Capital One Café

I got the Matcha latte with strawberry foam and it was OK, I got it because of their summer deal. Strawberry was just like food coloring and did not taste like strawberry whatsoever. However, the Matcha wasn’t too bad, it was very milky though. Overall great study spot and I would possibly come back

I was in a hurry, so stopped by despite low rates. The coffee is the smallest I ever had, super sour cheap taste like from coffee machine in hospital or something. The breakfast club croissant was good though, the overall atmosphere is peaceful if you want to work remote.

Love this spot! Relaxing vibe, delicious coffee and croissant sandwiches, clean space, lots of seating (different styles including bar tables and couches), hooks for hanging personal belongings, reliable internet, and lots of outlets. Great place to work in the SLU from.

Had a wonderful experience at the Capital One Cafe. I didn’t have any food but the coffee was good and reasonably priced compared to other cafes in the area. The service was excellent, and there was plenty of seating. The space was very clean, including the private nooks that I was able to reserve.

Always such kind staff, clean, good atmosphere, never spend more than $5 bucks thanks to the 50% off. Just gotta get lucky with parking nearby, but it's a great spot to lock in for an hour. Good busy area, lots of young professionals, and respectful clientele.

For me, the Capital One Café was a must see during my visit to Seattle. Over the years we've all observed banking morphing and shrinking from brick and mortar, to ATM machines, to become a smartphone app in your pocket where you can make deposits and conduct banking. The fusion of neighborhood cafe combined with today's new mobile app-driven banking is a perfect reboot of banking. Kudos to Capital One on innovating and refining the personal finance experience. The baristas and financial associates are all friendly and helpful. There's a good mix of tables and meeting rooms. The design of the space is really interesting.

Exceeded expectations! Incredibly welcoming staff, delicious latte (all of their syrups are house-made), and cozy space. The croissant was pretty lackluster, but that was expected. Also, if you pay with a capital one card you get 50% off your drink. Will be returning when I’m in the neighborhood!

Always love to drop by and spend an afternoon here! Service, atmosphere and coffee are great (also at a more reasonable price compared to other cafes). The staff makes you feel home.

I've been to a few capital one cafes, from Miami to Denver to Portland. By far, those on the west coast (including the SLU location) seem to be nicer, bigger and cozier. This SLU location has two floors, plenty of seatings, tables and chairs. They also have different sections, rooms etc for events. Today they happen to have two different events happening at the same time therefore taking out the entire second floor and part of the first floor areas. Ordered their large honey lavender latte. If you are a latte lover, you'll know this is not microfoam and it actually has more foam than coffee. I guess it's more of a cappuccino... otherwise the cashier is nice and friendly.

As always, cheapest coffee and lattes In the city. No line when we got there and we got free luggage tags with our purchase! Our coffee was made within minutes, and was about $3 per latte and matcha. Upstairs has conference rooms and downstairs is more social. Lots of people remote working, strong WiFi

*As it's a café, my review is highly biased on the quality of the coffee* Ambience (5/5) - For a café, the place is very modern. Pretty big. Perfect for working from a café. It gives you a vibe to be more productive if you working from here As we are approaching towards Christmas holidays, love the ornaments they had decorated on the wall. Coffee (2/5) - I ordered a 12 ounce latte. Which was meh. But if I am paying only 50% (using capital one card) it might be okay. But it wasn't worth $5.65 at all I'm pretty sure I won't go again for the coffee ! Service (5/5) - the service is outstanding and exceptional. As it has some privileges of banking, I am assuming the service would be more professional (as you get at banks) The staff will greet you in very positive and friendly way.

Located not too far from the Amazon Spheres, I came in for a coffee before my tour time. The cafe is spacious, open, and well laid out. There's an upstairs and downstairs, so lots of room to study or catch up with a friend. The wall to wall windows looks out onto the city streets. -1 star for the coffee. I do appreciate that they had a 16 oz option which isn't available at all capital one cafes, however my mocha seemed to have a touch of cinnamon or spice that I haven't noticed from other locations. Not a big deal. However, another person that I was with was disappointed that her coffee lacked coffee flavor and was lukewarm. Seemed like they added too much oat milk. We enjoyed our time there overall!

I love the open space, ambience and energy. The windows were open on the day I visited. They ran out of matcha so I selected my second choice; iced honey lavender latte. It had a good combination of flavor and coffee which I'm surprised because when I tried previously, it wasn't good (probably different bro-rista).

