The Shop

There is no better coffee shop in Spokane during the Spring, Summer, and Fall. The ambiance is delightful. The music is good, but not too loud. The drinks are amazing, and the food is healthy, delicious, and in accurate proportions. The service is very good, and those serving are kind, friendly, and funny.

Yummy gluten-free snacks. We had cinnamon rolls and cup cakes. Staff was very friendly as well! Coffee was also very good.

Everything you want from a local coffee shop:
Locally roasted coffee that tastes good regardless if it's an Americano or mixed drink
Variety of non-coffee drinks
Regular as well as gf and vegan food and dessert options
Cute, locally made things to "window shop"
Indoor and outdoor seating
Fun music in the background
Prices are what you would expect for a place in the Perry District

3rd tier coffee (1st tier: Indaba, Roast House, Evans Bros; 2nd tier: Revel 77, Atticus, First Ave)
3rd tier tea (1st tier: Revival; 2nd tier: Indaba, Roast House, EB)
2nd tier gf dessert (1st-Cole's, Alpine Bakery)
2nd tier gf breakfast (1st - Bruncheonette, People's Waffle, and Cole's)

Been to this place a few times now and was very happy with the quality and prices of their drinks. We've ordered food once and it was pretty good and also reasonably priced. People who don't like cow's milk will appreciate the options here. They have hemp milk along with the usual option of soy if you prefer that. They have other options as well that I can't recall because we always get hemp. One employee there seems to be irritated to have to take your order which can be a bit annoying, but everyone else was fine. Definitely not the cheeriest bunch, but not unpleasant either. We definitely prefer coming here over something like Starbucks.

Great place in the Perry District. Small place with great atmosphere and an excellent outdoor seating area...they usually has about 5 or 6 beers on draft, and the geek pita and their BLT are amazing. Thursday nights ar "thirsty Thursdays " and all draft beers are discounted. Highly recommended!

Most expensive americano. 4.90 for a 12 oz!

Like most U.S. coffee shops, they focus on latte type beverages, which are just fine here. The plain espresso, however, comes lukewarm and bitter. It is served in a cup that is far too large. Sigh. I continue in my quest for a decent espresso in this country. Atmosphere is comfy and convivial.

Friendly staff brewing their own coffee for locals. Perfect for catching up with friends, grabbing a quick lunch or dessert (or pint of beer), or studying. There are even games/puzzles/yours for kids. It has a very informal, eclectic feel, and in the summer the outdoor seating is wonderful, especially if you have pets. The wait can be a bit long sometimes.

Down to earth, homey, and friendly, the whole family loves to go. The americano i always order is reliably good and tasty. It can get busy and then the line gets really slow, but we just look at the decor and are entertained for a while.

Service has been good for me but really bad for my wife. On multiple occasions they have messed up her order (caff instead of decaf, wrong size, different drink) and once they forgot her completely! She waited 25 minutes! They didnt really apologise. But they did finally get her coffee. The service is really the only downer and why it only gets 3. The coffee is excellent, the baked goods are better than rocket bakery and the ambiance cozy.

Update: The gal who used to bake doesn’t seem to be here anymore, and the service is....slow. As of this review, baked goods aren’t as good and me and another gentleman have been waiting close to 15 minutes. All I ordered was tea..