Blue Saucer cafe

Blue Saucer cafe

★★★★4.4(363 Google reviews)

Crema's Take

Blue Saucer feels like a time capsule of old Seattle's bohemian coffee culture, populated by genuine regulars who treat it like a neighborhood living room rather than a pit stop. The independent spot does reliable espresso drinks and notably restrained pastries (their orange raisin scones strike the rare balance of actually tasting like scones), though service can be inconsistent. It's small and genuinely casual in a way that rewards lingering, especially on the dog-friendly patio where you're more likely to strike up a conversation with the owner Anne than rush through your coffee.

What to expect

Espresso-focused. A slow-sit, laptop-friendly, outdoor seating spot, good for meetings. Full breakfast, pastries, and light food on the menu. Dog friendly. Family friendly. Parking available.

Full breakfastPastriesMeetingsParkingSlow sitOutdoor seatingCraft espressoFamily friendlyDog friendlyLight foodTraditional drinksLaptop friendlyPastriesOutdoor seatingFamily friendly

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j spain Greene
★★★★★4 months ago

Blue Saucer is a cozy coffee house that harkens back to the more bohemian shops Seattle once had in abundance. It is independent and locally owned, tiny, very casual and filled with older regulars at the tables visiting and working. Everyone is friendly and mellow. Nice, simple…

Angie
★★★★★5 months ago

The food and drink was fine, but the service was horrible. The caprese sandwich was pretty good, but the dirty chai was just ok. I ordered online about 45 minutes in advance to walk over during my lunch break, and when I came inside and told the older employee my name and that I…

Tara Katz
★★★★★8 months ago

I love Blue Saucer. I just moved into the neighborhood and was so happy to find this sweet neighborly cafe. Delicious food. Great coffee. The owner Anne is super kind and interesting to talk to. Jazmine has work there for years and is really sweet. I don’t know the other…

Michael Muster
★★★★★a year ago

Stopped in here for a cup of coffee and a quick bite to eat after work. While the neighborhood it's located in isn't anything special, the cafe was cozy with about a 50/50 split between indoor and outdoor seating. The 12oz mocha and croissant I ordered came out to around $14.…

Robert Ruenitz
★★★★★2 years ago

Perfect for a Spring day. We just stopped for coffee, but the menu invites us to return for lunch. The scones at most places are too sweet and frosted. The orange raisin ones here are just enough sweet to counter the coffee bitter. There's a live cam transmission of a nearby…

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