The Mason Jar

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.

They have the best toasted bagels I’ve ever had. There has been times that I will order a bagel to-​go, then I get home and see there is NO cream cheese on my bagel. Other than that, I love it here! Such a nice place to hangout

Super cute breakfast spot! I was in town visiting so my friend and I ate here. Ordered the biscuits and gravy and a an iced caramel latte. Food came quickly and was hot and fresh. It’s a different type of biscuits and gravy, the biscuits were buttery and the gravy had a little peppery (the spice) kick to it, but they were gracious with the serving. Iced latte was an iced latte, they put too much cream in it, but that’s ok. The atmosphere is just relaxed, very cute décor. You help yourself to the silverware, water, straws, etc.

This place is really good. The environment is spacious and great to hang-​out in. My simple, drip coffee is legitimately delicious and my Trail Bar is absolutely amazing. Granted, a small sample of what they offer, but, if I lived in Cheney, I would come here regularly.

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.

Wow! Super impressed. Great casual atmosphere. We sat at the window counter and watched the world go by. Fabulous fresh food. We had the home made mushroom soup and the house salad with bacon, feta, apples, and orange balsamic dressing.

Adorable and cozy café for breakfast/​brunch on a cold morning! It had really cute lighting and décor around the holidays. My breakfast sandwich was great, I don’t remember the name. I found the sauce (or cheese?) to be a bit salty though. Love the bar seats along the window! Wish this were in downtown Spokane so I could visit more often.

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 …

Fun little salads and sandwich place close to campus. Delicious food, reasonable prices, an OK beer selection. I go here a fair bit and am never disappointed.

Great atmosphere, great locally and ethically sourced food and beverage, and amazing customer service! This is one of my favorite places in Cheney!

Best place EVER. Not only a comfy and gorgeous coffee/​bakery shop but friendly staff and yummy treats. Try any of their coffees! Also Mary bakes an incredible banana bread with chocolate ganache. Yum!

Food is amazing! Try the biscuits and gravy if they still serve it. Wow. Mouth watering. Friendly staff makes me more than happy to support a local business. Only thing I would suggest is making the prices a bit more reasonable. But with the low retention rate cheney has for businesses, maybe it’s the best thing to do to stay afloat!

Just a really neat little place! Their baked goods are great! It’s really cozy and inviting and perfect for a coffee! Their sandwiches are spot on and the owner is really sweet. Can’t wait to come back !

The food is acceptable. Should cost half what they are charging. Typical wannabe sandwich fare. Nothing daring, but it is warm at least. Also, their internet doesn’t work because they have an improperly configured dhcp. So if you have Windows 10, pick somewhere else for food. But waste of my time because the waitress tried to Insinuate my computer was the problem and wouldn’t even restart the router, which solves problems like that 90% of the time.

Super food, super people.
Rotating menu. Locally sourced product.

I had a stale almond croissant and am expensive cup of drip coffee. The coffee was pretty good although it took them 10 minutes to pour it. My croissant was so stale my 13yo son wouldn’t eat it. The almond filling was very wet though which created a gummy center. I wouldn’t eat here again.

$ 6.50 for Biscuits and gravy, no hashbrowns or sides included. When I see biscuits, I’m thinking plural, more than 1. When you take 1 biscuit and cut it in half, that doesn’t count as biscuits. That’s still a biscuit. Ok, the ambiance is good, but that’s not why I’m there to eat. I’m there to eat food. This place isn’t worth the money. French toast? 3 halves, that’s it, $ 6.50. Zip’s has a much better breakfast than here.

Super cute spot in downtown Cheney. Love the vintage décor 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!

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.

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!