Silkiest, most satisfying latte I've had in months! Banana bread- are you kidding me?! I got it to…read morego but then had to sit down. Not a drink while driving latte. THEN the breakfast burrito. Made in house, melty, fluffy, layered, healthy tastes like cheating. You guys. This is one of those places you discover on accident and walk out as a regular.

Brew Peddler is a small, locally owned coffee shop run by a couple with culinary roots, and it…read moreshows in the details. They roast their own beans, make their syrups and baked goods in-house, and source ingredients from local farms and producers. It's obvious they care deeply about what they serve and the role they play in Spokane's coffee culture. The service was friendly, and the espresso itself was excellent -- smooth and well balanced. I tried a latte with their apple caramel sauce, which was pleasant but didn't have distinct apple or caramel flavor coming through. In a region full of great coffee spots, this one didn't quite hit a 5 for me personally, but it's still a thoughtful, quality shop I'd happily return to and explore more of their menu.

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.

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 found this place on Yelp whilst on a recent business trip to Spokane. It was walking distance…read morefrom my hotel and the office and it was a 5-star experience on all fronts. Experience/Service: the place is cute cute cute! The service was top-notch, friendly, and genuine. Food: wow! A bakery this truly is. I had the opportunity to try several types of scones and some sort of almond roll and it was all delicious. I especially loved the lemon-blueberry scone and I normally don't even like lemon. If I had been in town more than 2 days I would have gone more. Price: normally I don't mention this because prices are in the eye of the beholder. But compared to my native SoCal the prices here were $1-2 less per drink. A latte and a huge home-baked scone for $10? Wouldn't happen elsewhere. So bravo for keeping prices reasonable. Loved visiting Spokane and this was a key part of my experience in the South Hill.

We found this lovely bakery on our way to the botanical gardens. The setting for this beautiful…read moreexperience is an historic, neighborhood grocery store with high ceilings and classic woodwork and paneling. The baked good beckon to be enjoyed with a nice espresso drink in this lively setting. Enjoy...

Great food and coffee with a charming atmosphere as well. Staff and owner are friendly and very…read morecommunity-minded, which is great to see! Highly recommended.

What a vibe. Walked in to a delightful guitar and bass musician playing some smooth jazz. Promptly…read moregreeted by Taylor the owner over-the-counter. What a guy a genuinely awesome human who also knows how to make some dank bread and breakfast sandwiches! Honestly, one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. Also went with the coconut cold brew with whipped pineapple cold foam. 10/10 Spokane needs more places like this.

We did a slow Spokane walk to see what's around. This was closest to our hotel so figured to check…read moreit out! AMBIANCE Parking: Downtown parking is downtown parking thus requiring some patience. There is some street parking and garage parking nearby. Seating: Inside seating, plenty of cozy nooks and tables, with room for about 40-50 people. Vibes: You gotta love Spokane. A growing town but a small town feel. The spot itself feels like a love letter to books and community with that old soul essence. You walk in and your senses are welcomed from the aroma of coffee and the hustle and bustle of employees and customers moving around. One side you'll see the cafe but a good portion is a lot of shelves with books and gifts. A very stimulating space, great place to study or get work done. CAFES & RETAILS Cold Brew - Hazelnut (Recommend) They have these house brews with selective flavors. I got a staple hazelnut that provided a nice nutty earthy feel. The coffee was strong as it kept me up for a busy day. Retails (Recommend) I didn't get anything but if my luggage had room I probably totally would have. Great range of books and creative thoughtful gifts (bookmarks, candles, and trinkets). CUSTOMER SERVICE Friendly and welcoming. The staff contributes to the warm atmosphere and makes the space feel approachable. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. Good coffee, cozy vibes, and a sense of community that makes you want to stay awhile. Atticus isn't just a coffee shop but a neighborly space that brings the locals and visitors together. If you're in Spokane and need a place to relax, come through! TIPS: * Take your time and browse the books and gifts, and enjoy the specials!

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.

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.

My friends and I went here for breakfast this morning on our way out of Spokane. We were…read moreimmediately greeted by the two employees behind the counter. They gave us time to read the menu and decide what we wanted. We got three coffees and three sandwiches to go. They came out pretty fast and were AMAZING! I got the seasonal brown sugar latte and the breakfast croissant sandwich. The latte was super tasty and the sandwich was even better. I was able to eat it while driving and it wasn't too messy. The spread on it was absolutely delicious! My friends both loved their drinks and sandwiches too. The cafe is super clean and easy to find. There's plenty of street parking. I only saw stairs to the front door but there may have been a ramp on the other side, I'm not sure. The bathroom is pretty clean and is gender neutral which we all appreciated. All in all this little cafe is lovely! If I'm ever in Spokane again I will make sure to stop by and support them.