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Third Culture Coffee is an attempt to transcend borders, bring together the tradition and history of cultures with the allure and mystique of coffee, tea and wine. We present a curated experience with a different perspective. A perspective that celebrates a global coffee culture, in a city steeped in coffee history – a city that surfaced our love for coffee.
Stylish coffee shop featuring hot & cold brews, tea, light eats & eclectic global decor.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–5 PM |
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Address: 80 102nd Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
Website: https://thirdculturecoffee.com/
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Sonalin Sahu
The turkey sandwich was excellent. The bread had the perfect crunch, and the turkey, sun-dried tomatoes, and pesto came together really well. It was honestly so good.
We also tried the Vietnamese coffee and a cappuccino. Both had great flavor, though I wish they were served hot, as that would have been the best way to enjoy them.
… moreWe also tried the Vietnamese coffee and a cappuccino. Both had great flavor, though I wish they were served hot, as that would have been the best way to enjoy them.
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This is place just feels very warm and cozy. I had their latte and avacado toast. I would say that avacado toast was very good. Coffee needs to be a little strong but overall this place is a must visit. Loved it <3
… moreExplorers
The story on the wall reflects the story of so many immigrants and that is why this place was on the list as soon as we looked up places for coffee. They have a bunch of pastries and many other coffees to choose from. Ranging from Vietnamese coffee to Indian filter coffee.
The service is slow and finding a table can get difficult because the place is always packed (we came twice). If you grab a table you miss out on your name called out as you cannot hear through the commotion. If you keep lingering you’d hope that you ordered a takeout because finding a table will be its own time spent in having your coffee cold if ordered hot.
Anyway, we got the Indian filter coffee, Spanish bombon, and elaichi chai for our beverages and avocado toast for our breakfast.
Avocado Toast is absolutely stellar. Served on a toasted sourdough bread with the creamiest avocado and kimchi hot sauce. It was delicious in every bite. I wish I’d ordered two of those in one sitting because it’s probably one of the best ones I’ve had in a while. The kimchi definitely adds the kick that I’ve never experienced on an avocado toast before.
Indian filter coffee: I took mine with jaggery. The jaggery did not come until the very last few sips of my coffee. I’m guessing it wasn’t mixed well enough and that is why the coffee felt almost lackluster. I expected a lot more given the Indian exposure. Well, maybe there’d be a third time?
Spanish Bombon: Espresso with condensed milk but make it the bitterest you can find. My husband just downed it because he just wanted some caffeine kick. The coffee was ice cold and we had to ask them to heat it. He rated it 0 because he did not enjoy a single sip.
Elaichi Chai: Hints of cardamom but chai that was so milky it almost tasted like latte. Odd, isn’t it? Not overtly sweet and quite enjoyable if only the chai was slightly more brewed for it to stand out.
Overall, the place has an exciting food menu that we didn’t get to try as much as we’d have liked, but we are optimistic about for the next time. The coffees as exciting as they sound didn’t quite hit the mark for us.
… moreThe service is slow and finding a table can get difficult because the place is always packed (we came twice). If you grab a table you miss out on your name called out as you cannot hear through the commotion. If you keep lingering you’d hope that you ordered a takeout because finding a table will be its own time spent in having your coffee cold if ordered hot.
Anyway, we got the Indian filter coffee, Spanish bombon, and elaichi chai for our beverages and avocado toast for our breakfast.
Avocado Toast is absolutely stellar. Served on a toasted sourdough bread with the creamiest avocado and kimchi hot sauce. It was delicious in every bite. I wish I’d ordered two of those in one sitting because it’s probably one of the best ones I’ve had in a while. The kimchi definitely adds the kick that I’ve never experienced on an avocado toast before.
Indian filter coffee: I took mine with jaggery. The jaggery did not come until the very last few sips of my coffee. I’m guessing it wasn’t mixed well enough and that is why the coffee felt almost lackluster. I expected a lot more given the Indian exposure. Well, maybe there’d be a third time?
