Fred Coffee

One of my favorite cafes. Great seating for working, coffee selection is exceptional, and seasonal drinks are really unique. Baristas are really kind and give great recs!

I have been here multiple times. But I always forgot to leave a review. Excellent coffee shop in Roosevelt. They always have innovative seasonal drinks. From our most recent visit, the oat cappuccino and vanilla latte were solid drinks. Their coffee tastes great all the time. The staff is always patient and kind. We always come here after our grocery runs in Whole Foods nearby. Sharing some photos from my old visits. They have changed their name to Fred by Broadcast.

Frequently my go to despite many shops in the area. If you are a coffee snob, they have the best beans. Today the folks working the counter were amazing!! Had some somewhat unpleasant interactions in the past with staff.

Loved this place!! I like how they serve their “for here” coffee in pint glasses. My vanilla latte was amazing. I picked the breakfast sandwich with mama lil’s from the cooler and they toasted it up for me - it was incredible!! Perfect quiet coffee shop to hang out and work - they have a ton of tables and places to sit by the window or tucked back into the corner at a booth with a table lamp. Need to stop by again and try some of their signature coffee options!

The place is so nice! Everyone here is so nice! The coffee is so nice! The Italian sodas (secret menu) are so nice! Sadie is so nice! She always gets me her special ☕🍵🍵. They love me and I love them. Sadie provides exceptional services. Thank you for your service, Sadie. 🇺🇸 Frankie is great customer/serviceman, and he owns his own pizza truck! Wow! Awesome!

UPDATE: The Wi-Fi was now going like 200 Mbps. I don't know why it was 1 Mbps for a while but I am adding a star. I still think the acoustics of the place and overall "vibe" could be improved as it's a bit sterile feeling and not so welcoming, but the coffee quality itself is really good, and the baristas are great, so this is definitely a preferred cafe for me. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Pluses: Coffee is great, baristas are great, prices are normal. Minuses: Wi-Fi slow or nonexistent, echoey acoustic environment with too-quiet music and people blabbing on headsets, no cups to get water. Coffee is fantastic, prices are standard, but there are a few problems. First, the Wi-Fi goes out, but even when it's on, the speed test puts it at 1 Mbps. That is way too slow. It is definitely throttled. (Funny enough, upload speeds are OK.) Second, the acoustic environment is just not really dialed in. It's super echoey and the music is good but it's kind of quiet and not really a "vibe" the way I look for in a cafe. It just feels sterile and not like a neighborhood community hub, the way I want in a cafe. People talking on their headsets certainly don't help. This would be a 5-star cafe in many places but in Seattle it's just not at the level I expect. Third, they often do not keep water cups stocked making it hard to get water. These could be remedied and then I would give it 4.5 or even 5 stars. The main thing is they need to put up some acoustic baffling and things on the walls, and turn up the music, get some better tracks and just make it feel more homey and vibey. Ask your baristas what to do, they all seem cool and probably have lots of ideas how to make it more comfortable. Finally, get more cups so you don't have to restock them by the water so often. That's my advice. Those things would go a long way!

The best example of a local coffee house... Broadcast is modest, but it reflects the richness of its location at the top of the ID, bordering the Central District. The crowd is very local and mellow and lovely. Delicious drinks... Tea and coffee... Great chai. They have a good-sized selection of baked goods and sandwiches... Seems mostly all vegetarian/vegan. But I must rave about the Ozaku Pan I had there...I keep thinking about it; Little Japanese savory buns stuffed with lentils or veggies...I swear I'm going over there and buying half a dozen next time I'm town!! Parking is a beast... Let me be honest... Street parking and it's a little nuts. But worth it!

Have been meaning to visit for a long time and when I did, i wasn't disappointed. It is one of the best coffee shops in Seattle! I would plan to visit here more often. I wish they had a cafe in and around the Seattle downtown area. We took a mocha and a fig orange latte. Mocha was excellent and the latte was decent. The place has lots of seating, some tables have library style lamps. Looks pretty calming and inviting for just sitting and working. That's what most people here seem to be doing. Looking forward to visiting again and see if the cafe maintains its quality and taste!

