Peanut butter brickle pies at the holidays. Then obviously ice cream in the warmer months when it's…read moreopen. This place is a classic for Spokane and has old vibes. I like the flavors here.

Doyle's has that retro ice cream parlor vibes, quaint and lots of character. There are lots of wall…read moredecor and collectibles. The gentleman serving us, was friendly and helpful. This was our first visit to Doyle's. My husband got a single scoop of mint chip ice cream. Originally, I was going to get a banana split but they were out of bananas. I decided to get a triple scoop: chocolate thunder, mint chip, strawberry ice cream. I was able to add 3 different toppings, whip cream and/or nuts. I got strawberry, chocolate and fudge. I thought strawberry, was fresh fruit strawberries. I thought the chocolate was chocolate chips. There is a little patio area, with tables and chairs behind the parlor. I was super disappointed by the ice cream I received. The sauces were overwhelming, disproportionate to the ice cream. The sauces were way too sweet. I couldn't even taste the ice cream. The ice cream was fair, not rich and creamy. I didn't finish even half the ice cream, not worth the sugar high and dry mouth. My husband said the ice cream was the same quality as the store's... but more expensive.

The Scoop is just some of the best ice cream ever. Creamy as the day is long. Fun, varied, and…read morewell-balanced flavors. Not too hard, not too soft. Just nothing short of perfection in my humble estimation. Service is really friendly and quick. Prices are well within reason. Great people watching and walking around opportunities at this location.

I live in Spokane. Always thought The Scoop was kind of mid, but I had a friend in town who wanted…read moreice cream so we came tonight to get some. There was a long line, but not too bad. I could tell there was still plenty of time to get a scoop before 8PM. At 7:43 PM, one of the workers came out from behind the counter and told about 10-15 of us in line that we would have to leave because they close at 8. She was very kind about it, and she kept saying "I hate having to do this," but it made absolutely no sense. She arbitrarily split the line, and decided some people could stay, but said the rest of us (5 girls ahead of us, and 7-8 people behind us) had to go. Mind you, the girls in front of us and our group were ALREADY IN THE SHOP. Everyone looked really confused, understandably. I've literally never had this happen to me before. I held up my phone to show the worker the time, and I said, "Its only 7:43. We have 17 minutes before closing." Others said, "but we're already in the shop" or "but we've been waiting in line for a while." None of this made any difference. We all still had to leave. Even though there was plenty of time to get everyone ice cream. And god-forbid they have to keep working until 8:05 or 8:10 to make sure patrons who waited in line could get ice cream. What kind of shop does this?? How is this acceptable? "Bad customer service" puts it mildly. I could spell out a million other better ways this could have been done. Do better, Scoop. Spokane already struggles in the ice-cream shop department. Please be a part of the solution, not the problem.

So the smells are intoxicating here! Freshly baked waffle cones! Awesome atmosphere! Go for a…read morenice hike and reward yourself with a delicious treat! They also have dairy free! Love this place!

Time to update the review!…read more Outstanding ice cream shop nestled amid a charming South Hill residential neighborhood. The ice cream itself is among the best in the city. Rotating selection of flavors from classics, to delightful twists and seeming odd-ball choices like "cheese plate." Rest assured, these people know what they're doing. Prices have actually held pretty steady in recent years which is remarkable. $6 will get your ankle-biter enough yum yums to satisfy them. Love the scoop. Scoop the love. Outdoor seating is great. Service is friendly and warm.

It tasted ok but the chocolate was no very good. I went to the one at the Spokane arena it was…read moresupposed to open at ten but open need late and they had a slow line and must have been understaffed over all interesting

The switch up the flavors super often so I go twice a month to always get something new, good no…read morematter what you get, the staffs pretty shy but I like them a lot!

Showed up with a party if 6 at about 1130 on a random Thursday. Small parking lot full but plenty…read moreof street parking near. Two working the small space and it was moderately busy. Service was ok until about noon when help arrived and then it was great. They were really nice e and trying hard just misjudged the lunch rush it seemed like. Classic burger/shake/fries kinda experience. Hand cut fries were perfect. Needed salt, but we're excellent otherwise. Burgers were excellent. Wife is a bacon snob and it was excellent. Buns stole the show though. Kinda like a soft bolo? Seems custom. Was excellent, see photo. Do take CC. Didn't in the past... Go

I ordered the Macaroni and potato salads through Door Dash and I'm sorry to say, they were…read moreterrible!!!!! When they say the macaroni salad is sweet style, they aren't kidding. It was disgustingly sweet. And I use sweet relish in mine so I'm used to sweet style, but this wasn't even edible. The potato salad tasted like it was made with dirty potato skins. Absolutely no flavor or seasoning to it at all. I was very disappointed. So much that they both went into the trash and I won't try anything else from this establishment.

