Great coffee with a nice fireplace. Better than a 4.3.... Solid 4.5 maybe even a 4.6 on a good dayread more

This was a first for me--a tasting flight of lattes! My…read morefavorite were the lavender and violet lattes. Good service and a nice vibe. There is seating with a large window to the sidewalk.

Really cute coffee shop! I wanted to stop here since the building looked so inviting…read more I loved all the fun season drinks and ended up getting one of the seasonal spritzers. I enjoyed the colorful drink and that it wasn't too sweet. There was a lot of seats for people who wanted to sit too. Only reason I gave it 4 stars was the service was alright. The baristas weren't the most welcoming but make good drinks!

New location that's on my way home. The best part is they have a doughnut shop integrated. Love it!…read moreCoffee great 2!

Great neighborhood coffee shop. Really good coffee & snacks. Quick service with welcoming &…read morefriendly staff. Dog friendly inside & out. Lovely outdoor patio and just steps from the Centennial trail. Parking is cramped but that's not within their control.

Cute little caffe I found during my visit to Cour D'alene. Excellent customer service. Clean…read morebathrooms and such a beautiful view while you sit outside and sip on your delicious coffee. Several people were working because you are offered a password for the wifi.

I liked this place. I give it 4-5 stars…read more A bit pricy but customer service was good so I'll give them 5 We stopped by this place on our way to the airport so we did not sit down but it had an chill / woodsy vibe. It feels very open with a long wooden table in the center and tables on the side wall and by the window with a few couches at that end. Turmeric chai was bomb! Lightly sweet with a light turmeric ginger flavor. And best of all it was caffeine free!! So great anytime of day or for those sensitive to caffeine like me. 8oz was $6 so that is steep for the smallest size but it was good enough I'd come back for it when in the area again. They are known for there hand pies so had to try one of those! I got the mixed berry since they were out of there most popular huckNberry and it was good, pretty sweet for me in the morning so wish I had tried a savory one but had good flavor and flaky crust. I bet the chicken pot pie one is really good in that crust. My friend got a seasonal Latte with pecan I believe and liked it a lot. Coffee forward which put the spotlight on the flavor / quality of the beans which she liked a lot. Anywho I'd stop by again

Good / Artisan; however, 1) slightly overpriced, and 2) small size. Inside; however, it's nice &…read morebright and lots of tables you can work at :) Large sunny windows! Location could be better - it's in a pretty sketchy area off 4th Street. Worth hanging out inside though with those large windows w/afternoon SUN! A+++++

These tasty, fresh donuts are the result of a pastry chef with 30+ years experience, made from…read morescratch with natural ingredients and no seeds oils. Think in-season, farmers market, locally sourced ingredients. Each week they have rotating flavors but it sounds like their model is evolving as they learn the flow and it might be more of a monthly rotation in the future. Priced at $4 for their standard, and $6 for their "premium" flavors. Take my money. You can tell when intention and love is put into food, and this place does just that!

Lantern Donuts has just become my favorite donut spot (and I didn't even love donut before lol). I…read morelove the fact they have different donuts every month and they come up with the best flavor combinations. I've had the white chocolate peppermint, crème brûlée and matcha donuts...I can't wait to come back and try new ones. I'm glad we have an organic / seed oil free donut shop nearby.

Friendly, timely service with lots of comfortable seating options. Lots of yummy food and pastries…read moreoptions. My go-to coffeehouse in the area!

I had driven by this place many times and wanted to try it, simply because I liked the name…read more Turn out there is more than a name to like. It has a very nice shop inside where the smell of coffee is strong from grinding their own beans in house. I loved it and the vibe instantly. It has an old time feel which I love. The server was super nice and helpful in answering my wife and I's questions. I love that they serve lunch. I had a delicious tortilla soup while my wife enjoyed a panini, also delicious. My wife enjoyed a chocolate espresso, different ingredients than a mocha, while I enjoyed a chai latte. Both great and served very hot in a mug. Speaking of hot, the day was only mid 60's, but due to the many windows, which does bring beauty and good light into the shop, it was quite hot and stuffy inside, yet too cool to eat outside. I can't imagine how it feels on a hot day. The barista said the AC was on, but we couldn't feel it. They need to invest in some of those large ceiling fans Placed throughout the shop. That would do it, I think. Otherwise, we very much loved our experience there.

