The Tin Cup

This is a coffee and sandwich shop that does those tasks very, very well. They also sell a smattering of gifty items. Our visit was a stop while in the area on a cycle ride. Coffee sounded good on this cool day. After walking in we saw that they also did some food, mostly sandwich type items. We decided to give those a try as well.
The very friendly (genuine) staff made suggestions based on our likes and we ended up with a couple variations of turkey sandwiches.
My wife had the Turkey Gobbler which was basically the regular sandwich w/​cranberry sauce added to it. She also chose the potato salad as the side. She liked both quite a bit.
I had the regular turkey sandwich with a chipotle sauce added. I also had the potato salad. The sandwich was piled with just the right amount of turkey and veggies and the sauce was spicy but not hot. Both sandwiches were piled between haves of a ciabatta bun. The potato salad was also very good.
My wife also had a mocha which she enjoyed.
The interior is set up as a café/​gift shop and there is plenty of elbow room. There were about 5 – 6 four place tables as well as a couch for just kicking back to relax.
When in the area we’ll certainly stop in for another visit.

The Tin Cup was a wonderful surprise. Super friendly service, reasonably priced food and a cozy atmosphere.
My husband and I stopped here after camping by Spokane Lake. I had the crispy croissant sandwich with ham, egg, cheese, chipotle, tomato and onion. So tasty! My husband had the biscuits and gravy. A great value for $ 3.50. The coffee is also very good. The next time we are in this part of WA, we will definitely stop here again.

On a trip to Spokane we were drive out to near by Nine mile falls and found the Tin Cup. What a great find, the food is some of the best I ever had. I ordered a Turkey and Provolone sandwich when pasta salad. The turkey was fresh thick cut turkey brest meat not cheap pressed lunch meat. The pasta salad was the best I have ever had, I love pasta salad and I have never had one that tasted this good. Their coffee is as good as any coffee shop out there. The biggest plus was the service, the ladies working there go out of their way to make sure you have a great experience and everyone is so friendly. When ever I’m in Spokane I will stop by the Tin cup for coffee and lunch, what a great find.

Great service and atmosphere. Love that it is so close to the centennial trail. Food is delish and the Hawaiian pasta is a family favorite.

This is a great little stop near the Nine Mile camping area.
The waitress/​barista was very friendly and helpful.
The breakfast menu was a little limited, but tasted great. We had the breakfast burrito and toasted bagel sandwich.
Our girls enjoyed the huge playground and playhouse in the back.

We got in a little late for camping and needed some food. We saw this place on the way into the park. They have a variety of sandwiches from the menu, or you can make your own. The people were very nice and accommodating.
We had our 2 year old with us and there is a big play structure and sandbox outside that he could climb on while we ate, and after sitting in the car for about 6 hours he needed it!