This was the best coffee shop we tried in Walla Walla. It's a little hidden, but worth the walk. We…read morecame in and it was nice and quiet, the kind of place you can carry on a conversation. We ordered at the counter and the team was nice and friendly. It didn't take long for our coffee to be made and it was absolutely worth it! We tried some lattes and some baked goods. The lattes were smooth and flavorful, and just the perfect drinking temp. The baked goods were delicious! Nice and fresh. So good that we ate them before I could get a pic!!! Great vibe, great coffee, great service!

Friendly welcoming…read more Walkable location in the heart of downtown. Decor a mix match of design like a college student apartment. Busy with studious folks on their laptops, not so much a spot for coffee conversation. Drinks ~ latte special was smooth. Red Bull mix not overly sweet. Popular spot ;)

Welcome to flavor town. French pastries? Yes! Unique ice cream flavors? Yes! Staff brings your…read morecoffee to you, and it is made to a high standard....as expected by a place called the patisserie. Great place to hangout, guests and staff are welcoming. Try the macrons....you will NOT be disappointed.

There aren't many places open in the area on Sunday, but I saw this place had coffee and pastries…read moreso we decided to give it a try. It was pretty busy inside, but after a bit we were able to order. I ordered an iced soy latte with a pump of almond. Also a regular iced latte. I also ordered a few pastries, the Kouign Amann, Almond Croissant, and Goat Cheese and Herb croissant. They unfortunately don't heat up any pastries which I wish they would because I do think it would make the pastries better. The Kouign was my favorite. It was crunchy and delicious and sweet, I would get again. The goat cheese croissant was pretty good but nothing too special. As for the Almond Croissant, I was very disappointed. It had hardly any almond filling, and there was no almond flavor. I wish they would put slivered almonds on it but it was completely lacking. I would skip the almond croissant completely. As for the coffee, I got a regular iced latte and a Soy almond latte. The coffee was not good at all and it makes me sad to say but after a few sips... I had to throw it away! I felt like it threw away $7. It was very watery and the syrup tasted off. This is usually my go-to at other shops but I just couldn't drink this at all. Overall it was cool to try a pastry or two but I wouldn't make another trip here.

The Atlas provides high-quality coffee for a competitive price; the baristas are fantastic at their…read morejob and very friendly, offering suggestions based on seasonal drinks. The location is a cozy house on the corner, where students and community members can spend plenty of time studying, meeting, or just chilling with a good book.

I love this place so much. The atmosphere is incredible, the baristas are always so friendly and…read morewelcoming, and the drinks are always delicious. This coffee shop literally feels like home.

I LOVE Wale Up Call! One of my main go-to drinks is the iced rocket. The baristas here are super…read morefriendly and quick!

Super yum!! Got the honeybee latte, fam got americanos and other lattes and loved them. their…read morecoffee has a great bold flavor :)

Really great granola! Healthy, too! Bought it at the Walla Walla Farmer's Market on the corner of…read moreRose and 4th last week. Not overly sweet or heavy. It tasted light and healthy. I'm using the granola in plain yogurt to provide some texture and sweeten the yogurt up a bit. Baked goods include breads, pies, scones, muffins, cookies. Everything looked fresh and tasty!

I have passed by this bakery almost everyday meaning to go in, but never did...until today. I had…read moreNO idea what I was missing! It is a small bakery, but they specialize in homemade breads. I bought their whole wheat bread, which the baker told me she uses local wheat that she grinds daily, and the sourdough-that was authentic without yeast. Their prices really can't be beat, as the wheat bread was only $3.75 and the sourdough $3.50!!!! You can't even buy half-edible bread for that price at the grocery store, so if you love homemade bread you have to try Our Daily Bread!!! Also I tried one of their sticky rolls and it was literally the best I've ever had. Plus you get free coffee with a purchase! I will definitely be a new regular customer!!!!

Love the choices of many yummy coffee drinks, smoothies and Teas & snacks. I've always received…read morewonderful kind service in every Human Bean I've visited

LOVE the coffee and service from Human Bean. Ironically, where you normally get consistency from…read moreStarbucks, I have been finding that the Starbucks locations here in Walla Walla don't provide the same consistency in taste of drinks. This is not the case with The Human Bean. Here, you can expect to get the same great taste every time you order here and the baristas here are always down to earth and super friendly. Most of all, there's usually never too long of a line and the drinks come out quickly! Definitely recommend this place! Especially if you're in a rush!

We've gone so much they know our orders by heart…read more The coffee-always fresh. The most Friendliest & excellent customer service EVER. I recommend this establishment

I always think this Dutch Bros is so much better than the ones in Walla Walla. The staff is so much…read morenicer and actually talks to you. And I'm not sure how but the coffee and rebel quality is always better. Plus they are never as busy.

Here visiting from Seattle. No need to look for any other breakfast spots! The pancakes were…read morespecial.

Super yummy spot in downtown Walla Walla! This a great place to brunch before wine tasting because…read moreyou will not leave hungry! We came here on a Sunday, and they do not do reservations so be prepared to wait some if you have a big party. However, for just 2 of us, we waited about 15minutes. This place is your classic cozy brunch spot. Lots of decor on the wall very much feels like a homey spot. Out wait staff was friendly and accommodating. They even helped us move to a larger table when they realized we ordered more food than would fit comfortably on the first table we were sat at. And on that note, the food portions are HUGE. We both ordered an entree of the Homestead benedict but then ordered the famous apple pancake to split. We definitely would have been fine splitting both dishes as the portions are super generous and we ended up having to box some for later. The apple pancake is massive, sweet and very tasty! It's closer to a cake than a pancake, just in thickness, but if you have a group of folks with a sweet tooth, I highly recommend getting this! Overall, this is a solid spot for brunch in Walla Walla!