DOMA Coffee Roasting Company

Kind people, awesome place, and great coffee! We’re super happy we were able to stop by! If you’re anywhere near Post Falls, ID check them out.

We went to hike Zion in July and we visited also the cute city of Springdale, Utah. We stopped for a coffee in a small coffee shop named Deep Creek Coffee and we really loved the place and they had for sell Doma. First of all I liked the package of these coffees. After we had finished our delicious espresso, I asked to the girls what kind of the coffee they used because was very good and very italian taste!
And they told me they use Doma and also gave me a little of info about the company too. I also have to say that the girls in the coffee place were very nice!
I bought a bag of «The Chronic» and I’m ready to buy more!

Hands down, they are the leader for local coffee.
DOMA has been around for a long time and their coffee (any blend or variety) has been consistently good. They are stocked in several grocery locations around town, but if you want to get from the source, they you must visit Monday through Friday, as they are not open during the weekend. Late last year they remodeled their «entrance area.» It is now a workspace/​coffee display in which you can now order a cup of joe as you pick up a bag of your favorite blend. They support our community and do it while making great coffee.

Great coffee and great customer service! What more can you ask for? They have done a beautiful job with their remodel and I love how they support the community.

This was a very fun experience. DOMA has revamped its roaster-​base look. They now have a «coffee lab» which is the first thing you’ll see when you come in. It’s their «store front» if you will and behind that is their training space.
If you go to their Facebook page and/​or look below at my pictures (or visit!!!) you’ll notice many of their items are reused wood for their tables and even a bike wheel… Thing overhead entangled with what looks like guitar jacks and at the end… Light bulbs!
Flowers are spread throughout these 2 visible places to make it look more colorful and decorated. The owners and others where out on the floor and greeted me warmly. Mike is their accountant, he was a pleasant fellow to talk with and the person I spent the majority of the time learning about DOMA.
Can’t recommend coming here enough. Oh by the way I purchased a cappuccino for 3.75 and was well pleased.

I ordered a Colombian roast online and got it extremely fresh — it made an excellent cup of pour-​over. Personal experience with Terry has made it clear that DOMA’s coffee *and* people are awesome. Will be enjoying more DOMA coffee in the future.

Be sure to support the Team Rep Women’s Bike Racing Team by purchasing La Biciletta #cyclng

We love it. We serve it at Rep Café. 3320 North Grand Mill Lane. Coeur d’Alene. (208) 930‑4922

all I have to say is DOMA COFFEE IS THE BEST

Coffee with a cause.
While dining out, when the coffee has been noticeably good enough to ask what they pour — its DOMA.
Not just now and then, but every time.
DOMA Coffee Roasting Company is a small family-​owned roastery located in North Idaho.
DOMA is certified organic, fair trade and direct relationship coffee.
It must be Coffee Karma.
Character is what is revealed by what you do when no one is looking.
DOMA has plenty of character. DOMA’s company culture and ethics is as rich and soulful as the coffee they roast.
Therefore you end up with a great cup o’ joe.
PS — So far I’ve discovered DOMA is poured at Lindamans, Madeleine’s, Bittersweet, Ferrante’s and available online for home coffee bliss.