I am such a huge fan of this spot!! I honestly didn't really have that many expectations going in - all I knew was that drinks were 50% off for capital one card members. Despite being so close by, I kept pushing off coming here until now. I came on a rainy weekend, and there were a good number of people inside. I was quite surprised by how spacious the inside is! There are so many seats of different type depending on the vibe you're feeling, and theres also an upstairs. I got an iced pumpkin pie latte with oat milk, and it was SO delicious. I have no idea what they even put in it but it was so creamy, perfectly sweetened, and had great pumpkin pie flavor. I would totally come back just for this drink and am sad it's only seasonal. The environment itself is so great to do work in, and I can see it being a fantastic WFH spot. I will definitely be back for many more times to come :)

The interior is very modern, open, and two stories so it has plenty of space to get work done and conduct meetings. Seeing the giant Verve Coffee Roasters on the wall was a relief because all the photos I was seeing of the cafe were with Peet's Coffee which is not my favorite, so they definitely upgraded imo. I ordered a double espresso that had decent texture and flavor and the ham and cheese sandwich which was kinda weird because of the slice of cheese on top of the bread, but it filled me up. Overall, the ambassadors and baristas were pleasant to talk to and it's a very relaxing space to get work done!

This is a great concept and an awesome place to work! There is plenty of clean and open seating, upstairs and downstairs area, outlets, fast WiFi, and it's close to the Amazon spheres and Whole Foods. The Verve coffee was great, not too bitter and slightly nutty tasting - the lady taking my order didn't seem to remember I asked for no ice though, but she made another which was really sweet of her!! I highly recommend for a reliable work space with coffee nearby!

Avoid this place! There's too many great coffee shops in the area to consdier this place. The service here is slow. They don't know how to make the most basic of drinks. The place was a complete let down imo. Would not come back.

The service was really good. The Lavender Latte was so nice, and the nooks and ambiance were very productive!

I love that this cafe is so spacious and inviting. I've come in for a few coffees and this morning I had the pleasure of chatting with some Café ambassadors and they were super nice and helpful. There's plenty of seating so I could see myself just coming in with a friend to grab coffee and chat or just sit down and read a good book.

Called this location to ask a few questions, since I'm originally from New York City I wanted to know if this was actually bank where I can speak with a teller. They were super sweet and very respectful , gave me all the information that I needed! Never went into this location but with how professional they were over the phone I would love to check out the place

From December 26th to January 8th, Capital One Cafe is having a Happy Hour from 2pm-close where all drinks are $1! I got a soy latte today. Half the reason I come here is for the working area - it is always calm and spacious. The baristas and the Capital One representatives are always friendly and also give you the space you need to get your work done. This is by far my favorite WFH cafe. It's nice to not be constantly brushed by people in passing as is the case with many other coffee shops. The lighting and view is great from this location too, with sprawling windows and natural sunlight being let in.

GREAT work from home spot. Of course you've got to buy a drink in order to stay, but the two floors of pure work space make it so worth it. There are personal nooks that you can grab, and there's big table areas too if you're with a group. There's benches, fun soft chairs, couches, and overall just a great place if you need a change of scenery while doing work. Drinks wise - they're so delicious. I've tried the oat milk matcha (wasn't too sweet!) and their strawberry lemon iced tea drink, and they're both delicious. Plus, through the month of august, all drinks are $1. Literally unheard of. I will say though that they've been having staffing issues, and so their hours of offering drinks are pretty inconsistent. They also close at five, so plan ahead if you're wanting to work later into the evening. Overall, definitely recommend this space both for drink quality and working environment.

Once again, I don't like corporate things. But I've got tons of studying to do and I can only sit in my house so long without going completely nuts. So I'm searching out every great study cafe I can find. And this one is a FIND! Incredible space - from comfy couches to full-size tables to private booths - there is an up and downstairs of amazing spaces to sit, meet, talk, and just get stuff done. Spacious, big people-watching windows, spotless...and I had a perfect macha latte. Friendly, chill staff. I might be a fixture here this summer.

Such friendly folks and have had some good coffee here too! Thanks for the lovely space and great atmosphere.

