Latte Art Workshop with Aaron Jordan

Learn to create beautiful Latte Art at The Kitchen Engine!



2 hours Location Spokane Class size 1 to 18 guests   $89

Steam Perfect Microfoam

Steam Perfect Microfoam

Learn how to texture milk for silky, smooth microfoam—the foundation of every great latte design.


Master the Pour

Master the Pour

Practice pitcher control, cup positioning, and pouring techniques that bring latte art to life. Learn troubleshooting techniques.


Create Classic Designs

Create Classic Designs

Learn to free-pour popular patterns including the Heart, Tulip, and Rosetta.


Sip & Take Home Skills

Sip & Take Home Skills

Enjoy your creations, sample house-made treats, and leave with freshly roasted coffee beans to continue practicing at home


Class Style: 50% hands-on participation workshop
Ready to dive into the world of latte art? Join us for a hands-on latte art class where you will learn the proper techniques and fundamentals to create beautiful designs on your lattes.
Beginners welcome! Aaron will guide you through the process, making sure you feel comfortable and confident as you begin your latte art journey. You'll have the chance to sip on your creations and enjoy some delicious made in-house treats throughout the class.
Aaron Jordan is a veteran of the specialty coffee industry with 17 years of comprehensive experience spanning every facet of the business. Currently serving as the managing partner at Roast House Coffee in Spokane, Washington, his journey in coffee has taken him from behind the espresso bar to the highest levels of operations and sourcing. After honing his craft in the vibrant coffee scenes of Detroit and Chicago, Jordan has established himself in the Pacific Northwest, where he brings his extensive knowledge as a green coffee buyer and roaster to bear. He is particularly passionate about educating others on specialty coffee, sustainable coffee sourcing, and helping coffee enthusiasts perfect their brewing techniques at home.
By the end of this workshop, you'll leave with newfound latte art skills and a bag of freshly roasted beans to take home!
Embrace your creativity and join us for an unforgettable latte art experience!
~PLEASE NOTE~
Due to the nature of live events and incurred costs, we are not able to issue refunds or credits for cancellations within 7 days of a class date, including illnesses or otherwise. However, if you have someone who would like to come in your place, we are happy to accommodate them. Our full refund policy is included in the email you will receive prior to class.

Upcoming dates for Latte Art Workshop with Aaron Jordan

Times are Los Angeles time. Dates and prices as of 15 Nov 2026, 1:24pm; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

1 upcoming date between 7 Dec 2026 and 7 Dec 2026.

  • Mon, Dec 7 2026, 5:45pm-7:45pm
What you'll get
a 12oz bag of Roast House Coffee Beans
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Knowledge required
Beginner Friendly! Ages 16 and up
Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 16 years old).

Adult accompaniment is not required.

Location

The Kitchen Engine - 621 West Mallon Avenue Suite 416, Spokane, WA

Find us inside The Flour Mill

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Recent reviews of Latte Art Workshop with Aaron Jordan

