Indaba plans first Indaba Fest
The family friendly festival features music, coffee, doughnuts and more.
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Hello Sugar specializes in mini doughnuts and plans to open a second location in Spokane Valley. The flagship store opened in June and shares space in Kendall Yards with Indaba Coffee Roasters.
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Bobby Enslow, owner of Indaba Coffee Roasters, prepares an espresso drink at his North Nettleton Street location on the west end of Kendall Yards.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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Hello Sugar specializes in mini doughnuts and shares a space with Indaba Coffee Roasters on the west end of Kendall Yards.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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Hello Sugar specializes in mini doughnuts and shares a space with Indaba Coffee Roasters on the west end of Kendall Yards.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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Hello Sugar specializes in mini doughnuts and shares a space with Indaba Coffee Roasters on the west end of Kendall Yards.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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A latte sits on a table at the North Nettleton Street location of Indaba Coffee Roasters.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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A latte sits on a table at the North Nettleton Street location of Indaba Coffee Roasters.
Adriana Janovich The Spokesman-Review
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