Starbucks Reserve Roastery: A Coffee Wonderland

Getting There

• Walking

  From Pike Place Market, head northeast on Pike Street for about 0.8 miles [4]. The Roastery will be on your right, in the Capitol Hill neighborhood [3, 4]. This is a straightforward, mostly uphill walk. Alternatively, from the Westlake Center, walk east up Pine Street to the intersection of Pine and Minor. Walk one block south on Minor to reach the Roastery [15].

• Public Transport

  Several bus lines stop near the Roastery [7, 12]. Check for the nearest bus stops on Pike Street (e.g., Pike St & Minor Ave) [12]. Use the King County Metro Trip Planner for the most direct route from your location [23]. Alternatively, take the Link Light Rail to Westlake Station and walk up Pine Street, or take the bus to Convention Place and walk from there [15]. A single bus fare is $3 for adults [10]. An ORCA card ($3) can be loaded with an all-day regional transit pass for $6, which covers multiple rides [22, 23]. Youth (18 and under) ride free on most transit services [22].

• Taxi/Ride-Share

  Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Seattle [22]. A taxi from Pike Place Market to the Roastery typically costs $6-$8 [10]. From Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), a taxi ride will range from $50-$70 [22]. Note that surge pricing may apply during peak hours.

• Driving

  Driving to the Roastery is possible, but parking in the Capitol Hill neighborhood can be challenging [5]. Street parking is limited and metered. Several parking garages are located nearby [8, 15, 24]. Expect to pay around $11-$26 for hourly parking in nearby garages [8]. Check parking apps like SpotHero or ParkWhiz for reservations and rates [8, 21, 24].