Found this coffee place when I was searching for good coffee places in the area. Found some reviews…read morethat mentioned there were pour overs and saw a picture with multiple pour over options, which prompted me to give this place a visit. I was lucky that it was only five minutes from where I was staying. The ambiance reminds me of a small, third-wave coffee place with a small amount of seating. There is a main ordering area/bar looking area in the middle of the cafe and seats in the periphery. I was amazed to see how many options there were. After ordering my pour over, I was happy that it was made well, prepared well, and had an excellent aroma. I was instantly happy knowing this coffee place was close to where I was staying. They definitely know what they are doing here! Highly recommend it. The only downside to this place is they are closed on Sunday, and I found that out the hard way.

What a great place to go and learn more about coffee…read more They have a wide variety of coffees, are happy to talk to you about them, explaining all about the origin and the taste. You can even do a taste flight. I love their one and one. Get to really taste the coffee with the espresso shot, and then a nice easy sip with the macchiato. And quite a steal at $4. Definitely a place to go for any coffee connoisseur. But note, this isn't really a cafe. No place to work. No lounge chairs. Just great coffee.

Craven's Coffee is the BEST coffee I've had since arriving to WA, this roaster is based out of…read moreSpokane. Not only do they offer unique and pronounced blends the customer service is stellar. One of the first things I learned about life in WA coffee is a way of life and a GREAT cup brings people together. If you're seeking a bold, and flavorful coffee Craven's is it; I highly recommend!!!

Always first class customer service, we ran out of decaf and Simon was there to save the day he…read moreopened the doors for us on a Friday a day he's normally closed and took excellent care of us. You just can't ask for better customer service than that thank you Simon.

Cute little spot with lots of local character. Grabbed an iced vanilla chai which was delish.read more

Maja is a good place for coffee. Just not excellent. I do love sitting outside in the morning with…read moremy hot drink and a view of the mountains. The servers are kind enough, not in a go-out-the-way manor of helping or greeting the customer, but nice enough. The part that gets is there is the drinks. I love a good London Fog, but what makes that good is the strong flavor of black tea mixed with the right amount of milk and sweetness. Their LF was neither a strong enough black tea nor sweetened well. I don't like it overly sweet, but just enough to enjoy it. The tea was way too watery. I did i form the barista, but he didn't seem too concerned about it. I also like a a good spiced chai latte, but I'm not sure what is up with their chai. I'm thinking probably too little of it. So, I really would like to enjoy the spot more as it's usually fairly quiet and serene in the morning, but I just wish I had a better hot drink to enjoy.

I had driven by this place many times and wanted to try it, simply because I liked the name…read more Turn out there is more than a name to like. It has a very nice shop inside where the smell of coffee is strong from grinding their own beans in house. I loved it and the vibe instantly. It has an old time feel which I love. The server was super nice and helpful in answering my wife and I's questions. I love that they serve lunch. I had a delicious tortilla soup while my wife enjoyed a panini, also delicious. My wife enjoyed a chocolate espresso, different ingredients than a mocha, while I enjoyed a chai latte. Both great and served very hot in a mug. Speaking of hot, the day was only mid 60's, but due to the many windows, which does bring beauty and good light into the shop, it was quite hot and stuffy inside, yet too cool to eat outside. I can't imagine how it feels on a hot day. The barista said the AC was on, but we couldn't feel it. They need to invest in some of those large ceiling fans Placed throughout the shop. That would do it, I think. Otherwise, we very much loved our experience there.

I really like the atmosphere in here. I got the avocado toast with bacon and it was yummy though…read moremessy to eat and I tried their watermelon refresher and it tasted kind of... artificial. I would have loved fresh slices of cucumber and fresh mint leaves in it or something. The mango one tasted a bit better. I found the service a little confusing - some things they wanted us to come get and others they brought us and when we went to clear our table the dish bin was overflowing so I wasn't sure what to do with things or if to leave them.

Really good burritos and quiche. Splurge a little and order the side of sour cream and salsa for…read more.50 it goes great with both! Coffee drinks are well made and great staff that will craft your drink to your liking. Love the faux stuffed Bison on the wall

The waffles are so dense they taste like scones. I would have been okay if they had been sold as…read morescones because this batter cannot be masquerading as a waffle. The coffee- cap breve - was too milky and mediocre, and the bean is a darker roast than I care for a breve palate to sport. Not worth the price point if you ask me.

Best coffee and service in town. Nice little coffee shop. Great big delicious homemade cinnamon…read morerolls, yummy oatmeal cookies, and ice cream too! Even serves gluten free chocolate chip cookies. Owner is kind and friendly. She roasts her own coffee too. Definitely coming back!

You guys have got to get new employees. They are so consistently bratty I don't know who hires them…read moreor thinks they're okay. It's literally like they only hire the brattiest people they can find. Not to mention the person taking the orders and making them is wearing a bandaid without a glove and sticking it inside cups to grab them. When asked if we could get a new cup, we were met with even more attitude, suprise! The only reason this place is still going is the location. It wouldn't survive anywhere else with this service.

Was coming in to dine at Inland Pacific Kitchen for breakfast and stopped in at Anvil Coffee…read more Chatted with the helpful barista, Willow about the different whole bean coffees and their distinctive blend. Went to brunch and came back out, and got a pound of beans and a two cups of coffee for me and my friend. Willow was absolutely wonderful and asked about our breakfast and experience with IPK. The coffee was delicious and though I was full I would have loved to try their fresh bagels baked daily and will come back to try them for sure. Great price for great products.

Quality roasted coffees. We order monthly and have it…read moreshipped. Its that good. Service, timeliness all important but taste is paramount and Anvil coffee delivers.

I've been coming here for over six years almost entirely because of the vegetarian breakfast tacos…read more They were one of my favorite breakfasts anywhere, loaded with avocado, sprouts, pickled onions, dill, pickled radish, egg, chipotle sauce, and so much flavor. I happily paid around $20 because they genuinely felt special. Today I ordered them like I always do, only to discover after leaving that they've completely changed. They're now just egg, cheese, and chorizo with pickled onions. No one mentioned that they were no longer vegetarian or that the recipe had changed so drastically. As someone who doesn't eat meat, I had no choice but to throw them away, so I ended up wasting $20 on a breakfast I couldn't even eat. I'm honestly really disappointed. I understand menus evolve, but when a longtime menu staple changes this much, especially from vegetarian to meat, it should be communicated clearly when ordering or at least noted prominently on the menu. Beyond that, the new version just doesn't justify the price anymore. It feels like a completely different product, and unfortunately not for the better. This isn't meant to be a harsh review because I've loved Ladder Coffee for years. These tacos were genuinely one of my favorite breakfasts in Spokane, which is why this was so disappointing. I just wish the change had been communicated. Going from a vegetarian taco loaded with fresh ingredients to a chorizo taco is a huge difference, and I would've ordered something else had I known. I hope you'll consider bringing the original version back or offering both options.

Beautiful modern coffee shop. Wonderful space to hang out or work. I tried the wild espresso…read morewhich are made with special blend beans with a hint of elderflower. It was very tasty. Pastries are brought in from a local baker. Small merch selection and beans are for sale. Easy parking. Please come and create your own adventure.