Fix Coffeehouse

One of my favorite places in Seattle. The coffee is fantastic and the atmosphere is good. The only negative is it can get pretty busy and crowded.

Stopped for a bite before volleyball at the park and it was the perfect on-​the-​go dinner. The salami panini is DELICIOUS and the iced coffee comes in 16oz or 24oz because more is better in this situation.
Also, kind barista gave me an extra pickle because of expressed enthusiasm about them. Definitely coming back!

Go somewhere else if you’re looking for a cup of coffee.
I stopped at this supposed coffeehouse on a Sunday evening looking for a simple cup of drip coffee. I was told that they didn’t have any.
In a moment of weakness I accepted their alternative of an Americano and it was sub-​par.

Very dog friendly! They have an outdoor patio where you can chill with Fido but you’re also welcome to bring your dog inside. I usually drink iced Americano or drip coffee, but I caved in and ordered the brown sugar latte, skinny. It was really good and not too sweet, a tasty treat on a rainy day. Annemarie and I came here with our laptops, ready to rock out, but the ambiance is really more conducive for catching up with friends over paninis and mimosas, and that’s exactly what we did. It’s a bit noisy, and even in the middle of a weekday, the place was busy.
Cool spot, pretty legit pour on the $ 6 mimosa, crave-​worthy brown sugar latte.

I love the Fix. It’s just off Greenlake and the coffee is cheap (and good!) – a rare find in Seattle. They do a lot of events in the evening here, so if you’re going to come here to work, plan accordingly. Also, major bonus points to this place for serving coffee and beer, which is not only great for folks who find they do their best work while slightly tipsy but also great because there are drink options for all the folks in your crew.

Every time I come in there is a friendly person at counter.
Things have really turned around from the remodel and change. Consistent positive experiences and good customer service.
Try jus t one double chocolate brownie and tell me for real you do not go back for another another time. It must be done! They are calling me.

It’s great that they have live music here. I also like the fact that they serve Stumptown and offer lots of alternative milk options. I got an almond mocha, which was terrific. Also, if you have a dog, it’s dog-​friendly.

Work around the corner so I come here pretty often. Service is always friendly and it has a nice local vibe. I often get pizza bagels and if I’m feeling desperate I’ll grab a Greenlaker breakfast sandwich which is pretty overpriced, $ 5.25 ish for a half sandwich but it is super tasty with the onion jam. Also like that they offer beer and wine on tap! They are always pretty busy, pretty chill place to hang out or get some work done.

Lots of seating, wifi, & a view of the lake. They serve alcohol too! Some sandwiches, treats, etc

First visit to Fix Coffeehouse… free street parking, live music no cover, sunset near Green Lake, nice barista, Stumptown coffee, great 24 oz iced tea, tasty 16 oz iced mocha, and moist lemon citrus bread. Love the interior with lots of seating options. Adds up to a pleasant Saturday evening!

Popular place on a sunny weekend… everyone either had a laptop or swinging in for their post-​Greenlake activity.
Get the brown sugar latte, it’s tasty!
Seating outside and water dish for the pups.
Only bummers: they ran out of cream cheese for their bagels. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And the restrooms lines are looooong.

I love that I can, depending on my mood, get coffee or beer or wine or a snack here. It’s become my new hangout when I don’t want to go farther than like 10 minutes from my apartment. The brown sugar latte is so good! And their chai is pretty decent too. Every month they feature a new brewery (or is it every two weeks or so? It’s hard to keep track), and the cider on tap rotates. I was lucky enough to catch Locust’s Thai Ginger cider the other night, and enjoyed it so much! Every Saturday they do live music, and it’s also quite good. What a great addition to the East Greenlake community!

Great mix of beer, wine, and coffee. What else could you ask for in getting your ‘fix?’ Not a ton of seating, though — but it’s a nice space with a great view of Green Lake. Try the harvest panini. Or any of the panini selection. Delicious. Prices usual, no swanky deals though

Really enjoy the fact that I can get coffee, alcoholic beverages, and food all in one spot. I’m exploring cafes and coffee shops around Seattle and surrounding areas. Looking for a good place to read, but unfortunately this is not it. It was crowded when I came in around 5:45pm and was pretty loud for my taste. Fix is a good place and atmosphere to socialize with friends.
I got a chai latte and their «romance bar.» Nothing special about the chai latte and the romance bar was okay. It was a like a mix between a fruit bar and a blondie brownie.
I’d come back, just not with my book.

