Ladder Coffee Roasters - Coffee shop in Spokane - 2823 N Monroe St, USA

It was my first time visiting Ladder. I love the atmosphere. It's cute, cozy, and a chill place to grab coffee. We got a scone and their breakfast sandwich. The scone was flavorful and was "moist" for a scone. It was pretty good. The breakfast sandwich didn't have a ton of flavor, I mostly could taste the fried egg, but was decent. I ordered the white chocolate lavender latte. I truthfully couldn't taste much of either flavor, but it was a good latte. My husband had the hazelnut latte and said his was really good. Overall it was a good experience and we'll be back.

The cafe was very clean and visually appealing. While being busy it was not overly loud or noisy inside and the indie themed music was at a nice volume. Our coffees were promptly made without a long wait and the barista added an artistic touch to our lattes. 4/5 would come again! Edit: In response I would say we were excited to try out your food and avocado toast is one of my wife's favorite snacks but there were so many toppings and different trendy ingredients listed on it, to us it just did not look appetizing. Some classic bakery items like a brownie or regular avocado toast would be great! Perhaps to other people the food is fantastic but for us we didn't end up trying anything. Thanks for the follow up!

This place has been all the rage for quite awhile, so it's a trendy place to like. I get it. But like so many trendy places, it's now just trading on its trendiness (i.e. its old reputation). But what do you actually get? Decent coffee drinks and pretty good food, but at exorbitant prices. Two breakfast sandwiches (each on a modest brioche bun -- see pic) and two 12 oz. chai lattes (12 oz. mind you) put me out $35. Did I say exorbitant? That's $10/sandwich and $6/drink. Then there's the service. Took 20 minutes to get the sandwiches because the cashier forgot to put our order in. Again, I get it. We all make mistakes. No worries. But when I went up to inquire about said missing sandwiches, I got nothing approximating an "Oh my gosh. Let me make it up to you. Two drinks on the house." I didn't even get a simple "I'm so sorry about that." Just an "Oh yeah. Forgot to put in your order." No, really? Ladder to nowhere.

Ladder Coffee Roasters on Monroe lets in the sun with large windows and has a zen ambiance, perfect for hanging out, conversing, or enjoying a good book. Check out their breakfast menu & try the avocado toast. This place welcomes its customers with friendly baristas and is backed by excellent coffee!

Great service, delicious avocado-toast with egg. Ceremonial grade matcha is also on point.

We both decided to try a new coffee drink but neither of us liked our drink sadly. We ordered the special orange creamsicle, which didn’t come with cream so I requested some. It just had a bitter dried orange rind floating, my son had a latte with lavender syrup but also said it was so bitter. We usually really like their coffee, that’s why we went there. We hadn’t been in a long time and thought it would be a treat. Oh well. Disappointing. Ambiance was good, lots of seating, good music.

First time in this location we had our coffee. We love coffee shop hoping and so glad we ran into this one while browsing the vintage stores on Monroe. The interior is spacey and airy. Lots if tables and seatings are available. Baristas are friendly and skilled. We enjoyed our drinks and this location and their downtown location are both very nice

Friendly staff and good coffee! Was pretty cold in the space when I visited but there was a lot of seating available. It would be great if they had a toaster oven to warm up pastries. I know I had the vegan coffee cake and it was a bit older so it wasn’t great but could have been a lot better if it was warmed.