The man at the front who i thinkkk is the manager recommended me the shakerato and vegan almond croissant muffin which were both PHENOMENAL. I really like when he went above and beyond and explained ALL their signature drinks which were SO unique!!! Idk about you but its hard for me to fund a sparkling americano.. Ambience is wonderful and great for wfh options andddd not to mention, i came here to fall in love with life again and it really did its part. Wish i tipped more for this experience, so grateful!!!

Coming from an espresso snob, this was sooo good. I got a recommendation to try them out from a coworker who spent years as a barista. I was not disappointed! Their espresso was perfect, served with sparkling water. The staff were chatty and friendly, and I really liked the wide open seating, the shop has a great aesthetic. I want to come back and try more of their stuff, looks like there's some great grab and go grub to accompany the coffee.

Friendly customer service and tasty coffee. Prices here aren't so bad. The space has lots of seating so that's good. I'd recommend this coffee shop if you're ever in the Roosevelt area and I'd come back here again.

Broadcast Coffee Roasters is a popular cafe located throughout Seattle. Located near Ravenna, they only offered street parking which can be hard to find. When you walk in, you'll notice there's plenty of seating and tables with lots of people doing work while enjoying their coffee. It definitely has a modern contemporary feel to it as well. When we were ordering, we were trying to figure out what to get as their menu didn't have a description for their uniquely named drinks. We asked our server what type of drinks their specials were and unfortunately she didn't know so we had to wait for another server to come and in and explain. We ended up ordering the borgia and a seasonal special called the rainbow pony (I think). The borgia is a latte steeped with orange peels. It was very smooth and I loved the hint of citrus mixed into the drink. The rainbow pony was a cold brew with lavender syrup topped with sparkling water and it was super refreshing for a hot day! It was unfortunate that after a while the syrup settles to the bottom and you end up just sipping straight syrup. I also didn't like that they left the orange peel inside the borgia because then it became very bitter at the end. But if you enjoy it quickly then both amazing drinks! We also ordered their parmesan dill scone and the first time we ordered it our server didn't include it so we had to go back and reorder it. I think I expected it to be warm or at least toasted when we got it, but it was just pulled straight from the display so it was cold. It still tasted good overall, but I do wish it was a little less dry! Overall they had solid coffee and it's a great spot to go to for the vibes!

Quaint coffee shop in the center of Roosevelt. I enjoyed my morning here and all the staff were very kind and knowledgeable. We ordered two of the three fall seasonal drinks: the Canadian tuxedo latte and the honey badger latte. They're both very unique drinks, although personally I am not a fan of either flavor. My friend enjoyed his spicy badger though. We also ordered a shallot Gruyère pastry which was delicious and the perfect savory for our sweet lattes. The staff told us all the pastries are made in house in collaboration with temple pastries. There is ample seating, lighting, outlets, free wifi, and a clean and large single stall bathroom. Street parking only but you could theoretically park in the Whole Foods and Bartell Drugs structure nearby. I couldn't give it a 5 because the Canadian tuxedo latte I ordered was just too reminiscent of ham, and I did not enjoy liquified ham. I'll have to come by and try their regular signature drinks though.

Broadcast is always a joy to go to. It's usually not too crowded (some weekends can get busier), with plenty of two-person seating and a nice ambiance to do creative work in. I don't usually like any of the flavored drinks (but I'm not a fan of super sugary drinks involving cinnamon and maple and pumpkin spice), but their basic drinks are spot on. Their Gibraltar is also interesting - kind of like a cortado. They don't charge extra for oat milk, which is really nice. Overall, some of the lowest coffee prices around even with the recent increase in drink prices!

Fred (Broadcast) has some of Seattle's best coffee. Herkimer is my go-to but Fred has become a favorite. I'm on a cortado kick and Broadcast's is on point, the best I've had yet. I've returned twice in a week just for this drink. Pastries are great as well! My only regret is the mile walk uphill to get home.

