Revolutions Coffee

Cozy cafe near Green Lake! Staff is very friendly, and space is good to hang out. Coffee is on the milder side, and there is no A/C so it gets quite hot and humid on hot summer days.

This is how I like to start a day
Art in my coffee and a pastry
This pastry has smooth chocolate rolled into the dough
Smiling
You can see the cherry blossoms from window

Small spot, very open and half the walls are bare. Very friendly service, the dude with the man bun was personable and quick to help. I tried their carrot cake and a hazelnut latte. The cake was really good and the coffee was above average. I would definitely suggest this spot over Starbucks up the road. They could use some more decorative additions to give the inside some atmosphere and warmth.

Nice place. I had a good cup of tea. The only reason I did not give it a five star is though I liked the place there was nothing that really put it above the other independent coffee houses. Will I be back yes most definitely I mean a four star is good. I would give 4.6 if I could my wife says the coffee was good and my tea was not bad.

Nice ambiance & lots of practical seating for work, including power outlets. Good drinks, Macrina pastries & a few warm food options. I had a cappuccino which was well made but not my favorite espresso.

The drip coffee was bitter for my personal taste. The baristas were really nice and the environment was great. The location is amazing for a cup of coffee before a walk. They are taking COVID seriously by asking for vaccination cards if you stay in the coffeeshop and they have closed tables between.

Clean, minimal, local coffee. They treat you like they know you, even if they don't yet. They offer a blank canvas of sorts; excellent for writing or reading or just existing. Patrons are very friendly, which is important because the space is quite small. Great coffee and simple sandwiches. This place just makes you feel taken care of. A hidden gem I am hesitant to share.

-I paid $12 for this sandwich (cheese bread) it came with neither of the sauces the menu advertised
-It smelled like body odor inside
-No air conditioning or even just air flow (it was only 75Foutside)
Below average, stereotypical gentrified “modern” cafe

First thing I noticed is the menu is off the projector which I thought was really cool I ordered the mezzo which is Americano with a twist I enjoyed and I got the egg sausage little sandwich which was very good environment is very chill and the lady was really nice who catch me out I would recommend it to my friends

I work in the area and used to go to Revolutions for the convenience. After putting up with their subpar coffee and astoundingly bad customer service for months, I finally called it quits after one visit where two different baristas were so incredibly rude to me. Many of my coworkers also go to Revolutions and I can predict how good their service from the staff will be based on if they are white and how attractive they are. I have not been wrong. It hurts to support a big giant like Starbucks instead of a local business, but I’m tired of feeling bad about myself just for ordering an overpriced cup of coffee.