Hatch Beaker + Burr -- Spokane, WA…read more Midweek in Spokane and I was not expecting to walk into what felt like a warm hug disguised as a café. Wednesday morning. Doors open. Immediate vibe shift. Warm. Vibrant. Eclectic mix of humans scattered throughout -- laptops open, friends mid-laugh, someone clearly pretending to work. The energy felt alive without being chaotic. That's a sweet spot. The woman who served us? Absolute pro. Friendly with everyone. The kind of person who makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. Easy to talk to. Zero rush. Hospitality done right. We grabbed a solid-sized table for the group while one of the crew made a pastry run. Strong team execution. Now for the order: Iced latte. Almond milk. Honey. My control beverage. My combine drill. It was exactly what I expected -- smooth, balanced, no drama. And somehow... it tasted better because of the room. Setting matters. Coffee absorbs vibes. That's science.* (*Not verified.) This is one of those places you can: * Meet friends for breakfast * Post up and "work" for 4 hours * Or grab a quick coffee before pretending you're not late Would I come back? Absolutely. For the coffee, yes. For the vibes? Immediately. If you're visiting Spokane, this is a must-stop. No overthinking required. Rating 4.3 / 5 Açaí Berries Breakdown * Taste: 4.2/5 * Vibes: 4.7/5 * Service: 5/5 * Sit-All-Day Potential: High Current Status: Spokane Approved Lesson Learned: Coffee tastes better when the room feels right. Next Stop: Back to bowls. Always. -- The Açaí Guy

I was in the area and walked over, around 1 pm on Saturday. It wasn't busy at all, and it was…read moreinside a building that shared with other businesses which was cool. I wanted to get a latte with maybe a seasonal flavor. Was disappointed with their flavor selections. I asked if they have holidays flavors and they said no. They had pumpkin spice only. Ended up just getting a chai. It was fine tasting, pretty average sweet chai. Was also $7.50 for a 16 oz chai which is steep.

I went on a Sunday at around noon. It wasn't too busy but had a short line. Seating was limited…read moreinside. I got a hot mocha with soy milk. It was very delicious but I will say the milk was luke warm and not very hot for a hot latte, next time I would ask for it extra hot. I also got the Logan latte, iced. It comes with oat milk which is nice. The flavors went very well together and it was delicious. It was a little sweet so I recommend getting it half sweet next time. Overall it's a nice spot with decent prices and pretty good coffee. I'll return again when in the area.

First time stopping by Arctos Coffee and Roasting Co. and I absolutely loved it! Their iced coffee…read morewas delicious and the bagels were so good too . The whole coffee shop is so adorable with such a cute and cozy atmosphere -- it's the perfect spot to hang out or study. I also loved their merchandise and clothing -- so stylish! I'll definitely be coming back again!

Atticus Coffee and Gifts combines two of my favorite things: a great gift shop and a great coffee…read moreshop. And out of all the new businesses I visited in 2025, this was my favorite. (Unfortunately I literally live on the other side of the country, so before my trip to Spokane ended I made it a point to stop by Atticus multiple times.) The gift shop portion of the store stocks what feels like a little bit of everything. Books, stickers, soaps, lotions, trinkets, home decor, t-shirts, art, books, cards, chocolates...and that's just what I remember! And then the coffee shop portion has a surprisingly large menu. I'm used to coffee shops in stores being more like small coffee stands; but nope, this operation feels like a fully stocked coffee shop. Plus they also serve tea, matcha, and smoothies...and breakfast sandwiches, AND pastries. As you might imagine: this all makes the store smell quite good! There aren't a ton of seats but when I visited with family, we managed to find a couple tables so we could enjoy our drinks and snacks sitting down. Their coffee is very, very tasty - I tried both hot and iced lattes during my multiple visits. I didn't have tea on-site but I did buy some of their blends to brew at home, and they are also very, very tasty. Unfortunately they don't do online sales, and since I was traveling I didn't have the space to pack up everything I wanted to take home with me. Maybe future me will have the chance to come back...in the meantime, I hope you lucky locals appreciate this place as much as I did!

Saranac Public House earns a solid 4 stars from our experience. From the start, the service stood…read moreout--friendly and welcoming over the phone when taking our pickup order, which set the tone right away. When we arrived, the customer service at the bar for pickup was just as great--smooth, efficient, and genuinely pleasant. The food definitely delivered. The pretzel was excellent, paired with a crazy good mustard that took it to another level. I ordered the curry, and it was a fantastic dish--rich, flavorful, and downright delicious. My daughter had the kids spaghetti with chicken added, and she confidently declared it the best spaghetti she's ever had... so there! Overall, a great experience with standout service and tasty food. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu before giving that fifth star.

My friends and I went here for breakfast this morning on our way out of Spokane. We were…read moreimmediately greeted by the two employees behind the counter. They gave us time to read the menu and decide what we wanted. We got three coffees and three sandwiches to go. They came out pretty fast and were AMAZING! I got the seasonal brown sugar latte and the breakfast croissant sandwich. The latte was super tasty and the sandwich was even better. I was able to eat it while driving and it wasn't too messy. The spread on it was absolutely delicious! My friends both loved their drinks and sandwiches too. The cafe is super clean and easy to find. There's plenty of street parking. I only saw stairs to the front door but there may have been a ramp on the other side, I'm not sure. The bathroom is pretty clean and is gender neutral which we all appreciated. All in all this little cafe is lovely! If I'm ever in Spokane again I will make sure to stop by and support them.

In town visiting our daughter and needed a good breakfast spot. The cafe was very inviting and the…read moreservice was great. The breakfast sandwich caught our eye. My wife had hers on a gluten free bagel. I also got a coffee cake to go...and enjoyed that late for a mid-day snack.

