Voxx Coffee

This is my favorite coffee place, hands down! I have been going here for over a year and a half have never received a bad cup of coffee.

Cool spot. Nice vibe and good coffee. Not a lot of food selections or places to sit. But if you do find a spot it’s a nice place to work. One small general seating area with a couch and some tables/​chairs … And my favorite… A little nook on the side to post up with a laptop and work away alone.

Great service and very friendly staff. I ordered a coconut milk latte here and it was the best I’ve ever had! I would recommend this spot to anyone who needs a nice pick me up in the mornings before work.

Normally, I wouldn’t have thought twice about a tiny 4 star coffee shop with only 35 reviews, spread over 3 years. Especially when said coffee shop was a half mile walk from our hotel. If it weren’t for Nique F’s glowing 5 star review, I wouldn’t have had this place on my radar.
It’s located almost in the lobby of Park Place. I’m not sure if this is a hotel, condos, office building, or Monopoly card. Either way it’s a fancy high rise with lots of rich looking folks coming and going.
A brisk stroll there and back yielded us two 12oz lattes. Since lattes are served with two shots of espresso regardless of size, you’re just paying for more milk to water down your espresso if you go any bigger. I believe the Vegan tax was $ 0.60 for soymilk. Almond milk is also available if that’s your thing.
My honey ordered hers with no foam so she didn’t get the same sexy latte art that accompanied mine. Their latte art game is on point here as you would expect in Seattle. After trying several coffee shops in Seattle, this was my favorite latte. Almost as good as what I can get back home in the Bay Area. I don’t know who their roaster is but the espresso was smooth and flavorful.
The next time in town, there’s one place that I’ll head to for coffee again and that’s Voxx

The coffee is good, the pastries are delicious, and the staff was friendly and fast. Next time I’m in Seattle I’ll try to stop by.

This little coffee shop is awesome! The coffee is great. I usually get an iced vanilla latte. They use Monin syrups, which aren’t my fav, but the coffee is yummy. And I LOVE the Chai latte. They have delicious pastries. I like the fruit bar and cookies, the apricot oatmeal is great – not something you see every day. They run out of pastries kind of early though, so you may not be able to snag an afternoon treat. They have breakfast burritos that they heat up for you, but I have not tried them… yet. Their branding and décor are spot on. I love the vibe of the place. They don’t have a ton of space though, so it can get full. They offer punch cards, which is a plus since I work in the area and frequent the place. It is not perfect, but I gave it five stars because it is one of ‘my’ coffee spots. Gotta support my peeps!

Nice vibe. Hand crafted drinks. Good local place to hang out inside and out. Not Starbucks. Order something different or a classic you’ve never tried. The baristas really care about the coffee they serve. Dog treats and a place to tie your dog or wait out of the rain. Good walking area.

Stopped by here to grab coffee and breakfast before i had to catch a cab. Cab came before they even got started on my coffee. Both baristas ignored me when i asked for my coffee and i even told them i was in a hurry. They didn’t even start making my coffee (mind you they had plenty time because i had to use their bathroom) and the cashier was pretty rude to me. I would like my money back… not trying to be mean. Just being honest and I know this business has potential. Your food is amazing but customer service is like non existent here :(

Good for an afternoon espresso, plenty of outlets for charging your laptop while doing work, pleasant ambiance. I would go back.

Decided to take a stop at Voxx today instead of settling for the ‘Bucks… And I’m pretty happy that I did!
The décor of this place is really cute — it’s very modern and they have lots of Seattle-​centric decorations (which makes sense, but it makes me like them even more). It was also very clean, which you don’t always really see during peak hours at a coffee shop.
The cashier that was working was so nice and she was SO ADORABLE UGH. I’m super envious of her tan, too… Anyways. She was really nice and you could tell that all the customers in front of me were regulars, because she talked to them about things they had mentioned the week before, which I thought was really cool. It’s always nice to know that your barista remembers you!
I ended up trying one of their summer specials, the Iced White Chocolate Lavender Mocha. I was like… Hmm. Might be weird, or might be great. It turned out to be FABULOUS. The lavender and the white chocolate go so well together — neither flavor overpowers the other. In addition to all of that, something about their coffee beans made me so much more alert this morning than the beans at Starbucks! Which is definitely a bonus since I’m feelin’ that end of the week drag.
Only reason I gave it four stars was because the girl who was making the drinks was kind of grumpy/​mean. Other than that, I highly recommend taking a break from Starbucks to try out Voxx.

Voxx has two locations (one also in Eastlake), the one in downtown is a smaller spot in an office building, but props for optimizing the small space they do have. They offer a variety of pastries from a few recognizable bakeries — Macrina for example — they also have grab and go items like pre-​made sandwiches.
The cappuccino I ordered was pretty much exactly the same as the one I had from Wheelhouse because they use the same beans — a dark roast from Lighthouse. I personally am not a fan of this roast but I know alot of Seattleites are. They also resell their own Voxx coffee house blend; however, they don’t use these beans for their espresso drinks (odd).
Voxx is quick and convenient for those in Downtown, especially for those who like a darker roast.

