Copper Kettle Coffee Bar A Hidden Oasis With Local Treats

Bellevue, WALocal News

Copper Kettle Coffee Bar is situated within the serene Bellevue Botanical Garden, making it a hidden gem for both locals and visitors. Owner Christina Dong aims to provide more than just coffee; she offers a tranquil space for relaxation amidst nature, which has gained popularity in the wake of the pandemic. The coffee bar experienced nearly a 50% increase in sales during this time, adapting to customer needs by converting to a drive-thru model for safety. The menu features a selection of local Northwest products, including coffee from Sleepy Monk and baked goods from Macrina Bakery, highlighting the importance of supporting nearby businesses. Dong's entrepreneurial spirit is evident in her dedication to community engagement, where she created a 'lemon aid' drink to raise funds for local charities, donating to eight organizations during the pandemic.

The coffee bar is not only a place for quality food and beverages but also a hub for uplifting the community. With its unique offerings and commitment to local partnerships, Copper Kettle Coffee Bar stands out as a beloved local establishment in Bellevue. For those seeking a peaceful retreat and a taste of the region, this coffee bar is an essential stop.

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