Caffe Adagio

We were looking for and found a nice, relaxing place to stop for a quick bite. This is an amazingly huge cafe and coffee shop. There are plenty of tables and comfortable chairs to sit and eat. The muffins are great and they have Cafe Darte coffee. Their breakfast sandwiches are on focaccia bread so they are very filling. Great stop in downtown Bellingham!

One of the OG coffee spots in Bellingham. I love to come down here on a rainy day and throw on the headphones and work when I’ve been cooped up in the office for too long.

You definitely have a crowd of regulars unsurprising as this place has been here forever.

There paninis are great, their soup specials are usually really good and their coffee is good too.

If you’re visiting Bellingham for a few days or just moved here, you definitely should come check place out for a coffee or lunch.

Lovely spot in the heart of town. Wonderful, kind, personable owners Diana & Luke. Delicious, strong, flavorful coffee. Thank you for the care & morning cheer-up.

Excellent coffee and friendly service. Breakfast sandwich was tasty also. Family owned business with a great value.

We stopped in fairly early in the day (8am, they open at 7) for a vegetarian breakfast sandwich and and espresso (Americano). Both were very good. Service was friendly and there were many tables available in the very spacious cafe area. (Tables available outdoors too.) They had a wide variety of baked goods from Mount Bakery on display (maybe even more than I typically see at the actual Mount Bakery!). The breakfast sandwich was *almost* as good as Camber's (summer-recipe) biscuit sandwich. TIP: Order the sandwich with the grilled onions and jalapeno aoili (we did this) and ask for the sandwich to spend a little extra time on the grill. (I plan to do this next time. Mine was warm enough but the cheese wasn't fully melty and it would have been even better with a bit of crispness in the focaccia.)

Great way to start a cloudy winter day - marianberry scone and medium roast coffee.

The atmosphere of the place was a little more upscale then necessary considering what it is. The staff were friendly if a little bit distant. The prices are a bit high, although not excessive by any means. But honestly, it was maybe the best cup of coffee I have had in a long time. Absolutely worth checking out. I had a very simple double tall Americano and it was amazing. For those that know, you can't hide a lot in that drink. It's just 2 shots and a bit of hot water, and it was as close to perfect as I have ever had.

I just got asked to leave Cafe Adagio because I had sat down with an outside coffee cup. Bear in mind, I understand the conflict t of interest in whose coffee you drink, but I hadn't even had one minute to order the soup, which I usually do. The woman came and said they had noticed the last time I was in, I only asked for a cup of water. Did they notice ALL the other (about 15) times that I ordered lunch or breakfast or bought Christmas candles? This is a place I frequent and ONCE I visited without actually purchasing anything. I am so upset. I am not someone coming in just to use the bathroom, I am not a vagrant coming in to get warm. I am a human being that hadn't even been sitting for 5 minutes before she swooped over to me to ensure I would pay for something. I didn't realize Adagio was all about the money. I thought in this day and age, you err on the side of kindness. You just never know what someone might be going through.

The split pea soup is absolutely amazing! The breakfast sandwich is also killer. I also ordered a caffe mocha and it was perfect. Great atmosphere too, employees are wonderful. It got a little too loud for me to study there but the volume level just depends on how busy it is :)

Cute little coffee shop with timeless café vibe here. Perfect to meet up with people since it is on the corner and centrally located. I had the peppermint latte and that was great! I was surprised how foamy the oat milk was here, it was pretty nice!