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Seattle’s best days out.
The 8 most popular coffee tours in Seattle, from the downtown waterfront out to the day-trip ring. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
Taste coffee across Capitol Hill, learn bean-to-brew basics, and get local food and nightlife tips on a small-group tour from the Jimi Hendrix statue.
Most Popular“It was great to not only experience great cups of coffee, but also see a fun and creative part of the city.”
Seattle small-group coffee crawl through Capitol Hill: three tastings, local guide, pastries, and music-scene history.
“Our tour was changed to 2pm which includes bakery tour. We weren’t notified of the time change and felt inconvenienced. The tour at 1pm was just Seattle coffee crawl and the tour guide accommodated us. We were told we could some what of a credit.”
A 2-hour Seattle coffee culture walk through Capitol Hill with three tastings, roasting talk, and music-scene stops.
“Our guide Sam was awesome. He was very knowledgeable about both Capitol Hill and coffee. It was great to experience different styles of coffee to gain a greater appreciation of something you have every day. Would definitely recommend.”
A 2-hour Pike Place Market coffee crawl with cold brew, pour-over, and breakfast bites, plus fish-market flying fish and Ethiopian coffee.
“Eric was a wonderful host and had a vast knowledge of coffee history. I loved every second of this tour, and would easily do another one.”
A 2-hour small-group food and coffee tasting tour through Pike Place Market, with salmon, tacos, the Gum Wall, and three local brews.
“Carolyn was AWESOME! She is so knowledgeable and we had so much fun during the tour. It was like we were hanging out with an old friend. We went to so many different stops and were able to sample such great local foods. I would definitely recommend any tour from her.”
Roasted in Seattle coffee tour: a 2-hour guided Pike Place walk with bean-to-cup tastings and shop history from Anchorhead to Fonte.
“Zach was knowledgeable about coffee as well as the Pike Place Market. Enjoyed the tour and would recommend to coffee lovers!”
2-hour Seattle walking coffee tour from Anchorhead to the original Starbucks, tasting multiple brews and learning a 5-step tasting method.
Roasted in Seattle: 8-stop bean-to-cup coffee tour with small-group tastings, coffee history, and Pike Place stops in about 2 hours.
“Zach was a great host and guide for the coffee tour. The selected coffee shops we stopped at were wonderful and the coffee drinks (and the cinnamon bun) were tasty. I'd definitely recommend this tour for those wanting to learn more about coffee and experience the Seattle coffee scene.”
From the waterfront to the mountain passes, and every way to see them.