Really good burritos and quiche. Splurge a little and order the side of sour cream and salsa for…read more.50 it goes great with both! Coffee drinks are well made and great staff that will craft your drink to your liking. Love the faux stuffed Bison on the wall

My wife and I got an Autumn Latte and we shared an Avo Bacon Sriracha Waffle. The latte was good…read moreand the waffle had a great flavor combination. Staff were friendly and there was a steady flow of customers.

DOMA is in my top 3 favorite coffee shops in town, if not my favorite. Their location couldn't be…read moreany better - finding parking immediately next to the shop can be a challenge, but there's plenty of street parking within a short walk. The interior is my ideal coffee shop, full of greenery, light, and a solid amount of seating (that triples in size when the outdoor seating is in use). They use eco-friendly cups, wood stir sticks, metal water cups - details like that tells me about their values, and I really love when businesses take an earth friendly route to their products. They have pre-packaged and bakery items, as well as a beverage fridge with alcoholic options (great for their summer concerts). DOMA roasts their beans and sources them from around the world, offering a variety for all palettes. Seasonal drinks find that not-overly-sweet balance where you can really taste the coffee. Service is always friendly and quick.

Really great coffee spot in CDA located right on the Spokane River. The coffee is great and their…read morefood items are also really good. The atmosphere is also really nice with large windows, lots of plants, a fireplace and a bunch of tables for working or hanging out. They also have a kid corner with items for kids to play and have fun with which was really nice. Definitely recommend checking this place out

I feel like this spot is a bit of a hidden gem - I've driven by a bunch of times but haven't heard…read moremuch buzz in the community about it, but there should be. It's cozy, and the coffee is excellent! I didn't try any food, but the service was fast and friendly, and I'll definitely be back!

This place is such a great little treasure! Mason is fantastic and makes great coffee drinks. He's…read moresuper friendly and represents his business well. I try to stop by at least once a week to support his small business and I tell my friends about him. Great spot! Keep up the great work! I also get his coffee beans, which are always great in my French press

Love this shop. They have the best donuts and service. I love the cronuts on Sundays and the…read morespecial donuts they do throughout the year

Gosh how I hate to leave bad reviews - but the truth is the truth…read more We tried this spot a few weeks ago - it was an afternoon ..... we grabbed an apple fritter and a cake donut. They both were oddly dry and the flavor was kinda off - we decided it must be due to the late afternoon and were willing to give it another try. We stopped by yesterday to grab two coffees and two donuts. The apple fritters looked SO good - I mentioned to the young lady working the inside counter "oh man - we tried an apple fritter a few weeks ago and it wasn't very good" we discussed that they looked so delicious so we I decided to give the fritter another shot and grabbed one and my husband grabbed an old fashioned. As the young lady was getting our coffees I reached in and broke a piece off of the fritter and took a bite - yep ... it was much more fresh but the flavor was just off again. I decided I'd grab a different donut and chalk it up to the fritters just not being to my liking. I had not paid yet - so when the young gal came back with coffees I said "I'm going to get another donut - I tried the fritter and I don't like it" and ordered a cronut - I was told "You still have to pay" - I was taken aback as I didn't imply nor state I didn't want to pay- I wasn't expecting anything for free - the fritter wasn't to my liking and I wanted something else - I never asked for anything for free and had no intention of getting a "free donut" - it not in my wheel house to try to finagle a free couple buck donut. I gladly paid my bill - sadly I didn't tip because the interaction was offensive - walked out the door and tossed the apple fritter in the trash. Needless to say - we are still on the hunt for a new donut spot. My husband did say the old fashion donut was decent - he mentioned maybe they use a different kind of oil and that's why the donuts taste "different" to us - and the cronut was okay but again the flavor is just a bit different. All this first world problems over a fritter - it's really just a lesson that not everybody that doesn't like your fritter wants something for free.