Coffee wise, this is as good as it gets in the area. If you want to get a high quality of espresso, skip the starbucks and head over here. Its on the corner of a federal building (I believe FCC resides at the building, but from the salty looks I got from the building security guard as I was entering this shop it looks like the FBI probably has a floor or 2 in this building.
Man this place is awesome! The atmosphere here is as if the owner and the rest of the employees planned on starting a super hipster coffee shop on Capitol Hill, tripped on a rock on Pike ST and stumbled across this corner where they now have the shop. From the employees to little decorations (they have a map of the world where it looks like they stole it from my 3^rd Grade classroom) its a funky place where I can drink a great cup of coffee while contemplate about why I decided to be in a field I have to wear business clothes.
Quality of the bean: I’ve seen negative review of this place and its beans. I am in shock. Don’t mistake bitterness to flavor of coffee. This joint is right up there with Ladro, stumptown, and vita.
GU — approved!

Friends from Seattle have told us they don’t like Voxx either. Whatever beans they use just are not up our alley either. The bitterness and flavor was very unpleasant, and rarely do I not finish a cup of coffee.
Nothing necessarily poorly done and everyone was friendly. Just not our cup of tea… er coffee.

Tucked away in a large concrete building that is probably some type of government building if I were to guess, Voxx definitely has its own unique vibe going on amongst the dozens of other coffee options in the area. Admittedly I’ve been boring the handful of times I’ve been here and have stuck to your standard cappuccinos and lattes — both of which are done right, and done strong! But I have been tempted to try their more adventurous menu of options. They have a little menu of specials on the side that feature more creative espresso drinks like cayenne mochas and cardamom lattes. Definitely flavors I want to sample in the future! My only excuse is that I am generally more cranky than adventurous at 7 am when I’ve usually popped in here in the past, so I can appreciate the potency of their standard drinks.
The food options are also intriguing. They do have your standard arrangement of pastries, but they also offer an array of burritos and sandwiches which is a great thing in my book. Too many coffee places only offer only sweet treats, and I really prefer a savory breakfast when I opt for a breakfast more substantial than pouring coffee down my gullet.
The seating area is nice, and there are also a few small tables outside. Granted your view will mostly be of government employees getting to work and cars queueing for the freeway onramp. But hey, outdoor seating is at a premium downtown!
Overall a good, unique coffee spot with its own eclectic vibe and tasty, strong coffee.

This review is solely for the coffee. The shop itself was really cute and inviting with great outdoor seating.
The coffee was bitter and well horrrible,

This is the perfect spot for a quick coffee or a great place to chill at for a bit before your busy day! They have all sorts of pastries and sandwiches (which I saw being delivered that morning) and was pleasantly surprised to see GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS! Too good to be true I thought, until I bit into my blue berry muffin and … It was amazing.
Coffee is definitely good quality, lots of milk/​milk replacement options, and the lovely barista offered to whip my almond milk for me without me asking (starbucks, you are fired…).
Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, vintage vases with fresh picked flowers add a great touch. Get it to go (its cheap and quick) or stay for a bit (great music, lots of seating). Was here for business, coming from NYC and I am impressed. Definitely coming back :)

I don’t go to Voxx Coffee often, but when I do it’s always great! Voxx is a bit out of the way for a quick coffee break from work, but I have a handful of friends who work at Union Two next door, so I find myself here for small coffee breaks.
The coffee always comes out perfect and staff is super friendly. They have both tables & a couch to talk or work. I have always come during prime business hours (9 – 5) and have never had an issue getting a seat. The noise level is minimal so you shouldn’t have a problem hearing the person across the table from you.

I love that they have breakfast burritos here. They warm it up for you too and they’re delicious! Their coffees are good and priced similar to other nice coffee shops. I ordered the chai tea latte, and it was decent. Nothing special, just the typical chai. Mornings are super busy so be prepared to wait in line for both your coffee and breakfast.
The location is great too for folks who work in the area.
I love the modern atmosphere inside the restaurant. There aren’t very many tables/​seats, but once you sit down, it’s pretty comfortable.

Voxx is one of the loveliest, most relaxing places to call «office» for a day, especially if you’re in Seattle on business. A surprising oasis in the midst of downtown, with gorgeous mid-​century modern furniture to give it a homey 50s vibe (without being kitschy). The light jazz music in the background makes it a perfect spot to concentrate, and enjoy some luxurious productivity. And, because it’s Seattle, the coffee is irresistible, with foam art and all.
Since it’s right downtown, lots of business people come through to grab their coffee and pastries to-​go, so the seating area was almost completely vacant on the Thursday morning I was there. Yessss! There’s a long wall of bench seats with small tables and easily accessible outlets, plus free wifi. If you’re someone who seeks out the «perfect» café for laptop lounging, Voxx is that café.
Food wise, they have a huge assortment of pre-​made breakfast sandwiches ready to be grilled, panini-​style. The thick slab of almond cranberry biscotti was exceptionally delish, nice and hunky, crunchy but not break-​your-​tooth crisp.
What a find. I will be adding Voxx to my rotation of laptop-​friendly Seattle spots!

There’s a new coffee shop near my office, and it makes me sooooo happy.
They just opened, so the space is kind of bare (they need more people to drop off flyers and business cards for the bulletin board!) and it doesn’t seem to be getting as full as the original Eastlake location (yet?), but they have delicious coffee and the only other super-​close-​by options are the big chains, so… they are a VERY nice addition to the area.
They have some pre-​made sandwiches from Mike’s or something like that, but I haven’t had them yet. I just stop by for their delicious mochas.
I’ve taken my coffee «to go» each time (so far) because my office IS so close by, but they do have some tables and a couple of «express work stations» (tabletop and stool) hidden in the little nooks next to the place where you order your caffeine.
Over-​all, a great new spot to grab coffee. Hope they can build up a loyal following and stay open!