I've heard a lot of positive things about Evoke so we decided to try a Friday morning. We went around 10 AM, and the cafe seating and neighboring office atrium seating was quite full, and it all seemed quite cozy, a great place to chill and relax and consume some coffee and food. The line wasn't too long, and I quickly was able to order a matcha latte and a chocolate chip cookie. The matcha seems to come unsweetened by default, and I was asked if I wanted it sweetened which initially confused me, but you sweeten it with one of the many flavored syrups they have. I opted for lavender. This system is nice for flavor, but it does make the drink more expensive than other places nearby. Warming of my color was also offered, which I excitedly agreed to. Everything was delicious! I loved the warmed of the cookie, melting the chips, and the lavender matcha was good! It's also a really comfortable place to sit and eat for longer times. Will be back!

Lots of chain coffee shops in Seattle, but Evoke definitely stood out to me as well as their cozy space to work with art displayed on their walls. I like how the cafe is also spacious. It is minimal and trendy.

Avocado toast tastes good! Breakfast sandwich is amazing! But latte is average and there is no latte art on it, which I'm disappointed about. The environment is good and it seems a great place to work from.

I had to work outside of my home one day, and I came across Evoke Cafe and was so glad I worked here! The space is huge, and there's so many different spots to work at - regular tables, a communal long table with a ton of outlets, couches, etc. It was perfect for me to hunker down and get some work done. Because it's in the bottom of an Amazon building, I also didn't feel as bad posting up in the cafe since it honestly felt more like you were working in a hotel lobby vibe than a coffee shop vibe. Of course, I still ordered coffee and tipped a bunch to make up for taking up space for a while. Coffee was good and the service was super nice! They also have sandwiches and pastries for those who need some snacks as well.

One of our favorite study spots in the city. Perfect for days when you need a quick coffee stop or dozens of emails to respond to. The openness of the space is stunning and the staff are incredibly down to earth. We love their wide variety of flavors but the mocha and chai latte are top tier.

When we woke up this was a couple blocks from where we were staying. All i got was drip coffee and damn was it strong but was much needed to wake up. Was a nice clean area and the lady who made the coffee was super friendly. We would go back again if we're ever in the lake union area.

Located at the 9th and Thomas building, aka "The Living Room of SLU," this is just the cozy workspace that I've been looking for! The building is full of art, comfy couches and chairs, and plenty of outlets. The music is played at a reasonable volume for getting work done or having a meeting. People are super friendly and the coffee was great!

We stayed in the neighborhood for a few nights recently and found Evoke to be a great way to begin our days. This spot is massive and includes plenty of comfortable and spacious seating areas for work, meetings or catch-ups. There even appeared to be multiple floors, though we did not venture upstairs. The breakfast sandwich (fried egg, smoked ham, cheddar, garlic aioli on an English muffin) was also super flavorful, savory, and salty. The yolk was fully cooked which is not my personal preference, so runny yolk lovers take note. :-) My iced rose latte was absolutely delicious: quality coffee and just enough rose syrup added to bring some floral sweetness. There were many house-made syrup options to choose from. On another day, we tried the cold brew (bold and decadent) and the golden milk latte, which includes turmeric and other spices. I'd never had the latter and while I don't know if it'll become my go-to coffee order, I can say that it was definitely well-made. The staff were super nice and I love that it's a woman-owned shop!