(206) 285-0693

1811 Queen Anne Ave N Ste 101
Seattle, WA 98109 47.635 -122.3572

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Neighborhoods: West Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne, Magnolia - Queen Anne

ELDIABLOCOFFEE.COM

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Last updated 4.01.09

Category:

Diners, Bakeries, Coffee & Tea Shops

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American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard

Restaurant Special Features:

Espresso Bar

Reviews & Ratings for El Diablo

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

16 reviews

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5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

03/05/09

best mexican hot chocolate ever!

by seattlespagirl at Citysearch

This place serves the best mexican hot chocolate ever! spicy, sweet, delish! Just moved to QA and frequent this place a lot. YUM! And the staff all seem really cool. I haven't tried their food yet though, but plan to soon!

  • Pros: hot chocolate, ambience
  • Cons: bathroom is kinda sketchy
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

06/27/08

Whoa! Yummy coffee, cool digs

by agentlorita at Citysearch

I happened on this place by accident then didn't know what to order and got to have the best tasting coffee I've experienced. So fresh and tasty and just plain unusual. After many good cups of joe in Seattle this was such a delight because of the reinterpretation of the standard, yeah it's good. But this was GREAT! I want to hang longer and play battleship and listen to live music. But I'm afraid unless there is dancing I'll be jumpin' and jiving from the enormous number of coffees I'll imbibe! Wowzer! You must try it!

  • Pros: parking, environment, next to a book store
  • Cons: sells beer?
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

04/17/07

Best Coffee Shop in Seattle (well, one of the best anyway...)

by shetharbozenai at Citysearch

The painting on the interior wall is what makes this cafe so unique, but the quality of coffee also makes this place worthwhile coming back every other day! The milk foam is always as creamy as whipped cream. The molasses flavored sweet espresso is so addictive... We just moved in the neighborhood, and I can't say that El Diablo was not one of the reasons we bought the house.

  • Pros: Espresso; street parking in front of the store available most of the time; friendly service
4 Star Rating: Recommended

11/04/06

Best Coffeehouse in Seattle, I swear!

by snuggles1 at Citysearch

Until I moved to Queen Anne, I was convinced I found the perfect coffeehouse. I came to Diablo to study and I was hooked. It's a great place for desert, reading, chatting or listening to live music provided on the weekends. Definitely recommend the mexican hot chocolate.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

10/25/05

I just love El D

by christabelfowler at Citysearch

I used to live right next door to El Diablo. The service is excellent, the coffee is dee-lish and the atmosphere is fabulous! I will be sad the day that all the UW/SPU kids find out about it and it turns into the next Zoka's.

  • Pros: Coffee, Mexican Hot Chocolate, Friendly Staff
  • Cons: none!
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

09/09/05

Wonderful Coffee, wonderful people!

by newmomabc at Citysearch

El Diablo has become a home away from home. Their mexican mocha is to die for and the ambiance is fabulous. They have recently added a second floor dubbed 'heaven' where people can work while they take advantage of El Diablo's free wi-fi access. The baristas are wonderful and if you go there often enough, they remember not only your name, but what you like to drink. The El is a wonderful place to visit with friends and enjoy a great cup of coffee. On the down side, their pastry case has a wonderful selection of treats, but is overpriced and the quality of their cakes has become somewhat inconsistent. If you what a tip from a daily guest, order their cuban toast, or something from the scone case of you're feeling hungry and if you're in a hurry be mindful of the lines which can be long.

  • Pros: Customer service, great coffee, fun atmosphere

04/20/04

Sick of Starbucks? Sell your soul for a shot of Cuban java.

by Contributor at Citysearch

The Scene
Devils seem to have all the fun. Vivid murals adorn the walls of this colorful, cozy coffeehouse, while Latin beats undulate throughout the room. Sweethearts snuggle in the "love grotto" (a velvet couch hidden in the back corner). On a rainy day, bring a book and cuddle up with a cup of joe.

The Food

In the morning, sip on a Latin latte (cafe con leche) or a batido (fresh fruit shake). Chocolate lovers should dive in to a Mexican mocha, fragrant with the cinnamon and almonds that flavor their chocolate. Come back for a nightcap. El Diablo offers a titillating selection of wines and tropical desserts, including an apple-walnut torte and a perfectly sinful chocolate Bourbon cake. The fruit and cheese plate will cure that case of late-night, post-movie munchies.