The Grain Shed

I only visited once, so my review is off what I got...wasn't able to try their other breads/sandwiches! The atmosphere is casual bistro and service was friendly. The chocolate croissants were fine, and the ginger molasses cookie was a tad too spicy for me, but still good!

Delicious! The ham and cheese croissant was the best I have had since my trip to France! I purchased the white bread lunch box loaf- light airy and super soft with a nice crust. I also purchased the Turkey Red- super crusty and soft airy inside. The flavor was light and delicious. This is a gem of a bakery. A hidden jewel the Perry district must be proud to have in their neighborhood! Hand sliced and the customer service is top notch. Be sure to check out their website and plan for the days they make specialty breads.

Some of the best bread I’ve ever had! I ordered the heirloom tomato sandwich and the labneh was amazing. Many options for those of us who aren’t sweet breakfast people. I can’t wait to go back next time I’m in Spokane!

I tried the Breakfast Sando this trip; a delicious combo of a pork cutlet, egg, fresh greens and cheese perfectly seasoned on thick artisan sandwich bread. It was really enough for two considering I added ginger molasses cookie. Live music added to the complete coziness.

The Grain Shed has the very best breads and pastries in Spokane. Their beer is also fantastic! They use high quality ingredients and you can taste the difference! Everything here is just great. We don’t live in Spokane anymore but always swing by on our way through. I highly recommend going here if you haven’t! Make sure to get here early if you want bread, it sells out fast.

Service was friendly. Fresh croissant was crisp, yet fluffy inside. Drip coffee was good as well. Environment inside is small and quaint. Fruit pastry is deelish! Love the early Grey. Nice sourdough starter too. Like the live music!

I went in to leave an order for Friday morning, five bread and cheese flights. I tried to phone in the order, but call went straight to voicemail and a full mailbox. While I was there, I decided to grab a couple items to go, a plain croissant 🥐 ($3.50) and a chocolate croissant ($4). The plain croissant may be the best I've eaten--flaky and buttery. The chocolate was disappointing (see picture) the chocolate was a few hard, un-melted chunks. The bakery was easy to find, but parking was a challenge as the bakery is at the edge of a residential area and parking is on the street--there's no parking lot. UPDATE- Raised the 4 rating to 5 stars. I picked up my order on Friday at 8:30 and found easier parking and no wait to get my order of five Bread and Cheese Flights ($15ea). My friends and I loved the selection of sauces and toppings, as well as the breads. I plan to go back.

We went here twice in three days on our way through Spokane. The Otis is phenomenal, and the Borek with curry filling and a Koriander / Parsley Sauce was special. The next time, we got the bread sampler with various dips and spreads. Also very memorable! We also bought olives and feta, which made great gifts. Would highly recommend a stop here!