Revel 77 Coffee was one of my regular coffee spots for a long time, and I always had a great…read moreexperience there. Their coffee selection is unique and a lot more interesting than the typical coffee shop options around town. You can tell they actually care about quality. The atmosphere is relaxed, the staff is friendly, and it's just an all-around great local spot to hang out or get work done. Definitely one of the better coffee shops on the South Hill.

Roasted fresh for enjoyment on-location, grab & go, or wholesale. Specializing in "Nordic" style &…read moresingle-origin roasts, also incredibly engaged in education - FUN FACT: there are more flavor compounds in coffee than wine! (Source: Subscribe/shop their website). Also offering Boots GF pastries, Steven Smith tea, and a full range of roasts for espresso & pour-over. I got all caffeinated & excited (forgetting all about the source, roast, flavors, anything really) with my cappuccino that was simply delightful. Would come again!

A must visit!!! Food, beer, environment and employees are…read more100/10 They are so brilliant with the flavors they choose for their food & beers.

I was recommended to try this place by a co-worker and decided to order two of their sandwiches…read morewhich was talked up by several reviews here on Yelp. I ordered the Fig Sandwich and the Fancy Pants Sando because I could not decide between the two as they both sounded very unique in different ways. I called the place up and arranged to come pick the food up. The person on the phone was very thoughtful in keeping in mind at what time I would arrive so he could arrange for the sandwich to be toasted at the right time. I appreciate small details like that. When I arrived, I noticed there were several tables and a bar where you can essentially get brews and food. I noticed they had several beers on tap which I was very curious about, but unfortunately did not have time to sit down and eat at this establishment. The person at the bar was extremely friendly and made me feel very welcome. The two sandwiches came up to $40ish. I brought the sandwiches home and first tried a few bites of the Fancy Pants Sando. I will have to say it was the better of the two sandwiches. I appreciated the goat cheese in the sandwich and the mix of different ingredients, but it was not something I would consider to be a great sandwich, at least not for me. Others might find it pleasant, but I did not care for it much. The fig sandwich was the one I was more excited about and expected some sweetness to be cut down by the bacon. I don't think it was a perfect balance between the two, and I got a tad much of the overwhelming sweetness of the figs in this sandwich. Again, others might enjoy it, but I didn't care for it. I really wanted to give this place a great review, but unfortunately it did not meet my expectations. The beer looks fun though and might be a good reason to give this place a try, and you may enjoy their sandwiches and many people have. For me, that's a no-go.

Tried Fergusons on a whim and really glad I did. I had the New York omelette which had the…read moreSonneburg sausage, onion, green pepper and mushroom - it was excellent! Also, my toast came already with melted butter which was a nice touch (can't believe some places still don't butter their toast, but I get that some ppl would prefer they not do that). Service was excellent - my waitress, Amy, was super nice,took my order quickly, and my meal was brought to me in less than 10 minutes! I'll def be back.

If you want to get away from Denny's-not knocking Denny's; they have their place in the restaurant…read moreindustry-come here for a diner experience. Small, quaint and charming. The waiter staff are excellent. They will start a conversation with you if you engage. Very friendly. Even the cook-I was sitting at the bar-asked me how my meal was sitting. I told him-well, I did not actually say it-but I should have told him the hash browns were to die for! If I had just a tiny complaint, I would mention to fry up the browns a little crispier. (That's just me). I always order the chicken fried steak with eggs. Perfection. The correct temperature when served. And, they keep filling your coffee mug until you are wired and need to take a hike to burn off the energy! Anyway, you drink as much or as little as you want. Any time I'm hungry for breakfast food, I think of this place. Throwback decor, real waitresses, and energetic cooks. On Saturday and Sunday mornings, people are waiting to get in. But you won't wait long. But if you do, it will be worth it.

