Broadcast Coffee

Coffee is good, tea is forgettable. Special place with the coolest interior. Modern, large tables and all amenities. It's an excellent place to study and work (outlets everywhere, large tables), but also doesn't easily become a laptop wasteland, the space tends to be shared by groups or friends talking.

Good coffee drinks in a sparse modern setting. This is a popular spot in the Roosevelt neighborhood, especially on weekends, so you will have to wait a bit for your coffee. It's also a place where lots of people will bring their laptops for study or work, so you may also have trouble finding a place to sit. Despite that, it's quiet, so you can sit here as a respite from the bustle of outside.

The good: It's a place to get work done. The wifi is fast and the tables with the built in lamps are great.

The okay: The atmosphere and coffee is classier than other coffee shops.

The bad: It's loud and the A/C is too cold.

Not the best latte I've ever had, but it was clean and bright inside and the baristas were friendly.

Very tasteful minimalist aesthetic with lots of plants, brass accents, light colored wood taking advantage of all the natural sunlight. This is the place that people come with their laptops to get work done. The pour over offerings are always delicious and the presentation of their macchiatos is on point. For more creative drinks, you can't go wrong with their disco pony which is essentially a sparkling iced Americano. My only gripe is that the pour over coffee is no longer presented on the wooden tray in a glass flask with an accompanying glass of sparkling water. Now it is simply just served in a mug - still tasty of course, but it is the little things that contribute to an exceptional coffee experience.

Awesome place to get work done (good horizontal surfaces, outlets, food & beverages) and hear really cool music like Cold Cave and similar recent Darkwave/New Wave (barely audibly, which is also good for getting work done)...
also, the best coffee-for-coffee-haters I've had to date: their caramello;
four-hour street parking in front, too!

Really delicious coffee in an awesome Roosevelt location. It's going to be perfect when the light rail station opens up! Love getting a coffee to go here on my commute. This is by far the best coffee -- only a couple blocks from my bus stop at the I-5 Park and Ride.

The cafe itself is spartan in its decor, but has strategically placed sound dampening panels so it's not super echoey like similar locales. Even in an overcast day, it's brightly lit by wall-to-wall windows. The interior lights are pleasant though a little low for people of my height (people 6'1" or taller should be on the lookout when sitting in The bench seating :P).

Drip coffee is just ok, but I enjoy their cortados. I'll have to try a pour over next time I go.

I think that some coffee shops do a bad job of differentiating themselves. Not so with broadcast coffee. Tucked away in what could be considered the downtown of the Roosevelt neighborhood broadcast coffee is a modern coffee shop. Clean lines, hipsters working the counter (that is a positive they are all really cool), music playing that certainly isn't top 40 and oh yeah its right next door to a yoga studio.

If you are just running in to grab a cup of coffee while on your way to Greenlake no worries they are dog friendly. If you are looking for a place to open your laptop they have plenty of seating and the place has plenty of natural light. And if you just want to taste some really good coffee or tea they certainly have that. The coffee here is really really smooth, not bitter at all.

A classy coffee shop with a clean, modern vibe. They always have a GF/Vegan cookie option, which is awesome, as well as an excellent, high-quality tea menu. People tend to hang out there to work and read vs. socialize.