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November 8, 2009 in Business
Neighborly expansion
West Central businesses aim to fill gap in community
Abe Henderson manages the new Indaba Coffee Bar in the Walnut Corners project, an affordable housing complex on Broadway in Spokane.
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There are a lot of reasons for starting up a small business, even in a recession, but for three socially conscious shops in West Central Spokane, it came down to one: The neighborhood needed them.
Between the Spokane County Courthouse and the western edge of the city, there were few family-friendly places to meet for coffee, no place to snag a healthful snack or browse for a good book.
Until now.
On Monday, Indaba Coffee formally opens its doors at 1425 W. Broadway Ave. in space it will share with two nonprofits, the Book Parlor and Katie’s Table, a deli …
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