Broadcast Coffee

They gave me a prompt response to my complaint. They went beyond my expectations, and I appreciate the good service they gave me. Even when I left the bakery, they remembered my order. In the future, I will be grateful to return to this establishment, and as suggested, if I have any problem, I will resolve it in person. As I said before, this is a great place to work or study. They have several alternatives for coffees and pastries. And they are always happy to provide a great service as I noticed after my experience. Before: I wanted to try a good pastry, so I asked what it was made of. The cashier said it was made of cheese, but it was a savory pastry with an anion taste. Aside from that, I ordered one drip coffee and received two, for which I paid. Besides that the place was very clean and it seems like a good place to study or work

Came in here just for a drip coffee to go. The place was pretty dark inside, despite being middle of the day, with south facing windows...cool art on the walls. The drip coffee was excellent. The screamy music they were blasting was not. The place was full of people seemingly studying or working. Not sure how they can do that with that indu thrash punk playing so loud. Guess I'm old. Ha. But I would go again for sure for the coffee, and only to go.

Very nice coffee, choice of medium or light roast for drip. Free small coffee with beans purchase, which is a nice bonus. The chocolate chip cookie is outrageously good and the staff was friendly and helpful. The space is well designed with lots of windows for light and people watching. The only minor nit is that the coffee is sold in 11oz bags vs the fancy-coffee standard 12oz. An annoying escalation in the pricing game, but not a reason to not support this awesome local roastery!

I haven't written a review in a while but I had to after coming here for the first time. Hands down the BEST matcha latte that I've ever tried in my life. The prices are really good too which was surprising. The employees are also super sweet! I also liked the atmosphere, it was a really nice place to get my work done. I will be coming back!

Broadcast was the coffee shop that finally ended my month-and-a-half-long coffee quest in Seattle. Yeah, I know, it may sound absurd that it took me so long to find my way to a caffeine haven in this bustling city. But hey, I’m not your typical coffee enthusiast. So, when I stepped foot into Broadcast, it was a moment of triumph mixed with anticipation. And boy, did it live up to the wait! As the clock struck 9 in the morning, I found myself greeted by a serene atmosphere. Soft indie melodies played in the background, creating a gentle backdrop to this coffee oasis. Surprisingly, the place wasn’t bustling with crowds, giving me the luxury of enjoying some peace and quiet. With a iced chai latte in one hand and a slice of their delightful lemon lavender cake in the other, I relished the affordable treats. While both items hit the mark, the tantalizing array of other options made me eager to return and explore further. But what truly sets Broadcast apart, and is deserving of my sincere five-star rating, is the remarkable staff. Warm, friendly, and highly adaptable, they embody the essence of exceptional service. As a blind individual, I encountered a minor hurdle with their Wi-Fi system, which had an unorthodox setup. Despite the network being open, an access code in print was required. Thankfully, one of the baristas named Luna came to my rescue, helping me navigate the situation with grace. Thanks to their assistance, I was able to connect and make the most of a beautiful day. Here’s to an overall good experience that guarantees my return to this remarkable place.