Sending an urgent broadcast- check this place out! The bff and I went stopped by before driving up to the Anacortes Ferry Terminal on one rainy weekday morning. We loved how there was nearby street parking, modern decor in the interior, but we were hooked in by the fact that the shop has its own roasting machine!! YES! We also learned that the pastries were made in house as well. It didn't take us too long to order: *the duchess with oat milk ($7 for a 12 oz): espresso, oat milk, orange flower water, almond syrup accented with orange zest. The coffee was smooth, and all flavors were easy to detect. It was also really, really well-balanced and I wished that I had gotten a 16 oz :') *vanilla latte with oat milk ($5.60 for a 12 oz): also smooth and had a great vanilla flavor. Same sentiment with upgrading to a 16 oz was shared here. *rye, ham, and cheddar croissant ($6): appreciated the flaky, buttery layers. *cinnamon swirl pastry ($6?): this was made really well too. Sticky and sweet in the right places. *breakfast burrito: now this wasn't made in-house, but the bff noted that it was really tasty! I have an appointment in downtown Seattle next week and need to kill time somewhere in between before dance rehearsal. Perhaps it'll be here hehe

This place is a must try for coffee lovers. Located right in the center of Roosevelt, this place offers an ample seating space to pause and enjoy your coffee. They also offer a wide range of savory and sweet items. Although they do offer a wide range of coffees, I personally enjoy their drip coffee served in solid big mugs. If you are in the area, do give it a try!

Delicious and fluffy croissant muffin pastries! Great for doing work in a nicely decorated space (free WiFi) with the option to buy merch and coffee.

TLDR: great coffee and attention to quality. I had a bit of an awkward service experience. This location may be ideal for setting up on your computer and allowing them time rather than taking to go. Stopped by around 1130am and stood at the counter. The counter is low so the two tall gents on the other side kind of had to purposefully not look up to avoid inviting me to engage before they were ready for another customer. So I stood there patiently and weirdly as they rushed about for a while haha. Eventually one was ready and asked what I'd like- they were sold out of baked items, but I bought a Carmello latte (carmel and vanilla) and it came out to about $7 haha. I waited for a good while at a table in the corner and I noticed some people who arrived after me got their drinks before me, (maybe they got simpler drinks) so I got up and lingered around their merch and around the counter in case they forgot or needed to ask again what I'd ordered (this has happened before elsewhere so I try to be on hand just in case haha) The drink came out and it was beautiful and good and smooth and you could tell it was high quality. Really nice coffee, but I'm not sure I can justify the price or the funny service right now.

I came to leave a review about the worker with glasses (tall guy) and was not surprised to find that someone else left a review about him too. He's just unkind and rude; I feel like I'm bothering him every time I come in. Also, a huge reason I used to come here was for the baked goods. They are now selling the same Macrina baked goods as every other coffee shop with just a few originals. Am very sad about that. Overall though, it is that man's unkind service that makes me now avoid this place, despite the good coffee.

I've given this spot plenty of opportunities to change my experience, but it continues to be the same. There is a person who works there (glasses) who is the most snobby, rude person I've encountered in a while. Today, we came in right at opening (7am) because our gym was closed till 8. He said some under the breath comments when we came and asked if we could wait inside, as he was clearly running behind. He was like "you guys must be eager for a coffee to enter a dark coffee shop so yeah, I guess". It's just unacceptable. He also prioritized putting out chairs for outside seating (outside, Seattle, 7am) instead of prioritizing customers inside the store. He was still setting up by 7:05, and didn't apologize for the wait or anything. His attitude is super off-putting and hard to believe it's the best option to put in front of customers. During other times, he's sassed at me for clarifying which drink was at the bar with "it's the drink I said it was". With so many great coffee shops in the area, there's no reason to return here again.

Loved this place!! I like how they serve their "for here" coffee in pint glasses. My vanilla latte was amazing. I picked the breakfast sandwich with mama lil's from the cooler and they toasted it up for me - it was incredible!! Perfect quiet coffee shop to hang out and work - they have a ton of tables and places to sit by the window or tucked back into the corner at a booth with a table lamp. Need to stop by again and try some of their signature coffee options!

