With school back in full swing, finding the perfect spot to hit the  books (or take a much-needed study break) is essential. Luckily, downtown Spokane is full of cozy cafés, quiet corners, and vibrant spaces that make studying feel a little more fun. Whether you’re a high schooler cramming for a test or a college student tackling a big project, we’ve rounded up some of the best places to study, sip, and stay focused downtown.

 

 

Coffee Shops

When it comes to study sessions, nothing pairs better than a warm cup of coffee and a cozy atmosphere. Downtown Spokane’s coffee shops offer just the right mix of caffeine, comfort, and quiet corners for focused productivity.

Atticus Coffee & Gifts recommended for individual study or a small group up to 4-5 people.

Twenty-Seventh Heaven recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people.

Indaba Coffee Roasters recommended for small to larger groups (reserve the meeting room HERE)

Brews Brothers recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people.

Jupiter’s Eye recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people.

First Avenue Coffee recommended for small to larger groups (5-6 people)

 

Casual Bars & Breweries

Sometimes a change of pace—and maybe a pint—can make studying feel less like a chore. With their laid-back vibes and spacious seating, these downtown spots double as great places to hit the books or brainstorm with a group.

Brickwest Brewing recommended for small to larger groups (long family style tables fitting up to 10+ people)

Garden Party recommended for individual study or a small group up to 4-5 people

Bardic Brewing & Cider recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people

Locust Cider recommended for individual study or a small group up to 4-5 people

Humble Abode Brewing recommended for small to larger groups (long family style tables fitting up to 8+ people)

Neato Burrito recommended for individual study or a small group up to 4-5 people

 

Cafes & Lunch Spots

Fueling your brain is just as important as getting the work done. These cafés and lunch spots provide hearty meals, inviting spaces, and a refreshing break from traditional study environments.

David’s Pizza recommended for small to larger groups (long  tables fitting up to 8+ people)

Marketplace Cafe recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people

Victory Burger recommended for small to larger groups (cafeteria style seating, multiple tables to be moved together if needed)

Madeleine’s recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people

Soulful Soups & Spirits recommended for individual study or a small group up to 3-4 people

Whether you like studying in a quiet corner or surrounded by the hum of a coffee shop, downtown Spokane has plenty of places to choose from. The next time you need to focus or just want a change of scenery, grab a coffee, settle in, and see how downtown can be the perfect backdrop for your study session.

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