Yeah, the hype is well deserved. Had the pork sausage banh mi and the iced phin coffee with condensed milk and both were really outstanding. Can't wait to try their other banh mi options and some of the super creative coffees I saw on the menu! I also loved that they have mini versions of the banh mis for a snack or—more likely—so I can come extra hungry and try two styles on the same visit.

We discovered this by just walking by and was so good! The 5 inch Bahn mi was a great size and flavor but could definitely have finished the larger size too. Will def come back to try others soon!

It is a walk up type of cafe. They have a few tables and a bench. The customer service is great. Thank you for giving my dog with a dog treat. I tried two drinks: Jackfruit Latte (5.52 for 8oz) and a Tofu Pudding Latte (6.18 for 12 oz). Jackfruit latte was sweet, but not too sweet. Tofu pudding tasted like bread to us, which was no surprise (: Looking forward to try their garlic latte

Pho spice latte is really good! I had it hot with oat milk. It was nice and smooth with an anise-like cinnamon pho flavor profile. I also had their cold cut special banh mi. It was almost great. Almost. High quality cold cuts and really nice crisp light airy bread, but it missed the mark on the do chua (picked veggies). The carrots and daikon just tasted sweet and hardly a hint of the tangy vinegar element that is so iconic for banh mi. Maybe I caught the veggies on a bad day, but it's still a decent sandwich regardless. The specialty coffee is good. I'd get that again. Parking is street parking around the block, or you can park at the Sabey lot just northeast of the shop, but will have to cross the somewhat busy road.

This shop really challenged me on what coffee flavor profiles can be! I never would have guessed how much I love savory coffee given I have such a sweet tooth. The creativity level is what I aspire to learn how to utilize because dang is it yummy!!!!

Great local coffee and sandwich shop. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the Georgetown neighborhood!

Voi Ca Phe is the best Viet coffee and banh mi I have tried in Seattle. The family that owns the coffee shop also used to run a cafe in Saigon. Here are some favorites: * Nem Nuong Ha Noi banh mi: My favorite dish here. I believe the pork sausage patty is homemade. The banh mi always comes out perfectly no matter which sandwich you order. * Ca Phe Sua Đa: You can tell how good a Viet coffee spot is based on this coffee drink, and it’s perfext. * Pho Bo banh mi: Very unique as you can’t find it anywhere else. * Ga Vien Nuong banh mi * Đac Biet banh mi The Pho Spice Latte was interesting and tastes just like pho, but I prefer the signature ca phe sua đa. I usually just get the mini version of the banh mi as it is a sufficient portion. They have a small takeout window that you can order from, and the staff is always super nice. They also support sustainable practices.

Tiny little coffee shop at the corner of Georgetown. They have very good vietnamese sandwiches, come with warm soup for this cold winter.