Good cafe. Felt like some of their specialty drinks were overpriced. $8 for what's basically a hazelnut latte with a fancy name. And $7 for a shaken flavored latte. Overall good amount of seating and good service. I got the london fog, it was good

Lots of various seating options, good place to study. There's smaller tables by the entrance and larger tables towards the back with ambient lamps . If ordered for here, they serve in actual glassware/ mugs instead of disposable cups. The Golden hour was very flavorful and had strong paprika flavoring. Service was fast and friendly. Close to the Roosevelt light rail station and Cowen Park. They give out 2hr wifi vouchers but there is also Xfinity wifi.

I've been going to this location of broadcast for the past year and half. It was good but now the drinks are terrible. The employees are nice but the actual coffee and drinks has decreased in quality

Great place to do work - quiet & clean, lots of seating with plenty of chargers. My only note here is that they give 2 hour login codes for internet usage, and you do have to buy a new drink if you want to another login code. Idk how I feel about that tbh, I feel like there are lots of other coffee shops around the area that let you stay in the area without needing to buy multiple drinks. They do have drip coffee for $2, though. The drinks here are pretty good though and fairly priced (prices already include sales tax which is great) - lattes start at $4.50 and their speciality drinks start at $6. I tried the "flapjack" which tastes like warm pancakes and a hug for your stomach. Overall, this is a great coffee shop to visit - highly recommend!

Ambiance: 5/5 Price: 4/5 Coffee: 3/5 Service: 5/5 Trendy little coffee shop. I had heard the coffee was amazing so I had to check it out! I normally go for hot drinks but the disco pony sounded interesting so I went for it. The disco pony is an iced americano with sparking water and lemon zest - fizzy and interesting, but definitely not my favorite, especially for $6. The baristas were polite and helpful. The WiFi is good. It's fairly quiet so it's a good place to get work done. I'll definitely have to come back for a hot drink!

My favorite cafe! Great study spot and lovely service. The coffee is the best in seattle, and my girlfriend loved their matcha which has a hint of ginger. Their pastries are supplied by Temple pastries too which are a great option if youre hungry. They provide 2 hour wifi codes for those who need it too. Theres decent parking around and honestly the only downside is they close at 3!

such a great spot. Linden is the best! he only provides the best of service and makes a mean mocha.

Just another cafe? I got the matcha latte large sized for $4.40 which isn't too badly priced when coffee can be priced at $5+ these days. Drink was made super fast and when I tasted it, it was a bit darker. My friend tried my drink too and it was also a bit darker. This place has NO PARKING so be wary you have to park out in the street or pay for parking. Not worth coming out of the way for this place since its a bit inconvenient. Overall, a decent place to go to when you are in the area.

I am so deeply grateful for Broadcast's presence in my neighborhood, because this has become my go-to happy place for when I need consistently well-done espresso drinks with an abundance of pastry and food options (including DELICIOUS breakfast tacos, though be forewarned, those often sell out pretty quick). The pastries are from Temple Pastry which is sort of Broadcast's sister shop, and while they can be a bit pricey ($6 for a shallot and gruyere croissant, anyone?), it's worth the splurge if you want to treat yourself to a really well-made pastry. The ambiance is also lovely, usually with music playing that's not too loud and even when it's pretty full of people it doesn't get distractingly loud such that you couldn't get focused work done if you needed to. My favorite seating is the large tables with built-in lamps that are on your left when you walk in -- ample space to spread out and get stuff done. I don't need to worry about parking since I live within walking distance, but if that's a concern, know that there's no parking on the street this shop is on, but you should be able to find some within a couple blocks. All in all, definitely my favorite coffee shop in the Roosevelt area.

