Moore Coffee Shop

Super cute latte art! Stop by if you’re in the area for a photo op but if you don’t care about that — there are better coffee options nearby. The service was lackluster and my latte didn’t taste as bold as I would prefer.

Another great stop on the great Seattle coffee excursion. I had their machiattone (somewhere in between a latte and a machiatto) and felt it was the perfect blend for me. I was also impressed by their latte art– my friend had a shrek-​looking alien buddy in her cup.
On an important sidenote, the chocolate square they included with our orders was pretty dang amazing.

Nice place!
A relaxed vibe with excellent service.
My 4 shot iced Americano was fantastic.
They really know how to make perfect Espresso shots!
Nice casual seating indoors and a petite patio out front.
Some good choices for lunch/​snack food are available.
(made to order Sandwiches/​Enchalidas and such)
Highly recommened if you want some fantastic Seattle non-​Corporate coffee.

Who hasn’t been here by now?
I mean come on! It was a cute little secret but cats been out of the bag, went around few blocks, all over Ig and then got let out again! What used to be a cute little getaway from it all spot is now always a pack house! For good reasons too!
What’s good? Café! Cappuccinos ! Nutella! Matcha! Latte! And all of those meet the cute coffee art =magic! Total happy break! A cup of regular cuteness in a coffee will run you about $ 5ish. More if you go bigger.
Their amazing waffle station churns out tasty little waffle dishes; savory and sweet! Tasty too. Smells oh so good in here.
And if you manage to snag a seat or two: your coffee squeals will be that much better. Worth a visit or two! Or being a regular. They close early most days and even earlier on Sunday’s. Expect long wait time! Worth it!

If you want to go to a coffee shop for ambience and cuteness, I would recommend this place. The decorations are adorable and very Parisian. And a big draw is the animal face latte art.
However if you like to go to coffee shops because you actually enjoy espresso and coffee this is definitely not the place for you! The taste of the espresso beans were lacking and the coffee was just OK. Also the baristas here are cold and unfriendly.

Really great latte art.
Coffee tasted like coffee. I got an Americano.
Small. But I think they maybe have another half that is also a restaurant.

A great coffee shop not too far from Pike Place. It’s worth a short trip out of the busy market to come here. It’s really tiny and attached to a hotel so hopefully you can find a seat. Maybe you can get lucky like me and grab a table as soon as a group is leaving and then hoard it for hours while you recover from your coffee high from drinking too much coffee in a single day.
This place is known for its latte art. If you’re a fan of that, this is definitely the place for you. It almost makes you feel bad for drinking it and breaking up the foam. The piece of chocolate they give you to add to your drink is a really nice touch too.

Super cute coffee shop.
I had seen the latte art in other reviews and wanted my very own. We hoofed up early Saturday morning for coffee before breakfast. Turned out to be a little more than a jaunt from SLU, but worth it none the less. They have a variety of cakes and breakfast pastries on display. The little container of mixed nuts is a great value at $ 3 something each. I’m told the Americano was one of the best and the Totoro green tea latte was perfection.
I’ll always make time to stop in when I’m in need of a fix.

Cute coffee shop!
Came here on a whim after finding out that we had 40 minutes to kill before getting seated at Lola down the street. We went with the barista’s recommendation, the Café Madrid.
Café Madrid– Bold, smooth, and yummy. Contains condensed milk but not too sweet. It was just what I needed to start my morning! We ended up with a lion latte art, so cute. This was probably one of my favorite lattes ordered during my Seattle trip.
As we were waiting for our latte, we couldn’t help but drool over other people’s waffles. The presentation was on point, and everything looked so delicious! We had to control ourselves, of course, as we were already eating brunch elsewhere.

