Seattle's Victrola: Roaring '20s vibes meet specialty coffee. A community hub where art, craft, and transparency brew a timeless, delightful experience.
Victrola Coffee Roasters stands as a beloved mainstay in Seattle’s specialty coffee scene, inviting guests into spaces that hum with the spirit of the Roaring ‘20s, community, and artistry. Established in 2000, Victrola’s flagship on Pike Street doubles as a roastery, training lab, and coffee cupping room—offering true transparency and educational immersion for coffee lovers. The walls, adorned with local art, and a diverse clientele—from indie creatives to casual neighborhood regulars—exude a welcoming, lived-in warmth. Consistently recognized by guides like Epicurious and Eater as one of America’s must-visit cafes, Victrola has shaped the city’s coffee culture, sending waves of skilled baristas and roasters into the industry.
The soul of Victrola lies in its devotion to quality and craft, showcased through a curated portfolio of single-origin coffees sourced from small family farms worldwide. Offerings like Colombia Arbey Narvaez, Vietnam Dung K'No Anaerobic, Peru Alejandro Gomez, and Guatemala Quiche Espresso highlight their commitment to variety and transparency. Their signature blends and lighter-roast options, such as the acclaimed Peru El Milagro Espresso, regularly feature delightful tasting notes and expert execution. Pair your meticulously crafted cortado or espresso with a fresh pastry as you soak in Victrola’s storied ambiance. Whether you’re attending a free public cupping or people-watching through sunlit Pike Street windows, Victrola offers an experience that is both timeless and delightfully modern.
Artisanal roasts, cupping sessions, vintage vibe, community hub
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