Sandwiches were good, crafty boutique stuff you won't find at Subway. The price is a little high but so is everything nowadays right. There is absolutely no service beyond bringing your product to the table. You order at the counter, get your own water and bus your own table. Still the stupid point of sale machine try's to guilt you into a tip. It starts at 20% and goes up from there. This is ridiculous considering the amount of service, and the price of a sandwich. PAY YOUR PEOPLE PROPERLY FOR SELLING A $15 SANDWICH!!! All in all I spent $85 on 4 sandwiches, one bagel, and an order of French toast. I will avoid this place like the plague next time I come to visit my daughter. read more

This place is awesome. Really cute and spacious cafe with a great outdoor patio and friendly employees! My caprese sandwich was the best I've ever had--perfectly cooked and so delicious; melted cheese heaven. They had a special lemonade the day I was there, marionberry I think, that was super. If I lived closer, I'd definitely be frequenting this place! Unfortunately, I was just passing through, but I'm so glad I stopped here. If you go to the nearby Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, this is a great place to stop for fortifications before or after! read more

This is a cute place that seems slightly out of place in Cheney. It's almost like Chaps' little brother and I mean that in the nicest way! It has a Pinterest-y feel, a simple menu, good coffee, and outstanding staff. I stopped here once last year for lunch and had a sandwich. It was pretty good. Nothing to write home about but I enjoyed it. Most recently, I came by with my sister for coffee and a bite to eat. I has the 7 layer bar based on her recommendation and it was really good. A bit crumbly, but once I accepted that it wasn't going to be easy, clean bites, it was good. I couldn't list all 7 layers, but there were a bunch of chocolate chips (both milk and white), coconut flakes, walnuts... and three or four other things. I went 5 stars because I get the feeling that these people really care. Since I went back, they had expanded their space and done some remodeling. They are doing it right, not just trying to get by. Both times I've been, they've been super busy and are clearly adored by the student body at Eastern. If you ever find yourself in Cheney, this is where you should go. read more

The Mason Jar - 7 layer bar. - Sandwiches Near Me - Cheney, Washington

Order took forever to arrive, portions very small, prices were high. I had a caprese sandwich which had just few small pieces of red pepper. Pot pie was bland. Decorated nicely. Busy. Sunday afternoon. read more

The Mason Jar - Small for $9 - Sandwiches Near Me - Cheney, Washington

What a delightful little place! The cozy atmosphere, excellent customer service, wonderful espresso & delicious food items I experienced on my visit here today ensured that I'll be back. I was very pleased with the rich, robust flavor of my expertly made, $2 espresso. The coffee they use here is phenomenal. I couldn't resist the lure of enjoying a bacon maple scone with the coffee, which ended up being a good choice as it, too, was really great. The sweet maple glaze balanced well against a savory dough flecked with crunchy bits of bacon, and the texture of the scone was spot on - soft with only lightly crispy edges, not too dry or crumbly. It was neither aggressively salty nor overly sweet. (Edit: I have now eaten this scone several times and I will say that I, and everyone who has ever been with me who tasted it, feel these scones could benefit from more maple drizzle.) The scone whet my appetite so I also decided to indulge in a more substantial nosh. They had several very interesting Panini choices; almost got the Waldorf - cream cheese, feta, pear, honey walnuts, cranberries, yum! Other choices were $5 ramekins of crusty-edged pasta al formaggio, $4 buttery looking quiche, large $6 helpings of pot pie, and some very good looking soups. I was assured by the girl taking my order that everything on the menu is house made, which really made the prices seem even more reasonable, considering nothing is over $7. I finally settled on a very interesting looking item called "The Continental Kick" ($6) Ham, bacon, cheese & Tabasco on egg-dipped Italian garlic bread. It was a great choice; the bread, which had been dipped in egg on one side, was well toasted/pressed so that the cheese had melted perfectly into meats, which were very good quality. I do feel there could have been a bit more meat, however. The added dashes of tobacco brought the whole dish together and the effect was quite delicious. I wish the bread would have evidenced more garlic (I couldn't taste any at all) but if they hadn't said it was garlicky I wouldn't have even noticed it missing. Because I was pretty happy with what I'd eaten so far, on the way out I bought a slice of a very toothsome-looking raspberry glazed pound cake to enjoy later. They gave me a huge, moist slab, which looks well worth the measly $3 price tag. I'm really looking forward to it, as well as to going back to The Mason Jar soon to enjoy more delightfully fresh-baked treats and to try another one of those rather interesting Panini! read more