  • 5/5 from Angela Nelson, attended Oct 2026: Just a fun night out with my friends and we had a great time. The class was well organized and take home Roasthouse coffee was a delicious perk! Aaron was fun and very hands on with the entire class. He really brought the energy and just made it enjoyable. Thanks!
  • 5/5 from Edward Dufresne, attended Oct 2026: Aaron was great, and broke down the concepts well. I could pour a basic heart by the end!!
  • 5/5 from Lacey Kuhlmann, attended Oct 2026: Such an enjoyable experience!! Can't wait to practice until it's perfect. Thank you.
  • 5/5 from Lupita Zamarron Perez, attended Oct 2026: Aaron was amazing in his energy and teaching skills! It was incredibly fun to learn and he answered all our questions. One thing I think would make it a bit easier would be to have multiple demonstrations in smaller groups so we can see the movements up close. However, the Kitchen Engine staff were also very helpful and kind. Thank you!
  • 4/5 from Cindy Doolette, attended Oct 2026: Great informative class. The speaker/presenter (Aaron) was funny and easily pulled the room together. Was a very nice way to spend a couple hours with hubby on our anniversary. I feel like the class drastically helped my milk stretching technique, and look forward to mastering the pour!
  • 5/5 from Julie Hoffmeyer, attended Jul 2026: This was a great class. The teacher was knowledgeable, helpful and funny. The classroom itself was well organized and easy to work in. I feel like I got a good start in the coffee world and I am ready to learn more!
  • 5/5 from Krista Anderson, attended Jul 2026: Fun for a wide range of skill sets, from absolute beginners to passionate home baristas. I had barely touched my espresso machine before taking the latte art class. The steam wand was an eldritch implement. But now I know enough to have fun doodling with foam and can really appreciate the skill it takes!
  • 5/5 from Christopher Cloake, attended Jul 2026: Went from dropping milk duds to dropping Picassos! Aaron and his teaching staff were absolutely incredible from being entertaining to supportive. Would highly recommend!
  • 5/5 from Bredan Dixon, attended Jul 2026: Fun class! It will take plenty of practice to get the designs right, but the instruction was clear and we had lots of time to work at it.
  • 5/5 from Jamie Popov, attended Jul 2026: The atmosphere and setting were great! Would recommend to anyone wanting to learn how to steam milk properly and create great art. Was very hands on!
  • 5/5 from Kavisha Singh, attended Apr 2026: Great class with lots of opportunity for hand on practice which is essential. Would recommend to anyone trying to make latte Art! Wish it was in the morning so we could drink more coffee haha
  • 5/5 from Kim Chase, attended Apr 2026: This is our first class at Kitchen Engine and we loved it! Aaron was so engaging and knowledgeable! He is a very good teacher and made the class so enjoyable. We loved the hands on practice and will continue practicing at home. The lovely snacks were an unexpected bonus!
  • 5/5 from Amy Culley, attended Apr 2026: Aaron was so fun! Great time! We enjoyed the evening very much. Thank you for the fun.
  • 5/5 from Ronnie Loveall, attended Feb 2026: Such a fun evening learning latte art with Aaron! He was very entertaining, shared fun stories and lots of knowledge about espresso making and latte art. He made it look effortless, but it was a lot harder than we had imagined, and definitely something that will take lots of practice but we now have the initial building blocks! We loved the kitchen space and the entire staff was helpful and friendly, we’ll definitely be back for more classes! Thank you again Aaron!
  • 5/5 from Joyce Bakes Roskelley, attended Jan 2026: Hi Aaron, We enjoyed the class so much, particularly getting to know you. Class was well organized with plenty of folks to help. HELP! We didn't feel like we gained any particular skill but we sure had a good time. It was our 54th Anniversary and it was a delight to escape the evening news. We need to do things more often. We will see you at the Roast House soon. Thank you for the coffee.
  • 5/5 from Lesly Ellis, attended Jan 2026: It was a very fun and informative class! And I left with a better understanding of how to do latte art and almost accomplished a heart! Very excited to keep practicing! Aaron is a great teacher! Very fun and energetic!
  • 5/5 from Ray Schulz, attended Jan 2026: My Husband is so difficult to shop for, so now I lean toward gifting activities not physical gifts and this Latte Art class was a hit! this was a fun way to spend time together and learning about something we like to enjoy daily! The instructor was educational and made himself approachable, this was so important because it's A LOT harder than it looks! He provided a safe space to ask questions and be able to laugh at yourself.
  • 5/5 from Mark Headley, attended Jan 2026: We had a blast!! Thank you for the experience. We are looking forward to creating art in our cups.
  • 5/5 from Alexandria van de Veer, attended Jan 2026: Latte art class. The venue provided more munchies than expected. A very pleasant surprise. The instructor moved things along and had a great personality. He was very approachable and interactive.
