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Editor’s note: This is the third story in an ongoing series featuring the multiple coffee shops in downtown Pullman, ahead of a tasting event in November hosted by the Pullman Chamber of Commerce. Going out to get a cup of coffee just is not the same without bringing your dog along, which is why CJ.
); })() New owners Amanda and Jeff LaShaw took over this small coffee roastery in Kendall Yards at the start of the year, and while much of Tom Sawyer s offerings haven t changed, the couple did make one exceedingly popular addition: coffee flights. On a recent Wednesday afternoon, Tom Sawyer s cafe seating is full, and nearly every table is sampling its spring seasonal coffee flight. Served on a wooden board, each flight of four 10-ounce servings can be customized to include any beverage on its menu. The featured spring flight, however, offers a wide sampling of the cafe s current offerings, and was crafted to be on the lighter side with two lattes and two non-coffee drinks.
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Zach Wilkinson/Daily NewsCJ Robert, left, and the âshop dogâ Nala, 5, greet Brian Clark and his dog Dirks, 7, of Pullman, as they enter Pups and Cups Cafe in downtown Pullman on Friday morning. âWe go for a walk every morning and I always figure the loop out so that we end up here for our post-walk treat. These guys are amazing,â Clark said.
Zach Wilkinson/Daily News
Zach Wilkinson/Daily News
Quincy Robert, an owner of Pups and Cups Cafe in downtown Pullman, prepares breakfast burritos made with local ingredients. âWe try to support local businesses as best as we can, so most of our ingredients come from shops in town,â Robert said.
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Zach Wilkinson/Daily NewsCJ Robert, left, and the âshop dogâ Nala, 5, greet Brian Clark and his dog Dirks, 7, of Pullman, as they enter Pups and Cups Cafe in downtown Pullman on Friday morning. âWe go for a walk every morning and I always figure the loop out so that we end up here for our post-walk treat. These guys are amazing,â Clark said.
Zach Wilkinson/Daily News
Zach Wilkinson/Daily News
Quincy Robert, an owner of Pups and Cups Cafe in downtown Pullman, prepares breakfast burritos made with local ingredients. âWe try to support local businesses as best as we can, so most of our ingredients come from shops in town,â Robert said.