Caffe Umbria - Cafe in Seattle - 320 Occidental Ave S, USA

Got a 16oz macchiato for $8.22. That’s crazy they charge you extra for the vanilla. Macchiato is literally vanilla and Carmel and they charge you extra for the flavor? Over priced, nothing special.

Fantastic way to start your day. Best quality coffee roasts prepared by professional baristas that clearly know their beans and how to treat them. Super friendly and efficient service. What else can you ask for? Oh yeah... Quality locally sourced foods from Macrina, La Spiga, Gelatiamo, etc. Why would you want to go anywhere else?

Good coffee, clean and spacious indoor atmosphere, and the staff were friendly!

I once came here and ordered some coffee and a breakfast item. The food was not fully cooked. I took it back to the counter and explained the situation. I wasn't upset but, what bothered me was that the lady thought I was lying and snatched the food out of my hand. What's worse she didn't get me a new one and put it back in the mini oven after I had bit into it. I filed a complaint and never heard anything back. Never coming back or any other Umbria. DONT COME HERE. THEY WERE RUDE.

Spacious cafe along Occidental, reminiscent of Italy, with the deep woods and pastry counters. Old grinding machine on display. Beautiful tall windows. Chai latte was spicy and tasty. Friendly staff.

Employees are wonderful and the only saving grace of this establishment, albeit seem poorly treated by management. Is any standard coffee training provided? The coffee tastes like the espresso machine is never dialed in correctly, if ever!! (management doesn’t seem to care about quality) same macrina pastries as every single other cafe in Seattle… just another business that puts profit over people and profit over quality. My favorite employee, a very experienced and kind barista seems to have been sacked. The one showing solidarity with Palestine, if this was the reason they were fired then SHAME on you genocide apologists. Let it be known that people of morality in Seattle are watching to see how businesses are acting in this time. Your actions reflect poorly on this business and any values or community they claim to care about. It is clear Umbria is a company morally devoid of any community care or values, both towards your customers and employees.This employee made me and many others feel welcomed and safe, and consistently made delicious coffee and recommendations. Honestly, what unprofessional decision making and show of leadership skills Manager M.

It is a cafeteria within the normal with wide spaces even with this of the pandemic you can enjoy a good coffee inside with your social distance this time very friendly you can talk you can have a coffee even work or do your homework inside this place the price They are very accessible, the atmosphere is very relaxed and in general it is not very crowded, and it is also located in a great area, which is the Pioneer Square area.

I had the best latte I’ve ever experienced here. However, the area has many homeless, and that’s no fault of the cafe. In my experience, I sat by the window and a homeless man who had been loitering out front came inside and sat next to me and stared, saying he wanted to get me to shut up. He proceeded to mumble incoherencies and it became clear he was schizo. He must’ve hallucinated me talking to him since he could see me in the window. As a sheltered suburb resident not used to this, it was concerning to me and I left. As I was leaving, Umbria staff was encouraging him to leave, so I appreciate that and it appears they were handling it as appropriately as possible. I would recommend, but wouldn’t recommend sitting by the window, as to minimize drawing attention to yourself from anybody outside. Maybe this is just a normal Seattle experience, but if you’re not accustomed to it then it may be concerning.