I was early for an appointment so decided I'd find the nearest coffee place and that was here! Such a lovely human, nice to talk to, and helped make me a wonderful creation out of my request for "something iced & with, like, a LOT of sugar and stuff". It was great! I really just came purely for the coffee, but love getting a chance to support other women, especially someone who's so friendly!

Went here because it was the closest coffee spot near the American Red Cross building. Laughed a little at the concept, but hey, it's woman-owned, so that's cool. Service was really friendly and the coffee was good!

Sasha is always so friendly and welcoming, I love stopping by to see her. She also makes an excellent cup of coffee, I was very impressed!

I had only heard through word of mouth just what a staple of Seattle the bikini baristas were. So, it felt right to visit during my stay! Sasha's not only provides the absolutely most refreshing of beverages but also one of the sweetest and attentive baristas in the coffee game! She's a hard-working, charming and incredible business owner who represents Seattle in such a way, I can't wait to come back every time I'm in town!

I needed a Red Bull something so I said, surprise me! Sasha whipped up a delightful sour apple - caramel thing in no time. Delicious. Friendly service, always a smile even late in the day when I swung by. Mornings Emma's been there when I stop, and she always has a welcoming spirit, bright smile and a great idea for a delicious drink. I stop here every time I have a chance.

Truly an amazing experience early in the morning to wake up to have coffee while being attended by a gorgeous female in see though mesh exposing her beautiful body while she brews also an amazing coffee. I look forward to being served coffee by her there again. Highly recommended!

I was in Seattle yesterday afternoon, and my afternoon brunch had been a bit light, so I decided to have some hot chocolate for dessert, and to visit this place to review it. Bonus: it's the closest bikini barista stand to where I had brunch (Capitol Hill), and only slightly out of my way home. I was previously there in March, where I was served by a barista who I remember was very friendly and talkative (but not flirtatious). I missed her name, but she said she was from Tacoma. (Some commute!) Yesterday, barista Kat was also friendly and talkative, and somewhat more flirtatious. I mentioned that I had been there once before since it had opened (fairly recently, after the previous owner sold out), and she asked if I knew Sasha, the owner. I asked for the largest size of hot chocolate, and she held up a large cup, 20 ounces. She said all drinks are $10 (ouch!), except one item (which I've forgotten already). I asked whether she had rice milk (no, but that's really hard to find), so I requested almond milk (no problem). The temperature was exactly right, and it tasted good too -- not as good as a real milk hot chocolate, but I'm a little sensitive to real milk. So the drink preparation was a win. What about the bikini barista experience? Since that depends on who is on duty, it's unfair to the stand as a whole to rate on the basis of one barista -- and individual preferences. But Kat was cheerful and friendly, and she was wearing a somewhat see-through top, which is a plus for anyone who is likely to visit a bikini coffee stand. Another good point is that the place's credit card gadget works, and there's no credit card surcharge. (At most businesses, fully functional credit card equipment is a given, but for some reason I've encountered a few bikini coffee stands where they've been broken.) The price is high, but it's close to downtown, and other stands near downtown also charge around $10. Overall, I think the stand rates between a three-star "A-OK" and a four-star "Yay! I'm a fan". With the excellent location as the deciding factor, I'll give it four stars. (Another point is that there's a lot of grade inflation in others' reviews, and for that reason three stars would be unfair to a new business.)