So today I went to this coffee shop, and they don't have..coffee. The machine broken. Again..third time this month. Cold brew? Sold out. Drip?! No...seriously..no drip. I'm not one of those yelpers who writes bad review based on one experience. This place has consistently had problems for months. I'm starting to wonder if it's a real coffee shop or just a big lobby. Another time the 3 banker types standing around doing nothing except standing by to enroll you in banking said the barista went upstairs..oook I asked how long? Um uh hmm. They don't know. I waited 15 minutes and left. Maybe they should cross train their bankers to pull some espresso. Last week they were out of croissants so I said ok bagel egg sandwich. They.could do that. Ok cool. Except they gave me a sweet blueberry bagel with savoury bacon sandwich. Really? Come on.. I'm even a Cap One customer. I do my banking here. I'd love if this lived up to its intention. Ambiance is nice. Food and coffee, when you can get it are good. The half off discount for banking customers is great. When they're actually serving anything. This should be a 4 star place. They need to get their S together, it's embarrassing a major corporate brand can't even serve drip coffee when the machine is down. Maybe get a second machine like all the other coffee shops? Cap One may be what's in my wallet but coffee is not what's in my cup.

The coffee is acceptable, but the food isn't worth it--it's comparable to a school lunch. I spent $10 on avocado toast and received a single, untoasted slice of what appeared to be normal grocery store bread with a thin, slightly brown layer of avocado spread. Don't make the mistake I did, see the other review below about the terrible sandwich too. Better off going to Starbucks.

Baristas do NOT know coffee here. Ambiance is good but they allow homeless folks to do everything there. Folks who have feces and urine on their clothes. Saw it several times with different people. I asked where their beans are grown and the barista's reply was: "our beans grow in California" coffee was blah.

I stopped in to.. hate to say it.. use the facilities. What can I say?? I wish NYC had a Capital One like this branch. Every employee stood out.. from the employee who welcomed me and gave directions to the facilities to the gentleman who welcomed me upstairs. He asked if I needed help and learned he is from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn! Small world.. As for the bank: immaculate, warm, inviting and spacious.. very spacious. The upstairs has desks for computer work, comfy couches and what looked like conference rooms. This branch serves Peet's coffee and the employee who hails from Brooklyn offered to buy me a cup.. Turns out this branch offers digital banking. I will research this on their website. All I have to say is.. WOW.. can you move this branch to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn? I would love a branch like this near my home. Keep up the great work Capital One, Seattle!!

Great atmosphere to work remotely. Coffee shop is good and paying with your card gets you a 50% discount. Also the service is great - I had an issue with linking my new card to my existing account and Don was a great help.

This is a beautiful space with great coffee! We came in early one morning to check the space out and get a couple drinks and we were told it was dog friendly so they invited our dog in too! The drinks were very well made and the person who helped us out and welcomed us in, Don, was the best! He showed us the space and even hooked our dog up with some stuff. His hospitality and kindness were top tier and we will be going back often thanks to him. Everyone who worked there was super sweet too. Highly recommend this spot if you're in the need for a coffee or place to work

Wonderful customer service and everyone raved about the cake I had made for my husband's 40th birthday. Love working with the team!

Called this location to ask a few questions, since I'm originally from New York City I wanted to know if this was actually bank where I can speak with a teller. They were super sweet and very respectful , gave me all the information that I needed! Never went into this location but with how professional they were over the phone I would love to check out the place

My coworkers and I started coming here in October once a week for our team meetings and it is truly the best cafe and coworking space in South Lake Union. It's spacious, clean, quiet, with not too many people, friendly and helpful staff, and a Peet's Coffee. What more could you ask for? Well, how about 50% off your drinks when you use your Capitol One card? Yep, you heard me. 50% off, people. Oh, and they have specials all the time. Like 24 big cookies for a dollar (in a gigantic box) during Thanksgiving week. $1. My coworkers and I flipped over that. This week, we got free peppermint bark. What?! Yeah, I know. Free. Not kidding. This is one cool place. Thank you for existing, Capitol One Cafe!

I drive out of my way to come to this bakery. Their sourdough bread cinnamon roll and coffee cake is fabulous.

I cannot express how much I love this place. I arrived from an red eye flight into Seattle. Since my Airbnb doesn't let me check out till 4 pm, I had to hop between coffee shops to work during the day. Until I stumbled into capital one cafe. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the manager. He explained to me this is a free community work space. I could borrow their conference room! It was a life saver. There is also a peets cafe, you would get half off for drinks if you have a capital one credit card!!!!! By the end of my work day, the branch employee brought me a goodie bag full of snacks and drinks. It felt just like working in one of the tech company office. If you are ever in Seattle trying to find an community work space! I would definitely recommend here!!! This is a 5 star experience.

