A coffee shop inside an antique store? Why not. The coffee and breakfast sandwiches were good. The…read moresmall staff are easily overwhelmed when a bunch of folks shows up at the same time.

yummy coffee, home made pastries, and delicious ciabatta sandwiches. Cozy area to enjoy Old Apple…read moreWarehouse. I found this restaurant by accident, had breakfast one day and went back for lunch the next day as food was so fresh and tasty!

Wonderful selection of many different items. They had antique children's books, clothes, cards, and…read moreso much more. There was a little room with plants and I like that they have such eclectic items and it is such a large spot to wander through. There is a nice cafe that serves good food and coffee and it was a fun experience to wander through as I was waiting. As another reviewer mentioned, a bit high for some prices but some were reasonable. The children's books were $5 and we got some great hardcovers for that price, but also got some more beat up and smaller books for the same price. I recommend the trip in!

Adorable place with two floors to immerse yourself in. Having a coffee/ice cream shop within is…read moreunique and perfect for people like me who like to look at everything with a coffee to power through.

On a referral, we went to Ritzes to grab coffee and it was excellent! The three baristas working…read morethere were hopping to keep up with the number of cars going through the drive-up window. Great coffee and I only had the Americano! Definitely a go-to for the morning boost.

I've been going to this coffee shop for well over 10 years and although the original owners sold…read moreit. The coffee is still the same. The baristas that work there are very sweet. You can tell the aim to please. I would definitely recommend this Espresso Shop. It's 1 of the best in town

Only a couple of blocks from downtown, and worth stopping in for java carefully sourced and then…read moreroasted on site. Very personable barista that knew her beans and also could fill me in on the various local trails for my snow hiking explorations later. The drip coffee was the dark roast, and hit the spot perfectly.

Fantastic coffee in a cool minimalist space. Parking out front, and outdoor seating only during…read moreCOVID. They have a few baked goods from Hooper's Bakery, the salted chocolate cookies are so good with coffee!

What a gem. I've been by here dozens of times and never stopped. I wish I hadn't passed it by…read more This is an old school type diner that is clean and tidy. The staff were all super friendly and the waitress knew every local by name and greeted them all. She was just as friendly to me and brought coffee in a Harley mug as she saw me pull in on mine. This is definitely biker friendly with a nicely paved lot. The Mickie omelette was outstanding and the smaller version was just right for me. The toast they use is some of the best I've ever had. It feels weird to give a shout out to wheat bread, but it's deserved. This will be a must stop for future trips through the area. While it may look a little tired on the outside, what happens inside is well worth the stop.

Kettle Falls has over 1600 people in its population, "and one grouch." Well I got a chance to meet…read morethe grouch at her restaurant. Little Gallea is somewhat of an institution in this town. They just serve breakfast and close at noon. The parking lot, and inside dining area, is usually quite busy. It's bright, it's clean and now under new owners. I ordered the blueberry pancakes with the "German sausage." The Grouch took my order, all the while displaying UNgrouch-like qualities. She was cordial, prompt ... very pleasant; all the things you would look for in quality service. My breakfast came quickly. The pancakes were delicious; loaded with plump blueberries. The sausage was somewhat disappointing. As I'm finding out up here in the PNW, "sausage" more than likely means a fat, smoked hot dog. At least, that's been my experience whenever I order it ... in quite a few places now. Nevertheless, it was tasty and juicy and went well with the pancakes. And, FYI, the coffee is good too. Prices are very reasonable. I'm sure Little Gallea will be around a lot longer with the new crew. I'm hoping they'll expand to accommodate evening dining someday soon. Until then, I'll keep enjoying the breakfasts ... with bacon next time.

When you have a doctor's appointment early in the morning, you have to skip breakfast at home and…read moregrab something later. Unfortunately, that proves more than a challenge in Colville. One option is the mass-produced, fast-food yuck you'd find anywhere. HOWEVER, Farmhouse is a breath of (I do mean) FRESH air for breakfast needs. The bakery is a quaint shop with just a few tables, but a decent selection of fresh, house-made muffins, bagels, cookies, brownies, et al.... The interior is bright, super clean and the aromas of baked goods and hot coffee are a wonderful greeting. I got the jalapeño-cheddar bagel, toasted. This sucker is HUGE! The texture is like a nice sourdough; spongy, chewy, amazingly good. The flavor is exceptional - made even better by the melted cheddar cheese and sliced jalapeños on top. It wasn't spicy, just great flavor. I totally forgot to use the cream cheese she gave me. It didn't need it. The staff is very friendly and courteous. Prices are ... okay. I want to go back and get half-dozen of those bagels to bring home, hoping they have a "bulk discount."

This place is adorable. The coffee is really delicious and the staff is so friendly. I really want…read moreto buy everything in there for my home decor.

Situated right on you-can't-miss-it Main St in Colville, Big Al's has a perfect location for…read moreshoppers and passers-by. The inside is a little small; only a few places to sit, but they have a good selection of coffees and goodies. I ordered a latte and my wife ordered a matcha tea. Our barista asked if she wanted "loose leaf" or a tea bag. She said, "tea bag." When we got the coffee and tea, she tasted it. It was mint tea. It was still good, just wrong. The coffee, however was excellent; nice robust flavor. Service was friendly enough, even though she got an order wrong. Prices are a bit higher than some of the coffee huts we've been to. But, for the location convenience, we'll certainly give Big Al's another shot.

Eclectic little shop on Main Street. Inside is a wide array of art, furniture and fixtures. Gal…read morebehind the counter was super nice and the drip coffee is good and accessible via their self service table.

We were looked Ng for a place for breakfast. Everything was closed so we took a drive and ended up…read morein Kettle. Thank goodness we did because I've had one of the best breakfasts I've had in a very long time. Sandy's is obviously a local favourite, but it's not just the locals that love this place. It's a new favourite of mine and I'm sure anyone who walks in the door as well. The staff is amazing. You can hear them singing and talking in the kitchen. "What would you like in your coffee?" Someone says "whiskey!" Someone tells from the kitchen then everyone in the dining area chuckles. This place is all Heart. I'll definitely be back

Yes and YES !! For a small town burger joint they have so much more to choose from. You hungry ?!…read more They have you covered. Small cozy space with a pick up window if you don't want to dine in. I say slow down and take a minute to enjoy what they have to offer. Thank you I really enjoyed!!

My fiancé was working up here for the week, in that week I will say I will miss the friendly…read moreservice here! All the girls were so so kind and made the best drinks!

Was the best in town, now ruined by their blowup wavy arm doll out front that makes the worst loud…read moreflapping noise you cant escape when in line. Makes my blood pressure go up. Im hoping enough people say something to the owner so maybe it gets removed. It cant be helping business enough to warrant subjecting her employees to that.