The coffee capital, Seattle, a pilgrimage for star Baba lovers?

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Just like cheese in France and kimchi in Korea, coffee is absolutely essential in Seattle. As soon as you set foot on the land of Seattle, you will feel the aroma of coffee in the air. As the city with the largest number of cafes in the United States, Seattle is called "The city is awash in caffeine". Every cafe in Seattle has its own unique soul. Most of their designs are integrated into Seattle's local art, culture and specialty coffee. As a gathering place for social activities, a large number of students, painters, poets, photographers and other art activists often patronize cafes with similar souls. During the long and humid winter in Seattle, they would drink coffee together and share some of their unique insights on art and literature.

The first Starbucks, located in Park Market in Seattle, was founded by three alumni of the University of San Francisco on March 30, 1971. They took the inspiration of the new coffee company from the old navigation myth, drew the first version of the charming siren, and from Herman? In Melville's novel Moby Dick, Starbucks was chosen as the company's name. This is also the only store in the world that still uses this original logo, and now you can see the earliest version of the mermaid, taste the coffee and tea in the format, and feel the changes that have taken place in Starbucks over the past few decades when you come to this pilgrimage site for Starbucks lovers.

Add:1912 Pike Place,Seattle, WA 98101

Zoka Coffee

Zoka Coffee is a Seattle-based coffee shop founded in 1997. From its inception, the young company has been committed to making coffee with rich flavors from a single source of coffee beans. The young company already has four stores in Seattle, each of which complements the local neighborhood. The Green lake store is full of coffee lovers from the surrounding community, and the U-District store is popular with college students. Continue your stroll through Seattle with a cup of spicy Aztec coffee in hand.

Add:2200 N. 56TH STREET SEATTLE, WA 98103

2901 NE Blakeley St Seattle, WA 98105

Espresso Vivace

For local coffee connoisseurs in Seattle, Espresso Vivace Cafe is the place of choice for coffee. Its founder, David? Hume applied his knowledge and methods in the field of engineering metrology to the research of coffee making and other aspects, and promoted the mixing technology of espresso coffee and heated milk to coffee flower art (latteart). The Espresso coffee made by his method has a brown-red color, high consistency, smooth and lingering taste, mellow and sweet, and is regarded by many coffee experts as the best Espresso coffee in the United States. His coffee book EspressoCoffee:ProfessionalTechniques is still called the Bible of Espresso Coffee. The Seattle Times called him a "coffee prophet" (CoffeeProphet). If you are in love with fancy coffee, you might as well come here to taste a caramel latte.

Add:532 Broadway Ave East Seattle WA 98102

According to the latest WalletHub ranking, Seattle once again stands out among the 100 cities in the United States and is once again hailed as the top city for coffee.

This year's WalletHub criteria include the average price per packet of coffee, the average price of a cappuccino, the proportion of adults drinking coffee, the number of coffee shops per capita, and so on.

Among the many conditions, Seattle is at the top of the list; Seattle ranks second in the number of coffee and tea-making per capita, fourth in the number of coffee shops owned per capita, and fourth in the number of affordable coffee shops per capita, ranking first overall.