Had to stop by for a coffee. Had the Nitro cold coffee, good flavor and no after taste. You can do your capital one banking there too.

I've been here a few times because I'm a part of a non-profit organization that hosts meetings here. LOCATION & PARKING // It's on the corner of Westlake and Harrison. It's extremely hard to miss as it's next to Serious Pie & Biscuit. The concept of the cafe is kind of strange as it's a bank, Peet's Coffee shop, and general working space in one. Street parking can be hit or miss but since you're in SLU, you might get lucky depending on when you come. AMBIANCE // I don't come here for the coffee (I mean, it's whatever) but I love working here. It's an open space so you won't feel like you're forced to sit next to a bunch of people. The seating varies depending on where you're at in the cafe too. I also love the two stories because it feels really roomy! OVERALL // 4.5 stars It's a weird little spot but if you're looking for a space to get some work done, I recommend it here!

If I could give this cafe even more stars I would! Besides being a great place to study or have meetings (with free rooms you can reserve), you get 1/2 off any drink if you're a Capital One member! Now on to the real reason for my review...about 4 months ago, I attended an event here for a networking group that I'm part of. I was impressed by the clean, beautiful interior and the helpful staff. During the event, one of the employees mentioned that Capital One offers money coaching--essentially like life coaching and financial advising wrapped into one. I was stunned...could this be true? They emphasized that the coaching is FREE and there wouldn't be any selling involved. Well, I'm happy to admit this is true! I've completed my three sessions now with the cafe's in-house coach, Nicole, and couldn't be happier. The entire experience is a breeze from start to finish. With every session (there are 3 total) you get a card for a free handcrafted drink from the Peet's Coffee within the cafe. There's something pretty special about strolling in, claiming your free, delicious beverage and making your way upstairs for an hour of high-quality, expert coaching. Plus, everyone is so sweet who works there! The entire experience from start to finish is so pleasant and not something I would have ever associated with financial coaching, lol. :) The coaching itself has been fantastic. The financial tools are sophisticated and Nicole is warm and personable. My boyfriend has also started seeing her and I'm excited to put into action what we learned together. Everyone could use some help making sense of money--and this is an awesome place to start.

I stopped in at the C1 Cafe a few weeks ago to make a deposit and, when I walked in, I wasn't even sure I was inside a bank. In fact, I'm still not sure if this is a bank! It's a coffee shop, co-working space, conference/training venue and (oh yeah) there are super friendly Capital One employees there to help you with your banking. I was able to quickly make a deposit, take a little tour of their various spaces, and then enjoy some free cookies and a coffee on Cap-One. Finally, a "bank" I'll look forward to visiting again!

Huge space and good coffee The capital one cafe in SLU has a ton of working space across two levels with multiple meeting rooms. A great spot to host a meeting or get together with your team. The coffee at Peet's was also good and came out fast. Would recommend checking out!

Coffee: Mediocre coffee, the milk didn't balance well with the espresso shot even though I got 12oz instead of 8oz, which is what I usually get from other coffee shops. Price: But hey, they have happy hour all day today (12/2) and tomorrow - all drinks 50% off, so they only charged me $2.09 for a 12oz coffee (I used Discover not Capitol One credit card), very sweet deal. Even without the happy hour, their coffee is cheap - $3.7 (before tax) for a 12oz latte. Note: Their small starts at 12oz, not 8oz.

What a great place to go when you need to get out of the house. As WFH becomes more and more common, things like power or internet disruption can put you out of your normal routine. Capital One Cafe really saves the day. From the very open lay out, to the nooks for some privacy, I really can't say enough good things about the resources they have to offer. The staff was so friendly and nice, the building is clean and swanky. Very proud to be a member of Capital one and have this resource available to me.

Swanky-looking Capital One cafe that provides Peet's Coffee drinks. Not a bad deal. If you have a Capital One card, you get 50% off your drinks here. There's also a student deal where for a free handcrafted coffee drink if you show a student ID on Sundays. Free wifi and subsidized drinks aside, this isn't that great of a coffee/tea shop. I ordered a hibiscus berry splashed iced tea lemonade and found it way too sweet for my liking. It does have lemonade in it, but the lemonade was more sugary than tart. Whether it had actual tea in it is questionable, because all I tasted was fruity syrup. My drink was sloppily sloshed into the cup, with spillage all over the sides that left my hands sticky. Be careful where you stand, because the Capital One representatives are not at all discerning about approaching you. There's a bunch of attention-grabbing displays, but you probably don't need another credit card. The space is cool but ultimately kind of unnecessary. Starbucks makes a better tea infused lemonade, and it's nice to get away from all the construction in this area.

