Maddie was so nice and better than all of the rest of the other baristas. Sooooo funny and made me and my friends morning. She made me the best latte. Literally mouth watering. Will only be going back when she's working from now on read more

Indaba Coffee - Butterscotch latte!!! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Indaba is hands down the best coffee roaster/shop in the Spokane area! The ambiance is exactly what you'd want in a local coffee spot. The staff is incredibly friendly and engaging. They do a pour over spot on (coming from a former barista!) Can't recommend enough! If you like craft coffee this is the spot! read more

Indaba Coffee - Pour over - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Stopped in to Indaba Coffee with my sister after visiting the spa. We each ordered the breakfast bagel with bacon and she a chai and myself a drip coffee. The drinks were good and the food came out relatively quick but unfortunately I was pretty unimpressed with the breakfast bagel. The bagel didn't appear toasted as I would have assumed (I guess shame on me for assuming) and the bacon was very lackluster. For the price I would have expected a more hearty breakfast bagel...oh well. It was my first time here so at least I can say I've tried a new establishment. read more

This is our spot, comfy blue couch and Cafe Miel is all about deep chats and great friends.

Great spot, love their spicy chai! They are close to the Gamers Haven which is awesome, but when I visited they closed earlier than I would have liked. This place does have a little free library inside and offers free WiFi, and I think it would make a decent writing spot, especially because the seating would lend well to write-ins (think NaNoWriMo)! However, they have locked bathrooms which are seemingly for customers only. This knocks a star off from my review -- everyone should have access to bathrooms and running water. read more

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Great coffee! We have been to 2 of the coffee shops and the baristas have been super nice! They are very knowledgeable about the roasts of coffees. We bought a bag of coffee to come home with us. They will grind it for you! read more

This is one of the two locations in Spokane. I got the house-made butterscotch latte. It was very good. You could taste the butterscotch but it didn't taste like syrup or super sugary. The baristas were very friendly and kind. The shop itself would be a great place to meet a friend, get some work done or just stop in real quick. They have super cute cups, shirts and other items as well. Overall just a great option for a coffee stop. read more

Indaba Coffee - House-made butterscotch latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Friendly service, great coffee, and good location. We got the house butterscotch latte ( you can order the sauce to take home!) and it was so dreamy. It pairs wonderfully with the espresso. We also took home a bag of the Guatemala single origin coffee. I read more

Indaba Coffee - 12oz house butterscotch oat milk latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Always in search of local roasters whenever I travel and I'm glad I stopped into Indaba! They have a great selection of multiple drip coffees to choose from, which I thought was a nice touch compared to only 1-2 drip options at other coffee shops. I went with the Bowl & Pitcher blend, which has notes of toffee, milk chocolate, and honey--a smooth cup with little acidity. I picked up a bag of their Lilac City beans and I'm excited to continue sipping imbaba back home! (Btw when you buy a bag of beans you get a drip coffee for free) On top of the great coffee itself, love that this business is founded by a lifelong Spokane native who is actively involved in supporting the community. read more

Indaba Coffee - 16oz drip + 12oz beans. In love with Imbaba's color palette and design on their packaging/cups! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Super cute, very relaxed corner coffee shop. Just popped in this morning for the first time and the atmosphere is very inviting. Service was excellent and quick. Definitely worth the visit ... highly recommend the Butterscotch Latte and Lemon Vanilla Latte read more

I usually go to the Riverside Indaba but this one is so nice because it has free coffee. Feels a little bit more crowded and can get louder than the other Indabas- I think a lot of GU students study here. Same great options as the Riverside Indaba. read more

If you're a coffee snob who likes paying 8 for an OK latte... this is your place. The staff is always very friendly and they have interesting drinks but the espresso is often bitter/burnt and nothing on the menu is cheap. The food options are hit or miss. I go because its close and if I really need a cup, it'll do. read more

Lemon lavender lattes to die for. Stumbled onto this spot while passing through and boy Ann I glad I stopped. Even snagged a bag of beans. read more

Indaba Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Definitely a big city coffeehouse. Baristas said that they are opening a new store downtown across from Macy's and that this location has been here for five years. No worries about parking or paying to park at this location. My caramel latte was very smooth with no overly sugary taste and yes beautiful latte art. Stay-here ceramic cups are definitely a plus, and they have almond milk as an option, which will be next on my list of "to-try" when I'm back in the area. The eclectic furnishings (mismatched chairs and well-used tables) with the bookstore pull together a urban hip setting that is typically found in big cities. I look forward to trying Indaba Coffee at their new downtown location soon! read more

