Revolutions Coffee

We came in the morning. Had a great latte. Excellent, friendly service. We also got a few muffins, which were quite tasty. The breakfast food selection is very limited but overall, we had a great experience.

Just moved here wanted to support local business rather than Starbucks- staff was friendly but they unfortunately discriminate against the non vaccinated-asked me to show proof of vaccine or leave-
In hard times where local business are all suffering financially it's unfortunate that staff and owners are running people out.
Logistically let's think about this-
I spent apx 35$ there and would have returned at least twice a week if not 4-that's almost 2 thousand dollars a year (including tips)of my business gone. Lost. Now imagine how many hundreds of other people won't return because they also felt discriminated against- even if only 10 people feel like I do that's 20 thousand dollars lost- all because you discriminated against a perfectly healthy person.
Not only is it wrong so discriminate against anyone for their medical freedom/choices it's ILLOGICAL.
My prediction is that this business will not last if it continues to make this vital mistake.
I also wonder if they will face discrimination lawsuits?
Think twice before visiting this very basic coffee shop.
(Written by someone that OFTEN writes 4/5 star reviews)

Now this is a coffee shop. Dog friendly, outlets, (actually good) WiFi, and above all some staff that really engage with you. American customer service feels fake most places, but at Revolutions you know your around people that really enjoy talking with you! I've ordered drip, messos and cortados. Always made perfectly to order. The taste is fantastic, but the presentation can be a little lacklustre. Since it's such a great place it can be very busy during the weekends as well.

Honestly can't understand the 4.5 star rating after our visit. Ordered a latte with two syrups and couldn't say if they forgot the syrups or not even after stirring. The latte itself was fine, but they're either skimping on syrups or unsure how many pumps go in a 16oz.

Girlfriend ordered a macchiato and ended up with an americano, which we didn't notice until we'd already left. Place was deathly quiet and we were the only ones in line, so unsure where the miscommunication was. That said, it would have been fine had the coffee not been lower standard than the dishwater at Denny's. Suffice to say, ended up tossing it in the waste bin marked "Hazardous".

Lastly, staff was friendly enough but hardly the bellowing welcome most coffee shops exhibit. Perhaps it was an off-day for them, but being Saturday we had hoped for more on our off-day. As another reviewer commented, the pictures are a complete lie and not for this location. Can't recommend given it is all paid-parking nearby, especially if just passing through.

Was there just before dinner time. Perhaps the least friendly, least interested, discounting, unpleasant barista I have ever met.

I just bought a hot chocolate which was the coldest drink I could ever have. Also there was no chocolate other than a few drops of chocolate syrup in a dirty take away paper cup. They need to check how to make a hot chocolate.

Never had this experience before. Counter person was so nasty. Walked away in the middle of our order. 7/22 10:30am.

Lovely little coffee shop with wonderful staff and frequented by regulars in the Green Lake neighborhood. Their Seattle-approved coffee and plentiful assortment of tasty baked goods make this place the perfect stop before taking a walk around the lake.

Nice coffee drinks, they do it all well. Pastries are very delicious and plump. The new space is more table and chair traditional, compared to the comfy couch feel of the old location

I go here almost every other day, great little internet Cafe, some snacks and coffee, always great service.