Coffee was excellent!! Food also was great. I got the salmon crogel? It's like a croissant in shape of bagel - which was quite yummy. Also got the empanada and the sauce made the difference! Cider was also delicious. Note: you want to work, I didn't see any available outlets and there is no Wi-Fi available. They did tell me I could use the wifi from next door but when I tried it required a Password, which I didn't know so I ended up using my hotspot. Traffic was wild between 9-10:30 am on a Friday, then I was finally able to get a seat. Luckily I was able to share a table with someone else for a little while otherwise while I waited for a seat to open
Vegan Restaurant
Lost Sock Roasters
· $$$$ · washington · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Coffee was excellent!! Food also was great. I got the salmon crogel? It's like a croissant in shape of bagel - which was quite yummy. Also got the empanada and the sauce made the difference! Cider was also delicious. Note: you want to work, I didn't see any available outlets and there is no Wi-Fi available. They did tell me I could use the wifi from next door but when I tried it required a Password, which I didn't know so I ended up using my hotspot. Traffic was wild between 9-10:30 am on a Friday, then I was finally able to get a seat. Luckily I was able to share a table with someone else for a little while otherwise while I waited for a seat to open
Just misinformation on their beans… I purchased the Laboyano beans (284g / $22 - quite cheap) on the 29th. The labeling indicates this as one of their lighter roasts but the bean color and taste says otherwise - these are not lightly colored (close to oily). There is an overwhelming smokey / chocolatey taste and little fruity/tea-like flavor emanating from the cup no matter the recipe I try. I’ve had no luck so far finding local *light* roasted coffees thus far :(
Just misinformation on their beans… I purchased the Laboyano beans (284g / $22 - quite cheap) on the 29th. The labeling indicates this as one of their lighter roasts but the bean color and taste says otherwise - these are not lightly colored (close to oily). There is an overwhelming smokey / chocolatey taste and little fruity/tea-like flavor emanating from the cup no matter the recipe I try. I’ve had no luck so far finding local *light* roasted coffees thus far :(
Nice neighborhood feel cafe with a good menu of savory and sweet snack options. I would give it 5 stars if they served thier food with actual silverware and mugs it would be a 5 star rating from me! Food is expensive. Around $15 for a sandwich