Spanish Bombon: Espresso with condensed milk but make it the bitterest you can find. My husband just downed it because he just wanted some caffeine kick. The coffee was ice cold and we had to ask them to heat it. He rated it 0 because he did not enjoy a single sip.
Elaichi Chai: Hints of cardamom but chai that was so milky it almost tasted like latte. Odd, isn’t it? Not overtly sweet and quite enjoyable if only the chai was slightly more brewed for it to stand out.
Overall, the place has an exciting food menu that we didn’t get to try as much as we’d have liked, but we are optimistic about for the next time. The coffees as exciting as they sound didn’t quite hit the mark for us.
Lauren Cho
I’ve been on the hunt for a cafe in Bellevue that’s optimal for doing work in and to get a yummy drink; Third Culture Coffee hits both of those marks! They have multiple large round tables and a long rectangular table in the center, which actually makes it possible to have a pastry, pot of tea, and a laptop without it feeling squishy. I’ve tried the drip coffee, earl gray tea, and hot chocolate. All are good and I continue to get them.
… moreAurora Dongelmans
Really good avocado toast, pasties and coffee! The rose matcha is my favorite but I also love the New Orleans iced coffee. Great place to stop for a lunch break or a hangout spot! Everyone is super nice and atmosphere is wonderful. We also had one of their samosas and wish we got more, they were so good! Oh and can’t forget the amazing butternut squash soup, best butternut squash soup I have ever had!
… moreCatharine Parise
Third Culture Coffee has a great atmosphere, and I love that they offer pastries to enjoy with your coffee. I also got a chocolate kessho, which was absolutely amazing!
… more名無し
I ordered grilled cheese and soup set for lunch, ordered at 12:40 and told that it’s going to take 15 mins. I waited for 15 mins, nothing has come out. I’m not the kind of person who likes to speak up so waited another 15 mins. After 30 mins, I went around casher to see if they are making my soup and grilled cheese and finally one employee realized I’m still waiting on those and made it in 5 mins.
They offered refund and I didn’t see come through so I asked again before I left to give me a proof of refund. THEN they actually gave me a refund that came through. 40 minutes wait for grilled cheese? No actual refund until you spoke up about it? (They did offer but they didn’t do it actually until I asked) I did love the atmosphere but customer service is awful.
… moreThey offered refund and I didn’t see come through so I asked again before I left to give me a proof of refund. THEN they actually gave me a refund that came through. 40 minutes wait for grilled cheese? No actual refund until you spoke up about it? (They did offer but they didn’t do it actually until I asked) I did love the atmosphere but customer service is awful.
bhanu khera
I love their filter coffee, but the desserts are way too sweet. We tried the rose pistachio cake and it was overly sweet , wouldn’t recommend the desserts, but the coffee is definitely great!
… morePooja Chaudhary
Came in for a quick coffee but found that there was a long line to place orders. It took us about 20 minutes before we were at the head of the line – recommend coming in early to avoid this situation.
We ordered a filter coffee, New Orleans coffee, avocado toast and chocolate croissant – everything was pretty good. Filter coffee could definitely be better and doesn’t quite reach Indian standards – it’s just not as strong as it should be.
The hot sauce on the avocado toast is just *chef’s kiss*.
… moreWe ordered a filter coffee, New Orleans coffee, avocado toast and chocolate croissant – everything was pretty good. Filter coffee could definitely be better and doesn’t quite reach Indian standards – it’s just not as strong as it should be.
The hot sauce on the avocado toast is just *chef’s kiss*.
Ri N
I came in with my nephew, who is a special needs kid, and ordered a hot cocoa for him. It was served very hot in a to-go cup with no sleeve, which could have easily burned his hand. When we asked for a sleeve, the barista was noticeably rude and showed no sense of hospitality — especially disappointing when serving a child with special needs. Basic safety and kindness should be standard. I hope management addresses this so all customers, especially vulnerable ones, feel safe and respected here.
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