Caffe Ladro

diamondlucy 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

the best coffee in seattle – You have to try the mocha with the orange zest. Amazing! I just came back from Europe and ladro is one of the few places with lattes and cappucinos that have the rich coffee flaver that I experienced there. Good desserts too. 

soapsysuds 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Not So Great – I don't want to say too much but I wouldn't really recommend Cafe Ladro only because the coffee wasn't so great and the waiters didn't seem to want to serve. It was okay but I would look for another place who at least makes you feel at home. 

seattlegal1 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Very bad customer service. Very rude to customers. – The employees at this Caffe Ladro are so rude to the customers. Do not go to this place unless you want to be treated badly. These days, latte's cost so much, you should have a pleasant experience while you order your coffee, no? Maybe it's a bad place to work and they are so unhappy they take it out on the customers? In any event, they have super bad energy and are nasty to their customers so go somewhere else to spend your money and get coffee. 

raincitygrl 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Best coffee in town! – Ladro is my favorite coffee spot. Really good beans and the soy milk they use is the best. Plus the coffee is shade-grown fair trade. The beans are so good that my out-of-town family always requests them for their birthday gift. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

This local chain brings expressive personality to the morning coffee break. – In Short In Spanish, Caffe Ladro means "coffee thief," and, as its name suggests, these neighborhood coffeehouses have clearly made off with a number of caffeine fans from the nearby chains. Customers toss their coats over their chairs and the regulars feel comfortable leaning over the counter to use the phone. A variety of pastries are available to munch with espresso drinks--a slice of deep dish fruit pie is a filling, if totally unhealthy, lunch... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

This local chain brings expressive personality to the morning coffee break. – In Short In Spanish, Caffe Ladro means "coffee thief," and, as its name suggests, these neighborhood coffeehouses have clearly made off with a number of caffeine fans from the nearby chains. Customers toss their coats over their chairs and the regulars feel comfortable leaning over the counter to use the phone. A variety of pastries are available to munch with espresso drinks--a slice of deep dish fruit pie is a filling, if totally unhealthy, lunch... read more