Arrived in Spokane and was looking for a coffee shop that made matcha. The staff was really helpful…read morehelping mix flavors for a perfect mix. They also serve alcoholic coffee beverages. My boyfriend got the espresso martini. We've had many espresso martinis at different places and this is one of the best we've had.

What a great coffee shop in the downtown area!…read more Stopped by here as we walked through the downtown area. The staff were great and service so awesome! This place is a very big place and great to meet with groups of people for a study session or simply get a great drink! I ordered the London Fog. Some places do this drink better than others, but this place made a great London Fog. Lots of great pastry options as well! Fresh made cookies right there on site, made this place even more welcoming! If you're ever in the area, stop by and give this place a try. You'll be glad you did. Cheers.

Atticus is a fantastic coffee shop in Spokane! We ordered a latte with soy milk and a cappuccino,…read moreand both were absolutely delicious. The coffee was smooth, rich, and easily one of the better cups we had in Spokane. Service was friendly and fairly quick, and the shop has a cozy, inviting atmosphere that makes it a great spot to grab coffee and hang out. Definitely a must-visit for coffee lovers in Spokane!

We did a slow Spokane walk to see what's around. This was closest to our hotel so figured to check…read moreit out! AMBIANCE Parking: Downtown parking is downtown parking thus requiring some patience. There is some street parking and garage parking nearby. Seating: Inside seating, plenty of cozy nooks and tables, with room for about 40-50 people. Vibes: You gotta love Spokane. A growing town but a small town feel. The spot itself feels like a love letter to books and community with that old soul essence. You walk in and your senses are welcomed from the aroma of coffee and the hustle and bustle of employees and customers moving around. One side you'll see the cafe but a good portion is a lot of shelves with books and gifts. A very stimulating space, great place to study or get work done. CAFES & RETAILS Cold Brew - Hazelnut (Recommend) They have these house brews with selective flavors. I got a staple hazelnut that provided a nice nutty earthy feel. The coffee was strong as it kept me up for a busy day. Retails (Recommend) I didn't get anything but if my luggage had room I probably totally would have. Great range of books and creative thoughtful gifts (bookmarks, candles, and trinkets). CUSTOMER SERVICE Friendly and welcoming. The staff contributes to the warm atmosphere and makes the space feel approachable. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. Good coffee, cozy vibes, and a sense of community that makes you want to stay awhile. Atticus isn't just a coffee shop but a neighborly space that brings the locals and visitors together. If you're in Spokane and need a place to relax, come through! TIPS: * Take your time and browse the books and gifts, and enjoy the specials!

first time here and it was great! a lot of places to sit down if you want to have a morning coffee…read morevibe. jordan was so sweet and helpful choose what to pick and was very patient with me. i would 100% recommend this place!

If you only have one stop in Spokane, make it this one…read more I stumbled in off the street on a Saturday, visiting from out of town and looking for a place to hunker down, do some work, and enjoy a real cup of coffee. Indaba didn't just check the boxes, it made me wonder why every coffee shop doesn't operate this way. Walk in and the space stops you. Exposed brick, warm wood, art on every wall, and a ceiling that opens up the whole room. The seating runs from cozy couches to high tops to proper tables. no bad seat in the house. Outlets everywhere. A conference room available to rent. Whoever designed this place actually thought about the people using it. The staff made us feel welcome without trying too hard. That's a skill. We ordered hot and iced mochas and both were dialed in. My wife went bacon avocado toast, creamy avocado against crispy bacon, exactly right. I had the sunbutter banana toast and almost ordered a second one. We grabbed an apple fritter to go. It didn't survive the drive. The background music hits just right, easy listening layered under the natural buzz of a full, happy room. Prices are exactly what you'd expect to pay for coffee done well. Before you leave, browse the retail wall. Solid selection of beans to take home, plus some genuinely cute goods worth picking up. This place has real soul. You'll feel it.

I love this place. The coffee is lovely, every server is friendly. It is always clean and well…read moremaintained

I'm home from working at UCLA for the last five months! Did I die and go to matcha hell? Nope, just…read morea coffee shop with a barista who has apparently never heard of a dirty matcha. I walked in with high hopes of getting a drink and a bite to eat. Unfortunately, the person who took my order immediately put a nastier taste in my mouth than the first two failed attempts at a strawberry dirty matcha they tried to serve me. After three attempts to get the drink right, I finally received a pretty okay matcha latte with three shots of espresso. The person taking orders was just not it. They gave off a major "you're weird for ordering this" vibe, which usually happens when someone has limited experience with anyone outside their own bubble. Even after that rocky experience, I'd actually be open to returning. The space is clean and looks like the perfect setup for a long study session. I'm giving them three stars for now because there's a TON room for improvement.

