This place is the heart of the western Spokane Valley. Way back in ye olden days, pubs used to be a…read moreplace community would gather to catch up, feel connected, and make new connections with other immediate community members. The Garden is swiftly becoming the new pub (caffeine a gleeful swap for alcohol in this case) here in the southwestern Valley. My husband and I indulge in fresh coffee and tea drink flavors, healthy and filling breakfasts, and yummy desserts-- and every single time I see people I know and love just "bumping into" more regularly. The sweethearted staff always puts up with my need for extra help in ordering (I have a sugar allergy, which can make getting to try a seasonal drink tricky-- but they do their best to make it work for me!). The business supports an incredible cause, which also serves to strengthen and help our immediate community. There are only positive things to say, and I just want to end in gratitude for this heart-and-soul based spot. Long thrive the Garden!

Great coffee & treats! It's a really comfortable spot & good location!…read moreThe service there is good!

Heart be still. This place is amazing. It rivals Porto's in LA, which probably means nothing to you…read moreunless you've experienced the overwhelming choices of delectable sweets. We had an apple fritter that actually had real bits of apple and cinnamon throughout, perfectly fried and not filled with grease. The croissants were the best since Paris. Seriously. Flakes, buttery bites of deliciousness. I'm so jealous of all you Idahoans who have this place in your backyard.

Don't let the unassuming exterior fool you - if you want a delicious cup of coffee, this is your…read morespot. I ordered my usual 8oz latte with whole milk and it was exactly how I like it - chocolate notes in a deep and rich (not BURNT!) flavor profile. The cafe is quiet and incorporates a delightful Eastern European bakery and food shop. The guy working was sweet and helpful. I would stop in again....the coffee is worth a second cup!

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.

#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.

Beautiful modern coffee shop. Wonderful space to hang out or work. I tried the wild espresso…read morewhich are made with special blend beans with a hint of elderflower. It was very tasty. Pastries are brought in from a local baker. Small merch selection and beans are for sale. Easy parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

I've been coming here for over six years almost entirely because of the vegetarian breakfast tacos…read more They were one of my favorite breakfasts anywhere, loaded with avocado, sprouts, pickled onions, dill, pickled radish, egg, chipotle sauce, and so much flavor. I happily paid around $20 because they genuinely felt special. Today I ordered them like I always do, only to discover after leaving that they've completely changed. They're now just egg, cheese, and chorizo with pickled onions. No one mentioned that they were no longer vegetarian or that the recipe had changed so drastically. As someone who doesn't eat meat, I had no choice but to throw them away, so I ended up wasting $20 on a breakfast I couldn't even eat. I'm honestly really disappointed. I understand menus evolve, but when a longtime menu staple changes this much, especially from vegetarian to meat, it should be communicated clearly when ordering or at least noted prominently on the menu. Beyond that, the new version just doesn't justify the price anymore. It feels like a completely different product, and unfortunately not for the better. This isn't meant to be a harsh review because I've loved Ladder Coffee for years. These tacos were genuinely one of my favorite breakfasts in Spokane, which is why this was so disappointing. I just wish the change had been communicated. Going from a vegetarian taco loaded with fresh ingredients to a chorizo taco is a huge difference, and I would've ordered something else had I known. I hope you'll consider bringing the original version back or offering both options.

While visiting Liberty Lake, we found New Love Coffee. We really enjoyed our first visit to New…read moreLove Coffee. The staff was super friendly and genuinely welcoming, which made the whole experience feel easy and relaxed. My drink was great, and the overall vibe was calm and comfortable. It was definitely a spot I could see myself coming back to for a quiet morning or a quick pick-me-up. The only thing that threw me off was the layout and aesthetic. It looked like there were other businesses, maybe real estate offices, tucked into the same space, and it made the flow feel a little confusing at first. Not a deal-breaker by any means, just not what I expected when walking into a coffee shop. Overall, really good coffee, great people, and a nice environment , just a slightly odd setup. I'd still recommend giving it a try!

Really like the space and options to spread out in comfy areas... but $17.55 for this 16oz…read moreAmericano and breakfast pastry

This coffee stand is one of my favorite places to go. The people treat you so well and they truly…read moreseem like they care. I truly love how cute and petite the small little shop is, it makes you feel at home when you visit. Thank you!

Great! Super welcoming, traveled far and was treated with great customer service. Coffee was…read moreamazing.

Daughter and grandson took me for birthday breakfast & coffee…read more Had their luck charm coffee, hot and their biscuits & sausage gravy. YUM' Great treat! Some if the best biscuits & gravy since Grandma Wonder if they made them in a dutch over and cast iron skillet? Food ame out quickly they enjoy their Irish atmosphere and it shows all over!

At 9am they only had 2 bagels why even be open. They are not made there a grocery store which is…read morenot good quality. Why not get them from Rustic bagels in Coeur d alene. Homemade. Why get gross items from a grocery store. Unfortunately will not be back 4 pastries 15.00 common . Thats the price you should pay for quality.

Unassuming on the outside but a great coffee space on the inside. Nice merch selection and good…read morecoffee. Please form and create your own adventure.

Good coffee, godawful opening hours it's almost impossible to ever get their beans from their shop…read morebecause they're pretty much always closed when you want to go there. Anytime I have a minute I like them up... already closed. 19 times of 20 whenever I want fresh beans I have to go to another shop because 4seasons is closed. Wish they'd have a location somewhere, a coffee shop or a a shelf in some grocery store where normal people could pick up their fresh beans. is it too much to ask?

We stopped by this morning at 8:30 on a Monday. The place was so quiet and peaceful. I had the…read morebreakfast croissant with a spiced vanilla latte and my wife had the turkey pesto croissant. I enjoyed mine more than my wife did. Mine had bacon, egg, arugula and cheese and hers had turkey, pesto and cheese. She doesn't really like arugula and the turkey didn't taste the best. Mine was great (I do like arugula). My latte was nice and tasty. Nice place.

In town visiting our daughter and needed a good breakfast spot. The cafe was very inviting and the…read moreservice was great. The breakfast sandwich caught our eye. My wife had hers on a gluten free bagel. I also got a coffee cake to go...and enjoyed that late for a mid-day snack.

I love Tomas Hammer coffee. This is my first time to this location and I loved the new spot! It's…read moreclean and inviting and the staff is super friendly! I loved my latte and the lemon bread was also delicious! I live far away, but when I'm back in town, I'd come back in a heartbeat!

I love that this coffee shop is local. It's a bit loud if you want to sit outside but inside is…read morequiet. The coffee is good as well as the food.