Next stop, SEATTLE! I’m such
a coffee {latte/espresso} snob, so this stop was extra exciting for me! So
while in Seattle, we ate, we drank {coffee}, and we toured!
Top Pot Doughnuts: Basically, I came in for one doughnut and walked out
with a dozen. I’m pretty sure I ordered one of each, which ranged from a classic
glazed doughnut to an apple fritter doughnut. All of which were amazing! Not too
sweet and not too thick! The space is pretty sweet;
it's two stories, with walls covered in shelves and books. There are many
tables for people to sit, eat, and work at. The front of the store has floor to
ceiling windows, making the place seem so open and refreshing, even with the
heavy smell of donuts in the air. There were windows that you could look
through on the first floor and it gave a view of their very large kitchen.
Café Turko: Turkish
coffee and outstanding halal food, couldn't really ask for more. There is
nothing I enjoy more than finding a locally owned, family run restaurant. This
truly felt like a snippet of Turkey itself. The food was truly authentic! The
menu had many meat dishes for meat lovers, vegetarian dishes for vegetable
lovers, and vegan/gluten free dishes for those who have intolerance to gluten
or dairy.
The London Plane: Great experience for Breakfast. Great coffee, great service, and
great food. I had the house made granola with almond milk. My sister had the
beet salad. Both of which were super tasty and full of flavor. Everything here
is pretty much made in house, including the granola and almond milk. I also
loved the open-air atmosphere of the restaurant. Overall, it’s a great place to
stop by for brunch!
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