Wasn't even an "ice cream" person but after weeks of my gf begging me to try it I caved and now I'm…read morean ice cream person. Their coffee is also really good. They keep their menu simple, but also change it seasonally so it stays interesting. Do not come here in the evenings if you are sensitive to the chaos of young children and families.

The thing is... they actually have the best coffee in town…read more After trying nearly all moscow cafes, panhandle is the one consistent location that I find myself craving and coming back to exclusively for their seasonal lattes. Wonderful mochas and lattes and also cold brew floats, super cute affogatos.. I mean they have everything. The ice cream is good too but I really feel like the coffee is what they excel at surprisingly. Perfect amount of ice, nice syrup (holy kakow), and such a smooth espresso. Interior wise, hit or miss on study vibes since it's very popular with families and kids understandably, usually very busy in the afternoon and evenings and on the loud side so I would come in expecting that. Service is about what you would expect from an all teenage girl group of workers, they're usually pretty nice. As long as they keep making their coffee I will continue to dedicate my dollars to them.

A very charming lad served us. Was willing to try off-menu additions, was friendly, prompt, and…read morelaughed at my stupid jokes. The blueberry oatmeal tart was so good: buttery shortbread crust with gooey filling and crispy top. Fresh and buttery. Yum. The sandwiches ($11) were super tasty, but sadly the reason for the lost star. Super buttery bread. I would not categorize it as brioche, as it was a bit hard... more like a challah. The taste saved it. Definitely could have used more meat, as we could not taste the pancetta, but neither of us cared because we loved the brie, arugula and sauce. Nom nom good. The mocha ($5) was really good, easily the best I've had in the Palouse. I loved how hot it was, as it was warm all through lunch and even after we got home. All was affordable and well-presented. Will try to go back while I'm still in town and during future visits.

No idea why the rating is low. Nice macchiat, lemon meringue tart, and savory crepe. Pleasant…read moreservice and ambiance too.

This is a fun little coffee shop in downtown Moscow. Probably one of the best lattes I have ever…read morehad. Their baked goods are fantastic, and I had one of their breakfast burritos. It was very good. The employees were friendly, and efficient. I highly recommend stopping in at this place if you are in the area.

This downtown location had all the vibes. Walking up the outdoor seating was bustling with patrons,…read moreand inside was the same. There seemed to be a lot of cozy spots you could hide into work, study, read, converse, and more. They even had an upstairs area for more space to hang. The line was long, but I wasn't in a rush and it was about 9am, so I think it's to be expected. I didn't realize how vast their menu and selection was, but I love trying seasonal flavors, so I got the French Toast Latte. I forgot to ask for oat milk, so as she made my drink I asked and she happily changed the milk for me. She made polite conversation and served me a nice hot latte with a smooth coffee flavor. I didn't stay, but wish I could have because it was a great place to hang out!

Coffee: 4.7 Service 5.0…read more Being from Sacramento: this place is a GEM! Old school atmosphere where you feel relaxed and excited to have a "cup of joe" This is one of my daughter's places to get work done away from campus. They have a nice selection of pastries and their triple berry scone is a must try. Their coffee beans are roasted in-house and the medium roast from Guatemala was smooth with a nutty buttery texture. Even if you're in a rush, don't pass up on Bucer's!

I love the idea of combining coffee and books in one space, it creates such a cozy and inviting…read moreatmosphere. The vibe here is incredibly relaxed, the coffee was great, and the staff were genuinely friendly. This is definitely one of my favorite cafés I've ever been to.

Update: A cozy study + meeting spot on the outskirts of campus (University of Idaho)! Homemade…read morepastries and sandwiches and thoughtfully crafted drinks! Their social media seems relevant to other businesses as well! I recently saw on one of their social media platforms, what I thought was a flight of their summer specials on a drink board. I thought they were advertising flights of drinks, since I have seen this as a trend in other cafés. I asked about it since I saw it on their Instagram, and they crafted me a flight so I don't even know if it was on the menu! (The drinks I tasted are listed on the one photo with the Summer Specials). So tasty and filling and it gave me an opportunity to try out a variety - and they ALL were fantastic! Great service!

I went here on a weeknd after the farmers market to check the area out…read more When I walked in I really enjoyed the vibe and the seating area. There's a lot of couches and sitting, perfect for studying or working. I decided to get a chipotle chicken sandwich. It was about $12 total but I was a bit disappointed in the sandwich. About 1/3rd of the sandwich I ended up having to pick out the chicken because it was skin/ fat from the chicken. I'm sure it was a rotisserie type of chicken that was used but I wish it was picked out before serving it. Especially when it was $12 for the sandwich.

The barista here was so nice!! The sugar free flavors really are sweet and don't give you the…read moreaftertaste of a sugar free syrup. I got the caramel SF and macadamia nut SF iced latte and it was so good.

Brandi was an amazing barista! I drink a lot of coffee and this was one of the best cups of coffee…read moreI've had in a very long time!! Will go there again and again and again!

The baristas are nice, the owners are rad, the menu is unique, the prices are decent, the drink…read morequality is beyond amazing, and the drinks are tasty! What more could you want?! I used to drink Starbucks until I found Dutch Bros. Then, I tried Gypsy Java and it beats both Starbucks and Dutch Bros. Here's why; Starbucks, in my opinion, is watered down, expensive, not as tasty, and all about the snooty hype of "Starbies". Kind of like an LV purse with LV all over it (The Neverfull purse). We all know it's ugly but somehow it's what's being purchased because, well, a fad if you will. Dutch Bros is awesome but sometimes their coffee tastes burnt to me, and many times the baristas aren't on the same page when it comes to me ordering a certain drink which results in the wrong drink completed being handed to me. Gypsy Java, on the other hand, has so many drinks to choose from, it always tastes amazing, and they also cater to a keto menu!! If you want quality at a decent price, Gypsy Java is your go-to. This is my two cents. Hope it helps!

I enjoyed Gypsy Java very much. The staff was very kind and patient as I decided what to order. I…read moregot an iced Unicorn Tears latte, and I was so excited they have lavender flavor! It was delicious, and I would definitely go again.

Let me start off by saying the coffee and staff here is amazing. I also really love the vibe of the…read morecalming well-lit atmosphere. Although on my second visit of the week when I was in on my way back home from Pullman I accidentally left my wallet in the cafe and I sent out an email asking if they had a wallet turned into them or found one and Grant was really quick to respond to my email and got it shipped out to me upon request given the urgent circumstances AND on top of that he didn't keep the cash for himself as I requested him to for the inconvenience.

Great service! Really nice people working there, can't wait to go back…read more The Cinnamon Scone was delicious. The flavor was simple and not overpowering, really enjoyable. The matcha was okay, would likely add some more sugar next time but tasted clean and fresh! Great prices as well.