Seattle’s coffee scene has a fresh reason to celebrate: Boon Boona Coffee, a beloved local roaster known for spotlighting African-grown coffees, has unveiled a stunning new build-out in the city, earning a feature in Sprudge — one of the coffee world’s most respected publications.
The new space represents a meaningful milestone for a business that has long championed specialty coffee with deep roots in East African coffee culture. Boon Boona was founded with a mission to connect Seattle coffee lovers directly to the farmers and regions behind each cup, and a new, purpose-built location is a powerful sign of that vision taking hold in the community.
Sprudge’s “Build-Outs of Coffee” series is a well-known showcase reserved for cafés whose design and concept stand out on a national level, making the feature a genuine recognition of Boon Boona’s place among the country’s most thoughtfully crafted coffee destinations.
For Seattle, a city that takes its coffee seriously, the expansion of a locally rooted, community-minded business is a welcome development. Boon Boona’s growth reflects not only the strength of Seattle’s independent coffee culture but also the appetite residents have for businesses that tell a story — from the farm to the cup.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Boon Boona for the first time, the new location offers a fresh opportunity to experience what makes this roaster a standout in the Emerald City’s vibrant café landscape.
Sources: Sprudge
