Indaba Coffee — Restaurant in Spokane

In response to the owner, someone made an executive decision to close all the bathrooms and not use anything reusable on bloomsday; My guess is so that they didn't have to tend the bathrooms or wash dishes. Line was out the door, long wait, but I still treated everyone with respect and tipped extremely well; despite the interactions with the barista.

Coffee was pretty good. Food was ok, but small portions and over priced. I prefer smaller portions, but it must taste better then this for what it cost.

Biggest reason I'll never come here again is the service. Barista with the dreads was extremely rude. I had 3 interactions with her and every response was short, snarky, and unwelcoming. I believe in spreading kindness, it's sad that she treats people this way. She called my name for my order, I pick up the food and drinks grouped together. She then says in a super rude slow tone "is your name Spencer? That is not yours". My thought was, why did you group them together and call my name then?

Lastly all bathrooms were "out of service" and the rude barista looked up and said "right out there" with a condescending tone pointing to the porta potty, really? Also not a single reusable item was around. Single use everything. I'm guessing this was because of bloomsday, glad to know the environment takes a backseat for busy business days. To me this place isn't what it preaches, just trying...

Indaba Coffee is perfect spot for coffee enthusiasts seeking a warm, inviting atmosphere paired with exceptional brews. Located in a cozy neighborhood setting, Indaba excels at creating a welcoming environment where every detail reflects their passion for quality coffee. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans and a friendly, knowledgeable staff eager to share their expertise.

Their menu showcases a thoughtfully curated selection of single-origin coffees, expertly brewed using various methods such as pour-over, AeroPress, and Chemex. Each cup highlights unique flavor profiles, allowing customers to savor the nuanced characteristics of different beans. The baristas are passionate and skilled, often happy to offer recommendations or discuss the origins and tasting notes of their offerings.

Beyond coffee, Indaba boasts a comfortable interior with minimalist decor that encourages relaxation and conversation. They also host occasional tastings and brewing workshops, emphasizing their commitment to education and community engagement. Whether you're a connoisseur or just looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a superb cup of coffee, Indaba Coffee delivers consistently memorable experiences rooted in quality and care. It's definitely worth a visit for any...

Agree with previos comments It’s misery to wait in their lines, zero concern with being efficient, and baristas are very chatty. Baristas don’t do anything to move people fast through the line. I was second in line and there was a couple of people asking about every item in the menu and talking about other unrelated stuff with the barista. I set my table in the mid time and went back to the line, the people first in line were still looking at the menus unaware that they were other clients in line ready to order. The baristas could have take other orders while these people were still deciding (like in any other cafe). Then after other 5 min they started ordering but midway their order they start talking with barista about his jacket! 🤯 I asked the other barista if I could get my order. No, the only solution was to wait until the friendly chat about every topic in the world finish! Clients might be unaware of other people in line whose time deserve respect. That’s when the baristas...