Chaps Diner and Bakery Spokane

If you don’t mind throwing down for the ultimate brunch experience, this is certainly your place. Tucked right off the Pullman highway just a few minutes from downtown Spokane, this location knows their brunch. When you enter, you get a whiff of fresh baked goods and a large open commercial kitchen that showcases their pastry creations of the day. While the line can be a bit long on weekends, they have created a seamless system where you order your meal at the front register and get a pastry right away while you go find a table and wait for your drinks and meal. Savory or sweet, they have it on the menu. I had their matcha latte and eggs florentine, with a chocolate croissant and couple pastries for the road. The food is entirely reasonable for the large portions you get. Flavors were sensational and absolutely satisfying. If you want to kick your morning up a knotch from the standard espresso, they have Irish coffees, Bloody Mary’s and Spiced Russians. This place knows how to do it right!

Outstanding food quality, elevated breakfast favorites here in a casual and comfortable setting with ample indoor and outdoor seating and friendly, efficient service. Oh yeah and the cappuccino is on point! I love this place! Get in line at the counter to order. They assign you a table number as you're waiting in line. Order. Head to your table and they bring everything to you. Get there early if you can because this place gets busy. I had the best eggs Benedict I've ever tasted. Every detail perfect. The fresh baked English muffin, the decadent hollandaise sauce, perfectly poached eggs, and high quality ham all worked in harmony to create eggs Benny bliss! Kudos to the kitchen! And the Maple Pecan Scone I tasted was excellent.

One of my top places to visit whenever I’m in the area. Never been disappointed. Every time I come here it’s been amazing food and service. The Monte Cristo and the Chick and Waffles are my two favorite dishes. The atmosphere is very unique with lots of antique decor with lots of outdoor plants.

Stopped in for dinner, got the pork chop fritter, the Yukon gold potatoes were amazing. The server was stretched pretty thin but did great. The vibe is eclectic, prices are reasonable. Beautiful outdoor patio for nice weather.

I ventured back to Spokane to attend my High School reunion (40th!) and my Dad suggested we go to a great breakfast place he knew out near Cheney. He is right, Chaps is a great spot especially if it’s warm enough to sit outside. The decor is interesting with some religious influences along with home style decorations. As expected, the line to order was very long and it took at least 30 minutes to get to the front. But once we ordered, our food came quickly and it was excellent. I got oatmeal and was so wrapped up I didn’t pay much attention to what other family members got. This spot is certainly off the path but well worth the effort to get here. The prices are reasonable too. Michael Delehanty Compass Real Estate

The food and atmosphere were incredible! The pastries are made fresh, the maple pecan scone was delicious. Definitely a must do in Spokane

Absolutely fantastic breakfast, was in town for a weekend and went twice. Didn't disappoint. Definitely get the Monte Cristo and the chicken and waffles!

Waiting staff was okay, it was not a busy day. First time at this place, no explanation from the lady that did talk to us that just brushed us off. Food all tasted like grease and the coffee was terrible. My chicken fried steak tasted like burnt grease and the meat its self was a stringy piece of rubber. Hash browns and eggs were the saving grace for our 120$ meal. my family left a full white chocolate Americano for the wasps along with the biscuits chicken and waffles and the poutine. Picture below is CFS that I made an attempt at. Like I said hashbrowns and eggs were good. Honestly unless you’re wanting some brunch mimosas and to put on a sundress with the girls just avoid this place. Dennys is better.