Poulsbohemian Coffeehouse

The best coffee place in Poulsbo! Cozy atmosphere, delicious coffee, great view, and awesome service.

Most consistently good espresso drinks in town. Best view and best chairs (see Adirondack chairs outside) where its great to sit outside in the warmer weather. Dog friendly and quiet inside with the same great view. Check it out!

Love this nearby coffee shop. Delicious coffee, bagels, and sandwiches. There are large windows overlooking the bay and seating outside.

This place was excellent! The guy behind the counter was patient and helpful. They welcomed my giant dog because he was calm. They gave him lots of lives and treats! They also accommodated my need for almond milk. I ended up not being able to stay very long but I’ll definitely go back and enjoy the view!

Love this coffee house. Nutella Latte is amazing. Screw Starbucks, drink real coffee!

Great atmosphere, great view, great music, great coffee, friendly barista. Pretty perfect place to spend a few hours working.

I love this place! The coffee and service are spot on. I have been in a ton of times to grab a cup of coffee. But never spent any time in the shop, till recently. I went to the back of the shop to hangout and they have the best view in Poulsbo back there.

This is a nice cute shop. It looks like someone converted their home but that gives this place character. The view can not be better. Looking over the Poulsbo marina and they have outdoor seating.
Lots of non coffee options. I chose honey lavender lemonade which is awesome!

This coffee shop is legit. It’s kind of at the end of the busier part of the strip. The seating was so cozy in there. There are a few tables in the back of the shop facing the water. I could seriously stay here for hours. I had a London fog that was made to perfection. If I’m ever in town again I will definitely come back.

You would think that there would be many coffeehouses in the Puget Sound area that directly overlook water (whether it be Lake Washington, Lake Union, the Sound). But this is the first coffeehouse I have found that has unobstructed water view. It was a sunny day when I visited and the windows were open, allowing for a refreshing breeze from the water. I could see it as a cozy place to visit on a rainy day.
They use beans from Mulkiteo Coffee Roasters. I had an Americano. It was good — not too acidic. They also have what looks like homemade soup in crock pots. Again, looks perfect in cool weather. If you have also been searching for a coffeehouse with spectacular water view, visit Pouslbohemian Coffeehouse.
Btw, if you’ve never visited Poulsbo, the waterfront downtown area (where this coffeehouse is located) is perfect for a relaxing stroll. Learn about the interesting Norwegian history of the town as you take in the Scandinavian-​themed architecture. Interesting note: Poulsbo’s nickname is «Little Norway».
From Seattle, it was a relaxing journey to Poulsbo: ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge Island, then only about 30 minute drive when you disembark from the ferry.

Great place to relax. Killer view of the bay. There are quite a few activities inside the coffee shop. Including knitting… an already very long scarf. I like trying their custom specialty drinks displayed in the chalkboard outside. My favorite so far is the Union Jack Tea steamer. Their baristas are very competent. Cappuccinos are on point. Customer service is awesome. For example: One morning, I accidentally spilled all of my americano after having just a couple sips. The barista remade my drink, no worries. I appreciated that a lot. I love this place.

Wonderful view in what felt like a peaceful living room with huge bay windows. Imagine I could easily sit there for hours to read or journal. :). Anyways, I am not typically a coffee drinker but this early morning needed some caffeine to fuel a wanderlust adventure to hurricane ridge, and this place was a great find.
The grasshopper biscotti was really good, as was the Mexican mocha… Enjoyed the spicy kick of chili, though it was a little more bitter than I expected, but still good!

This coffeehouse was a lovely little pitstop on a slow Saturday morning. The coffee was good and the view was awesome.
We came in with pastries from down the street, so I can’t speak for the food, but I thoroughly enjoyed my white chocolate mocha. It’s very comfortable inside, in a coffeehouse kind of way, and I could see this being a regular go-​to if we lived nearby.
With good service, atmosphere, view and coffee… what’s not to like?

I’m not much of a Coffee drinker, but the window view of this place is amazing. Good place to just sit back and relax. They also have outside seating.

Fantastic coffee and great, light food. Their red bean, rice, and chili soup is just the thing for a cold day, especially with a jot of Tabasco.
As others have noted, the view out back is unrivalled.
The staff are friendly and conversational.
This coffee shop is now my go to place for working when I’m visiting.

Bohemian for sure!
Cozy warm coffee and simple pastry with a great view on the bay. Nice server and good coffee, wish it had more choice in the pastry department…

The view is amazing a must spot to come and start your day. The place is small and intimate which is a plus for me not the Starbucks type of guy so this place is perfect

Poulsbohemian is right up the street from my office, so I probably frequent it more often than I should. The interior décor isn’t much to look at, but the beautiful view of Liberty Bay from inside on a rainy day and in their comfy (for sale!) Adirondack chairs on the patio for those rare sunny days makes up for it.
The coffee is tasty whether you’re ordering drip or a latte, but actually the shining star is the smoked chicken salad on a toasted croissant. Try finding that deliciousness at your nearby drive thru coffee hut!

My husband and I had a very disappointing experience here. Our espresso shots were blonde with too much volume and barely palatable and the scone we purchased was overly dry and squishy (both likely due to it being less than fresh and packaged in a sealed plastic bag). Half of their baked goods are Costco items with the price marked up 3 – 4 times the original value. The upside was that we were able to get a table with water view, which was absolutely lovely and accounts for one of the stars.
The coffee and food used to be better so I am curious as to whether or not it has changed ownership. It’s a great location so I hope they improve the quality of the products they offer and train the staff to pull espresso properly.

Visited here while on vacation in July 2014. I ordered 2 lattes and a hot chocolate to go, and the barista (which I later learned was the MANAGER) said I was «unclassy» for not providing a tip. 1) I did not receive any service — it was «to go»; 2) how about making conversation with your customer –at least a «how’s your day going?»; and 3) if I am going to provide a tip — I expect exceptional service — which I did not receive. I am all for supporting local businesses, but I won’t support a business that insults its customers.