Name: Cutters Point Coffee
Telephone: +1 360-456-2974

About Cutters Point Coffee

As the voice behind Taste & Travel Journal, I’m always seeking out coffeehouses that blend community warmth with artisanal passion. Tucked in the heart of Lacey, Washington, Cutters Point Coffee at 5831 Lacey Blvd SE A #A, Lacey, WA 98503, United States perfectly embodies that spirit. With its welcoming energy, handcrafted brews, and local flair, this spot has become a beloved staple among both residents and travelers alike. You can reach them at +1 360-456-2974 - but truly, the best experience begins the moment you walk through their doors.

What sets Cutters Point Coffee apart from other cafés in Lacey is its dedication to small-batch roasting and genuine hospitality. Their philosophy revolves around people and purpose - every cup tells a story of quality sourcing and community connection. Whether you’re looking for the best coffee in Lacey or simply craving a peaceful corner to recharge, this coffeehouse delivers on every front.

Among their standout offerings, the Coconut Mocha deserves a special mention - rich espresso harmonized with smooth chocolate and a touch of tropical sweetness. Another fan favorite, the Honey Vanilla Latte, strikes the perfect balance between floral and creamy notes, making it a must-try for latte lovers. Pair it with one of their freshly baked scones or the indulgent breakfast sandwiches, and you’ll understand why so many locals rave about their menu. One regular enthused, “Cutters Point Coffee has the friendliest baristas in town - every visit feels like catching up with friends over exceptional coffee.”

The interior design reflects the brand’s Pacific Northwest roots - rustic wood accents, cozy seating, and warm ambient lighting create a relaxing, home-away-from-home vibe. It’s equally inviting for quiet mornings with a laptop or laid-back conversations with friends. The café’s pet-friendly patio is a thoughtful touch, ideal for dog owners who love to sip and unwind outdoors.

Beyond the coffee and decor, what truly elevates Cutters Point Coffee in Lacey is its sense of purpose. Every detail - from ethically sourced beans to friendly greetings at the counter - shows their commitment to quality and community.

If you’re exploring local dining experiences or searching for one of the best cafés in Lacey, Cutters Point Coffee is a must-visit. Stop by, savor their signature brews, and discover why this cozy coffeehouse continues to capture hearts - one cup at a time.

(5/5)

“First time here and NOT the last time coming here. I did not expect how beautiful & large it is inside this coffee place. Pros: There is a drive thru portion & a sit down portion for Cutters Point Coffee and all I can say is wow! This place is awesome. There was only two ladies working today but they were so fast & efficient with making the coffees for inside customers & drive thru customers extremely fast. They spoke happily, not the fake sort of happy, but like they actually wanted to have a conversation with you and others who are clearly regulars. The conversations may be quick but they're great! I don't know how they do it honestly, I ordered my coffee, a 16 OZ blended Peppermint Mocha with 3 shots of coffee, & a cinnamonroll and within under 5 minutes of ordering they made my coffee. If you like a cabin in the woods vibe, the inside of this place is it! They have wooden tables and black chairs but with modern twist. There's beautiful framed pictures on the walls, singular light bulbs hanging from the ceiling, a corner near windows where customers can sit under a old tin roof like area (there are photos below if you'd like to see but I had to crop one since I didn't want to show customers faces), a fire place with a table & seats to sit in, and plenty of space to sit & walking around without being too close to other customers. They also give you the option to have your food warmed & use ceramic plates & nonplastic utensils when you want to sit down and eat there. There's also a utensils/condiments area like Starbucks. They also don't require customers to wear a mask. Cons: My coffee could've been better with more Peppermint & it didn't taste like there was 3 shotsof coffee in it BUT THATS OKAY. I don't expect the baristas to know exactly how to make my drink & how it should taste. It's definitely drinkable & good even if it's not how I usually get it from other coffee places. The prices are a little high but I get it, all coffee stands are expensive. My order was $11+ for a cinnamon roll & my 16 oz coffee, which isnt too bad for me since I usually pay that much at any coffee stand. But, thats totally fine too, I'm not complaining with that at all! Although some people may not want to pay that amount like I do, or maybe it's a me thing? Idk. Other than that my experience here was wonderful & I loved it! Hopefully when I'm in town again I'll definitely be back here instead of Starbucks. ”