[Out-​of-​Towner Review]
I loved the coffee shop, more than the coffee.
It was a warm, sunny day in Seattle (probably don’t get to say that too often, huh?) and I wanted a nice cool drinks. I used Unilocal to find a local coffee shop, as this would be my last coffee experience in Seattle. Like a good tourist, I busted out the maps on my iPhone and it brought us to the cutest boutique hotel.
After we sauntered through the lobby doors, we realized the coffee shop was connected. As we walked into one room, the cute décor caught my eye. Pics of latte art scattered one wall, in cute frames of course. Different types of seating and tables, caught my eye next. However, I couldn’t not notice the little kitchen nook, where a gentlemen was standing — ready to cook you a sweet or savory waffle. Since I didn’t come for that, I made my way up the small step into the next room.
This is where it’s at. The coffee, of course. There is a really small barista station, where three women stood behind, speaking Spanish to each other. It was really sweet, I’m pretty sure they are all related, between the sarcastic glances to each other and the laughter — they were enjoying themselves. One took my order for my iced soy mocha and the other two bustled about making all the orders. They looked cramped, but cramped in a way that they knew how to maneuver.
This room was a little smaller, but the décor was super cute. I’d say it was a mix of Restoration Hardware and Etsy, with a hint of PInterest too. Pricing was on par with a small, local coffee shop. However, their soy mocha was way too sweet for my liking. I didn’t realize this until I was out the door and sipped on my drink. I trudged through it, even though I felt I may get a cavity. Just personal preference I guess, I prefer mine a little less subdued.
Cute décor almost makes up for a less than stellar drank!

Moore Coffee Shop is just more to love. This spot is a cute ‘lil place in DT, but dang it is such a random spot! Snuggled right beside the Moore Theatre, you’ll find this cute coffee shop that serves savory and sweet waffles for breakfast and cute drinks with animal designs on it!
I really love how cute this location is. Everything is so prim and proper. It’s the perfect place to have a study date or just meet up with a friend and catch up. It could also be a place where you can just relax and read a book! It’s so peaceful here.
I’d love to say that this place is more than what meets the eye, but I wasn’t all that impressed with the place! I’ve tried the Matcha Latte here and it was good but it wasn’t the best. I still want to try their hot chocolate, perhaps on a cold fall day, so I’ll just keep this shop in my bookmarks and dust it off when the weather gets chilly again!

Adorable little coffee shop nestled in downtown. I couldn’t pass up on the matcha latte of course. It’s one of the things I miss ever since moving here. I’m a huge sucker for latte art and this place wins my heart in that. So far it’s one of the best Seattle matcha lattes I’ve had but we’ll see if that changes once I scope out other spots.
Overall, great place to get some work done or to stop by for a quick latte fix. They have really cute furniture too!

I’m a sucker for cute coffee shops, and Moore Coffee Shop sucked me right in!
Love love love this place!
And they make the cutest designs in their coffee-​a bear in mine!
I believe I got a vanilla latte, and not only was it cute, but bearrrrry delicious!
Gosh, just writing about this place makes me want to go back now!
Highly Recommend!

If your dream is well crafted coffee which is both visually stimulating and tasty in a homie boutique environment then you have just died and gone to heaven at Moore Coffee. Behind a tiny coffee counter (no more than 5 feet by 15 feet), 5+ individuals (apparently you can’t have a space bubble to be employed here) work beautifully together to craft your order. To aid in the visually sensory experience, there is a small screen to the left of the pick up area which shows a horizontal view of the espresso machine giving you a chance to watch your drink being hand crafted while you wait.
The menu covers everything from espresso, tea, and even Italian sodas, ranging in price from 2 – 5 dollars. An assortment of bakery goods can also be purchased along side your beverage plus you can order from a menu of sweet or savory waffles (6 – 8 dollars each).
I ordered a Nutella Mocha and the Monte Cristo savory waffle. Although the waffle left a little more to be desired, the Nutella Mocha was not only beautifully presented with a detailed owl on top but also delicious. The waffle was good, but nothing extraordinary. Just a waffle with some ham, turkey, and cheese on top served along side some jam (which tasted like it was out of a jar) and syrup. The best part of the waffle was its presentation on with plate with some art of a «bear» make with chocolate and red jelly. Don’t get me wrong, hot fresh waffles are wonderful and I have had far worse waffles other places, but paired next to the wonderful coffee. the waffle took a side seat. I would still come here with friends for coffee/​brunch and try a different waffle but the coffee would be the driving factor.
The the atmosphere is a boutique French feel with colorful antiques and framed «latte art» on the walls. Attached to the coffee counter is a small room with soft seating for around 18 people. Within this room is also where the waffles are made giving you a chance to watch first hand how they are crafted – or how the plate art is also made!
I would call this place a ‘must try’ for anyone visiting Seattle and a great spot for locals to add to their weekly hotspots.

