This place reminds me of the old 80's Cartoon "Don Coyote". The exterior is a windmill, which is…read moretotally Rad! The folks, who locally own this joint, are extremely friendly and service is quick. The cinnamon rolls are literally to-die-for, and if you've never tried a Kolache, you've got to. Stop in and enjoy

Kolaches!!! I was searching for some place to grab breakfast on our way to Glacier and I came…read moreacross this place. Owner is super friendly and provided great service. They have one table inside to sit and eat as most customers were grab and go. We had two types of kolaches - both were fantastic. We also had a few snickerdoodle cookies, a chocolate chip cookie and some sort of bar that I can't remember what it was called. Everything was very good! Cookies were done and not over baked. I wish I were able to bring home some kolaches but it was too long u yikes we're on a plane! Darn it!

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.

I love the Wake Up Calls in Spokane. It's been awesome to see their growth the last couple years…read more The staff is always super friendly and persistent. The quick service is always a plus. I just tried their breakfast sandwiches and the cutest barista with red hair was just so accommodating. She introduced me to the nitro cold brew and the creaminess was just amazing. The breakfast sandwich was a five cheese bagel with egg and ham. So so good. You can't ever go wrong with the call booth theme and the open spacious, natural lit areas in the shops either. Spent a ton of my college career in their coffee shops.

Wake Up Call on Pines is my everyday go to coffee shop. Kuana, Brooklynn, Aubri and Aktheia are the…read morebest. They always remember me and my go to latte. A smile and a great latte us the best way to start my day!! Thanks ladies

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!

I love all the fresh menus items and the ability to custom order to omit dairy and they have non…read moredairy vinaigrettes that are delicious. I also use the app to pre order and pickup as I head to work or meeting with friends. So easy and staff are always friendly and helpful.

I was in the area so decided to try out Panera after many years…read more Don't know what I was expecting because once again it was overpriced reheated food. I got a small sandwich and soup and a stale cookie for $19 total. I could get the same at a restaurant for better quality. Guess it was worth a try, but probably won't be returning.

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.

Cindy is a wonderful person! She contacted me about my order via email and text, she is…read morecommunicative and gives great attention to detail! I ordered online and was rewarded with a perfect charcuterie platter! It was a great hit with the recipient, I am extremely satisfied with the quality and appearance of the food and the personal attention given by Cindy.

From the owner: Graze Craze offers handcrafted charcuterie-style boards, boxes, and tables, perfect for every…read morepalate and any size event in the Spokane Valley, WA area. Bursting with house-made breads, dips, jams, meats and farm-fresh produce, our plates turn snacking into an experience! Give us a call to plan for special events like weddings, business conferences, and parties or stop by for a quick grab and graze item for a picnic, road trip or busy lunch on the go!

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.

This is a perfect stop if you need an extra strong coffee. It's not burnt like Starbucks or under…read moreroaster like Dutch bros. You can actually taste the coffee in your latte instead of them using creamers to cover it up. The staff is super friendly too and will help you make custom drinks if you request them.

this place is so overpriced and the so slow. The quality of the food and kindness of the…read moreemployees is the only thing that keeps me coming back occasionally. I ordered a sausage, egg cheese and jam breakfast sandwich and they were it, which was no big I just changed it to a bacon, egg and cheese, asiago bagel, but the bagel was so hard as a rock. I couldn't even eat it. I tried to call and complain to get a new bagel next time and nobody answered the phone. I guess I'm just out that money.I'm sure they're just busy, but I just feel like there's not enough employees to take care of the traffic that goes through there.

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.