Street Bean Coffee

Located close to the Seattle Center, Street Bean Coffee made a good pit-stop to get my coffee fix on my way to an event. I didn't notice dedicated parking, but street parking is around (if somewhat hard to find) in this part of town.

Coffee was great - I had an Ethiopian pour-over that seemed a little atypically light for the normal Seattle-style roast.

Amazing coffee and atmosphere. The WIFI is good enough to work on your projects. It is rather small, but you will enjoy this small coffee shop and you will support a good cause. Check for their website to get more information about their mission.

This place is open and just pretty much has coffee. Even though they have a simple menu the jobs this place provides is to young or homeless people helping them get skills to survive. Everyone's been friendly helpful and it's a nice clean well-lit place to study or hang out. I came in for a renters Workshop.

The chai latte was pricey and not the best cup I've had, but I paid for the atmosphere. The people watching was excellent, everyone knew each other, which was sweet. I was relaxed enough to catch a couple zzz's before I left. Overall enjoyable.

Awesome location! New and fresh Street Bean. Enjoy the new digs. They have kept the tables, however changed everything else. Coffee was we'll crafted, and great flavors. Try it now you won't be disappointed.

The breakfast wrap was surprisingly delicious - really cute atmosphere and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

My wife and I visited Seattle, staying in the Belltown area. We walked to the Street Bean Coffee Shop one morning and had a couple incredible cups of coffee. I also purchased a bag of their beans roasted on site. Can't wait to get home and brew some up and remember our Seattle trip!

The coffee itself is amazing and the service is great... The only downside is that we were hoping to sit down and have a cup but they only had window service...

We stopped in for a brief refuelling on our walk from Pike Place Market to the Space Needle. Friendly service, good coffee and tea and even a gluten free scone to munch on. And we didn't even know it supported a great cause.

Easily my favorite cafe in Seattle. They have some of the best coffee in Seattle, and it's direct trade so helps the farmers the most. Free wifi, lots of seating, great fit out. And this is all before you discover it's a vocational training cafe for street kids.

It's only open Monday to Friday *sad panda* but definitely my Belltown go to.