12 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Spokane Valley

“I hesitate to leave this review, but only for selfish reasons. Galaxy grind is awesome. I want to share the love, but I don't want it to get busier than it already is My husband and I have been loyal customers for years. The employees know what we're going to order before we even get to the window. This might not seem too impressive, but we moved to the other side of the state over a year ago. We recently were back in the area and decided to stop by. They still remembered our drinks and breakfast items. The food is always good, the drinks are perfect. And the employees make it worth the (occasional) long wait.“

“Every time I go to WDC I leave with a new favorite drink. The South Hill location is over the top with customer service and Morgan specifically is always down to get creative for me! Always love my experience with WDC!“

“We are in town from Indiana visiting friends for the week. They took us to C&G today for Easter brunch and I have nothing but great things to say- we got right in to a table without waiting, the food was INCREDIBLE and service was top tier. Thanks for the great memory!!!“

“Not only is Char an extremely talented brewer, the atmosphere and set up of the bar is always top notch. We love to stop by during our bike rides to grab a quick drink. Their stouts and IPAs are always amazing, but I particularly love the sours. They also host cool events like art-making and Halloween parties. If you’re looking for a classy but fun place to hang out, and have excellent tasting beer to go with, check out Badass Backyard Brewing.“

“Amazing!! Service is great and my favorite IPA!!“

“my visit to Dutch Bros was nothing short of extraordinary, thanks in large part to the outstanding service provided by that very nice blonde girl. Her professionalism, enthusiasm, and genuine kindness exemplify the values of Dutch Bros and elevate the entire customer experience to new heights. I cannot recommend Dutch Bros highly enough, and I eagerly look forward to my next visit, knowing that I'll be greeted with the same exceptional service and delicious drinks that make Dutch Bros truly one-of-a-kind.“

“Best menu great service affordable as well as locally owned, what more could you ask for“

“Great food and the lady that worked there was nice. She even told us about a special to get a better deal. Since it was close to what we were ordering. My all time favorite was the crazy eight cheese sticks. Wow!!! We went there for lunch and to celebrate our anniversary. Love the history information on the tables. Thank you for the great lunch!“

“I think this may have converted me to becoming a Dutch Bros fan. As a first timer here, one of the staff taking our order was very patient enough to let me know what flavors are available (I was looking for something with chocolate and mint). Quality of drinks + sizes can't be beat! Not as sugary as other retail chain coffee shops so I wasn't just drinking caffeinated sugar water. Service was quick and staff sure knows how to provide great customer service.“

“Always friendly. Always efficient. Always delicious.What I appreciate most: staff was always just as polite and service-oriented to this (until recently) homeless guy who rarely for the last decade had the money for this luxury, but who just sometimes needed some iced or hot water in my bottle or thermos.There are a distressing number of local & national businesses where —sometimes with money in hand + a few places I used to spend money regularly back in the days when I never had to worry about money— I, myself, have been (& have also seen friends be) treated belittlingly, made to feel inferior.Over the course of 9 years living "unhoused" I have experienced being treated the following ways:• blatantly ignored, • charged more than others, • kept waiting longer than others (sometimes they came in after me), & • otherwise openly insulted or even physically attacked. (I am, for the record quite visibly handicapped. Lost both feet to frostbite 2nd winter outdoors. Some of this happened while I was in a wheelchair. I doubt I'm the only one with such stories.)My partner & I were even once, at a downtown fast food place, where we paid almost $20 (for what for us was usually a rare treat) literally served refuse of of their garbage can instead of the food we ordered.Anyway, getting back to the point, I have experienced way, way, way more kindness than otherwise. For every act of rudeness, I've had a score of touchingly thoughtful gestures. For every look of disdain or derision, they've been a dozen "good mornings" or "God bless yous".& Most importantly, for every time I have ever gone to any Dutch Bros. anytime for any reason there i have never once in any way been treated with anything other than the highest level of service, as if I were the most valuable customer ever.That is a human kindness that words can barely begin to express my gratitude for. Anytime that I am ever able to purchase a coffee beverage for myself, I will only choose Dutch Bros.My eternal gratitude ?“

“We went to Whistle Stop,, I was undecided after looking at the huge selection, Madison recommended a coconut/ vanilla latte.. Oh my, I think I found my new favorite drink, at my favorite location!“

“We started with Wisconsin cheese curds. They were delicious. I then ordered a cheese pizza, and when it came I was so disappointed. It looked and tasted a grocery store pizza. I only ate 1 piece. ?Vegetarian options: The restaurant listed vegetarian options. I eagerly scanned the menu. For dinner, I had the choice of cheese pizza, salad, or fettuccine. They have a large selection of burgers but no vegetarian burgers. I probably won't be back since I didn't like what I had.“