Indaba Coffee - Caramel latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Really most coffee shops are all pretty closely matched. That's until you try Indaba. I had no idea I was missing this kind of goodness. You should really give this place a try just once. I had a vanilla latte and my wife had a mocha latte. Both were incredibly smooth like I've never experienced. Both were very tasty as well. My guess is that they use homemade flavorings. Only reason for a loss of a star is the price. Two latte's set us back about $10 which seems just a little steep. Will we be back? Most certainly. read more

Oh man, this place tho. I am so blessed to have found it! Right near where I am most downtown and is a super cute little shop perfect for work and just sitting down to write a Yelp review. The place smells amazing right when you walk in. The aroma of gourmet hand crafted coffee. I am in LOVE. The barista was so nice and perfectly crafted my favorite simple coffee...a vanilla latte. Super creamy, frothy, and perfect. I loved it so much. This is definitely going to be a little piece of heaven for me. read more

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I love this location for a great study spot. Plenty of tables and a warm, welcoming environment. The staff are always friendly and there's a sense of community/neighborhood feel; every time I come to this location I overhear at least one person talking to the staff like they're a regular. Not only is this specific location a great spot to hang out, but Indaba's coffee is amazing too! Even just an americano tastes great and their seasonal drink menu keeps things new and fresh. Highly recommend checking this spot out and trying their cardamom syrup in your next cup of Joe! read more

Great service, delicious coffee and snacks...and by simply using a credit card they collected my name, addrss, email phone number and transaction data - AND GAVE MY PETSONAL INFORMATION AWAY TO THIRD PARTY MARKETING. There's no privacy policy at the register stating they give away your personal information. I said NO to a digital receipt...literally, I paid by visa and they took that as permission to give away my phone number, email name and who knows what other information. How much of a discount did Square give this coffee shop in exchange for violating their customers privacy? This should be illegal but we have such poor legislative reps and so many small businesses scamming consumers, no one in Spokant actually cares. read more

Never been here. Why? Because I'm dumb. Found good parking in the back. Walked inside, didn't expect a guy grinding coffee beans. Smelled amazing. Ordered a cold brew soda. Girl working didn't really know what it was, thankfully the baristas did. Got a maple scone as well. Why? Because I'm classy and maple is a good syrup. Wifi was fast, people were chill, coffee was great, scone was classy. Don't really know really a reason why NOT to come here. If you don't, you're doing yourself a disservice. read more

Indaba Coffee - Cold Brew Soda & Maple Scone - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Absolutely love the environment at Indaba on Broadway! The staff is always kind and is happy to chat. I appreciate the array of drip coffee that is always brewing and the music is never overly loud, which can be distracting at other shops as I often come to do homework. Overall great place to hang with friends or work on other tasks, and it surely helps that every drink is fantastic. read more

Indaba serves the best lattes in town. They use Bumper Crop beans, which I really like and their baristas know how to time their shots, heat the milk to the perfect temp and serve up some latte art. I had almost given up hope when it comes to Spokane's coffee scene until I happened upon this shop. I would love to see them offer single origin roasts for those of us who are serious about our espresso but I understand that there's limited space for grinders and there aren't that many coffee connoisseurs in the neighborhood yet. Definitely check Indaba out. I have been back several times since my first visit and plan to be a loyal customer. Every drink I've tasted has impressed. read more

What a very fun experience my daughter included me into. Netflix sponsored only two locations in Washington State to promote the return of Gilmore Girls series. Indaba agreed to dress up as Luke's, the coffee shop in the series, for the day. And boy did they get a phenomenal response. I was so pleased that they had their regular menu so I could enjoy consuming their Staccato. Their own home made Vanilla Bean Syrup, a huge fresh hunk of lemon zest, sparkling water and espresso. Thank you to all the employees who dressed up sporting enthusiastic, welcoming dispositions. And to Netflix for the creativity, sign, and cup sleeves. read more

