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!

Awesome! Just blipped in and grabbed two sandwiches for my husband and I. He had the cuban (ham,…read moreswiss, pickles and mustard) and I had the green goddess (pesto, spinach, provolone, feta and avocado). Super tasty and really friendly staff. Would come back!

The Nutty Garden Sandwich was sooooo GOOD! Blew my expectations out of the water. Seriously, can't…read morewait to get my next one! Butternut Squash soup and the broccoli salad I nibbled on, too. Both really legit. Thank you, ladies. Did I mention I got four little chocolates out of their chocolate case?!?! Mmmmmm

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!

I don't write a lot of these, so when I do, pay attention!…read more I probably drove by this place 20 times before I actually noticed it. Then, once I noticed it, I didn't go in because I've had mixed experiences with little breweries like this. Eventually, I finally walked through the door, and I'm writing this review to help you not make the same mistake I did . The first thing you notice is how warm and inviting the place is. Wood tables, fun chairs, great music, and plants. So many plants. It feels like an actual neighborhood hangout. Here's the funny part: I can't stand beer. My wife likes it, but my taste buds won't allow it. I'm also a type 2 diabetic, so a lot of the usual brewery food isn't really an option for me. But the first time we came in, I saw things like Caprese Salad, Italian Salad, Smoked Salmon, and other options that actually work for me. And then I discovered they make their own hard seltzers. Game changer! They always have several fun flavors, and they're unsweetened, which is exactly what I'm looking for. You can also get cans to go if you want to bring some home. You can tell the husband and wife owners have put a lot of love into this place. It's comfortable, welcoming, a little quirky, and they've always been incredibly kind. So if you live around here or just driving through, check it out!

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.

10.31.25: We drove the hour to Spokane to run an errand. Afterwards, I wanted to find a pie bakery…read moreto try other than Birdie's. I quickly did some research and found Rocket Bakery was just 5 mins away from where we were. We pulled into the tiny parking and luckily there was 1 spot left. When we walked in, it was more of a coffee shop than a bakery I had envisioned. However, they had a small area of baked goods and a glass window of cakes/pie and ready-made food. I didn't recall being greeted either. Vibe was kinda off, not the cool vibing coffee shop feel. After looking at everything, the only pie option they had was a Rhubarb Custard, which I went ahead and ordered a slice. I also got a slice of the Blueberry Cheesecake Tart, and a berry scone. My friend got a slice of the Lemon Tart and a chocolate chip cookie. The young employee helping us was really nice, but I think she felt overwhelmed by the line of people started to form. Towards the end of putting our order together, another employee came to help. I also felt we were kinda rushed out of there. So much so, that after we were handed our food, out the door, and almost to the car-- an employee came running out with a box in her hand. She forgot to give us one of our slices. The berry scone was pretty good. It was dense, moist, and cooked perfectly. I was excited to try the rhubarb custard pie, but unfortunately it fell short for me. The rhubarb wasn't tart at all, giving it a real subtle taste. Possibly could have used too much sugar to cut the tartness. The custard and crust part wasn't bad. I could taste the nutmeg and cinnamon and a hint of vanilla. The blueberry cheesecake tart had great flavor. It wasn't too cheesy nor sugary. Preferably, I wished it had a bit more blueberry topping. The crust was interesting--it was good and I think it had nuts, oatmeal, and coconut mixed into it. My friend said his lemon tart was really good but that the winner was the chocolate chip cookie. He said it was on the softer side and filled with mini sweet chocolate chips that he really enjoyed. For now, I'll continue my quest in search of yummy pies in CDA and Spokane.

I live out of town but used to go to the Rocket all throughout the 90s and returned there today to…read moresee not much has changed. I got a raspberry mocha, which is a baseline drink for me that I get at all new cafes. It was delicious! The coffee shot was prefect and it was sweet enough for me. Also got the berry scone, which has lemon frosting on it. DIVINE! I don't think I could try anything else; I'd want this scone every time I stop by. The tables are assorted in size but I never saw an employee in that area to wipe them down. It also was crazy warm in there. Even after taking my coat off I couldn't stay long in the heat. The employees were very nice and conversational. You can see why it's been around for so long.

Very cool people and fine food. Cozy is the perfect…read moredescription for this lovely place I'll definitely be going back

I used to love this place, but I need to update my review. The last few visits have been…read moreconsistently disappointing. The staff have been rude and seem bothered every time I come through. Today was especially uncomfortable. The barista (beanie, vest and braided hair) was unfriendly, visibly annoyed, and not helpful when I asked for a recommendation. I always ask for light ice because my drink often sits at my desk while I'm interrupted at work, and I don't want it watered down before I can enjoy it. Despite clearly requesting light ice, my drink came back nearly ¾ full of ice. I politely asked if some of the ice could be removed, explaining why. The barista rolled her eyes, and the other employees working this morning laughed and made comments. She refused to come back to the window and instead handed my order to another employee (white sweatshirt with hair pulled back), who shoved my breakfast out the window with a grimace. As someone who has been a barista for over 20 years, this level of behavior is unacceptable. I was polite, clear, and reasonable. Ordering a lotus with light ice is not a difficult request. If interacting with customers or accommodating simple preferences is an issue, this may not be the right job.

The drinks were good, and the kittens were fun to watch and play with. 5/5 would recommend.read more

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

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.

Hopefully they will reopen soon. Great place to eat and watch the aircraft coming and going.read more

The food is excellent and the portions are generous. The staff are very friendly and service is…read morefantastic. If you're into airplanes, this is an interesting piece of history and you can watch activity on the runway while you enjoy your meal.

Black Straw Tea Bar & Kitchen is one of our favorite places when we're craving Chinese food. The…read morefried rice is honestly some of the best around -- it's always flavorful and perfectly cooked. The portions are generous without being overwhelming, which makes it even more enjoyable. We also love the almond chicken and the lo-main noodles -- both are always delicious and consistently good. Another thing I really appreciate is that when we order to go, the food is always packaged well and never spills out of the containers. and I prefer the box instead of the back so that comes really handy. The restaurant is always clean and well put together, which makes the whole experience even better. Great food, great portions, and a welcoming place we definitely recommend! Great job guys... :)

I had lunch and boba here for the first time today, and I'd definitely recommend it! Our server was…read moresuper friendly and attentive throughout our meal. We ordered the Vegetable Delight (stir-fry), Chicken Ho Fen, and Popcorn Chicken. Everything was delicious, and there was more than enough food to feed three people. For drinks, we got the Strawberry Matcha (without the foam), Oolong Black Tea with Sea Salt Foam, and Okinawa Milk Tea. Even after choosing "less sugar," the drinks were still a bit too sweet for my taste. The boba was also a little too cold and firm, which is why I'm docking one star. Next time, I'd probably order them with no sugar and give the boba another try. Overall, I really enjoyed dining here and would definitely come back!