Seattle Coffee Shops Bingo is a printable card of 25 local roasters and cafes, from Victrola and Espresso Vivace to Boon Boona, Monorail Espresso and Ghost Alley. Starbucks is not on it, which is the entire point in the city that invented the problem. Use it as a slow tour of the neighborhoods, or as a competition with whoever you drink coffee with. Free and no signup needed.
Because marking it off proves nothing here. The 35 places in the pool are independent roasters and cafes: the institutions like Vivace and Caffe Vita, newer rooms like Gloom and Nudibranch, and the walk-up windows including Monorail Espresso and Ghost Alley by the gum wall.
Longer than you would think, which is the fun of it. Most people play it over a season rather than a weekend. If you want it faster, print a 3x3 instead of a 5x5 and it turns into a very achievable Saturday.
Yes. Edit the list before you print. Seattle has far more good coffee than fits on one card, so building a Ballard or Beacon Hill version of this is a better card than the citywide one.
No, it is free with no signup. Seattle Restaurants Bingo is the same idea for dinner, also with no chains on it.