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I'm not sure what Indaba stands for, but it should have some esoteric meaning that resonates coffee. I am going to go with the important conference of tribal leaders (Zulu or Xhosa). That Spokane merits such an important meeting house is indicative of the quality of the coffee being served. It also has a lesser meaning, that of a meeting or parley. So, I think that this coffee house wishes for all who visit to enjoy the coffee and indulge in an opportunity to meet and greet your fellow coffee drinkers. This coffee house could be moved to a larger city and would fit in perfectly with the hipster crowd. The whole vibe is aimed at the young and upwardly mobile with a hint of rebelliousness. The coffee tastes a little different from other coffees in other places. That alone makes this a place that everyone should visit at least once. The baristas who greeted me were knowledgeable, helpful and pleasant. They were there to help you and to make you a great cup of coffee. You were not interrupting their day because they were there to make your experience wonderful. There is also a collection of new and used books available for sale in the second half of the shop. One half coffee shop, one half book store. You can also buy chocolate and muffins and other interesting foods if you are hungry. I am a true Starbucks groupie but do enjoy sampling the unique coffees at local establishments. This is definitely one of the best local coffee shops in Spokane and the Pacific Northwest. Try it out, you won't be disappointed. read more

Indaba Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

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Exceptional service and coffee!! And we even got hiking tips for Glacier National Park! Super nice folks!

Great coffee, it's just really pricey. Expect to pay 4.50 for an 8oz latte. They do have some interesting latte options. read more

Indaba Coffee - I love that they have bio degradable straws! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Visiting family for the holiday, came up from the wild bushes of Nevada. This was a nice little adventure with a tasty twist! I tried an iced orange maple latte with hemp milk and my sister dared the mint julep. I loved my beverage. Was slightly on the sweeter side from the pure maple syrup but it wasn't over powering and the orange peels gave it a lovely twist! Thank you Washington - Love Nevada read more

Don't come here if... -you hate good coffee -you hate good music -you hate friendly baristas -you hate independent, local bean roasters really, you should just come here. I can't stress how much I love this place. I've already gotten bags of beans for home and can't even begin o tell you how good they smell. Such a nice range of different blends and roasts to try too! I LOVE IT HERE. read more

I ordered a orange maple latte and it was delicious. The place is clean and has a nice ambiance. I will definitely be returning. read more

Indaba Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

Nope. Their coffee is excellent, both the whole bean, the cold brew, and the coffee beverages. It's an exceptional product. But you cannot -- CANNOT -- coast on the product alone. I've been a customer at this location, the downtown location, and the booth at the Kendall Yards Night Market. I'm a city person and a frequent patron of coffee houses worldwide, so I'm used to bad service and surly baristas. I don't write negative reviews on one bad experience, unless it was egregious. I gave Indaba ample opportunities to NOT make my purchasing experience incite rage sufficient to burn the place to the ground. They have failed consistently across the board. (1) A recent experience at the Kendall Yards booth is pretty much indicative of the service you can expect. I waited for approximately twenty minutes in the hot sun while the desperate boothie tried to get in the pants of the two women in front of me, plying them with samples of the cold brew. They didn't buy anything. They didn't give him a phone number. They didn't even friend him on Facebook. I wanted to buy a bottle of concentrated cold brew ($15-$16 a bottle, depending on which employee sells it to you, no kidding) and clearly, a paying customer is far less of a priority for some dumb little boy than finding someone to polish his knob. (2) I went in to buy beans. I wanted a specific brew, and I was looking to them for advice and suggestions. And -- are you kidding me? -- the people working the front counter don't know much about the coffee they sell. And they don't sell pounds, or half pounds, or any other measure, more or less. They sell 3/4 pounds. And it's over there. (Points vaguely.) They sell COFFEE. And the people taking your credit card DON'T KNOW OR UNDERSTAND THE PRODUCT. They can make a drink costing $4-$5, but don't seem interested in selling a $20 bag of coffee beans that isn't a full pound. It's like a auto dealership focusing their business on seat covers. Really? To the precious little cupcakes at Indaba - If I want attitude, I'll go to Atticus. I may get a barista with the perky personality of a cornered wolverine, but they KNOW THEIR COFFEE. They can talk about the beans they sell with the expertise of an experienced sommelier, even to the descriptives used in describing wine. If I want good beans, I'll forgo the convenience factor, and drive to Doma in Post Falls. That's right -- I'd rather go to another state than deal with your crap. If I want cold brew, Roast House's bottled F Bomb is excllent, and I'd much rather give them my business. After my experience today, the cop who stopped me on the Maple Street Bridge going 50 said he understood why I was angry and that he avoids Indaba, and suggested another nearby coffee house. And the people at that coffee house had some interesting/negative gossip about certain employees at Indaba. And suggested a couple other places to get beans. That says it all. read more

