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CAFE CHAIRS COFFEE 113 W. Indiana Ave. | 340-8787 Owners Chris Nichols and Mitch Moczulski have built Chairs into an all-around social spot, combining food, drinks and events, like openmic nights on Mondays and live music on Tuesdays, both hosted by Spokane singer/songwriters. Come in for a coffee date — the cozy mismatched chairs welcome you — or play one of the many board games laying around. Located in the former Coffee Social spot, Chairs offers a full menu of sandwiches and serves Roast House coffee, including French press and white coffee.
GREEN FROG CAFE 100 E. Main St., Palouse | 878-1490 The Green Frog Cafe’s tagline is “It’s All Good.” Seems to be the case. This cafe is all about sustainability and community involvement. Co-owners Tiana Gregg and Paula Echanove use regional barley, lentils and hummus as staples, and support community art and music. Every Thursday they have live music and Friday is openmic night. The menu is straightforward: All salads $7. All sandwiches $6.75, made with bread from Wheatberries Bake Shop in Moscow. And now they’re offering mini-pizzas for $8. It really is all good.
REVEL 77 3223 E. 57th Ave. | 280-0518 It’s new, it’s cool and it’s on the South Hill. Revel 77 serves coffee from roasters DOMA, Victrola and Water Avenue, with a homemade syrup like cardamom orange or vanilla ginger, if you wish. Enjoy simple, good quality, no-nonsense coffee in an artistic atmosphere.
MAIN MARKET CO-OP 44 W. Main Ave. | 458-2667 If you don’t want to cook dinner or if you need a new quick lunch place, Main Market’s deli counter offers local, organic products already prepared. At lunch, they make sandwiches and pressed sammies to order, and all day long, they offer vegetable salads, daily soups, meats,
side dishes, and amazing vegan and gluten-free cakes. And they brew coffee from local roasters — a good sidekick to a fresh pastry (or two). TASTE CAFE 180 S. Howard St. | 468-2929 Sweet, savory or both? With the multitude of options Taste Cafe offers, it’s difficult not to order the lot. Taste slam-dunks comfort food with their grilled sandwiches, mac ’n’ cheese, pot pies and fresh-from-theoven cookies, oozing with chocolate. Pair with a cup of red pepper gouda soup or a cup of coffee from DOMA Roasters. The salad sampler lets you try three different salads from the case — consider the chicken tabbouleh, caprese pasta salad or about a dozen more. n
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