Seattle can’t get enough of adorable latte art and Moore Coffee Shop has the crowd to prove it. Check out the photos because the baristas have serious talent! I love their array of adorable frothy animals but, truthfully, that’s the only thing that sets this café apart from the others for me. Consider going elsewhere if you are more hardcore about your beans and less into insta-​ing how cute your cup of joe is. Also, probably a more ideal spot for chit chat than studying. The market goers from Pike Place have poured over and Moore has become exponentially more touristy than how I remember it to be. There isn’t much space or design for traffic in the café so be prepared for a bit of a squeeze (and take out) when you arrive.

COFFEE JESUS!
This is my most favorite coffee shop in Seattle! I try to visit Seattle frequently, and I’ve discovered this gem. Every time I’m in Seattle, I try to go to a new coffee shop every single day. I love taking pics, coffee, and art. Moore Coffee Shop fulfills ALL those needs!
I got the matcha latte and my friend got a mocha, I believe. We definitely made it a point to sit and drink. Enjoy the rainy city from the inside of this small, quaint and charming coffee spot.
Just a warning though, this place is SUPER TINY. If there’s a line outside, don’t be alarmed. Cant fit too many people inside.
The ambiance is adorable with random trinkets everywhere. There is also a live feed on a small screen on the side to see how these artists work their magic! I LOVE THAT! I wish I got Totoro in my cup! I’m such a fan, but just the fact they do Totoro artwork, I’m definitely impressed!
If the insanely cute latte art doesn’t impress you, the taste definitely will! The green matcha was perfect! The cracker compliments it too. SO GOOD. But lemme tell ya, it was hard sipping this wonder because of the cute walrus staring at me. I couldn’t help but sip away his smiling presence. Either way, it was satisfying. Visually, and for my palettes.
SIDE NOTE: The tables give that rustic look and helps these latte’s in a solid white cup stand out for your social media picture taking needs. Beautiful!
So whether you live in Seattle or are visiting, I suggest trying this place out! You’ll love it!

Wonderful and cozy coffeehouse with the BEST Breve I’ve ever had (somehow I’m sure Seattle will provide me with more incredible coffeehouses than I ever thought). Just when I thought coffee couldn’t get any better, I walked into this whimsical place and was transformed.
It is small, but I sat at one of the chairs in the front, people watched and enjoyed my coffee. I stopped by on a Monday around 10.30am and the coffeehouse had a constant flow of individuals. There were always a seat or two available. The service was prompt and quick and never felt like they were rushing me out. The bathroom has great Victorian wallpaper and felt a little Downton Abbey.
Throughly enjoyed and will be returning anytime I’m in the area.

I discovered this coffee shop through Unilocal from their cute latte arts. Decided to come check it out one day and fell in love with their madrid! It is a creamy latte from Spain. Ever since then, I’ve been coming here every week 3 – 4 times at least to study or to have to gos. Their latte art is always on point and always look forward to the new latte arts inside. Their sandwiches and waffles are also not bad either. I would suggest not to come in huge groups to drink coffee there, as their tables and seats are really limited.
You order their coffee and food at the front near the entrance and pick up the coffee at the front and food at the food station near the tables. I’ve never been disappointed when I got my coffee here, though it does get busy and takes a while to get your coffee if you are in a hurry.

I wanted to try their green tea latte but I needed something a little stronger so I got the regular latte. I was a little nervous about not getting latte artwork on mine because I saw a few people with the normal leaf art… But I was super happy to get a cute little owl! My friend also ordered their waffles which I didn’t think was too special. Cute little shop but it’s connected to the hotel too so the rooms are disjointed and the ordering room was crowded… They need to find a way to organize this a bit because it was difficult to tell who was In line to order and who was waiting for their drinks.
tip: taste their water which is infused with herbs and fruit!

Can you move to the east coast, please?
Their drinks are delicious and adorable.
i ordered a Mexican Mocha, which was rich & chocolaty. They also gave a small piece of dark chocolate with the mocha! so cute! Love this place!

De 5 estrellas les doy 10!
El lugar es hermoso, los baristas amables, los precios razonables, el café de calidad y bien trabajado, la música rica y además súper limpio y tienen una tablet proyectando la actividad en la maquina de espresso. ¡Que gran sorpresa encontrarlos!