What a great surprise this place is. The service is amazing from the moment we walked through the…read moredoor to the moment we left. The food is amazing with so much flavor!!! I look forward to our next visit.

Went on a Sunday morning, so it was pretty busy when we came in. I was excited to try some Filipino…read moreflavors, which is hard to find in the area. I decided to try the ube latte with regular espresso and a pandan latte with white coffee. I got them both with oat milk. I was worried these would be too sweet but it actually was perfectly sweet and the flavors balanced out really well. The flavors are unique, I just wish there was more ice, which I will ask for next time. I saw they had ube crepes, but when we went they didn't have it and onto had ube croffles, so I decided to try that. We also wanted to try the chicken melt crepe. I really enjoyed the croffle, it had a delicious chocolate flavor but wish it had more ube flavor as it was very faint. The chicken melt crepe was okay, but not my favorite. I feel the lemon didn't match, and it was inconsistently seasoned. Some parts were extremely salty, while others were not salted at all. It was nice to try but I'd try something else next time. Overall I would return again, but I'd try a different crepe and hoping they have ube crepes next time I visit.

Had such a nice experience at Cedar Coffee during my trip to Spokane. I stopped by for a quick…read morecoffee and pastry break, and the pistachio babka completely surprised me in the best way. It smelled amazing the moment i open the box, rich, buttery, and fresh. The layers were soft and fluffy inside with a slightly flaky texture on the outside, and the pistachio filling added just the right amount of sweetness without being overwhelming. You can really tell their bakery items are made fresh. I also ordered an iced Americano, which had a light taste to pair with the pastry. The shop itself has a clean white aesthetic that feels calm and peaceful. Plenty of space to sit down, work, study, or just relax for a bit. Definitely a spot I'd come back to next time I'm in Spokane.

I came here for a hot drink and a sweet treat…read more The interior is bright, clean, and minimalist. I opted for the Chai latte (5?ish) - it spiced wonderfully and you can see the vanilla beans in it. No microfoam but still wonderful. The babkha ($8.50 for a large slice of pistachio babkha) is DIVINE - don't miss this! The lady working behind the counter (probably the owner?) is such a sweetheart. She was the only one working that morning and she was running the whole shop! - wow :)

Amazing coffee - the best!! The staff is dually amazing -…read moregreat recommendations (spot on) and friendly. Favorite place for now on.

Really wanted to love this place because of the great reviews and amazing ambience/vibes, but the…read moreespresso was terrible and the pour over was watery. The espresso tasted over-extracted and burnt and the pour over left much to be desired. This might be more of a latte coffee place than espresso. On the plus side, the baristas were super nice! Next time, I would ask them to re-pull my shot.

Boots Bakery & Lounge is one of the best vegetarian spots I tried in Spokane. Everything is 100%…read morevegetarian and gluten free, but honestly even people who normally eat meat would still enjoy the food here. The quality of ingredients tasted really fresh and thoughtful, and they have a surprisingly wide variety of nutritious options. I don't have a chance to try it, but their selection of savory entree plates were very impressive (see my photos pleaseeee), and they also serve delicious soup as well. But the highlight was their baked goods, 100% gluten free at a very reasonable price for the portion and quality. This place is inside Saranac Commons, very pretty and is a good place to slow down for lunch or coffee. Staff were kind, attentive, and happy to answer questions about the menu. Definitely a place I'd come back to whenever I'm in Spokane.

Wonderful selection of gluten free pastries, waffles, and salads! Delicious and delightful!…read moreFabulous ambiance!

Great spot! I felt very welcomed to come and read my book. Very yummy coffee and food, nice staff,…read moreand great ambiance! I'll be back

I had the most delicious tiramisu latte here in the most relaxing spacious cafe area. You can tell…read morethe baristas here really care about making a good, fun and creative drink for their customers and the regular + seasonal menu reflects that---as well as the time they take in making your drink. Even though it's on the more expensive side, I think their attention in making even one drink that you order does make it feel worth it. Plus, my latte was so rich and creamy, which also makes it feel like a more high quality latte, unlike some more casual chains where a drink can be less reliable in taste. Also they play good music- it made for a very welcome change in atmosphere compared to other food/drink spots in spokane that are so white

No doubt! One of the best breakfast places in the city. The lobster Benedict, fresh beignets, flat…read moreiron steak were all well designed, flavorful, and satisfying. Best fresh bacon is a great options. Some of the best Benedict's ever! The coffee and juices were fresh made and delicious. The service staff was fantastic and friendly. Bailey our waitress was very knowledgeable and helpful. The restaurant is warm, fresh, bright, and open. The vibrant background music that plays add fun life to the venue. This is a 5 star-must try brunch place.

The menu is unique and interesting. The restaurant is beautiful. We left hungry and disappointed…read more On arrival, we stood at the host desk for 5 minutes. No one greeted us. No one asked if we'd made a reservation. I eventually asked a server at the bar if we should seat ourselves because we'd been standing there for so long. No, someone will help you soon. A host walked up. He was eating something. When he got to the host stand, he finished his food, took a big drink and wiped his hands before making eye contact with us. He said the wait would be 15 minutes. We sat down in the lobby. We were seated at a community table. The couple to our right finished their meal, paid the bill and left. Their seats were bussed. This all happened before our server greeted us. We ordered coffee. We waited. And waited. I scanned the restaurant for our server - or any server- to ask about our drinks and place our food order. No one else approached the table. Still no coffee. It had been 30 minutes. We decided to leave. The host realized we were leaving. He offered to find our server, pay for our meal, seat us somewhere else. He practically chased us out of the restaurant. I appreciated the sentiment but it was too little, too late and my teenage daughter was super uncomfortable with his approach. I was excited to eat at House of Brunch. I won't be back.