"Blue Saucer is a cozy coffee house that harkens back to the more bohemian shops Seattle once had in abundance. It is independent and locally owned, tiny, very casual and filled with older regulars at the tables visiting and working. Everyone is friendly and mellow. Nice, simple food options including egg bites and avocado toast. My latte was spot on. I always get vanilla and I liked the syrup here. Bonus - there is some parking in the back!"

"I love Blue Saucer. I just moved into the neighborhood and was so happy to find this sweet neighborly cafe. Delicious food. Great coffee. The owner Anne is super kind and interesting to talk to. Jazmine has work there for years and is really sweet. I don’t know the other baristas by name yet but everyone is friendly. This is definitely my new favorite place to walk to with my dogs and enjoy a sandwich and a cup of coffee - or a smoothie! PS someone mentioned it’s expensive, Seattle is expensive - Blue Saucer not that expensive."

"Place is mid as heck so not sure why the ratings are high. Coffee was just alright, however I didn't get a sweet drink (so if you like black coffee and prefer a nice ole roastery, this might not be the spot for you). The food is expensive for what you get, not bad but why's it $10 for a thin smushed croissant with turkey and bacon?!?"

"The food and drink was fine, but the service was horrible. The caprese sandwich was pretty good, but the dirty chai was just ok. I ordered online about 45 minutes in advance to walk over during my lunch break, and when I came inside and told the older employee my name and that I had placed an online order, the younger employee met both the employee and I with a horrible attitude and rude response saying it wasn't ready. I wasn't expecting it to be ready, I just wanted to tell them why I was there... The younger employee was also rude about my note asking for sweetener since they already put it in (I didn't know, I have never been before!). Won't be going back, not really worth it."

"Perfect for a Spring day. We just stopped for coffee, but the menu invites us to return for lunch. The scones at most places are too sweet and frosted. The orange raisin ones here are just enough sweet to counter the coffee bitter. There's a live cam transmission of a nearby nest and hatchling."