Temple Pastries has become my favorite bakery in the Seattle area (maybe even in the US!), so when I learned that they own Broadcast Coffee (or the other way around... not sure...), I quickly made my way here. Broadcast is closer to me than Temple, but if you're closer to Temple, I recommend going there instead since they have not only the same coffee menu but also the full pastry/ baked goods menu. Broadcast only has the standard pastries you would expect from a coffee shop and some made-to-order items. For example, the classic flavor croissants (not the crazy ones!), scones, cookies, etc. With that said, Broadcast is a coffee shop, so that is absolutely what you should expect. Judging Broadcast as a coffee shop, it's definitely become one of my favorites now because of the pastries. I think Broadcast would stand alone even without the pastries, but the pastries definitely make a difference given all the competition in the Roosevelt/ Ravenna area! The coffee quality and execution are top-notch and they have a very creative/ fun menu of specialty drinks too. I also appreciate the variety of beans they sell. I grabbed some decaf beans and have been loving them! The packaging is adorable, so they'd make perfect gifts. Similar to Temple, Broadcast has a very clean/ sleek/ modern feel. I didn't actually dine-in, but I definitely will give it a try and report back!

The coffee is really good. But there have been two or three times I've ordered and been given the wrong drink, and when I ask them to remake it how I asked I am always met with sighs, eye rolls. I'm a barista in Seattle myself, it is beyond asinine to give a customer attitude when YOU made the drink wrong. The shop isn't even busy during the times I've had these interactions. If customer service is too much, literally work anywhere else.

Broadcast has some serious competition now that more than a handful of new coffee shops have opened in the area, but it remains its steady position as my default go-to option. I rarely stray from Americanos and basically never go to coffee shops to work/study, so I'm not easily swayed one way or another by fancy drink options or wifi-related issues. The Americanos here are SPOT on, and I just truly love their espresso flavor. Prices are also very reasonable, and the service has been just right. For those who like to experiment, they have a number of interesting sounded specialty drinks--but you're on your own to ask them what they actually are, since as far as I know, they're not written anywhere.

Love this place. If you're looking for good coffee and a spot to enjoy a rainy day or just work. Read for a bit, this location of Broadcast is great. Their coffee is great obviously (their "sweater weather" fall late is so much better than your typical PSL) and folks are friendly. One of my faves!

This shop is one of the cutest and most comfortable coffee places that I have found in Seattle. I came here on a Saturday afternoon and there were actually tables available! I don't know how long this is going to last, but for now, this will be my go-to coffee shop. There are plenty of tables and chairs perfect reading or getting some work done. On the left side, there is a quieter study area with community tables and lamps. I had the almost perfect Sunday afternoon here with my vanilla latte. The barista was not very nice and had a curt tone when I asked her questions so that is why my review has a star taken away. The barista seemed a bit annoyed when I asked for a cup of water because there is a water station on the left of the bar which I didn't notice. Also, patrons must ask for a key to use the restroom. I asked her a question and she seemed irritated because she thought I had locked the key in the restroom. Definitely a mood kill but this place is cute and spacious enough for me to deal with the curt.

OK. I understand this is not a large chain where I can expect them to get everything out super fast. But. I had to wait 15 minutes for a tea and a warmed-up, premade taco. There's got to be some middle ground. I didn't have anywhere to be immediately, but ended up rushing out the door since this coffee stop used up all my buffer time before I did have to be somewhere. Yes, I need to work on relaxing, but seeing people move so slowly or forget my tea until I asked, was a painstaking experience. Drink wise, I like their selection. Not a huge coffee drinker, so take that for what it's worth at a coffee shop. Food wise, I was very excited for the breakfast tacos but they were very small and bland. A bummer, because I would really like some good breakfast tacos. They also have then premade in the fridge, which is why picking up one taco seems so small. But also, if you're going to premake food, maybe a burrito would be a better option. At least it would look filling. Ambiance wise is where they get three stars. I love the space and that it's filled with some art pieces and plants. It's clean, not cluttered, and has a good vibe. Lots of people work here and there are plenty of table with outlets for everyone. So, I'll be back, but not if I'm grabbing anything to go. And not for the tacos :(

This coffee spot is one of my favorites in Seattle. The workers were very friendly and the coffee was delicious! The indoor seating was very welcoming and comfortable. Will definitely be going back!

The BEST golden latte EVERRRR! The atmosphere is always so clean and chill. The cinnamon croffin is such a wonderful treat with any coffee drink. This will be your new favorite coffee spot

I love the Broadcast Coffee in Central District and wanted to try this location out. There's lots of table space with some cozy spots to read and other areas with lots of light and open space. Coffee was fabulous, as always! This cafe is dog-friendly, as well.

