Analog Coffee

Christina Zimnicki a month ago

Great coffee, and single origin!!! I've been looking around the coffee scene for a while now, and have yet to see a place that serves single origin coffee, with a light enough roast to actually taste the region the coffee was from. The coffee itself was great, very fruit forward with a ripe finish. Wonderful body, and well extracted, and to my taste also extracted at the correct temp. I would have liked slightly lighter roast, but that's a nitpick. And, even with all of that, the price was very reasonable! 4$ for my espresso is a killer deal. Will be coming here again, and I recommend you do yourself a favor and try it out!!

Lani Wright 6 months ago

I come here as often as I can when I’m in Seattle for their egg sandwich, the best breakfast sandwich I’ve ever had!! I get mine spicy and with mushrooms 10/10. Last time I was there I also tried their seasonal braised bean dish which was soooo delicious. All their espresso drinks also never miss. A must go to if you’re in Capitol Hill.

Crystal Schiffbauer-Bowles a month ago

This was our post-run breakfast place that came highly recommended. I had a dirty chai with oat milk (lovely to look at and drink), and the highlight was the B-side - Sweet potato & tofu sourdough. I could've eaten a loaf of it. Gorgeous and amazingly tasty! I'll try copycatting it at home! Love the vibe... LP chill.

Abhiram Tanna 2 months ago

After trying their espresso drinks, and now most recently their pour over; here is my review. This place certainly has that neighborhood specialty coffee vibe, got ample seating space to sit and hangout. The staff are pretty friendly and they help you pick your drink choices. Now, coming to the coffee taste, I like their cappuccino/ latte with no sweeteners whatsoever, their 8oz is how I prefer my Cappuccino, and the milk blends perfectly smooth with the espresso shots. 4/5, this for sure is one of my Cap hill neighborhood goto places for espresso drinks. However, when it comes to their pour over, while it costs $9 (market price), it felt slightly short of my expectations, in terms of overall experience (taste and subtle chocolaty flavors).

Greg Johnston 9 months ago

Such a cool place. The pourover tasted very balanced, breakfast sandwich and rice bowl both hit the spot. They have the latest issues of some magazines like The New Yorker, plus some much more local, like a small collection of prose about music written by people from Seattle. And the music is great