  • 4/5 from Mark Olson, attended Jan 2026: Aaron is a very engaging and enjoyable instructor. The class waa informative and helpful. Thank you.
  • 4/5 from Emma Canady, attended Jan 2026: Aaron was great, and this was a good time. The information section was super helpful! If I had one note, I think a smaller group would have been helpful. More one on one time to critique/help correct would have been useful as I left with the basics but not one hundred percent sure how to fix my own movements. But overall still a great time.
  • 5/5 from Nathaniel Coulson, attended Nov 2025: Aaron and the kitchen Engine put on a great class that balanced giving context and hands on instruction. The initial demo was great to see the steps in action and Aaron spent the hands on portion giving great one on one advice around the room. I made 5 or 6 lattes during the class and was able to improve each time! Kitchen engine provided two different types of espresso machines to work on; automatic steam and manual steam, which allowed for good machine experience and a true beginner friendly environment. If this isn’t the first latte art you’ve made, Aaron’s feed back was great to help get the most out of what you’ve already practiced. TL/DR: super helpful class appropriate for a wide range of skills! I’d happily take another!
  • 5/5 from Amanda Nelson, attended Nov 2025: My friend and I attended together and had a blast. Neither of us had even touched an espresso machine before but we learned a lot and had lots of fun. Still working on perfecting our designs, but that’s 1/2 the fun. Absolutely would recommend — the class antmosphere was fun annd supportive, Aaron was knowledgeable, entertaining and walked around to help attendees. Great night!
  • 5/5 from Felix Lopez Garcia, attended Nov 2025: Class was great! Aaron made it very enjoyable and was ready to assist so we could all perfect our skills. If you are having second thoughts about taking this class I wouldn’t think twice Aaron’s a pro and over all the class was very helpful to learn most importantly the texture needed when steaming the milk to be able to make your art. 10/10
  • 4/5 from Kat Carlen, attended Nov 2025: It was a fun class and I was able to take the knowledge I learned from the class home to continue improving on my latte art.
  • 4/5 from Thomas W Bristol, attended Nov 2025: Like more time for the class individual or shared espresso machine by only 2 “students”
  • 5/5 from Karen Yamamoto-Fosberg, attended Oct 2025: Very good practical presentation. It was nice to have several different machines to work with. Aaron was a great teacher. Thoroughly enjoyed the class. Now I need to practice at home.
  • 5/5 from Gail Garrett-Anderson, attended Oct 2025: Great class!! Thank you! Making art the next morning!! Food was great as well! Thanks!!
  • 5/5 from Layla, attended Oct 2025: It’s was super fun and the teacher was nice! I learned so much about latte art
  • 5/5 from Todd Koyama, attended Oct 2025: I completed the latte art class with my 17 yr old daughter. We both enjoyed it thoroughly and it was a fun and unique way to spend an evening. I am excited to practice my latte art!
  • 5/5 from Nora Sanchez, attended Oct 2025: Great class. Aaron was a lot of fun and very helpful once we started practicing! Liked the hands on using the different espresso machines too. And the variety of snacks that were provided. Looking forward to taking more classes.
  • 4/5 from Lisa Jangaard, attended Oct 2025: Great presentation, guidance and access to coffee making tools - also loved the snacks and the feedback
  • 5/5 from Andrea Morrison, attended Jun 2025: The class was amazing! So much so that we bought an espresso machine! There is a huge learning curve and we’re figuring it out. We felt inspired by the class. Aaron was really nice and helpful - and we loved learning about everything! Absolutely impressed with it all!
  • 5/5 from Madeleine Gorka, attended Jun 2025: No special occasion, we just thought it would be fun. We had no previous hands-on experience with an espresso machine and learned to like the super automatic. Teacher was great with good energy and forcing us to rotate machines was good for learning.
  • 4/5 from Mary Rosner, attended Jun 2025: I took my daughter for a date night. It was fun. We both enjoyed it. We learned the basics of making a heart on the foam and also a lot about making the foam. The foam is the most important part of a latte to me. I enjoyed the most the laughter and excitement when somebody succeeded, although that quinoa salad was amazing! Thanks, Aaron
  • 5/5 from Kelsey Cook, attended Mar 2025: Such a good time, I wish it was longer, anytime with Aaron is so valuable! Or maybe there was a way to box up the smell and great space!
  • 5/5 from Sara Colbert, attended Mar 2025: Fun, informative, and HARD class! Glad I signed up for this. Aaron is a great instructor.
  • 5/5 from Jaleena Jacobs, attended Mar 2025: The classes at Kitchen Engine continue to impress me. Aaron was a great instructor! The class was fun and extremely helpful. I may not be impressing anyone with my latte art skills YET, but Aaron was able to explain all the techniques well and I'm sure I will master them in no time.
