Lighthouse Roasters is a cafe in Seattle.
Lighthouse Roasters in Seattle's Fremont is the 1993 corner roastery in a 120-year-old craftsman building: dark-roast espresso, the city's most loyal.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: 400 N 43rd St, Seattle, WA 98103
Hello Em in Seattle's Little Saigon is Yenvy Pham's Vietnamese coffee roastery: ca phe sua da, Vietnamese-grown beans, plus a community library and gallery.
Signature drink: Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk
Espresso Vivace in Seattle's Capitol Hill is David Schomer's 1988 espresso bar: the cafe credited with bringing micro-foam latte art to North America.
Signature drink: Caffe Nico, the David Schomer cortado
Victrola Coffee Roasters in Seattle's Capitol Hill is the 2000 cafe that anchored the city's second-wave-to-third-wave coffee transition, refurbished in 2024.
Signature drink: Single-origin pour over
Storyville Coffee Pike Place in Seattle is the top-floor Corner Market cafe: a Bainbridge-roasted bean line, full pastry case and the best window in the Pike.
Signature drink: Pike Place caramel latte
Anchorhead Coffee Downtown in Seattle is the CenturyLink Plaza flagship: a small-batch roaster known for the Hard Hat latte and a clean, modern espresso.
Signature drink: Hard Hat Iced Latte
Caffe Vita Capitol Hill in Seattle is the 1995 flagship roastery and cafe, an early adopter of Farm Direct sourcing, with a downstairs roaster visible.
Signature drink: Caffe del Sol espresso blend
