Honor Coffee has opened up their newest coffee shop in downtown Bellevue at the Alley 111 building, which is at the intersection of NE 8th St & 111 Ave NE. The coffee shop offers a modern environment coupled with coffee from Olympia Coffee Roasting Co. Honor Coffee now has five […]
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Woods Coffee to Open at Bellevue Square
Woods Coffee is opening a coffee shop this fall in Bellevue Square. The coffee shop will replace Tully’s on the second floor near Nordstrom. Woods Coffee according to their website has 17 locations in Whatcom and Skagit counties. The signage covering the soon to be store conveys the modern, Pacific […]
New Coffee Shop Serving House Made Waffles to Open at Soma Towers
Fika House Kafé will open a new coffee shop concept in downtown Bellevue at Soma Towers on 106th Ave NE. The coffee shop will feature house made waffles, coffee cocktails and wine. Fika House Kafé is being launched by the same team that’s behind 99 Park restaurant. According to their […]
Tully’s Opens New City Center Plaza Coffee Shop
This week Tully’s opened their newest store in Downtown Bellevue at the City Center Plaza building, where Microsoft occupies all of the office space. The building and shop are located next to the Transit Station and will accommodate passing commuters. This new coffee shop gives Tully’s its 5th location in Downtown […]
Coffee Shop Announced for The Shops at The Bravern
The Shops at The Bravern has just announced that they will be opening a new coffee shop in mid-June, just in time for summer. VoVito Caffè & Gelato, as it will be named, is a local concept created by Eastside entrepreneurs Ariff and Shairose Gulamani. The coffee and gelato shop will […]
New Coffee & Tea Shop Opens With Environmental Conscience
In late December The Green Grind Organic Coffee & Tea Co. opened their doors to business, across the way from Bellevue Downtown Park. Their mission is simple, “Partner with people and companies who are taking action to protect our environment as well as the economic viability of the communities in […]
