Ghost Note Coffee (Seattle Tower)

This lovely small cafe uses Broadcast beans — my fav out of the whole town! Coffee was great and there were sweet bites going well with it. The owner was also really nice. If you need to hang out until the Benaroya concert starts, come here instead of David’s (which is always too crowded.)

Staff is great and friendly and the place is cozy, but the coffee roast was super dark and bitter I ordered mocha latte but usually I drink just latte, also it’s not specialty coffee

A cozy spot. I had a London Smog and the pine-smoked black tea was almost overpowering - but that's what I signed up for, isn't it? I love a place that does unique things, and I'll be excited to visit again to try something else from their signature drinks menu. The service was lovely and I felt very at ease.

Great Cafe named after Bernard Purdy’s ghost notes. Barista/owner is a drummer. Plays great music. Pours the coffee with care. If you like good food and good music this place is for you. Skip the internationally known homogenized beans and try this place instead. Two locations in downtown Seattle.

Customer service here was okay. The coffee is delicious and the space is very small. I might come back here and I recommend this place if you're ever in downtown Seattle.

Little cute coffee place inside the Seattle tower. I had the London fog which was yummy!

Beautiful little shop with good coffee. There are only 4 seats, so this is not great for a group. Instead, it’s perfect for a solo break or during your commute.

I enjoyed the latte with their mulled spice syrup. It wasn’t overly sweet like in most places and had some nice flavors going on. Service was also fast and friendly. However, much like other places in Seattle, I find it annoying that they charge so much for oat milk when the coffee is already expensive.

A 1920s Art Deco building houses a newly expanded coffee shop. Kitty-corner from Benaroya Hall/Symphony Station is place where you can grab a quick hot beverage before work or you can sit down and watch busses cruise by. If you look across the street you'll see the 1990 Hickory Dickory Dock Clock. Relaxing music played in the background while the friendly barista crafted my drink. If you need a caffeine fix or need a beverage before an appointment add this to your list of downtown coffee shops to visit.

The new Ghost Note location on 3rd Avenue in downtown Seattle, alongside its original spot in Capitol Hill, offers a charming new destination. Nestled beneath a mix of small businesses and creative workspaces, the café boasts a beautifully designed interior that exudes sophistication. And, just like its Capitol Hill counterpart, the coffee is exceptional, making this intimate space the perfect place to relax and enjoy a truly delicious brew. Pictured are the cappuccino and mocha, both featuring coffee with delightful berry notes that enhance their rich, smooth flavor profiles. The barista was also so welcoming and friendly. Thank you

I loved this cute little coffee shop and the drink we got was one of the most memorable coffee I've had before! This location is quite small and has very limited seating but the barista was super nice and friendly and we enjoyed! We got the cookie butter latte which was just so yummy and perfectly sweet, and also had just the right amount of caffeine for me! We also tried the gooey cake bite which was really delicious and had good flavors too. I just really can't get behind the price - $9+ for a really small cup of coffee, and $2+ for the really tiny cake bite feels a bit much!