My favorite place to work at outside of the hospital. Not only because of the half off deal with their drinks or the Happy Hour (FREE DRINK!) deal on Mon-Fri from 10am-2pm, but also because I love the vibe inside. I usually sit on the 2nd floor by the window because I like to people watch whenever I'm taking a break from working. Plus it's closer to the restroom...haha.. my bladder is my worst enemy! As a surgeon, it would definitely be a curse! It does get a little loud up here, especially that one time I was here and there was an event going on. But most of the time though, I don't mind because I'm not doing as much work. I get everything done at the hospital but I'd come here just to relax and do some light work. It'll be worth it now because I usually come here during their Happy Hour so.... FREE DRINKS!! With that said, I do enjoy their drinks! I usually get the same drinks but I change between them every song visit. I'm really lovin' the iced tea lemonade infusions that they have. I've tried two of the three so far and they're good! May be a little too sweet for me (I'm scared of sugar), but I usually just wait until most of the ice melt so the drink gets diluted haha. I'm definitely going to miss this place when I head back home to California. That's why I'm coming here as much as I can, whenever I can! The barista people are super nice! I always feel welcome whenever I walk in. Even the bankers are nice! I'm pretty sure they know my face already because I'm here 3-4 times a week! Haha Hope everyone is also enjoying their visit here.

SLU is not short on cafes or banks. But a combination cafe/bank? That might actually be a first. (And for those who like to play the "what used to be there" game: rug store.) I wandered past by chance and decided to check it out. Capital One Cafe's grand opening is on 1/19/18, but it's open for business now. While it aims to be many things -- hangout spot, co-work and meeting space, dispenser of financial advice -- the main benefits are for Capital One customers or prospective customers. As a cafe, it's fine. Capital One customers get 50% off their drinks (but not food), which meant my latte was ridiculously cheap! They serve Peet's coffee, with a smallish menu of espresso drinks, tea, cocoa and fruity drinks, plus a selection of pastries and packaged chips and cookies. The discount is probably enough to make me pick this place over the Starbucks across the street, but coffee snobs will get fancier drinks at Kakao or Fresh Flours. As a meeting space, it's two spacious floors of table seating, comfy chaises, and large meeting tables with charging stations. WiFi is free, and there are three first-come-first-serve conference rooms. Two other meeting rooms are reserved for nonprofits only, at no charge. There's also an open area on the main floor that looks like it will be used for banking-related business. It feels a little sterile and corporate with the bright colors and blond wood, but I'm guessing the ambiance will improve when it's officially open and gets busier. There are two ATMs in the lobby, and tablets at the big tables that offer information on Capital One's tools and services. It's not a true bank, in the sense that there aren't tellers or financial advisors there -- I had questions about investing and was referred to one of their phone lines. But if you need an ATM or have basic questions about their services, the employees are friendly and chatty. As a cheapskate, my big takeaway is 50% OFF DRINKS! But I can see this being a useful place to meet with coworkers to get away from the office, or to bring a laptop and work quietly. If your office, like mine, doesn't have soundproof rooms for private phone conversations, the meeting rooms would also be handy for that. I'll be back for my half-price lattes!

While the coffee quality of this venue is great and they provide ample seating spaces for work... It is unfortunate that they close so early in the day. Several times I have walked in just before 3 PM to be told that they are Closing soon and are not able to make any more drinks. If someone for management sees this... Please consider staying open a little longer!

A decent coffee shop and hang out space that is "sponsored" by Capital One. One thing I find odd is that they have zero sales aspect here- they are here for basic questions and then refer you to their website to open accounts and more in depth issues. The Peet's coffee bar is great. To me this feels more of a marketing aspect then a bank. All banking at that is done with ATM's so it is not even a place you can go for a roll of quarters. The quality of the coffee beverages are great and the food has good options.

