Wonderful place to get coffee and pastries while looking at beautiful art. This place has a good…read moresetting and chill vibes. Great for meet ups and to get some computer work done. It has a featured artist every month, with art for sale by the artist. If you're looking for a new meetup or place to get away, try out F1rst Avenue Coffee. This month's featured artist is Brooklyn Art.

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.

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.

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.

Coffee shop vibes don't get better than this. Doesn't just hit all the high notes, hits them all…read moreout of the park! Downtown location = Check Older Space with Brick walls and High Ceiling = Check Awesome Coffee = Check Plenty of comfortable Seating = Check Hot Breakfast menu = Check This is a spot that begs you to stay and savor while you sip, and maybe even grab a second cup

The coffee is the best! They have yummy food and sweets, Barrista Alexis is the best, friendly and…read morenice.

Stopped in a few times during our trip to Spokane for coffee and breakfast and this place is such a…read moredelight! The staff is wonderful, so friendly and welcoming. They even made an effort to memorize our orders even though they knew we were just visiting. Truly great customer service! They also make a killer matcha latte! One of the best I've ever had. Tip: try the matcha latte with toasted marshmallow syrup. DELICIOUS!

#1 coffee in Spokane FOR SURE. I mean that so seriously. In…read morethe past two years I have tried several well recommended spokane cafes that were all great, tasty, and slightly more expensive than I would like. Hatch beaker + burr transcends all of these. I never expected that I would find one of the best lattes I've ever tasted in Spokane of all places after being a Portland/Seattle coffee elitist. The seasonal dulce de leche iced latte was so strong in the best way and brought me back to life with how flavorful it was. Seven dollars even and worth every penny. You can see in the attached photos that I really tried to get every drop of the drink. It was so good that I got another latte to go (cardamom), also so so good. Everything else: cute space with lots of plants and two tables (but other seating available in the commons), barista who is clearly very knowledgeable about every part of the coffee and actually likes making the drinks. Really nice service and you get updated on your drink even when it's busy which is nice, I've never had that in other cafes. I really can't reiterate how amazing this coffee was. Must try if you have not, and if you have you definitely already know.

Great aesthetic inside the Saranac Commons. I was the first one at 7am on a Monday morning. The…read morestaccato was not what I was expecting. Floral and citrus based flavor, kind of sour. Was expecting something sweeter as I asked him for a rec. Would continue to go here, just will order something sweeter next time. I'm sure it's a good drink if that's what you like. I just prefer something sweeter and smooth. Rosemary Staccato: 3.5/5

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 :)

I don't come here often to Spokane, but today was a real treat. I was walking around the area and…read morestopped by the Emporium. Spokane has the "world famous soft brittle" and this is the place to get it. I also noticed that they had some nice hot drinks to warm me up on this cold day so I decided to try the peanut brittle latte (one less espresso shot). It was delicious & comforting. The peanut brittle is delicious too! Peanut chunks and not overpowering in sweetness. Michaela took care of me. She was very kind and welcoming. I appreciate that. I look forward to coming back to town and trying other drink options and of course, purchasing more of the original soft peanut brittle to share with family!

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 :)

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!

Found the shop while getting coffee downtown and have been back every other week since. The mini…read moreloaves are great for trying new flavors without committing to a whole loaf. And it's nice to have a variety of choices for sandwiches that just elevates the flavor profile of whatever you decide to make with them. Has definitely become the only place I buy bread anymore!

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.

Unassuming corner coffee spot. Offers the staples of a normal coffee experience; bagels, breakfast…read moresandwich, pastries, etc. Floor is terribly dirty, so if you have kids be wary with that. The staff was bland, unfriendly, and were the definition of "I hate my job". The service past the attitudes was slow, haphazard, and again showed zero care. The coffee was light, and I wasnt sure if there was coffee in it. I wouldn't return.