El Diablo - Seattle

In Seattle, it can be challenging to discover independent coffee shops that aren't part of a chain, but El Diablo stands out as a beloved neighborhood spot. Tucked away in Upper Queen Anne, just off the busy streets, El Diablo offers a Latin-inspired menu featuring both coffee and espresso, along with a variety of snacks and meals suitable for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Be sure to try a Cubano espresso or a Mexican hot chocolate paired with a pastry. If you're craving something savory, an empanada is a great choice, while the delightful coconut bread (with a gluten-free option available) is perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

The coffee is excellent, and the service is fantastic. I was particularly impressed by Warren's coffee art!

Devil May Care offers fantastic Mexican hot chocolate in a vibrant, devilishly themed atmosphere that perfectly captures the essence of south of the border charm. To top it off, I enjoyed a delightful chocolate chip cookie as well (devil may care, indeed)!

Fun Atmosphere, Quality Drinks. Try their mexican hot chocolate yum!

Best 'authentic ' Spanish coffeehouse in Seattle. Have you ever ordered a 'cortadito ', a shot of espresso with a dollop of foam and sugar in a shot glass? If you have, you know how amazing they are. Still wondering why this is the only place that seems to offer my favorite coffee drink...