9.2.25: First time at this location, which is located in the River Park Square mall on the 3rd…read morefloor next to the food court. Walking up to it, it looked pretty big. It had a couple long freezers of ice cream as well as a decorated case. The young guy who helped us was nice and gave good service. I got a double scoop in a cup of Cherry Garcia and Berry Berry Extraordinary. Cherry Garcia is what you expect it to be if you're familiar with Ben & Jerry's and Berry Berry Extraordinary was new to me and had to try it. It was a pretty tasty sorbet. My friend got a strawberry limeade smoothie. He said all he tasted was tart and limeade. He didn't taste any strawberry, which I agree because I tasted it and it definitely lacked strawberries. The decorated case was full and looked pretty good, but we didn't get anything from it. My 3 gripes are: 1) my double scoop looked like a junior scoop at best, 2) it was $16 bucks and it was a lack of value and quality regarding the smoothie, and 3) they had all the flavors you're familiar with but sorely lacked any fruity type offerings. Unfortunately I get a better value buying a pint at the grocery store that's cheaper and gives more than 2 scoops.

Ordered 2, 3 scoop cups through Door Dash. $33.00 got me 2 small cups with one scoop each. Total…read morerip off. Who do I thank, Ben or Jerry?

Honestly, Wooden City really lives up to its hype. It's an upscale spot right in downtown Spokane,…read morebut still feels warm and lively instead of overly formal. Definitely one of the best-quality restaurants in the city, where every dish was thoughtfully made and packed with flavor. What we ordered: Starters: - Spring Salad: Super fresh and well-balanced. The snap peas were crisp, with strawberries added for sweetness, and the goat cheese + pistachios gave it a creamy, nutty contrast. The lemon & tarragon vinaigrette tied everything together with a light, herby flavor. - Jerk Cauliflower: Crunchy cauliflower with Caribbean spices with a creamy jerk sauce, good as a side Appetizers: - Peel 'n' Eat Shrimp: Really juicy and spicy from the Cajun spice. There's butter to dip in but I found it too greasy and prefer lemon instead. - Blistered Hungarian Peppers: Smoky pepper with some sweetness and savory from the sausage and cheddar. Served with a toasted focaccia that soak up all the sauce. Main dishes: - Chicken Schnitzel: One of the must-orders. Crispy, golden breading, super tender inside. The lemon & caper butter sauce added acidity and richness that elevated the whole dish. Yoy have to order extra because it's never enough for the table. Yes, it's that good. - Marbled Duroc Pork Chop: Another favorite . Juicy and tender, with 'nduja salsa brava bringing a spicy depth, while lemon tahini and marcona almonds added creaminess and crunch. I always missed tasting this dish like my first time - Beet Ravioli: Earthy and slightly sweet flavor, nice texture but I hate goat cheese so I'm not really a fan of this dish - Pesto Bacon Pizza: Delicious crunch, loved the combo of mozzarella and gorgonzola, kind of creamy with a bit of funk. Balsamic do help balance and gave it a sweet tangy flavor, or else it would be too heavy for me (yes, not a pizza fan) Drinks & Dessert - Not Mai Tai mocktail: very aesthetically looking drink, but a bit too sweet to my liking - Apple crisp: cozy and warm, with baked apple & pecan crumble and served with vanilla ice cream on top. Delicious ice cream. - Pumpkin cheesecake: My 3rd favorite of the night, I still dream about it!! Rich, smooth, and perfectly spiced, you shouldn't skip this!!! That said, I do have to take away a couple points for timing. Our foods took 45 mins to come out even though I had reservations and note the menu items via the email, and the wait time between each dish was also... very confusing. It broke the flow of our meal. But once the food hit the table, it was hard to stay mad, so I forgave them.

I feel like I just went to a dress rehearsal about a play about a group of friends who got together…read moreand said "How about we open a restaurant? That would be fun!" Tonight was just so strange. First, I had no idea who was an employee. There were two girls that were going around together over and over, they kept stopping at tables so I think they worked there...but they never had anything in their hands. Our server seemed to keep forgetting we were there. Or just forgetting she was employed in general. Seriously just not with it. She was very nice...when she remembered we were there. I will say the pizza crust tasted amazing. So many places that serve pizza think of the crust as just something to put toppings on, but this had great flavor. Sadly, it was rolled too thin and said toppings made it somewhat soggy. Caesar salad was ok. Romaine was really fresh and crisp and the homemade croutons were still a little warm. Very good. However, the dressing was rather bland. And when I asked for pepper for it, our waitress first had it in her head that I expected some kind of peppers on my salad. When she finally understood I meant black pepper, she went away. Eventually she returned. Not with a pepper grinder or a shaker, but a sauce bowl that had about 3 tablespoons of black pepper in it. I wouldn't use that much pepper if I cooked for myself for a week and used it with every dish. Had to ask for knives for some of people's meals. I will say the spicy lamb rigatoni was amazing, pasta just right and the sauce and flavor was peak. I am just not sure what to say, other than this was the strangest and most disorganized dining experience I have ever had. I think if a grown up showed up and brought the kids into line, this place would be amazing. Also, for what we paid, I expected to be wowed, not left wondering what I just experienced.