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Mason Jar is a "must have" restaurant for visitors and locals of Cheney WA. Inside the restaurant, the ambiance is hip with ample barn type, individual, and window bar seating. Outside seating is also available under a canopy of trees and offers a small town feel. The lunch menu primarily consists of gourmet sandwiches and freshly baked sweets. We had the Toscana and the French Dip sandwiches and both were amazing. The scone with jam was a great touch to end our meal. Upon leaving, my father (with whom I shared the meal) commented that the sandwiches were a bit pricey, to which I responded "that is why they were so good"; we both chuckled... You get what you pay for :) Mason Jar is great value. read more

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Warm welcoming feeling. Appealing pastries but I was only there for coffee today. I gave three stars this time for two reasons. One I have realized I may have previously been overly generous with my stars. Secondly, I will be the first to admit I have a specific taste expectation for coffee/espresso. Unfortunately I thought my 12 ounce double Americano was watery. But I liked the service, atmosphere and appearance of the edibles enough to come back again. read more

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Awesome FRESH pastries and baked goods - free of preservatives and not overly sweet. Sandwiches take a long time to prepare, but they're worth the wait. read more

The Mason Jar - Mocha and jam scone. - Sandwiches Near Me - Cheney, Washington

I absolutely LOVE the mason jar! Great coffee, great food and great entertainment. They have a good selection of breakfast and lunch options as well as yummy treats and snacks if you're not feeling a full meal. The sand which with an egg is mouth watering. It's a great atmosphere and they are always helping out the community. They have live music on Thursdays and do paint nights every once in a while on Fridays. Sometimes they have Yoga on Saturday mornings! I'm happy we have a place like this in Cheney! :) read more

We had lunch here and loved it! The caprese sandwich is fantastic. I also ordered a London Fog and it was really good. Place was clean and the service was friendly. Stop in if you're hungry - you'll be glad you did. read more

I went with my son today for the first time, my iced vanilla latte was great and the little barista was friendly and helpful. Highly recommend trying read more

Adorable little Cheney cafe with very nice ambiance. Can get a little crowded when school is in session, though! A touch on the pricey side for anything but stuff like drip coffee and bagels, but it's all made fresh and probably worth it. The coffee selection isn't huge, but it's tasty! read more

Their gluten free options are wonderful! I have eaten breakfast there many times. The French toast is FIRE!!! SO YUMMY! It's my fave.

I really enjoyed my sandwich and coffee, but my husband wasn't a fan. This is a great spot for a small town local coffee shop.

This place was just perfect! Delicious vanilla caramel lattè, best spinach asiago quiche, delicious French toast...cozy environment & really nice customer service! My hubby & I enjoyed our breakfast experience very much!!! read more

The Mason Jar - Sandwiches Near Me - Cheney, Washington

Farm fresh seasonal vegetables, great coffee and a cozy environment with live music on Thursdays. Love coming here for the vegge sandwich and bakery. And great place to do homework if your an EWU student. read more

Having made several trips to Cheyney to visit our son (student at EWU) I was beginning to think that a great lunch might be hard to come by. Finally, after multiple visits, he jumped at the mere mention of The Mason Jar, he had heard it was very good and was ready to let his mom buy him food. Wow! This might be the one of better sandwich place in the greater Spokane area (or the greater Cheney area, however you chose to rank it, no offense to Cheneyites) I loved the diverse menu, and for the mom picking up the check (uhh, that would be me) - the prices were very fair and I liked that all sandwiches were the same price. Our hungry crowd devoured the assorted sandwiches including the Tuscan and the Mediteranean - both were served hot, with side of chips and a pickle spear. What made these sandwiches extra special was their house made condiments - garlic aioli, for example. The bread was great of course, and the layered magic was unique - you won't find these concoctions anywhere else - yes, they were that uniquely designed. My son and I are both known to be tea snobs (and, why not? I' can think of worse character flaws...) - we were happy to find they serve Mighty Leaf Tea, a beautiful offering you don't see too often. The vibe was cool, service was genuinely warm and friendly - (almost like they LOVE what they do???!) I can't wait to go back - and am happy to say, I think Spokanites would be in for a treat if they ventured to Cheney to try The Mason Jar's treasure trove of crafted sandwiches. read more

I grew up in a staunchly conservative family. At thanksgiving we'd have everyone come over and eat together. Conversation often turned political, as it normally does when families converse. I had one aunt who brought forth a more left-wing mentality, who inspired the rest of the family to consider the possibility of beliefs and values out side of the deep depths of conservatism in which they resided. The Mason Jar is my aunt. Cheney is my families thanksgiving meal. The Mason Jar reminds me that there is still hope for positive, trendy, dining-experience enlightenment for the rest of cheney. It is my oasis, my safe haven. read more

Cool little spot right off campus at EWU. Stopped in before a football game and was not disappointed.

