On Thursday, July 23rd, I stopped by the Roastery on my way to work. I snapped a few photos and then shared them to my Starbucks Facebook Group. For me, it was just an ordinary day on my way to work, though a few people commented that they’d never seen the Roastery so quiet. It’s true, the slowest time of day for the Roastery appears to be early morning. I thought I’d share the three photos here too. Also, several people have asked me what’s currently offered on the scoop bar at the Roastery. I snapped a few pics this afternoon (7/25) so you can see the current scoop bar offerings. A word of warning – the whole bean scoop bar offerings change frequently.
Enjoy the photos! As always, you can click onto the pictures and they’ll open up larger.
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The whole place looks like a work of art! Beautiful.
I LOVE these pictures as well as the fact I can live vicariously through you, Melody. If I close my eyes I can almost smell the coffee… one of my favorite aromas.
Planning a trip in March. I think it’s going to take a few visits to take it all in. beautiful pictures!
Hello, today on thurs.6.AUGUST.2015 I was at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room at 1124 Pike Street in Seattle and they had something new and exciting: a Webcam! Up in the Tasting Room, there was a screen display of the Roastery Webcam showing the Reader Board and the lower area just outside the Coffee Library. Does anybody here know the Web address of the Roastery Webcam?