Anchorhead Coffee
Coffee shop · Pike Place Market ·
Espresso drinks, waffles, and refreshing iced coffees like honey bunches
Espresso drinks, waffles, and refreshing iced coffees like honey bunches
"On the other end of the market is Anchorhead, which should be at the top of your list if you prefer your coffee on the rocks. Burnt honey, cinnamon, oat milk, and cold brew combine to create one of the most refreshing iced coffees in town: the honey bunches of cold brew. And much like nature’s elements or the Teletubbies, you need all four for things to be just right. With a warm spiced kick, creamy oat milk, bracing cold brew, and caramelized sweetness, we could slurp that frosty creation all day. The cafe has other rotating seasonal beverages to explore as well, like mint-steeped nitro or cold brew swirled with homemade blueberry milk. If you’re not feeling coffee but are still looking to wake the f*ck up, the pistachio matcha latte tastes superb on the rocks." - aimee rizzo
"Across the street from Anchorhead's Pike Place location, you'll see a massive line snaking along the sidewalk for a certain coffee chain's "first" location that isn't even actually the original one. Skip the commercial chaos and head here instead for a great cup of drip, or a quality macchiato that doesn't contain caramel drizzle by default. And if you prefer your caffeine cold, Anchorhead is the place to be. Burnt honey, cinnamon, oat milk, and cold brew combine to create one of the most refreshing iced coffees in town: the honey bunches of cold brew. And much like nature’s elements or the Teletubbies, you need all four for things to be just right. With a warm spiced kick, creamy oat milk, bracing cold brew, and caramelized sweetness, we could slurp that frosty creation all day, even well after the jitter-induced panic sets in. The cafe has other rotating seasonal beverages to explore as well, like mint-steeped nitro or cold brew swirled with homemade blueberry milk. If you’re not feeling coffee but are still looking to wake the f*ck up, the pistachio matcha latte tastes superb on the rocks." - Aimee Rizzo
"Duvall, WA–based mini chain Anchorhead Coffee, known for its cold brews and waffle-croissant-cinnamon roll hybrids (quaffles), is opening a new Pike Place location before April, sharing a space with Locust Cider at 2003 Western Avenue. Items on the menu will include pistachio milk matcha and Dreamsicle (a cold brew flavored like a creamsicle), along with quaffles and a small selection of grab-and-go options, and there will be a robotic pour-over station; this will be the café’s fourth Seattle-area location, joining a Downtown café and two Eastside locations." - Gabe Guarente
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