This is a great coffee spot after an evening walk around the lake. Love their hours and the big tv!

So disappointed in the workers and quality of my beverage. The girls working were uninviting. I ordered an espresso frappé with almond milk and it is extremely bland and bitter. I normally prefer my drinks bitter rather than sweet but this one was terrible. It is I blended ice with espresso poured in and lacks a base and proper blending. I will not go back also the 24 ounce totaled to about $ 8. I’d skip this place and go to Peet’s down the street next time.

Great location since it is right near Greenlake. However, I prefer going to Chocolati because their drinks are better. The top reason why I don’t really like Fix too much is because the coffee drinks aren’t that yummy. I love getting a black coffee with soy. The coffee that they use is pretty bitter and doesn’t have that flagrant coffee taste that other places have. Another reason is because the drinks/​food tend to be on the more expensive side. If you order two drinks, you can easily spend about $ 10. Everything is about $ 1 – 2 more than other places.
Compared to other coffee shops in the city, the food is a little on the pricier side too.
During 4 – 5:00, it gets pretty busy inside where a lot of people study there. It might be kind of hard to find a seat.

Good brew, some nice food options (hot and cold — sandwiches etc!) and fast service.
It’s right across from Greenlake so there is patio seating and areas to tie up your dogs if you want to bring pup along. I had an iced soy latte and it was perfect for the sunny and warm Seattle summer day!

This place is nice and chill. Groovy music, and apparently a hotspot for studying. I prefer to drink alcoholic beverages on the patio… but to each their own.
It’s a very comfy home like feel inside with comfy bar stool and chairs. There’s chalk board menus and a small wine list. I heard they have coffee… But I’ll stick with the vino.

The staff is friendly. They have outdoor seating. And some nights they even have live music. I decided on their organic peppermint iced tea. They steep it fresh when you order so it takes a little time but it worth the wait. I think it’s a little pricey.

Fix-​formerly-​Forza does the trick nearly each and every time I’m powering around Greenlake. It seems like a coffee shop that you’d find on a college campus (minus the prices, of course) due to the fine blend of sport-​blaring TVs, deliciously strong coffee, the ability to order pasta, loads of two-​top tables (perfect for a laptop and a few books), a «music & events» menu, and donuts.
Good on them for offering up local heroes like Stumptown, Macrina, Le Fournil, and Mighty-​O. Get Ellenos in here and you’ll really knock it out of the park!
And while Fix may not quite meet my demographic desires, I sure wish there would have been a place like this around when I was in college. For now, I’ll just grab a cuppa on my way around the lake and think about how many donuts I would have consumed in the name of studying for finals.

I love Fix. I’m there three times a week to study for school.
As far as the atmosphere goes, I love being there becomes it gives me a chance to relax and enjoy the lake view (assuming you sit behind the windows). The establishment is really nice and if you’re not feeling coffee, they have a few beers on tap that you can order as well. This place is also dog friendly which is another plus in my book.
The reason why I rated it 5 stars is that it’s kind of hard to find a seat because of the amount of people that go there. Also, to be honest, the coffee is OK. Granted I’ve only gotten lattes and americanos but I’ve had better elsewhere. The food has been mostly good. I’ve had a very good sandwiches on numerous occasions but I also had an issue with their mocha bars that they display at the front. They just tasted like they have been sitting out for a while (haven’t had enough to determine if this happens all the time). I honestly go here a lot just because I love the chill vibe and very friendly staff. You have an option to purchase a to-​go cup or a coffee mug if you are staying around for a while. They also have a few cozy chairs and two TVs on other ends of the venue in case you want to watch TV.
All in all, definitely my favorite coffee shop to relax and get some quality work done for work/​school.