[2025 Seattle Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Starbucks Reserve Roastery (Updated Jul)

#seattle #washingtonstate #starbucks #roasterycafe #coffee #original #mustvisit Starbucks originally came from America and it's first outlets popped up in Washington state, Seattle. Once a small quiet city which now grew into a big bustling city where tourists will flock during the summer and spring seasons for cruise towards Alaska. Not too far away in main downtown Seattle is the Starbucks reserve roastery where it 1st originated from. Located 1124 Pike St, Seattle, WA - Capital Hill, this reserve is huge!! When you enter, you be created by big metal canister where i believe the coffee roasting and churning are. But do drop by, because you will not get this elsewhere!

Seattle: Home of the first ever starbucks! The Seattle Starbucks Reserve Roastery was the first ever Starbucks Reserve Roastery in the world, opened in 2014 at Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighbourhood 🇺🇸 The store is huge and beautifully designed with many special menu items! Open 7am-8pm 7 days a week #foodie #MyTripVlog #MyTripVlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic

The world's first Starbucks roasting center is of course in Seattle, the hometown of Starbucks. There are hand-brewed Starbucks coffee, cocktails, cakes, light meals, and various souvenirs. There is also a library where you can read books. You can stroll for a long time.

If you don't want to walk a lot and don't want to go to the same landmarks repeatedly How about planning a simple, relaxing day but still get photos, food, and souvenirs like this? ⸻ ☕️ 1. Start your chill morning at Starbucks Reserve Roastery 📍789 Nanjing West Rd. (南京西路) • The largest Starbucks in China! • There is a coffee roasting house in the middle of the shop, Princi bakery, tea zone & special menus only at this branch • Good atmosphere, beautiful photos from every angle 📸 Recommended angles: • Take a photo from the 2nd floor, see the copper roasting machine • Wooden bar table + coffee cup + people = the end of the photo ⸻ 🌀 2. Continue walking to Space Time Cube @ TX Huaihai 📍TX Huaihai Youth Energy Center • Immersive futuristic art installation • Reflection room, space tunnel, glass floor • It's like you've entered the universe in style 📸 How to take great photos: • Use Portrait or Wide mode to capture beautiful light • Taking Silhouette photos or reflecting on the glass floor is the coolest! ⸻ 🛍️ 3. End the day by buying souvenirs at Hotmax Snack 火星人零食店 📍There are many branches. Recommended areas are People's Square / Xintiandi • Spicy Chinese noodles with spicy mala flavor, dried snacks, crispy chicken, spicy seaweed • Cute items, cool packaging, good price, easy to buy back • There are also gift sets to choose from 🧠 Recommendations: • Don't forget to check out the tea/jelly/dried mala zone • Try the "spicy crispy bacon" and "dried fish snacks with chili sauce flavor" #SpaceTimeCube #TXHuaihai #ShanghaiArt #ArtInstallation #PhotoshootinChina #ShanghaiPhotoSpot

#Overseas travel This is a Seattle city tour before boarding the cruise. The first place we visited was Starbucks Reserve The exterior of the building has an old-fashioned feel, and you can see the huge roasting machine There are also many different types of bread. The coffee was incredibly expensive, but I brought the cup because it was so pretty to reuse. The next place we visited was the Space Needle And the last was Hiram Canal A canal that connects the ocean and the lake. It's like an elevator that ships used to go from the ocean with low water level to the lake with high water level, and it's amazing that such a system was possible back then. An old park. People enjoyed picnics and the weather was so nice that it was good for a walk, and the trees with beautiful branches were amazing. Starbucks Reserve was worth a visit, and the canal was better than I thought for a walk. I thought the weather would be cloudy, but I'm so thankful for the fantastic weather. The weather is so important when traveling. #Overseas travel #Alaska cruise #Seattle #Seattle city tour #Seattle Starbucks

A must-visit destination for your Seattle trip! Starbucks Reserve Roastery! 📍1124 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101, USA The entire store feels like a tourist attraction. It offers a variety of experiences including coffee, bakery items, and cocktails, all laid out like a course. Inside the store, you can watch the coffee roasting process, which is fascinating. There’s also an extensive selection of souvenirs. Once you step in, it’s almost impossible to leave without buying at least one souvenir. Although the prices are high, the quality is excellent, and many items are exclusive to this location, making them hard to resist.

#CafeReview 📍Starbucks Reserve Roastery Seattle Highlights 🌟 Let's go to the city where Starbucks was born. 🌟 This is the city with the first Starbucks in the world, as well as the first Starbucks roastery or Starbucks Reserve Roastery. 🌟 The outside is very beautiful, especially during the fall season. 🌟 Don't miss the cups here. Collectors must buy them. 🌟 This place is a combination of art and craft coffee. Price per person 💲 $10-20

Many people who go to Seattle will probably visit the first Starbucks store along the harbor, but in fact, a little way from the harbor there is a Starbucks Reserve store that roasts its own coffee beans in-house! Of course there are original goods and tumblers, but the most impressive thing is the impressive roasting machine installed in the store, which is very dynamic! ️ Please note that some items on the menu are not available, but please do try the delicious coffee ♡

Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks and when you are there, of couse you must try the original starbucks over there. There is a Starbucks reserve roastery and tasting room in Seattle at 1124 puke Street and mind you, this starbucks is huge! Inside the Starbucks roastery, you can order craft coffee, cocktails and food. Definitely something different from the starbucks in Singapore. Also, you can book a scheduled tour of the roastery or even book an event there. Even if you don't do so, you can just order a cup of coffee and chill there and see the art and science of how coffee is being made. I ordered their hazelnut latte and for some reason, the starbucks coffee there tasted way better than Singapore's. Or maybe I was just bias. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #foodie #awesomepic #passionpassport #bucketlistreboot