Hatch is a cute little coffee spot inside a market-style space. We ordered a soy latte and…read morecappuccino, and both were delicious--really good coffee! Service was a little slow since the shop was staffed by just one person, but the coffee was worth the short wait. I just wish they had a few breakfast items or pastries available to pair with the coffee. A nice little stop if you're in the area and looking for a good cup of coffee!

I ventured a couple blocks from the convention center while in town and on a lunch break. This…read morecoffee nook lives in a space with some other establishments. There is a small space to sit that is primarily within the business, but plenty of room in the shared space if you are looking for a place to extend your visit. I asked the barista some questions and noticed that he was meticulously measuring coffee grounds by weight and tamping with precision. He was very helpful and willing to discuss the possibilities to help me land on my drink of choice. He proceeded to make me the best "dirty chai" I have maybe ever had. The chai is sourced from a small business in Bend. It was a perfectly spiced blend. The espresso was smooth and flavorful. It was so delicious I went back for another the next day. This establishment serves only beverages (as far as I could tell) but they are made with care and skill. Highly recommend.

The most BEAUTIFUL cafe with old school candy shop vibes, great coffee, LOTS of cool products for…read moresale, and yummy pastries / candy. Located in the Davenport hotel (Autograph collection). I got a turkey sandwich ($14) from the cold case and it was gourmet and incredible. It looks like they're famous for their peanut brittle - they even have peanut brittle ice cream. It's like a softer, fresh, buttery, butterfinger. I recommend it! The staff are super nice :)

Went in for cappuccini and pastries. No greeting whatsoever - the girl just looked at us to begin…read morethe ordering process. For a pastry I chose a piece of iced lemoncake that was nicely displayed. They pulled a saran-wrapped lump from a fridge behind them and slapped it on the counter - no knife, fork, plate, or explanation. Once I finally peeled the sticky mess out of the plastic wrap - it tasted about three-days old; I threw it in the trash. Similar to the ordering experience, once our coffees were ready, we got no greeting or thank you or anything once they called our names to retrieve them. It was like we were bothering them by purchasing their overpriced offerings. Don't support business like this when there are others who at least *act* like they appreciate a customer.

Great service, I came in last minute and was still served a coffee. Loved the look of it all,…read morefinally a place that'll hopefully break the curse there

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 :)

Honey Lavender Matcha Iced: 4/5…read more Great aesthetic. Staff were super friendly. Drink had strong matcha taste. My mom preferred that. I wished it was a little sweeter. Definitely recommend if you're in downtown area. Few tables available even one outside.

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

An elite, veteran/woman owned artisan bakery that specializes in breads, bagels, and other…read moredelicious products. The signature product is the crumble coffee cake and they have recently added bagel bombs for a more "complete" breakfast or lunch offering. The new space has really come together and the downstairs lends an air of comfort and history. You can kickback for a more relaxed vibe. The space is also available to be booked for private events. Service is excellent, but what really sets the place apart is the amount of sincere care they exhibit for their long time regular customers. Relationships are valued here!

A Woman-/Veteran-owned and thriving after 9 years + a relocation BAKE SHOP! Serving an essential…read moreCoffee Cake sliced into a single pie-shaped slices - toasted edge where the sugar has caramelized during baking, dusty center filled with crumbly cinnamon/sugar. The simple white cake (not moist, but not dry) is given a perfect ratio of cinnamon & sugar that makes a cup of coffee (black) sing! Lydia's storefront and bustling kitchen are downtown, but keep an eye on local grocery stores for more cookies & cakes, or have them shipped country-wide!

The morning muffin and cinnamon roll, delicious. The price is much less than at other bakeries I…read morehave tried in the area. The thing that impressed me the most, besides the treats, was the young man behind the counter. His customer service was point on, made me feel like he was paying attention. Very rare these days for a young person to be clean cut, friendly and possess great customer service. I applaud his parents for raising such a nice young man.

I thought this place was really cool, and I'm not a coffee shop person…read more It's located in what I think is downtown Spokane. It was fairly busy when we came in, but there was no line at the counter, and it didn't take long for our drinks to come out. There's plenty of seating inside, and everybody seems in a good mood and everybody seems like they're having a good time. They were also baking some kind of bread, and it just smelled absolutely incredible. Although I didn't have any. They also do this thing where they give people... At least certain people... Free coffee. Which I thought was really cool and really generous of them. So why four stars instead of five? And this isn't exactly their fault, but parking sucks. It's street parking, there's a meter, there is a lot but it's confusing and the rules are confusing. So if you're walking from somewhere else this place is great, if you're driving in to meet for coffee it's a little bit annoying, if you just want to stop in and get something to go, it's going to be a big hassle. But would definitely be back.