Walnut Street Coffee

As an Edmonds local I can say this may be the best coffee in town. I appreciate the attention to detail of the baristas, so I am a happy customer every time. My daughter would like to add that the hot cocoa is rich in flavor and best she has had.

My order is obscure and the staff doesn't shame me, in fact they remember it and kindly ask if I would like a mug or paper cup.

Sometimes it is crowded with good reason so it's not my go to work spot but by far and away the best for quality coffee, and super cute to hang out if it is slow.

We stopped in a few times a few years ago (2019) and had an Americano and tea. The atmosphere was nice and service was very good, but the coffee was a bit too acidic for our tastes. The tea was fine.

We decided to give them a try in Nov 2023, but unfortunately they have only a handful of tables which were all being squatted on by the laptop crowd. The biggest frustration were the individuals sitting alone, but obviously part of a two-some or small group, but taking up a full table (alone) with their gear and not showing any signs of moving this century. Unable to sit inside and with the weather not cooperating outside, we had no choice but to go to a different coffee shop. Frustrating.

Sadly, since common courtesy doesn't seem to be working, I would suggest this cafe introduce and enforce a reasonable police that better accommodates more customers. Good luck!

My contact with Walnut Street Coffee was limited to the purchase of a gift card. It was easier than I thought it would be. One of the younger members of our family group requested a gift card as a birthday gift. So, I stopped by to purchase the gift card and had a chance to see the business on the inside. It's nice. My transaction went smoothly, and I could see why, based on the ambiance, this coffee shop was a favorite.

Seems like a great alternative to the big corp coffee retailer around the corner.

My family member agreed.

Decent coffee. Friendly staff. Cute place, but not a lot of seating options. Parking in the area is not fantastic either.

Very cute space - nice area too! As you're in line to order your coffee, you walk through an aisle of sustainable merchandise or branded goods (like mugs, water bottles, etc.)

I god the pumpkin spice latter with almond milk. It was a tad bit more coffee than pumpkin spice for my liking but I enjoyed the flavor - the spice flavor seemed more authentic than what they give at Starbucks.

A nice touch is that on Saturdays in the fall (august - October), Edmonds has a farmers market with local artisans which is a cute experience to walk through

Come for the coffee. Stay for the vibe. If you can find a seat.

There are several coffee houses in the Edmonds Bowl. This one provides the best all-around coffee experience.

The staff is obnoxiously friendly, the line moves faster than any other b/c it is clear there is an assembly line type system. Its a Ford plant for coffee. It's also common sense via having enough employees on hand to handle the rushes.

The price of beans and hot water are responsibly patron focused and their sense of community w/ their holiday giving tree / toys for the kids at Cedar Valley Elem., School drive is an answer to a community call that will sadly never end.

mmmmmm Coffee!!!

The interesting thing about our couple of visits is that we didn't go out of our way to search for a coffee spot while we were in Washington. Rather we were introduced to Walnut Street Coffee by our AirBnb Host, Lindsay. She left us a gift card with a note saying it was her favorite coffee spot. So, of course, after we had coffee at the AirBnb, we had to stop by for more coffee and pastries before heading to downtown Seattle to visit the Public Market.

Saturday, late morning, so of course the line was out the door, but as we'd already had coffee no big deal for us. Plus, so many guests with puppies so I was sufficiently distracted. We enjoyed our coffees both days we came here (cappuccino and macchiato the first day, PSL (eww) and mocha the second day) plus the amazing cinnamon roll, breakfast/farmers...pocket thing, and biscuit and jam. You had the option to warm things up (there were microwaves and plates available for use) but we opted not too (mostly cuz we didn't realize until after the fact on the first day).

Cool vibe, popular spot, and great coffee! Definitely a sweet spot to visit!

I walked into this coffee shop on a whim and am so glad I did! The service was fantastic and the pastries awesome. I got the Almond Croissant and Blueberry Cheesecake Strudel--both YUM. I wasn't really digging my cappuccino but the whole experience and food made up for the drink I didn't particularly enjoy. It's the cutest place too!

They serve Vivace espresso! That's literally all you need to know. Come for the espresso, stay for the amazing service and chill vibe. 10's across the board!

Friendly cute coffee shop. I love to work from here or hang out with friends on the weekend. Coffee is good. Usually busy. Downtown Edmond so get ready to find parking.