I had a really lovely time at Kitty Cantina in Spokane, the vibe is super cozy, and all the kitties…read morewere adorable. I absolutely love the concept of Kitty Cantina--it's such a great way to combine a café with a cat adoption center. The food was incredible--seriously, a 10 out of 10--so I highly recommend visiting just for that. They also have a drive-through option where a lot of people bring furry friend to get a treat. The kittens do cost $200, which is good to know upfront. That said, the adoption process is very slow. Because it's off-season (winter) they have limited cats, and the website wasn't very functional. They open their books for a reservations the week of and they book up pretty fast. They do have walk-in visits Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for around $5, it's four people at a time and it's first come first serve for those visits. Same-day adoptions aren't possible; you need an appointment. If you're looking to adopt quickly, I'd suggest trying somewhere else--like Petsmart, where we found a beautiful kitten and adopted the same day. The process was seamless and so easy. Still, I'll definitely be back for the food and to support them with donations--just be prepared for a longer adoption timeline.

Staff are so friendly and welcoming. Kitties are soft and…read morecuddly. Food is heavenly. Cozy vibe, will be back.

Amazing atmosphere and strong drinks. Parking is a lot but there are cafe parking signs. The food…read moreis good too.

Where do I begin. Slow service and servers unsure of what's on the menu. Food was terribly…read moreaverage. I ordered a panini which was supposed to be hot, which it was not! My lady friends chicken salad had only ranch dressing which she dislikes. No other options at all. Mixed drinks were advertised as "magical" but were undrinkably not good. Left mine more than half left. My date didn't drink any except a sip or two. Wouldn't go back.

I dined at Nordstrom Cafe while in Spokane on a business trip. It was lunch time, but since it was…read morea weekday, the restaurant was pretty empty. But I liked the space, it was very clean and spacious. I ordered Wild Salmon W/ Roasted Vegetables & Saffron Couscous and asked hot water w slice of lemon. The couscous salad was a little sweet for me, but the combination with the sockeye salmon was good. I would like to stop by here next time I come to Spokane.

Love this place. I was hungry from shopping so I decided to try this place couple months back thank…read moreGod I DID. Super fresh healthy delicious food made from scratch I have been coming back to try everything on their menu so far nothing disappoints. Omg the brownies so delicious we got it heated up with coffee. Dead. So good. You can also use your Nordstrom card to purchase food.

Another master class by Jamie Aquino! I've been eyeing her Farm to Table class for a couple years…read moreand finally had the chance to attend with my dad. This class is great because you also get a trip to the Kendall Yards Farmers Market where Jamie breaks down what's in season and an ideas for how to use various ingredients. You shop along with her as she picks out the main ingredients for the class and have time to shop yourself before getting started with the actual class back at the Kitchen Engine. Her classes and dishes are vegetarian and plant-based so you leave with nutritious and delicious recipes. My only disclaimer is that this class (and really any class) will be challenging for those with mobility issues. The walking involved at the market with this class and the bar stool seating for the 3-hr class was difficult for my father, who has mobility issues. That said, he has a blast. Just a callout so you know what to expect.

Kitchen Engine I love you! I'd just arrived in Spokane and was wandering aimlessly with my man when…read morewe wandered into the old flour mill building. Lo and behold, there was one of the best kitchen gadget ships I've ever experienced combined with a cafe combined with a cooking school. This place is seriously the best of three worlds. I was able to buy some loose leaf tea for my daughter, the cortado was DELICIOUS, and they had some very specialized kitchen tools o haven't seen anywhere else (pizza scissors that double as servers!) if you're a foodie, a chef, or just someone who likes good espresso, this is the place to stop in. Plus, my honey forgot his water bottle when we ordered coffee and the baristas were so kind to have set it aside for us when we later returned. LOVE this place.

What a cozy spot! I almost always get Eggs Benedict for brunch and they served a delicious one!…read moreVery generous portion and the hollandaise was lovely. Eggs were cooked to perfection. The cafe is right next to the Spokane airport. We got great views of planes coming and going. The decor inside is also very well done and filled with lots of pictures, planes and other decor. Great service, great coffee, great food, and great ambiance!

Probably the worst meal I've ever had here. We really wanted to enjoy a multi-generational family…read moremeal. It took 10 minutes for our waitress to come to the table after we sat (seat yourself on a Sunday morning was odd!) We had a party of 7. 6 meals came out, mine was missing with no explanation. The family waited about 5 minutes hoping mine would come out, before they ate, to no avail. Family was done with what they could eat when mine finally arrived. With zero apologies from the waitress. Sandwiches were over done, my Mom's breakfast was cold and my burrito was nasty.