This iconic Capitol Hill coffee house is open until 1:00 am daily. The shop’s later hours, free wi-fi and shelves loaded with books (which are free for patrons to borrow during their stay) make this the perfect spot to grab a latte and do some late night reading. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning views of the Space Needle no matter where you sit. Bauhaus also has a free movie screening once a month — an added bonus for film buffs.

Featuring “kick-ass espresso,” Biscuit Bitch brings southern cooking (namely biscuits) to Pike Place Market. Open from 7:30 am to 2:30 am on Fridays and starting at 8:30 am on Saturdays, this is a great place to go after partying to soak up late night shenanigan indulgences with hearty biscuits and caffeine. Try one of their signature drinks such as the Seattle Fog (their take on the Earl Grey tea latte) or the peppermint mocha topped with marshmallow whipped cream (!!) and crushed peppermint candy.

This newly remodeled café has everything you could possibly desire: good food, free wi-fi, mixed drinks, beer, wine, and fresh brewed Lighthouse coffee from 9:00 am to 2:00 am Tuesday through Sunday.

Although this cozy café has great espresso and tea drinks, their hot chocolates are really worth a try. There are two styles (house and European) and a variety of flavors (such as raspberry, mint, caramel and cayenne). The store is open until 11:00 pm daily.

Dilettante is also chocolate-focused, but you’d be remiss to call it “just another chocolate café.” Open until 11:00 pm Monday through Thursday and until 1:00 am on Fridays and Saturdays, it's a choice spot to end a night on the town with a double shot martini or a cioccobreve with your choice of five different chocolate options.

Why would a disguised Starbucks make the list? Because besides Clover and traditional espresso, you can also get pour-over and French press coffee, now trendy with third-wave coffee drinkers. Open from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm Monday through Friday, the shop also serves tea, beer, wine and snacks for your late night cravings.

Located in the heart of the U-District, you are likely to find a number of students taking advantage of Trabant’s daily midnight closing time. The shop brews a variety of roasters for their drip coffee and espresso, often rotating in a guest roaster or two. They also have outstanding chai and unique specialty drinks like the Freddy Quimby (a mix of spicy chai and apple cider) and BRU Paul (16 oz lemon hibiscus syrup, iced coffee and lemonade).

If you are looking for a fun night out and great espresso drinks (because, those two totally go together), this music café in Fremont is the place. Open until the wee hours everyday of the week (6:00 pm to 1:30 am Monday through Thursday, and until 2:00 am Friday and Saturday and midnight on Sunday), White Rabbit features a full bar and Stumptown coffee, which are often combined to create coffee cocktails. All espresso drinks are double shots and served 8 oz.