Coffee shops for sale in Seattle, WA

Looking for a coffee shop for sale in Seattle? This page collects coffee shops, cafés and espresso stands tagged to the Seattle area from public listing sites and brokers into one free search. Recent listings include cafés near Pike Place, on Capitol Hill, in Beacon Hill and the Chinatown-International District, plus spots in Bellevue, Issaquah, Shoreline, Everett and Tukwila, and drive-thru espresso stands farther out. Coffee shops tend to be one of the smaller buys on the page, with many asking a few hundred thousand dollars or less, which makes them a common first business. Some are running shops with regulars, while others are asset sales of an equipped space. Only some listings share cash flow; when one does, we show a cash-on-cash estimate on our model so you can compare them. Want a full restaurant instead? See restaurants for sale in Seattle, or go back to all businesses for sale in Seattle.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Modeled on seller-reported numbers with 30% down, a 7.5% rate and a 10-year loan. How we estimate

Coffee shops · Seattle area · live counts

  • 5matching in Seattle · 16 including nearby towns
  • 2clear 20% cash-on-cash on our model, incl. nearby
  • 2clear 1.5x DSCR on our model, incl. nearby

Coffee shops for sale in and near Seattle, WA

Listings not seen recently may already be sold or changed, so check the broker's page.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. How we estimate

Questions about buying coffee shops in Seattle

Are drive-thru espresso stands included?
Yes. Espresso stands and drive-thru coffee kiosks tagged to the Seattle area show up here next to sit-down cafés. Check each card for the lease terms, since many stands sit on leased pads.
What should I ask before buying a Seattle coffee shop?
Start with the lease: how many years are left, the rent and whether it can be assigned to you. Then ask for sales by month, the cost of coffee, milk and labor, and whether key equipment like the espresso machine is owned or leased.
How is the cash-on-cash number worked out?
It's an estimate on our model, shown only when a listing shares cash flow: 30% down, a 7.5% interest rate and a 10-year loan, with cash flow left after loan payments divided by the down payment. Many coffee shop listings don't share cash flow, so those show no number. You can run your own figures in our free business acquisition calculator.