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Coffeeholic House · Wallingford • $
Tiramisu gets a glow-up: N&J Kitchen pops up at Coffeholic with Matcha, Earl Grey, and Classic slices alongside strong Vietnamese coffee. Their second-ever pop-up, so catch it while you can.
Cloudy Cafe · Adams • $
Seattle's Indonesian-inspired cafe turns one, and it's throwing a pandan party. Cloudy Cafe teams up with Cocopandan for a one-day pastry lineup: pandan lapis, pumpkin talam, and ube matcha panna cotta.
Montlake • $
A rare Seattle slice shop where the bagels steal the show. Oxbow pairs chewy, schmear-loaded bagels with pizza by the slice in an airy, industrial-chic space made for lingering.
Adams • $
Cardoon bakes showstopper cookies and cozy lattes with a creative Iranian-German-Chinese twist. Grab a savory brick toast, sip something unexpected like a seaweed or osmanthus latte, and settle into this tiny Ballard gem.
Ravenna
Sip your latte beneath stained glass in a 100-year-old Ravenna church turned neighborhood living room. Cafe Blameless pours local Gloom coffee and rich drinking chocolate, with cozy corners built for lingering.
West Seattle • $
Numa Coffee's beachfront pop-up pairs meticulously brewed pour-overs with Gerald Hawkins' artful pastries inside Driftwood. One barista, infinite intentionality: every cup feels like a small ritual worth slowing down for.
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