Uncle Elizabeth’s Internet Cafe

It’s so sad to see the post «Out of Business» at the door. They made great coffee. Being in seattle and see Starbucks growing like crazy, but honestly, the coffee they made were not one of the best you can find. (Especially expresso based one)
How can we help local store stay in business, so we can enjoy real quality product and variety?

Danny, Michael, and Jason are super nice and helpful dudes. The Coffee is respectable, the smoothies are refreshing, and the vibe is generally laid back with good tunes on the stereo. The rates for using the computers is damn cheap too. It’s like if kinkos and café paradiso of old had a love child.

Already reviewed earlier but still great people, Seattle casual, good coffee and I love the Chai, and best location only steps from my place, Eagle, and the notorious Z :-)

Ahh, an internet café. My favorite part is the 20 min of free computer time you get with a cup of joe. Nice! Even carrying a smart phone, it’s still cool to be able to check email and see stuff on the big screen while munching a bagel before heading to work. Conveniently located next to a bus stop so I can anxiously rush to get my java in the 4 minutes before my ride pulls away. Friendly baristas, too.

I used to go to Uncle Elizabeth’s because it was close to my work and the staff are super cool. Then I had this ground breaking realization: the coffee is REALLY good. Better than the «hipper» shops within a short radius. At the end of the day though, everyone that works here is super cool, artistic, and down to earth. The owners take a great deal of pride in the shop and are always doing little things to step it up. Great coffee, cool people. Can’t ask for more.

Seattle needs places like this, decent drinks, decent computers, low prices. Nice environment inside

Pleasant place to go when you’re still waiting for your power cable to arrive from Amazon and are bored of the Internet on your phone. I got my drink and it was fine, but I was really there for the free Internet with each drink.
Service is nice and very efficient, and the atmosphere is dim but cool.

Just a great place and I hope they always do well in the neighborhood.

Anytime I visit another city and find myself without my laptop I am reminded just how cool this place is.
Drinks are okay, Chai is awesome. But I really always come for short lines, quick service and 20 minutes of free computer usage with any drink purchase. Can of coke? 20 minutes. 20 oz latte? 20 min.
It’s super convenient having a neighborhood joint where I can go and print something if I need, or if my internet is down at the house — I can go check my email.
I love you Uncle Elizabeth!

One of my new favorite places for trying to get some work done late night, well as late as Seattle gets anyways. I can’t comment on the internet connection or computers as usually I bring my own. The music is usually subdued and unobtrusive. They also have a larger variety of snacks (pastries, sandwiches, sodas, coffee, espresso) compared to some of the other hand ful of late night internet cafes in town. I personally recommend the peanut butter bars! A few draw backs is the central location in Capitol Hill and Downtown which can make for some colorful characters wandering in from time to time. Also, they crank up the heat during the winter months so it is blazing hot inside so dress appropriately if your planning on hunkering down for some work. Parking is a bit tricky given its location. Luckily I can walk here from my abode…

I popped in Uncle Elizabeth’s to snag a latte. I’d never been in before and was really intrigued by all of the local art and local photography for sale on the walls.
Of course the coffee was good, the service was quick and I noticed a number of desktop computers available for people who need to pop in and use the internet. Now I know where to go if I’m ever in a pinch!

Thanksgiving evening, 9 PM: I dont have internet installed in the new place yet, I have an exam (that my evil, short professor has given us over the break) I need to work on, and of course, nothing is open. Except Uncle Elizabeths. I was so happy I almost hugged the lady working behind the counter! Coffee, limited food items, and internet. Internet was a little luggish at first, but it perked up after about 20 minutes.

Don’t walk too quickly, or else you might pass this hole in the wall with walls plastered in art.
Although I have not yet utilized their internet services, I find the coffee great, the fresh baked items always delish (my fave the blueberry banana muffin), the environment eclectic, and the prices reasonable. In addition to fresh bakery case, UE has pre-​made sandwiches and salads. The owners are very friendly, too.

Friendly staff, decent snacks and coffee, and a cozy place to do the internets if you’re lacking an internet connection or just wanna hang out with your laptop at a place that’s nothing like Starbucks.

My first job after college left me in a bit of a compromising living situation for a couple months. I had no money, and was sleeping on a cot in my buddy’s living room. Worth noting this was the living room of a one BR apartment! I had no internet and my clothes were stacked on top of a guitar amp.
This place was a few blocks down and my saving grace with regards to my internet fix. You got to buy a drink, but they aren’t bad. Place has a cool techie-​coffee vibe. I was able to keep up on my email fwd’s of dogs wearing people clothes, and life was good!

PC, internet & printers.
All of the things that I didn’t come for when I stopped by.
I needed a place to study during finals week since I can’t study at home.
This was the only place open until 1am on a Sunday night.
The table was shaky and shared with someone having interesting conversation that was easily over heard and very distracting.
The tea was ok and the work area seems too dirty to be serving food.

An excellent place to pass time after work. As I’ve found, it is unfortunately situated across the street from McMeniman’s so it has taken me awhile to actually meander in here (I get distracted by really good beer). Anyways, the atmosphere here is quirky as others have mentioned. It’s not exactly the place to meet folk as they’re all on computers for the most part. The Internet is sluggish at times, but it gets the job done. I’ve been past here times before on my way to work just to grab a piece of fruit or banana. About the on the way to work, this place is conveniently situated just above the Washington State Convention center so it’s a good place to pass time after work or unwind. For instance, today I’m sipping some iced tea and resting my feet before I head down to the market.
OH TEA! This place gets extra stars for carrying loose leaf tea and though I do not drink coffee, they serve Café D’Arte coffee beans.
Next time you pass McMeniman’s, look across the way and give Uncle Liz’s a try.

Panini YUM! I never bothered to go into this place til I noticed the sign for the new hot sandwiches. I’ve tried a couple different ones, the best was the Club.
The place is a little weird, but the barista is super nice and doesn’t get mad when I ask which menu items are good.
I work in the basement where there are no windows so one of my main criteria for a good lunch spot is a bright and cheery atmosphere. Uncle Liz is not really hitting the mark with that one, but that’s really my only gripe.
Don’t forget to order yourself a shortbread cookie… they have about six flavors and they are all good.

Through a twist of fate, as my boyfriend entered the imperial march from Star Wars was playing. While he’s not that menacing, he said it made him feel really important.
We were on our way to a concert and a little shaky on the address. We were cold, and instead of walking around in circles we popped into Uncle Elizabeth’s. A few quick minutes on the computer, a peppermint latte to go and we were warmed and educated for the remainder of our walk.
What a convenient spot. No attitude only service.

This is a great place to go if you don’t have access to a computer and you NEED your Unilocal fix!
Oh, you thought you were the only Unilocal addict, did you?
They understand the Internet Addiction at Uncle Elizabeth’s Internet Café where they provide desk tops, printers, and caffeine. And, yes, the atmosphere in here is every bit as odd as the name would imply.