Victor's Celtic Coffee & Roasters

What a great neighborhood spot. The service is always quick and the coffee is delicious. The pastries always look amazing. It's a fun place to meet up with friends or to go alone. It's busy at the times you would expect, but service is typically efficient.

One of my favorite coffee stores. Im not a big fan of coffee but they have a great tea selection and their specialty drinks are amazing. I love the chocolate whip cream on top! This is a great place to hang out and get together with people.

This place is hit and miss for me. The workers are nice, the coffee is fine, and the place is spacious, but the owner is extremely unkind. He yelled at my wife, 2 year old, and new born for allowing my 2 year old to bring his little strider bike inside. We’ve observed a couple other run-ins with him and have yet to see him treat people like human beings.

Really great espresso, awesome pastries and solid breakfast sandwiches. Ambience is nice. We also buy our espresso beans for home here, they roast their own beans. My favorite coffee shop on the east side.

The coffee here is delicious and it's one of the great locally owned options in Redmond. I give it 4 stars because the owner can be a grouch about people staying for long periods of time, doesn't allow studying/computer use, and stubbornly insists on cash only. It's really good coffee and a great atmosphere though!

You can go just about anywhere and get a good cup of joe. If instead, you want to go somewhere cozy and welcoming, this is the spot. Although busy, there were still several tables available. (It's bigger than it looks.) You'll enjoy the smell of freshly roasted coffee. Warning yes, they don't take credit cards -- but don't let that stop you from stopping by. Enjoy the cup and a good conversation.

I went to Victors for a cup of coffee and to get some work done. I didn’t know about their laptop policy, there were no clear signs. I even set my laptop down on the counter when I was paying and the barista didn’t say anything.
I sat down, saw the sign about not having wifi, and I figured I could deal. The owner came out just when I had gotten my drink and started barking at my that I couldn’t have my laptop. (His mask was well below his mouth, btw). I laughed, I thought he was kidding! He kept yelling and I quickly realized it wasn’t a joke. I packed up, having only taken maybe one sip of my coffee, and left. On my way *out* the door, I saw a sign with the tiniest writing that said they don’t allow laptops.
I can respect if the culture you want to create in your coffeehouse is one without laptops/studying/etc. (it’s not one I’ll ever go to, but I can respect it). But it needs to be SO much more obvious, and you need to have a lot more grace and respect for those who don’t know.
I won’t be back, obviously not to work and definitely not for just coffee/hanging out. Not worth it, go somewhere else

Would not recommend this place, the owner has strict hidden rules that will likely make you regret you came. For example, if you would like to come to sip coffee and work on your laptop he will ask you to leave and have your coffee someplace else. No refund, no customer considerions. It's OK to have rules for your business but it is not OK to ruin your customer experience and not even offer to refund your coffee or a sincere "I'm sorry"

Good coffee great service would recommend for an intimate setting with a boyfriend or girlfriend or husband and wife very kid friendly as well. Little bit expensive I think a sandwich was around $10. Give or take a couple bucks definitely good food though.

The owner is a wonderful host and makes this coffee shop exceptional. The focus is old style coffee enjoyment. This is a coffee shop you could find Rachel and Ross talking to each other and not on their phone.