Great place to have some coffee and hang out for a bit. The ambiance is chill, and there are plenty of plugs available on the left side of the cafe, if needed. The baristas I have encountered have been very friendly and willing to give their input on drinks when asked, which is much appreciated. So far, I've had their Americano , Green Tea Latte, and Sweater Weather Latte and have enjoyed them. Some of their special seasonal drinks are a bit on the pricey side, but all the "traditional" offerings are reasonably priced. My only complaint is their 2-hour cap on the wifi, so despite the great ambiance and coffee, I wouldn't say it's a place thats 100% work/study friendly. I really hope they reconsider this in the future.

I've always wanted to try this coffee shop. I came on a weekend after lunch with friends and the place wasn't crowded at all. BTW, park at the Green Lake Park n Ride -- it's only a short walk. The only key thing I found while trying to park here is that weekends work and weekdays don't! Street parking overall is hard to find along Roosevelt. You can park at the shopping center which is not too far either that has Bartells, Starbucks and Daiso. I believe it is 3 hours free the last time I had checked. This place is like an actual setting of a library -- full dim laps in the middle of the tables with chairs. That was pretty cool! Good place to study and work on things for work. The people are very friendly - I got a vanilla latte - 12 oz. It was $5 which is no surprise to coffee shops in Seattle nowadays. It wasn't too sweet, very subtle and decadent. I would come back again if I'm in the area.

What a great place to come study or get some work done. Spotlessly clean, full of light, spacious and comfortable. On one side they have long tables (looks like a library) with lamps and outlets which would be perfect for study groups and on the other side they have more cafe like seating. This place is also calm and relaxing, and even though it was quite busy everyone was working on their own thing. We got a fresh orange juice and a chai. Both were good. Totally recommend checking this place out as a study option. They have wifi too.

So disappointed in the Chai tea we ordered. Not good. Did not like the flavor. The prices are crazy high for a small cup of coffee. The staff is very friendly. Wish the coffee was better for sure.

I've been here twice now and am a fan! It has a pretty (yet minimalist) interior and a nice layout with some larger tables for studying/working on one side. On sunny days, the cafe is filled with natural light. Both times, I got my order to go so can't really comment on the wifi or what it's like to sit down and stay for awhile. But, the coffee was delicious. Both times I had the Caramello -- really tasty and not overly sweet like most places. The line does tend to get long on weekend mornings (say 10 a.m.ish) which is expected. Food selection is ok (Mighty O donuts and a few other items) but could be expanded in my opinion.

Every week we walk by this place going to our favorite Indian Buffett next door, and we finally decided to give it a try. First thing, let me say that the people working here are really nice! We had a number of questions and preferences due to allergies, and they accommodated them all! I had a cappuccino with heavy cream, and it was delightful. My son with a dairy allergy had a hemp milk steamer, and they had no problem cleaning off the steamer before making it. Finally, my daughter had a hot chocolate, and she said it was great! We also found out they make their own chocolate mix, and it is dairy free. Overall, really nice people, great drinks, and allergy friendly! We'll be back! Updating to five stars!

I came here two days in a row during my four day stay in Seattle! First time through was on my first day in Seattle as my friend and I waited for open seats at Portage Bay. Since it was around the corner, we stopped in for some coffee. Ironically enough, the coffee shop is a complete dead-zone for the matrix unless you use their WiFi. However, the interiors are modern and spacious, which is a perfect spot to get some work done without people hounding on your space. We settled on something small. There were a few options I was unfamiliar with, like Con Panna (espresso with whipped cream) and Gibraltar (half espresso / half milk), but I decided to try something new. I went with the Gibraltar, while my friend decided on the Macchiato.  The presentation set is quite interesting. Your choice of coffee, a small spoon and soda water, which I'm guessing is to help clear your palate. The Gibraltar was beautiful, smooth and a slight hint of bitterness on the back like cocoa nibs. Real nice. Second day in, we stopped by for breakfast before heading out to Fremont. Grabbed a cold brew, chai latte and almond croissant. It was early and empty on a Sunday, but it was nice to have a 12oz cold brew. Probably one of the better cold brews I've had and it was gone in less than 10 minutes. So good. If I lived nearby, I would find myself here often. I mean, I did come here on half the days I was visiting, so it's a pretty awesome spot :)

