Looking for a coffee shop in Downtown Bellevue? Hopefully you aren't having a hard time because there are plenty. We were amazed to see that in the Downtown core alone, there are 9 Starbucks locations!This week we have added a resource (one of many coming) with the numerous coffee shop locations in Downtown Bellevue. Check it out next time you are looking for the closest location; there is bound to be one!
Have we missed your favorite spot? Let us know... I'm sure we missed a few.
11 comments:
That is a lot of Starbucks', I wouldn't have ever thought there were that many.
And we're opening a tenth at City Center East!
Thanks for the insight Nate!
Starbucks is misspelled in the title of this post
Thanks Justin...Fixed :)
You missed one. There is a small coffee shop right in front of Galleria. I can't remember its name, but the address should be something like ~550 106th Ave NE.
Would be nice to have store hours posted also..
This does illustrate one of (valid) complaints people make of Bellevue. It's full of chains with little variation. At least there is a Cafe Ladro coming into Tower 333 so I can escape what I used to call the McDonalds of Coffee (Starbucks). I think my attitude to them is not uncommon and is reflected in their stock price over the past few years.
Keep up the good work in growing your blog.
I think it's commendable of Starbucks that they are making efforts to revive their brand.
I have watched the stocks go dowwwnn too and hopefully this "facelift" to their image will help put them back on top.
I also must say, in defense of Mickey D's..they make a darn good cup of coffee! I have not tried the McSpresso yet, but the drip is fine indeed!
When will people stop claiming that a cup of coffee from Starbucks is $4.00! A cup of coffee is about $1.50 at starbucks, its the espresso drinks that cost $4.00...and they cost that much at every coffee house!!
Who's complaining here?
$4 is like a triple grande latte with 9.5% sales tax.
I recall Tully's is more expensive than Starbucks.
I goto Starbucks religiously anyway.
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