Starbucks Reserve Roastery Seattle

Cool place to experience at least once. The staff received us very warmly and we were offered some samples of their pizzas. We tried out the salami and the margarita samples, they were very delicious! This place offers pizzas, pastries, alcoholic beverages espresso martinis!, the good old coffees and a coffee tasting experience. We ended up getting a dark chocolate mocha and a peppermint oat mocha seasonal item. Both tasted amazing, especially the dark chocolate mocha is a great option for someone that is not into sugar/sweets. The brewing and roasting machines definitely contribute to the cool and unique atmosphere. The drinks were a little pricier than we were used to, but we did not mind this as we got to try premium coffee and came here specifically for a good experience.

Very nice ambience and friendly staff. The place was super packed and busy so finding a table may be challenging. My husband and I went in for the coffee flight and with cakes. It’s a cool spot that gives you that big city feel. You are still in a Starbucks but it does feel a little more special. The coffee was good and the staff was great. The chocolate hazelnut croissant was delicious though. Quite pricey but a nice experience.

It was the first time to visit Starbucks reserved outside Japan. Everything was so amazing here!! I loved the interior design and atmosphere. I went to early morning, so I could be relaxed without crowds. I was surprised that their food was unbelievably delicious!! It was NOT a coffee shop BUT a fine bakery in terms of quality. I ate salmon sandwich and ham and cheese sandwich. Also I could enjoy shopping for limited items. I strongly recommend this Starbucks.

I come from a life in the brewing industry so to me the Starbucks Reserve Roastery feels more like a brewery than a roaster and I love that about it!! The roasting equipment rivals some of the nicest breweries I have ever stepped in, and this just speaks to the amount of quality, detail, and love that Starbucks put into this place! The single origin coffees are absolutely amazing, and it shows you exactly how different single origin beans are. As a coffee roaster myself, these are some of the best single origin beans I have had at any coffee shop. The adult beverages and food here is absolutely amazing too and definitely worth experiencing. I come here every time I am in Seattle, and I recommend at least experiencing this place once in your life!!

Such a cool spot to visit and chill. It is pricey but you are paying for a unique Starbucks experience. They have special food and drink items, cool merchandise and a nice ambience. The person roasting the coffee gave us a full detailed step by step process for how he roasts the coffee - it was very interesting. Heads up- it gets SUPER busy so go during off times avoid weekends and lunch hour rush

This is a one of a kind coffee shop. More than the freshly ground coffee, it’s the ambience and food served that makes the trip worthwhile. You get to see the roasting and brewing in action. It is definitely crowded round the clock but the staff does a pretty good job in managing the crowd Granted everything is 50-100% more expensive but is good to do it one time. This is probably the one thing that will prevent me from frequenting this place Highly recommend the espresso flight. Definitely better than the other espressos at regular Starbucks.

A great place to spend your evening, given the weather conditions in Seattle. It’s a warm and cozy place. I like the interior of this place with warm lighting and seating areas spread across . They have coffee section, spirits section yes there is a bar and the bakery section. I like those huge roasting machines and the fancy coffee grinding and brewing machines on display. The bakery section had fresh chocolate croissant even in the evening and the price was nominal. I highly recommend this place.

I decided to go on an all day walk about, and this was my first stop of my day. I've started to experiment with brewing techniques and coffees, so I thought I would grab a cup and wander. The scent of roasting coffee was very pleasantly wafting in the air. There were lot of tourists milling about the merchandise. There was a line of folks waiting to get their caffeine fixes and maybe a pastry to go with it. There is plenty of areas to sit and enjoy your cup while taking in the lovely day. I caught the last part of a presentation on vacuum brewing that looked rather fun.

Awesome place. Feels very upscale and have plenty of place to sit and hang out. So many stuff going on in here, fresh roasting, food made in house, awesome staff, the list goes on! I had to try the aged whiskey barrel cold brew, it was awesome! Even served with a whiskey cube. Must visit when in town!

When I first walked in I was immediately overwhelmed, but a nice employee came by and probably saw that I didn’t know where to look first so he gave me a brief little tour. The place is huge and has a merchandise section, a bakery with sweet and savory good, a bar which is where I spend most of my time and the coffee area. There was one drink in particular that I had at the bar that was amazing and it was a coffee brewed with bourbon and poured over a lavender scented ice ball. It was amazing and I’ve tried to recreate it at home.