This was my first time visiting Broadcast and I absolutely loved it. I might even consider it better than Phil's coffee. I got a latte, iced caramel macchiato and some donuts. it was just right amount of caramel and coffee. Usually stbx over does the caramel which over powers the coffee, but it was so subtly sweetened with caramel, I absolutely love it. Will definitely be back during our stay at Seattle.

I recently moved to the area and have been taking walks every morning to different coffee shops in the area. There's a surprising amount for Seattle yet none have compared to Broadcast. I love the homemade syrups (cardamom being my favorite) and the unique drink combinations they come up with for their specials. I appreciate they use bigger cups in their iced beverages so you're truly getting the ounces you pay for rather than just paying for ice. The inside is nice as well with a large amount of seating, big tables, and tons of natural light making it a great place to read a book or complete some work!

My go to neighborhood coffee spot. I live a couple blocks from the location on Roosevelt way. Currently they are only open for to go orders. They take the safety of their staff and customers very seriously which I appreciate. They sell beans, french presses and filters for people to brew coffee at home. They support Black Lives Matter which I also appreciate. Broadcast serves great coffee. I'll admit I'm very straightforward when it comes to how I like my coffee-just black, drip coffee, and if it's good, I don't need to add anything. Broadcast serves the coffee I need. I've ordered the matcha lattes and chai on occasion which are yummy but a little too sweet for my taste. Broadcast also serves Sunrise breakfast tacos which are delicious . Two of them are enough for a substantial, healthy breakfast that isn't super pricy. I will continue supporting Broadcast and am grateful to live so close by, especially since I am working at home for the time being.

Easily some of the best coffee I've ever had, and not just in Seattle. Mocha latte with oat milk. I was able to get this one free, courtesy of our building's leasing agents. I had to double check (as I'm from CA and we don't get jack for free, or if we do it's the smallest size) so I asked if I could get anything, any size? To which my barista cheekily responded, "That's how it works".

This place needs more customers. It is amazing. I want it to stay in business forever.

Delightful coffee shop. Just the right touch on everything to make this location be an oasis -- angular brass hanging lamps, brushed stained wood, range of seating options.

Stumbled across this neighborhood coffee shop while yelping for coffee spots near my work. They use a La Marzocco espresso machine which I love. They also make their own vanilla syrup. Which is quite impressive since most places just buy it from the store. The store itself is simple and big. I love the large windows since it allows a lot of natural sunlight to come in. There's plenty of seating and also an area that looks like it's meant for people to study in or work. It's on the pricier side, but what isn't pricey these days? You gotta pay some bucks for quality crafted items and I'm willing to for a delicious cup of coffee.

This place should be BROADCASTED more (get it...?) Broadcast Coffee in Roosevelt is a very spacious and urban coffee shop: - Lots of seating, they have a lot of bigger tables for bigger groups - Good selection of teas and coffees to help energize your work/study session - Ambience is very calming and productive, it might be the wooden tables and white walls tbh lmao - The cappuccino I ordered was very good. Not gonna lie tho, it gave me quite the energy burst... :D - Parking is street parking with lots of residential parking nearby Overall, this is a very clean/aesthetic coffee shop! Yours truly, Seb Eats

I come here regularly to work and just get a drip coffee black. People who work here are friendly, they can get a little backed up in the mornings since often it is only 1 person behind the counter. My girlfriend loves their London Fog so the 5th star is for that because she is picky and always seems happy with how it's made. The large tables have a library vibe that I enjoy.

The coffee is superb and the atmosphere is cozy. I ordered a seasonal flapjack latte and it was by far one of the best seasonal lattes I have tried at a coffee shop. The baristas are super friendly which is a huge plus. I wish I lived closer, because I would be here every day!