  • 5/5 from Tristan Juricek, attended Feb 2025: Aaron’s a lot of fun, bringing a lot of energy to the class. You get to do a few practice runs with a few different machines they have at the store and then just casually snack as everyone just plays around making various splops and splooges on top of their coffee. I picked up a few nice tips on thinking about my grip, fixing some common issues I have, etc.
  • 5/5 from Amy Sullivan, attended Feb 2025: I just decided to go because it sounded like a fun thing to do. And I love coffee.
  • 5/5 from Sable Edwards, attended Feb 2025: Do much fun! I really enjoyed learning on multiple espresso machines. Aaron has really good energy.
  • 5/5 from Richard Link, attended Feb 2025: Making lattĂ© art was demystified in this class! There’s way more to it than I thought, but Aaron did a great job of explaining it and breaking it down to a few steps. And good coffee too!
  • 5/5 from Noelle Glaeser, attended Feb 2025: This class was a birthday present I was given. It was an enjoyable and informational class. I never made a perfect latte pour, but the teacher equipped us with the tools and knowledge to practice more at home. I would recommend for amateurs, or those who need the basics of steaming and pouring latte art. It was a fun night!
  • 5/5 from Thanh T Ngo, attended Feb 2025: I have taken multiple coffee classes with Aaron and it is always a blast! His teaching style feels like having a super fun, hilarious conversation with an incredibly knowledgeable friend. He makes learning engaging, informative, and approachable, even when tackling something as tricky as latte art. This is my 2nd class at the Kitchen Engine and it did not disappoint—well-organized, hands-on, and full of valuable tips. Plus, the snacks provided by the Kitchen Engine staff were a delicious bonus! My only feedback would be that a slightly lower instructor-to-student ratio could make it even easier to get individualized guidance, but overall, the experience was fantastic. I am looking forward to attending more classes in the future!
  • 5/5 from Amber Stecker, attended Feb 2025: Loved the session and the coffee! Aaron from roast house was an engaging instructor. It was so cool to be able to try Kitchen Engine’s selection of espresso machines as well. Finally, we loved the bag of roast house beans included as a take-home!
  • 5/5 from Jennifer Rock, attended Feb 2025: My husband and I participated in latte art class with Aaron. Aaron was great and we both had fun a learned a lot about milk steaming and how to make the art. The snacks provided during class were also amazing! It was great to be able to use some of the new state of the art latte machines from Breville as well! We can’t wait to attend more classes, this was our first time!
  • 5/5 from Anthony Holmquist, attended Feb 2025: Class was great! Aaron is a good teacher, and I appreciated the multiple demonstrations. The added food/snacks during class was a good unexpected bonus. Would have been nice to have another espresso machine to make smaller groups, but I knew from other reviews that there would be 4 people per machine, which does limit how many times I was able to practice. I think I had the time to use the machine 4 times total.
  • 4/5 from Paula Siok, attended Feb 2025: Aaron was fun! He could have added a few more details in describing the process initially in the lecture part; which we picked up later during practice. Maybe a handout? There were quite a few people there on the 4 machines. The appetizers were nice.
  • 4/5 from Debra Webster, attended Feb 2025: Although we didn't really learn how to create specific latte art, we did learn the basics in order to practice the perfect froth and pour and then eventually create the art on top after we perfect first two. Aaron very informative and answered all our questions. Kitchen Engine staff working the event were super nice and knowledgable with answering some questions we asked them. I think a few less people or a couple more espresso machines would have made it a bit better but overall, a great class. The coffee drinks we made and snacks were lovely. Thank you!
  • 5/5 from Gwendy Greenhagen, attended Jan 2024: The teachers were both great! Very knowledgeable in their craft The Kitchen is perfect and the food was wonderful We learned how to pull the perfect shot of espresso and steam milk for latte art. We enjoyed the whole class. Thanks so much
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Eric Frickle, owner of The Kitchen Engine (TKE), had a long-time dream to own and operate a family business close to where he grew up. When his parents approached him about collaborating to open TKE in the heart of Spokane, his dream came true. With each passing year, the community, partnership, and support have confirmed that this is exactly where Eric and The Kitchen Engine are supposed to be.
Today, TKE is Spokane’s premier kitchen store for top-quality culinary necessities, foodie gifts, kitchen gadgets, cookware, appliances, pantry items, and more in the greater Spokane area and beyond. It is the “go-to” kitchen store for everyone, from the home cook to the well-seasoned chef. Our employees are an extension of our family and provide both excellent customer service and thorough product knowledge so that each and every customer can know that they’re taken care of and are our top priority.
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