Specialty's Café Bakery - Seattle

Great food, beautiful place and quick service! Recommended: Pastrami Sandwich!

I was in many café locations in town. I'm especially interested in the café 's I visit because I'm visiting with the expectation that I could relax for a short stay, or find a place to work on my laptop. A quick check... This place has a good balance of booth huts, robust level tables, a few cozy couches, and a fireplace with an eclectic playlist of music playing like Rock / Soft Rock / Oldies / Pop. I can't imagine techno or heavy metal here. Well, of course the only drawback is that this café closes early at about 5 o'clock. Seattle uses more of these cozy facilities that were later opened some up to 2AM. For this I give it only 4 stars, also because the quality in the furniture and the design was pretty well thought out, as it helps me relax. In my pictures for $9.39 I eat a Roast Beef and Bleu Cheese Crumbles on a ciabatta with spinach and tomatoes. The drink is called a ja-vive that is Jave Vive, while Vive in a number of languages means To Live. It is basically the equivalent of a frappacino from Starbucks or a Freddo from Peets Coffee... This is a mocha or any type of drink mixed with ice. My taste of choice is a Chai JaVive for $5.20.

Great room and good food. The Internet cuts out when there are many people and their self-service kiosk did not work. You need a command sign. The line was a conference long ago, but overall I enjoyed my sandwich.

Good location in the city centre with many seats (numbers of tables, seats and benches). Great for group meetings. The drip coffee was good and the classic egg and cheese breakfast was delicious.

Fortunately my fist time here was on a Saturday so the food was fast. Egg and sausage breakfast sandwich was good. Service was not friendly or personal.