I've walked by this place dozens of times and finally had a chance to pop in. The venue is very spacious! Lots of open tables, tons of natural light, great place to come work. I liked how the coffee bar was also really spacious so you're not crammed in between people working and those waiting to order. They had a nice section of swag - mugs, tumblers, etc. It's Peet's coffee too, which is nice! Their menu is great! Lots of variety of iced tea; super important to me as a tea drinker. My friend ordered an iced latte and she said it was very good. The staff is friendly and you can tell they have their frequent clientele coming throughout the day. I love the natural light that comes through because of all the windows they have. I'll be back to work from here one of these days! But probably will be back sooner to get some drinks and pastries! Also, if you pay with your Cap One card you get 50% off! I don't have one, but thought that was a cool perk.

I'll give a shout out to Capital One employees Carolyn, Harrison, Jasmine, and Danny and the Peet's Coffee staff Katey and Jasmine #2 as well as others I'm getting to know. I love the community events in this space, often with free food or prizes; check the official capital one cafe for details: https://www.capitalone.com/local/seattle-southlakeunion. Every week they have a scavenger hunt; the reward is a free beverage voucher. There are Mug Madness days and various events with free beverages. And as others have said, the handcrafted (i.e. not bottled) drinks are 50% off at other times for Capital One cardholders.

Spacious, comfortable, Wifi, and 50% off Peets, this place is da bomb diggity! I've been to the Capital One Cafe in SF and this Seattle version is like a newer, bigger, more high tech and more comfortable version. Great place to meet people or get some stuff done. The staff are always friendly and they run a lot of community events there. I stopped in once and they were showing movies upstairs, complete with free snacks. Psyched to have this gem in Seattle!

GREAT EXPERIENCE AND COFFEE!!! This cafe is so nice to come to in the mornings. I work right across the street, The people are friendly and you can get information about Capital One's offerings along with a delicious coffee. They do not hound you for anything and if you don't want to deal with banking you don't have to. Did I mention they have HAPPY HOUR!! FREE COFFEE PEOPLE!! If you are a Capital One member you always get 50% off. Danny is the best! If you need to learn more information I would go to him :-)

Had the dopest banking experience here - ever! Thanks to the awesome screw they have here. I lively remember being helped by Jeannette. She showed me around and offered all the available services through Capital One Cafe. I also study there 2- 3 times a week. Love the little private meetings rooms. Perfect for hanging out, board game or simple one-on-one bible study with a friend! I am happy with this setup Capital One! Love when big companies do things that actually matter to the individuals that collectively created the company :).

Top notch. Customer service is outstanding. Very helpful, and very engaging. If you haven't experience it, it's a must!!!

Beautiful large space, perfect for getting work done! Peet's coffee is always respectable, and this cafe has multiple floors and great seating. Definitely a great place to come have a cup of coffee or bring a laptop or a book and chill.

First time here. The cafe used to be a former rug shop. Lots of seating and tables to study/work with two meeting rooms. Good coffee, even better prices with a Capital One card. Barista staff friendly, cafe staff not so much. No where does it state meeting rooms need to be reserved, both were empty. As I was studying for my boards, was told by the staff rooms had to be reserved but allowed to stay. If empty, why waste space and not allow anyone to use? Would I recommend this place? To get to coffee to go, yes. To stay and use the space, not so much. As a capitol one member, while their card services are fantastic, their cafes leave more to be desired. Edit: Was able to speak to Caroline, who explain the situation. I appreciate being straight forward vs passive aggressive.

Whoa guys. I usually write long reviews but I'm going to sum this one up real quick. **Free coffee for Capital One card holders from Tuesday to Thursday 9-11AM, 1-3PM and 3-5PM on Friday.** **50% off all coffee with a Capital One card. More importantly, the staff at both the Peet's and the Capital One itself are really great and nice people! Admittedly, I'm always on the look out for being convinced to buy something or being marketed to, but all the employees are very welcoming and not pushy or in your face at all. It's a great place to get coffee, do some work, or dare I say it, speak with the marketing representatives. All of whom are nice reasonable people surprisingly NOT out to force you to do anything. Grab some coffee!

This is my 3rd CapOne Cafe, the first 2 being Los Angeles and San Francisco. This one is by far the nicest one. Very helpful and friendly staff that lets me drink all the Peet's coffee I desire! The place is huge (2 floors) with conference rooms for anyone that needs one. There is a chalkboard announcing that they will have the NCAA March Madness games on too...they are sponsors of the tournament BTW. Great people, great space, great bank! Thanks Capital One!