The lemon vanilla latte is by far the greatest drink! Also, shoutout to Aaron, one of the baristas, for being consistently welcoming and friendly. He makes great coffee and has a great attitude (even when he has to work from open to close)! Indaba has become a homey place where I know I can go to see familiar faces and enjoy delicious drinks. 10/10 recommend! read more

I've been a long time customer of the national chain out of Seattle, but no more, thanks to Indaba Coffee. It is now my wife and my bar for the quality of coffee. The staff is also always very friendly each time I've been to any of their locations. They are certainly an asset to Spokane! read more

Indaba is the best coffee in town!! Love the atmosphere and the people! The owners truly care about the community! read more

Have been to Indaba a few times. Have been pleased all three times. I have had their signature lemon vanilla latte iced, it was surprisingly tasty for an odd pairing. The atmosphere is great although I wish they offered more for snacks and eats. read more

Indaba Coffee - My first lemon-vanilla latte! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

As a customer, I love Indaba. The baristas always have a smile on their face, the coffee and food are delicious, and the atmosphere at each location is just fun. This company exemplifies their "love people, love coffee" mantra toward every customer walking through the door, but it's hard for employees to show their love for people when their management fails to show them love. I used to work for Indaba and I know many others who had this same issue arise. We love people, and we loved loving people for Indaba, but the Indaba management did not love us. If you want to support loving baristas who make a good cup of joe, you're looking at the right place. If you're looking for a company that loves ALL people, even their employees, this might not be the best fit for you. read more

Perfect for the cold winter days coming up. I purchased the caffe mocha which is to die for. Displayed well and has the best blend of chocolate and coffee. Keep Indaba in mind when your visiting Spokane. read more

Beverage + Service: Overpriced. $4.50 for a mocha. It better be pretty damn good. It wasn't. It tasted like warm milk with some flavor that I couldn't put my finger on, but it wasn't mocha. Also, the barista seemed bored or maybe he was just not that interested in customers? Seating: There are a few tables with hardly any outlets. How am I supposed to study here? I can appreciate coffee snobbery, but this place just wasn't giving me the vibe I needed for having just paid for an overpriced drink. I'd rather go to Coeur down the street. read more

Indaba is a gem. They are a neighborhood, socially conscious, micro-roaster and coffee house. First of all, they have some amazing coffees. They feature beans from all over the world but specialize in African beans. Roasted to perfection and brewed using any method you want. They do specialty coffee in a down to earth, approachable way. Not only is their coffee fantastic, but they do a lot of good for the community as well. Bobby (the owner) hires only members of the neighborhood and work with at risk youth. They also pair with the local food bank and provide a meal for a family in need for every pound of coffee sold. Not only can you get great, locally roasted coffee but you can feel good about it too! read more

Indaba Coffee - View from my homework table. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Spokane, Washington

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Great coffee and ambiance. I love how creative their drinks are, and it's the best place to go to enjoy a nice cup of coffee and a book. Most of all, the staff are phenomenal. They helped me find my wallet when I lost it the other day (went out of their way to call the new Indaba store where I left it and helped me get it) and are so kind to everyone that comes through their doors! I highly recommend. read more

I was part of an article in the Spokane/ Coeur d Alene Living magazine saying how amazing this coffee shop was. I went in the Broadway store yesterday and was appalled at how snobby and stuck up the staff was. I asked one of them a question and they looked me like I committed the unpardonable sin. Very disappointed. read more

Awesome coffee shop with great coffee and perfect study vibes. The baristas are friendly, playlist is top notch, and you'll find a variety of folks here reading, studying, hanging out. Specific perks for me, as a person who is always studying, were that outlets were not hard to find, the wifi is fast, coffee is great, and there are plenty of tables. I've also heard that this is one of the only places in Spokane to get yourself a matcha latte. For munchin', there is a small shelf of baked goods--I recommend the sticky bun, heated up! read more