Insomnia Cookies is my go-to when those late-night sweet cravings hit--I usually DoorDash my order,…read moreand it always arrives warm, fresh, and absolutely delicious. Some of my all-time favorites are the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Deluxe Cookie (so rich and gooey), the Triple Chocolate Deluxe Cookie (a chocolate lover's dream), the Chocolate Chip Brownie, the Chocolate Chunk Brookie, and the Chocolate Chunk Blondie. Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of them--they're all insanely good. Whether it's midnight or just a cozy night in, Insomnia never disappoints. Definitely a 5-star treat every time!

Great snack spot! The place is clean & welcoming. Staff was helpful since I hadn't been to an…read moreInsomnia Cookies in around 5 years. The cookies are INCREDIBLE.

Every time I visit from AZ I come to Kendall Yards Night Maket. I love the river overlook and live…read moremusic. There is also public use bathrooms that aren't port a potties, in side stores that require patronage, or generally nonexistent like most outdoor farmers markets. Fresh flowers, produce, salsas, bread, baked goods, local brews/ciders, jewelry, artwork, and more is there to peruse. The market always has great variety but I go mainly for two things; Fetch Dog Bakery and Big Daddy's Honey. Occasionally I will partake at the Scone Ranger as well but it's the English toffee I'm perpetually out of luck on (they did say you can call the a few days before and say you are coming to the market and would like a certain flavor). Their other flavors are enticing too. My mother in law loves the orange cranberry. Fetch Dog Bakery is so adorable and if you weren't paying close enough attention to the little trailer, you'd think their delicious offerings were of the human variety. Granted, there are options for humans but it's intent is to be a great place to get really affordable and fresh treat options for your pets. Plus, their clientele (aka all kinds of dogs) is always fun to watch "shop". I usually get the 4 for $3 little flavored doggie bagels. Our dogs love them! Then I head down to Big Daddy's Honey and I get a jar of spun honey. If you've never had spun honey, I highly recommend it! It is the perfect companion to so many things; donuts, fry bread, biscuits, waffles, crepes, spoonful in tea, the list goes on and on. You just want to make sure to store correctly so it doesn't separate. My niece was a big big fan of the Lush Cotton Candy. It's customizable and every kid's confectionery dream. It that was big enough to share with her cousins but didn't because those were her chosen flavors and colors.

I am absolutely blown away. This night market just SCREAMS community. I am so so proud. Seriously…read more I have so many things this summer that are on my bucket list and I am excited that this is something I get to do on Wednesdays. We are BLESSED. The market is a bustling situation in one of the most profound spots in the city. We get to watch the sun go down, eat delicious food, have amazing music in the background, see everyone you know, and SHOP LOCAL. I am yelling so much in this review because I am so happy with such an incredible, divine event for us in the summer. I will see you all there this summer! Hit me up if you are going and I will totally meet you! I left with 4 plants, a bottle of honey wine (YAAASS), chipotle caramel sauce, shared ice cream with my 5 year old and smiled the entire night. See you next week, promise. I am getting pizza. And probably more plants.

Cute sweets station in the wonder building that has a small selection of frozen treats (soft serve,…read moreice cream, pudding pops), popcorn, and pumpkin bread, to name a few items. The peppermint soft serve ($6) was perfect--not too much peppermint flavor or overwhelmingly sweet with a wendy's frosty-like texture. The guava strawberry pudding pop ($8) tasted fresh while having a gelatinous/fudge-like consistency. The togarashi popcorn ($7.50) was good and crunchy but a little too spicy and salty for just snacking on, which is probably for the best because the bag is small and would be gone in a second if i ate it like i do regular popcorn. Appreciated the friendly staff and that they had samples of the pumpkin bread, which i would have gotten if it wasn't so pricey (the loaf was very small for $6). Overall, worth dropping in for a unique sweet treat if you're around!

Ice cream was pretty good but boy is this place expensive. I wouldn't come here again just because…read moreof the price. I didn't pay that much attention until they were ringing us up and it was nearly $15 for a sundae.