Great food & friendly service. The tomato basil soup was delicious. The French dip sandwich was awesome. Great flavor and freshness. The Mason Jar also has an excellent selection of pastries. read more

We are in town visiting my daughter in Spokane. She has school at EWU in Cheney. We decided to take her to school but during her break we went into the town of Cheney to get a bite to eat. We were actually heading to Starbucks when we spotted The Mason Jar to our left. It look like a cute place from the outside and I decided that we should try something different and locally owned. This place had a cute atmosphere and decor with beautiful lighted mason jars hanging from the ceiling. We tried a croissant sandwich and French toast and a couple of cups of coffee. Everything was delicious. The place was clean and the staff was very friendly. read more

Cute little cafe. Friendly staff. Food was ok. My only real complaint was even though the cinnamon rolls are huge they should've been heated. Way too dry. I could only take a few bites. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here but it was decent. read more

Super cute spot in downtown Cheney. Love the vintage decor and cozy atmosphere. It's like modernized version of Little House on the Prarie and I'm down with that! Always such great service and warm smiles as soon as . The food is simple but tasty and good coffee too! I've had the egg and sausage sandwich, sauce was a little salty but it was a tasty little breakfast meal. Eggs en cocotte is pretty basic but nice as a healthy option. My husband ordered the Philly last time and it was superb, cheesy goodness! Love supporting small local businesses like this one! read more

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Best place in Cheney, by far. Staff are great and friendly, everything on the menu is delicious, fresh and priced fairly. Would recommend, but don't encourage as I don't want this place to start getting busy. It's perfect as it is. #mywifeishot read more

The best spot we have ever been to!!! From Boise visiting Spokane. The owner/employees are extremely helpful and nice. Food was amazing!!!! Had the toast,french toast, quiche, and some lattes. read more

They are always so sweet when me and my roommate go there and so helpful. I really love this place they're such good people!

Great spot for studying. Great food and a great vibe. Fantastic management and staff make it a joy to give my money to. Highly recommend! read more

AMAZING!!! Great food, staff, and setting!! I absolutely loved the fact that they offered gluten free bread! Having recently been diagnosed with a gluten sensitivity,eating out has been hard and not really that enjoyable. However, this place was really awesome and their gluten free bread was yummy!! Highly suggest visiting this place!! Everything about it is fabulous read more

The Mason Jar - Eggs En cocotte with gluten free bread!! So good - Sandwiches Near Me - Cheney, Washington

As Cheney has so few restaurants it is sad that a place with so much potential failed miserably. Best part-cucumber infused water. The Biscuits & Gravy looked good but the biscuits were over cooked and hard as hockey pucks. The Egg Cocott... consisted of over cooked eggs/hard/shinny & chewy. The sliced apples had been cut with the onion knife ... onion flavored Granny Smith Apples? I wanted to enjoy a nice sit-down breakfast with my daughter should have gone to McDonald's :( sad Cheney ... read more

My favorite place in Cheney. Perfect for brunches when family visits or for a cure the morning after. I head here during class gaps to do homework, they even accept Eagle Flex now. read more

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Finally got myself to stop in at The Mason Jar. Glad I did. Neat eclectic place with great food and trendy place for young and old to have some delicious food and nice conversation. We had potato leak soup and also French philly which had carmelized onion roasty beef and white cheese. Accompanied by a pickle and homemade potato chips. Wow! I know right. Also had cucumber water. Fantastic read more

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We ordered The Classic, Eggs En Cocotte, and French Toast. Lets start with The Classic. HOLY WOW. No wonder this is their most popular breakfast dish. The biscuit was so fresh and flakey, the eggs, bacon, sausage, and cheddar were equally distributed and smothered in their homemade garlic aioli, which literally blew our minds. You guys, this garlic aioli was life changing. I must have the recipe and I must put it on everything I eat from this point forward. I went to take the first bite by picking it up and taking a bite... yeah, this biscuit is meant to be eaten with a fork. It is stuffed full, juicy, and the biscuit falls apart, which i'm not complaining about. read more

