Got an incredible Chicken Caesar Avocado bagel and dirty chai latte! Service was quick and the…read morebaristas were very nice. A decent line but worth the wait!

The White Dog on the South Hill consistently provides the worst experience of any location I've…read morevisited. Even when there is little to no line, it takes an unreasonable amount of time to receive a drink. Having 3-4 employees working at a time does not seem to make a difference in the speed of service. What's even more frustrating is the constant lack of ingredients for menu items. I regularly order the same bagel, and almost every time I'm told they don't have the ingredients to make it. This has been an ongoing issue, not a one-time occurrence. If a location is repeatedly unable to make certain menu items, those items should not be advertised as available. Customers should be able to expect reasonable wait times and that menu items can actually be ordered. Unfortunately, this location consistently falls short in both areas.

#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.

Great aesthetic inside the Saranac Commons. I was the first one at 7am on a Monday morning. The…read morestaccato was not what I was expecting. Floral and citrus based flavor, kind of sour. Was expecting something sweeter as I asked him for a rec. Would continue to go here, just will order something sweeter next time. I'm sure it's a good drink if that's what you like. I just prefer something sweeter and smooth. Rosemary Staccato: 3.5/5

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.

Very beautiful Cafe, really very nice atmosphere and everything looks great…read more Also very delicate and fresh pastry

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 was immediately welcomed to this charming coffee establishment. There are plenty of cozy places…read moreto gather with puzzles, cards, coloring, and more. The drinks have fun dog-inspired drinks such as the "Dog Treat" (a favorite), the "Dirty Dog," and more. There are other goodies and local art to enjoy and purchase as well. I stopped here after my shopping spree at Trader Joe's, and I'm glad I did.

Cute little coffee with what I'm pretty sure is the best coffee in town. My latte was perfect.read more

Not a local, but it's businesses like these that make me wish I were! First, their mission is…read moreadmirable, and worth supporting. Every contact I've had with Grain Shed employees has been more than pleasant; they truly seem to enjoy working there, and take good care of their customers. I need to shout out to Toby and Audrey before I go on. They each provided 110% on customer service, being personable and making sure we left happy. On 2 separate trips to Spokane, I've visited the Grain Shed 3 and 4 times over the course of 3 days (yes, if you do the math, I went twice in 1 day, and the restaurant was NOT just around the corner!) Everything I've tried is delish, but in case you have to limit yourself, I highly recommend the OG, the beets and feta toast, the bread flight with sauces and cheese, the molasses ginger cookie, and maybe a chocolate croissant. I've heard their bread pudding and pumpkin pie (holiday special) are out of this world! I tried to get over to listen to their live music before leaving town, but still need to squeeze that into my schedule. Travelers: save space in your luggage for a loaf of bread. Sadly, no shipping at this time, but I'm waiting for it! This SoCal resident is officially The Grain Shed's #1 fan. I dare any of you to try to take away my title!

The Grain Shed was on my list for Spokane area breweries for quite a while and so it was a good…read morefeeling getting it marked off and trying it out! The Grain Shed does a farm to table model and is a bakery and brewery. I got a snack here along with a beer and left quite satisfied. I got a Grilled Cheese Sandwich on some of their house made bread with some Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone cheese. The exact name for this sandwich is the Cheesy Toastie. And of course moving on to the beer... the primary motivator to come here. I got the Kölsch beer here called Field Trip. I do love a good Kölsch as they are nice, light bodied beers. And they are especially nice in the summertime. Flavor features in this beer is maltiness, breadiness, a bit of hoppiness and a dry finish. Another beer that Steve and I tried was the INWPA which was a Pale Ale. It was also a nice light bodied beer which again hit the spot despite it being a different drinking session. Flavor characteristics in this beer is citrus, a yeastiness, hoppiness and a biscuity trait. Good beers and sandwiches and we are aiming for a return whenever we are in Spokane again.

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.

If it's busy, turn around and leave. They'll screw up your order if you stay…read more Was in today. It's 82 degrees out. I have a person and a dog in the car waiting. Line is to the door. Foolishly, I stayed. Ordered two Italian sodas and some water. Both Italian sodas with no cream, yes whip. That's all. I had the receipt. Very clearly marked. Got the Italian sodas back. One had whip and no cream (correct). One had whip and cream added (incorrect). I told the attendant that the first soda was fine, but the second was not what I ordered. Screw-up 1. Hey, we're human, it happens. She took them back and went to redo. I thought she'd just redo the wrong one. Nope! She brought me two new Italian sodas. Neither had cream. Neither had whip. Screw-up 2. On BOTH, even though I specified that the first soda was fine. At this point I'm not only irritated, but concerned over the person & dog in the rapidly-warming car. Attendant offers to remake them all over again. Why? She'll just screw them up again. I took what was in front of me (not what I paid for) and left. Several screw-ups, delays, and essentially a minor rip-off. I won't make the mistake of going here & overpaying for screw-ups again, and I suggest you do the same.

Nice chain coffee shop. Definitely room to work or study from. The barista was super informative…read moreand nice. I recommend getting one of their specialty drinks - with their own espresso creation. Decent spot.

Thomas Hammer is a very chill relaxing place to get a good drink and small bite or dessert to eat…read more Service here is great, the employees will take care of you fast and friendly.