Dive into the Seattle-based Starbucks Reserve, where coffee roasting meets artisanal bites in a cozy, immersive hub that feels like a caffeine-lover’s museum.
"Sip a Cup at the Starbucks Roastery Get close to your coffee at the 15,000-square-foot Starbucks Roastery in Capitol Hill, not far from downtown Seattle . Here, Starbucks Reserve limited-edition coffees are created from the rarest and most unique beans. Watch coffee beans being roasted (all the coffee served here has been roasted on-site), then have a seat at the teak-wood “experience bar” where you can chat with a barista about brewing tips. Peruse the 2,500-volume coffee library while you sip, or stop by the scooping bar to take home bulk coffee by the pound."
"Sip a Cup at the Starbucks Roastery Get close to your coffee at the 15,000-square-foot Starbucks Roastery in Capitol Hill, not far from downtown Seattle . Here, Starbucks Reserve limited-edition coffees are created from the rarest and most unique beans. Watch coffee beans being roasted (all the coffee served here has been roasted on-site), then have a seat at the teak-wood “experience bar” where you can chat with a barista about brewing tips. Peruse the 2,500-volume coffee library while you sip, or stop by the scooping bar to take home bulk coffee by the pound."
"It is part coffee cathedral and part coffee theme park, coffee Notre Dame meets coffee Disney, a maze of tubes and pipes with three types of coffee bars, and one for alcohol, and single-origin micro-lot coffees from East Timor and Malawi." - Rachel Sugar
"The Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room features specialty beans, a variety of coffee concoctions, a full bar, and an Italian bakery called Princi." - Eater Staff
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