The 7 Best Places for Pumpkin Bread in Seattle

Felicita Flores-Montalvo: Come try the Humpy Hump & Pumpkin Bread 😋.

Ryan Paul: A coffee shop with loads of charm, good coffee and a community focus.

Jasmine Hartsook: Best mochas

Jennifer Pavia: Huge selection of gluten free goods, the pumpkin bread is my favorite.

Giz Moe: Great coffee and amazing cinnamon rolls the frosting is superb!!!

jack hebert: Vegan friendly!

Brian Lavallee: Pumpkin Bread is the best

Istvan Fülöp: Try the Medici coffee. It's got an amazing orange kick, made with real orange peels.

Jenny Danielson: Buy a cup for the person behind you!! You never know....I might be in front of YOU!!! Pay it forward!!!

Kira B.: My neighborhood coffee house when I'm visiting West Seattle. Friendly and good coffee.

Daniel: Finally some new couches! Long overdue!

Catherine Johns: Chai tea latte

Kei Hattori: Hands down the best Starbucks ever! Great location in Madison park, lots of room, never too crowded, and great baristas!

Buzz Bruggeman: May be the best Starbucks in America. All the right pieces. Great staff, fireplace, parking.

Reem Alhomaidhi: Yum.. love coffee

Lynn Sellard: The baristas are the best.

Spring Creek Group: If you're going in the morning, make sure you have something to do while waiting in line. Great baristas get you through quick, but it's a very popular Starbucks!

Tom Biro: Use the mobile order here in the morning, it's a great way to skip the line.

Alex Pearmain: Great hotel. Service is excellent, and rooms are lovely with cool features like sliding bath screens. Good location and Starbucks and Whole Foods downstairs, which is useful.

Hope Allen: If God had to stay at a hotel in Seattle, he'd stay here.

Seattle's Goof: Ask the concierge where Local 360 restaurant is located... Best $10 taxi ride (or walk to Belltown). This is a sustainable restaurant that takes its name literally with its local approach on ingreds