cocktail lounge that feels like a retro fever dream in the best way possible. With velvet textures, funky lighting, and a touch of disco-inspired flair, the space creates a playful backdrop for bold drinks. The cocktail menu leans boozy and botanical, perfect for those looking for something layered and intriguing. Its atmosphere is as great as its drinks, making it ideal for when a change of scenery is just as important as the cocktail in hand.
4.5
of 5.0
(482)
Lottie’s Lounge
Located in Columbia City, Lottie’s Lounge is the definition of a neighborhood bar done right. The space is welcoming, with friendly bartenders, an approachable menu of cocktails, and the kind of laid-back energy that makes it easy to relax. The Mai Tai here is a local favorite, striking the perfect balance of sweet and strong. It’s the sort of spot where one can linger, order a burger or salad, and let the night unfold without pressure.
4.8
of 5.0
(42)
Republic of Cider
Sometimes the best way to reset is with something different, and Republic of Cider offers just that. With a wide range of ciders on tap, from crisp and dry to fruity and herb-infused, it is a refreshing detour from standard cocktail fare. The tasting room is welcoming and low-key, perfect for casual conversations and lighthearted sipping. It is an ideal stop when the plan is to skip hard liquor for something that still feels special.
Gold Bar - Seattle
Gold Bar is where Seattle does cozy cocktails with a little edge. The intimate atmosphere pairs well with their cocktail list, which balances classics with inventive spins. Bartenders here are skilled at tailoring drinks to taste, so even if the mood is uncertain, the result is never disappointing. With large, comfortable seating and a warm vibe, this is a place to settle in, take a breath, and let the night stretch a little longer.
4.7
of 5.0
(424)
Korochka Tavern
Korochka Tavern adds Eastern European flair to the Seattle cocktail map. Known for drinks like the beet-infused Lenin Drop and hearty bites like steaming hot borscht, this spot mixes comfort food with unique cocktails. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, making it a great place for anyone who wants to try something different while still enjoying a casual bar feel. It is distinctive, memorable, and strong in both flavor and spirit.
Otter on the Rocks
In West Seattle, Otter on the Rocks stands out for its balance of craftsmanship and comfort. Cocktails are carefully made, with attention to detail that shows in every glass. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with bartenders who are approachable and skilled. It’s an excellent choice for winding down with a high-quality cocktail in a space that feels intimate without being isolating.
4.6
of 5.0
(142)
Dark Room - Seattle
Dark Room takes cocktails seriously, with a menu that mixes creativity and depth. Drinks here often play with amaro and other bold ingredients, making for complex flavors that reward adventurous choices. The setting leans modern and stylish, with a menu that also features small plates perfect for sharing. This is the bar for those who want a drink that keeps the taste buds guessing, paired with a space that feels both current and comfortable.
Byen Bakeri
Byen Bakeri is a cozy spot tucked near Green Lake with a Scandinavian feel and some of the flakiest croissants in the city. Their pastries are buttery and rich, with both sweet and savory options that keep regulars coming back. It’s a great place to slow down with a coffee and something warm from the case. The space is charming, and the staff always make it feel extra welcoming.
Temple Pastries
Temple Pastries is where to go when you want croissants that feel a little extra. They do the classics, but also get creative with seasonal fillings and bold flavors that somehow always work. There’s plenty of seating if you want to hang out, and the whole place has a warm, modern energy that makes you want to stay. If you see their rhubarb custard croissant, grab it.
4.7
of 5.0
(460)
Rosellini’s Fine Cakes & Baked Goods
Rosellini’s in Ballard is a calm neighborhood bakery that makes seriously good croissants and even better quiche. Everything feels homemade in the best way, and their pastry case always has something new to try. The croissants are golden and crisp on the outside with tender layers inside. It’s the kind of place where you end up ordering two things just to keep the moment going.
Fuji Bakery - Elliott/Interbay
Fuji Bakery blends Japanese and French styles in a way that makes every croissant feel special. Their pastries are delicate, flaky, and just sweet enough, and they always have something unexpected on the menu. The ube malasadas and canelés are popular, but the croissants are what bring people back. There’s a small patio out front if the weather’s good.
Petit Pierre Bakery
Petit Pierre in Phinney Ridge makes croissants that are buttery and light with just the right crunch. The café is relaxed, with indoor and outdoor seating that feels perfect for a slow morning. They also serve breakfast plates and sandwiches if you want something more filling. Grab a Nutella croissant and a latte and post up for a while.
4.6
of 5.0
(550)
Coyle’s Bakeshop
Coyle’s is a charming bakery in Greenwood with an understated style and quietly perfect pastries. Their croissants are crisp on the outside and soft in the center, never too heavy or greasy. This is also one of the best spots for a cardamom bun or a savory scone. The coffee’s great, and the space feels like a hidden gem that locals love to keep secret.
Moonrise Bakery
Moonrise is warm, colorful, and full of the smell of butter and sugar the second you walk in. Their croissant breakfast sandwich is one of the most comforting things on a rainy day. The space is small but full of personality, with wine and chocolate mixed in among the pastries. Friendly staff and good vibes make this one an easy favorite.
4.9
of 5.0
(464)
Nielsen’s Pastries
Nielsen’s has been around since the '60s and still feels like a neighborhood classic. Their croissants are lean Danish-style and pair perfectly with a simple cup of coffee. The place is cozy, with just a few tables, and always full of regulars. It’s the kind of bakery where nothing feels rushed and everything tastes familiar in the best way.
Bake Shop - Seattle
Bake Shop is tucked away and great for when you want a quiet spot with croissants and maybe a glass of wine. Their baked goods are thoughtful, with vegan options that still manage to taste buttery and rich. It’s small, cozy, and ideal for solo mornings or catching up with a friend. They also do great cakes if you’re in the mood for something more indulgent.
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