Push Pull on Union
2407 E Union St Suite B, Seattle, WA 98122
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Summary from Reviews
Push Pull | Union is located at 2407 E Union St Suite B in Seattle, WA. The coffee shop is known for its unique coffee offerings, including co-fermentation creations, and has a selection of breakfast and small plates. It provides outdoor seating, Wi-Fi, and areas for laptop use, making it suitable for working or studying. Customer reviews highlight the friendly staff, cozy atmosphere, and quality of the coffee. The shop is also women-owned and offers a variety of service options, including takeout and delivery.
📋 Amenities & Features
Work & Study
- ✓ Wi-Fi Available
- ✓ Good for Laptop Work
- ✓ Seating: Outdoor seating, Seating
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Food & Drinks
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🐾 Pet Policy
🚗 Parking
♿ Accessibility
👨👩👧👦 Family Friendly
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About Push Pull on Union
Push Pull on Union is a thriving community hub located in Seattle's Central District neighborhood. We specialize in premium, single-origin coffee prepared expertly for a quality beverage experience in a welcoming and unassuming atmosphere.
Featured Question
Q: Is it ok to work here on my laptop for an hour or so?
A: Hi Anna! You are very considerate for asking! Yes, it is ok - and you bring up a pertinent subject. Coffee shop owners are consistently trying to figure out how to balance providing a positive workspace for people, with being able to pay Seattle's steep commercial leases and high costs of operation. Generally, a well run shop spends 1/3 of income on labor, 1/3 on goods (like coffee, milk, etc), and the last 1/3 needs to pay for all other costs of doing business (rent, insurance, furniture, equipment, utilities, maintenance, credit card fees, internet service, etc.). So, when a customer buys an americano and hangs out for 3 hours, that's really not all that helpful to the business. On the other hand, if a person buys something every hour that they hang out, that really helps support the shop. So ultimately, it is up to the customer to feel out how much they get vs. what they give to keeping their local coffee shops healthy.
Answered by: Push Pull on Union (Owner) ( 7 years ago)