Caffe Zingaro

Neat little place, has some specialty drinks like a Nutella latte, caffe zingaro. service is polite, coffee was good, good mix of customers.

Nutella Latte… up there with one of the best lattes of my life. Staff was super friendly and the atmosphere is great. :)

Almond milk latte was amazing and GORGEOUS. The employees were ridiculously friendly and not nearly as pretentious as some of the other baristas I’ve encountered since moving here.

So so good! Took my gf on the first day of her first visit to Seattle for butterscotch lattes, and we ended up coming back every day. The employees are so friendly, they remembered us and remembered our order. One employee is in the same program as my gf and they talked for a long while about it. Not only was the experience pleasurable, but the thick, rich latte matched everything I had been describing about what makes Seattle coffee so good…

What can I say? I would consider myself a true blue coffee connoisseur and in Queen Anne where there are many cafes around, Zingaro has to be the best! I would walk the distance every morning just to start my day with Zingaro lattes. The Asian barista is super in making lattes. Try their Nutella latte and you will know what heaven feels like. :)

The coffee is good. Nice lighting. Pain in the butt to find inexpensive parking.
I got the nutella latte (splurge), but I couldn’t taste the «nutella» aspect.
It’s more subtle. I would recommend drinking after it cools down a bit because
the flavors are enhanced as the drink cools.
Do they put in actual nutella? I’ll never know.

If you like over-​burnt, greasy beans, then you might like this. But if you are a true coffee lover, don’t waste your time here. My cappuccino was so bad, I ended up throwing it out after couple sips.
Downtown Seattle has much better coffee shops that this.

Who is the tiny bombshell who makes the most delicious coffee ever? I want to high five the owner for hiring her, not only did she have cool sacred geometry tattoos, but a bright smile and just the right amount of humor to start off my day. Did I mention the coffee was delicious?
Best place to get coffee in Seattle, hands down, and you won’t pay ridiculous starf***s prices.

Place is nice enough… I had a cider, just came in to get some work done… wifi kept giving me limited connection so I just gave up and started using my mifi, but the staff is friendly, the drinks are quick, it’s got big windows letting in lots of light and the vibe is nice…

The Nutella latte was awesome and the customer service was amazing. I loved this coffee shop! Wish I had time to try their chicken noodle soup!

I came here yesterday and was appalled by the most unfriendly barista I’ve ever met. I’m sorry beautiful brown-​haired, tattooed and pierced woman, but being rude to customers is not what I consider cool.
She gave me an annoyed hello, didn’t smile, stink eyed me, and slammed the tip jar in front of me before I paid, assuming I just wouldn’t tip on my own. Just the worst!
The taste of the (extremely watered down) chai I got was bad enough without the bad service.

We went on a Saturday. Hands down the worst coffee ever… I had a macchiato and Barista didn’t pull a fresh shot OR steam fresh milk – he just poured an old stale one into a cup. Foam was just a cold dollop on top and was completely separated from the espresso… Terrible! My girlfriend got a cappuccino and he at least gave her a fresh milk & espresso and attempted latte art. Truly sad):
Extra star for the nice woman toasting the breakfast sandwich that was better than average and for plenty of seating!

I love this place. The coffee is incredible and doesn’t taste burnt like that in many of Seattle’s roasting establishments. They have a nice selection of food, both sweet and savory. A terrific atmosphere and no attitude. Good place for meetings or just to chill. There is always a line, but it moves quickly.

Cute place. I got the Nutella latte which was really good. Cute atmosphere and friendly employees.

Very enjoyable coffee! Lighthouse roast is always a good choice, imo. I haven’t tried the sammies here yet, but I’m exited to!
The brownies are super amazing and moist. I only needed 2 bites, but ate the whoooole thing.
It’s quiet here, and everything I want in a coffee shop!
Street parking can be tricky here.

The baristo working this afternoon has undone all dozen previous visits with his lousy attitude. This will never be a coffee stop for me and my friends ever again.

Randomly came across this café after getting brunch with my friend nearby. We both ordered an almond milk Nutella latte. I thought it would be too sweet since there was Nutella in it, but it was actually pretty subtle.
I would actually recommend the barista to put a tad more Nutella into the latte. It would enhance the sweet note, but blend really well with the espresso. (And this is coming from a person who doesn’t really like overly sweet lattes). Overall, I enjoyed the serene atmosphere of the café. Great place to do some work and catch up on a good book.

Not really impressed. I got a peppermint mocha but it didn’t taste like one. It actually tasted not very good. At first I thought the whip cream they put on top was bad but when I got a spoon to taste it, it was fine. Maybe it was just stronger coffee than I’m used too and since the last two peppermint mochas that I got were from
Starbucks maybe I’m used to a sweeter kind.

I love the jazz music playing in the background, the local artwork lining the walls, and they have comfortable seating.
I ordered the chai tea from here and it was quite good. They have free wi-​fi (need a password from barista), and restrooms for customers only (need a key).
The lighting is a bit dark, but many people still come here to do work. THis place is a nice local coffee shop in the Queen Anne neighborhood that oozes with local flavor (with the artwork on the walls).

Love it. It’s not often you have a small town experiences in the city. And by that I mean that an employee has time in their day to make polite small talk, offer great personable service, and of course a tasty well-​made product.
I hadn’t ever been to Café Zingaro but it was perfectly located for a work meeting. Better yet, there was nearby street parking for cheap, free wifi, and they have pastries if you’re feeling peckish.
As I went to make my order Erin was there whipping up drinks for other customers. When it was my turn to order she smiled, helped me decide on a tea for an iced tea, shared the free wifi password and even answered a question I had about the baked goods. (They’re not made in house but they’re sourced from different, awesome local bakeries.) Great!
It’s tough to fully describe our interaction but it was kind, warm, and definitely honest. She was having a great time serving people and making drinks, and it really showed through in her interactions with me and the people before me in line. I was there about an hour and as I was headed out the door I made sure to ask for her name because she was someone so memorable that I didn’t want to leave without thanking her and knowing who she was. I’ll definitely be back! Thank you, Erin.