Bruttles Gourmet Candies absolutely deserves 5 stars--this place is a hidden gem. The shop itself…read moreis spotless and well-kept, which immediately gives you confidence in the quality of what you're about to enjoy. The lady behind the counter was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the free samples of brittle were a great touch (and honestly what got me hooked right away). I ended up purchasing the cashew brittle, and wow--it was da bomb. Super unique texture: soft yet crunchy, and not crazy sticky to your teeth like most brittle. I also grabbed the classic peanut butter brittle, and it was just as impressive--rich, authentic peanut butter flavor without that overly chewy, annoying stickiness. Again, perfectly balanced between soft and crunchy. To top it off, I tried the little squares of brittle covered in chocolate... and they were unreal. Honestly better than a Butterfinger--like 100k times better. So goooooood! If you're anywhere near this place, do yourself a favor and stop in. You won't regret it.

Their candies are seriously addictive! The chocolate dipped bruttles are my fave! Melt in your…read moremouth with a crispy, flaky, peanut butter flavor. Reminds me of a cross between a chic o stick and a butterfinger but a thousand times better!! Love the soft peanut brittle & the carmels too!

Boo Radley's is a quirky store. Filled front to back with unique gifts. Gag gifts, adult gifts,…read morechildren's gifts. Everything imaginable and everything unimaginable! It is so fun just to walk around and browse. You'll find something for sure! You'll find the perfect gifts for all of your friends too! They'll just jump out at you. If you find yourself in Spokane, be sure to find yourself at Boo Radley's, it's rad!

If you're looking for a cool and unique gift ideas or little trinkets, this store is for you. They…read morehad a lot of unique toys, vintage items, journals, just little knick-knacks that you wouldn't find. Normally. It's a small store on the corner that is very inviting. We are in there for a little while exploring everything they had to offer. Prices were not that bad and staff were nice. My daughter is fine smitsky's inside there and I was able to look at a few cool journal that they had for sale. There were prank toys as well. What really caught my attention was all the wall cat clocks they had which they had in various colors. You know the Felix looking cats with the eyes that look left and right. It was kind of crazy to see them all lined up above the cash register. Definitely a unique shop to take a look at and venture into when you're in downtown.

Never been. Good service they have lots other stuff including Carmel apples year round not just at…read moreHalloween

Bought chocolate bombs. Never tried them before. They looking great, but...oh... they are…read moresuper-over sweet - we can't drink it at all. We tried one bomb - one sip and left it (can't drink). Simply don't have courage and willpower to take so much sugar. One star for good looking product (good presentation!), but it's a display product, since it's impossible to consume it, because the sugar level go off scale.

The best ever! I was at the mall around Christmas and the owner was at a table in the food court…read moreduring a vendor market & offered me a sample. I bought the salted caramel, butter rum, and cherry caramels. I divvied them up between by family to put in stockings (this was so hard because I wanted to eat them all myself!!" My parents both asked about the caramels because they thought they were delicious as well. Please if you see these people out at different events around town, try a sample! You won't be able to not buy some.

My boyfriend and I were in Washington for his 30th class reunion and the small town he grew up in…read morehad a Rendezvous Faire the weekend we arrived. We found Jean and John Linstrum with their booth of sweet caramels at this Faire, and I sampled the huckleberry variety, having not grown up in a state where huckleberries are a regular treat. It was delicious! We ended up buying several half pound bags in a variety of flavors and they were all outstanding. When we returned home, our house-sitter, our pet-sitter, my co-workers, and my parents all received some candy! It was such a nice treat that I emailed Moon Creek and asked about pricing to give out little variety bags. I figured I would give them as a way to draw in business for my side job as a mobile notary, and to thank my customers as well! A box of 50 variety bags arrived very soon after (the pricing worked out to $3 per bag, with 6 flavors in each bag): Butter rum caramel, espresso caramel, cherry caramel, pecan caramel, butter caramel and salt caramel. These handmade treats are wonderful. Check out their website to find out everything they have and place an order. They would make great holiday gifts or just a wonderful thank you someone special. I loved the company and the couple running it!

The most attractive and interesting store I have ever been in. Fascinating selections well…read moredisplayed. Great coffee and super ice cream. Family-owned and staffed!!!

The Sprague Union District is a fun place to go by yourself or with guests, and this place should…read morebe the first stop. Cheerful service of creative drinks and local products, plus a great selection of vintage treasures, you can't help but smile.

Best Turtles made. I buy them as Christmas gift for my son in law every year. He squirrels them…read moreaway and hides them so he can enjoy them for months! The chocolatiers at Halletts are always friendly.

There is nothing particularly special. Good chocolate of the Sees variety. Can get a deal on some…read moreof their 2nds. Good to support a local business!