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The coffee shop is a really cute place it is just feels like a claustrophobic place I always feel like the walls are closing in on me because the venue is way too small. The atmosphere lacked space I felt weird having customers so close in line behind your chair. Saw peoples portions were small and the wait for my simple Pumpkin Spice latte was way too long. A sorority took over the venue and they only had one person making drinks and they need more than 1 espresso machine and more employees working. -The drinks are really good but they need to improve their service and make the atmosphere feel less crowded. -My drink was way too cold they made it luke warm;/ should of done extra hot. - The people are nice I just think they need to make their drinks hotter and speed up their process. This place makes Starbucks more appealing to me sometimes because, I get my drink way faster and it is warmer. read more

Any good college town has an extra-cool coffee shop or two, and I think this is it for Cheney. I got a brownie and coffee and a breakfast sandwich, and all were quite good. As mentioned by others though, having to pay for refills, especially when you've ordered food, is unfortunate. read more

I love the atmosphere of Mason Jar the service is excellent they aren't rushing you to take another order they have great suggestions. I love the chai tea latte! You must have. Delicious! My favorite is going on Thursday they have live music from 7-9pm it's not too crazy loud that you can't have a decent conversation you can enjoy a glass of wine. read more

Over the last year, I have been a fairly frequent customer to this cute little establishment for multiple reasons. It's got an awesome, homey atmosphere where you can just go in, order a coffee, and read, or meet up with friends. They also occasionally have live music playing in the evenings, generally folk or acoustic sets. The staff is very nice and accommodating, and they certainly know their way around the kitchen! The food and drinks there are both awesome. So far, I haven't found anything that I haven't liked. My favorite items are the London fog (with honey!) and the chicken club sandwich, both of which are made perfectly every time I order them. Unfortunately, the prices are a bit steep, maybe a buck or two more than seems appropriate, but I'm willing to overlook the price tag due to the quality. The only other complaint I would have is that the hours seem a little strange to me. On the weekends during the summer, they are only open from 9 to 2, which seems to close them off to a lot of potential weekend business. They also seem to change their business hours somewhat frequently, which is a bit bothersome. All in all, though, this is a great little coffee shop with some great products and great people, and I can already taste tomorrow's London Fog. Go give it a try sometime! read more

I really like this little hole in the wall cafe. The people there are really laid back, friendly and are welcoming of everyone. They have excellent coffee, fantastic mimosa's and great food. I had a simple grilled cheese sandwich and it was fantastic. If you're looking to be waited on, you'll have to go to a more formal restaurant. They offer your utensils and water to the side as more of a "serve yourself" atmosphere but I didn't find that off putting at all. I really appreciated the cucumber water as well. The only thing that was slightly bothersome was that it was fairly hot (no air conditioning?) and because the doors were open, we also ended up with little flying guests. There is outdoor seating though and we could have easily eaten out there. Don't, however, let that stop you from going there. It's really worth visiting and I know we'll be back. read more

The perfect stop for a break on a 110 mile bike ride today. The Mason Jar delivered! The outdoor seating was a complete bonus too! Great service, excellent food and a super convenient and picturesque location right on the ol' Main St of Cheney. We'll be back again for sure! read more

The service started off great the food was great, but out experience seemed to take a turn of events when we were accused of being prejudice of a certain customer in the bakery. My girlfriend and I were simply enjoying our food and conversing about our weekend facing the window. Apparently the other customer felt we were whispering about them when we truly were not. The way the waitress approached us about the situation was very demeaning and rude. We explained that in no way shape or form were we whispering or even commenting on the other customer. We were simply talking about our weekend and our friends upcoming birthday. It was clear that the waitress did not take our word for it as she stared at us with a look of disgust, which in turn, made us feel as though "we should be ashamed of ourselves". The food was great but the overall experience was not the best to say the least. read more

Apparently I'm destined never to imbibe at the Mason Jar in Cheney, WA. I've gone twice in the last year and it was closed both times. One, because they'd decided to go on vacation, and now because they're not open Mondays. Don't think I'll give them a third chance. On the other hand, both times I'd arranged to meet someone at the Mason Jar, the coffee bar across the street, Peace of Mind Coffee, was open and I had a great cup of java both times. The decor is kind of funky, artsy, and jazzy. Great staff and comfortable seats. read more