We ordered delivery/takeout for a small group work event recently and everything was really good!…read moreWe had sandwiches, salads, and some toasts - we didn't even realize the bread was gluten-free. Delivery was done via uber but it was on time (early actually) and communication was good. Looking forward to trying again, and visiting the actual cafe up north

Ordered delivery. I LOVE the variety of fresh, healthy options of wellness drinks, salads, wraps,…read moresmoothies, and açai bowls. The Salmon Wrap ($18ish?) was amazing. It was full of protein, not fishy at all, and had a wonderful blend of flavors. Cannot speak for the staff of ambience since it was delivered but it was packaged nicely!

This is one of the closest markets in the downtown area in Spokane. There's not much choices in the…read morearea in terms of market. The selection is pretty slim in terms of products. They have a fruit and vegetable area, mainly dry goods and some frozen items in the back. They also have a food place where you can order and dine in or takeout to go. There is parking lot but is limited. Prices are pretty high think of Whole Foods prices. The location is convenient since there's not much competition nearby. If you have the option, I would drive further. The selection is pretty small here. I only came here cause my hotel was nearby.

Stopped in for some dinner to bring back to my hotel…read more I had high hopes for this market but the selection to be honest is a bit weird. I thought it would have a way larger deli/to go section but it was a bit disappointing. Mainly just a small grocery store. It is conveniently located right downtown and the cashier was friendly!

The Grain Shed was on my list for Spokane area breweries for quite a while and so it was a good…read morefeeling getting it marked off and trying it out! The Grain Shed does a farm to table model and is a bakery and brewery. I got a snack here along with a beer and left quite satisfied. I got a Grilled Cheese Sandwich on some of their house made bread with some Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone cheese. The exact name for this sandwich is the Cheesy Toastie. And of course moving on to the beer... the primary motivator to come here. I got the Kölsch beer here called Field Trip. I do love a good Kölsch as they are nice, light bodied beers. And they are especially nice in the summertime. Flavor features in this beer is maltiness, breadiness, a bit of hoppiness and a dry finish. Another beer that Steve and I tried was the INWPA which was a Pale Ale. It was also a nice light bodied beer which again hit the spot despite it being a different drinking session. Flavor characteristics in this beer is citrus, a yeastiness, hoppiness and a biscuity trait. Good beers and sandwiches and we are aiming for a return whenever we are in Spokane again.

What a cute little gem nestled in with the community. Definitely a local favorite! Fresh breads,…read morepastries! So delicious! Small menu but something for everyone! Enjoyed a grinder! Oh man best ever! A molasses cookie! And again best ever! And my favorite thing was a fabulous cup of drip coffee with free refills! Sat outside and it was very enjoyable.

I was in Spokane for a conference and stumbled upon Wooden City because it is on the Spokane "where…read moreto eat list". A deeper dive showed a good possibility of gluten free options, so I made the reservation. I was in town on a Monday, just after Hoopfest, but they were the kind of busy where a reservation should always be made I think. My table was ready and I sat in the bar at a high top table. I think I would choose "in the dining room" next time. My server was friendly and quick, as well as knowledgeable about gluten free options. There is even a separate menu that lays out the dishes that are already gf or could be made to be. Love this, always. I ordered the summer salad to start. It was amazing. Flavorful. Fresh. The mint wasn't overpowering, the watermelon was the perfect ripeness. It was so good. I would try to recreate it but it was done so well, and I know I couldn't hit that dressing in the same way. Get it while you can. For my main, I had ordered the scallops in my brain before I even arrived. The risotto was a little soupy, but the flavor was SO good. The corn came through and it went so well with the scallops. The tomatoes were quite over salted, but as long as I didn't eat them alone, it was alright. The scallops were perfectly cooked and I felt like the portion was appropriately sized for the dish, even though there were only 4. My server really made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere was busy but the booths looked like they could be cozy. The prices were on the higher end. But for a special occasion, it was worth it. I really wished I'd had room for dessert. I will surely go back the next time I am in town.

I bought two Margherita pizza's. One from Wooden City and one from Barrelhouse so I could do a…read moretaste test after not being able to decide which one to go to. First off, I was looking for an authentic Napoli style pizza. Like a fresh red sauce from crushed tomatoes and a beautiful chewy, pillowy, yet charred crust. The verdict: Wooden City is the winner! The crust is really really good! The sauce is a bright beautiful tomato sauce that looks like crushed tomatoes however, the sauce was lacking flavor:( I would give this pizza a 3 out of 5. The crust is a 4 1/2 star but the sauce lacking in flavor..brought it down to a 3. Cute place, very pleasant friendly staff..way friendlier vibe than Barrelhouse. The boys are easy on the eyes for younger girls on the hunt! Lmao Don't bother with the Margherita pizza at Barrelhouse. Thank God I only paid $12 for the Margherita Monday deal of half off! The crust was horrible! Dominos has better crust! Costco pizza's had a better crust! The sauce has flavor, very garlicky like fresh garlicky but more of a paste with a load of oregano in it. The cheese didn't have that fresh taste I was hoping for. However, they are known for their Detroit pizza's which I haven't tried but if it's the same sauce, I would pass. Not saying it's bad but it's just not MY cup of tea whether it's for a Detroit style or any pizza. Now you don't have to guess which place has a better Margherita pizza. I wouldn't even pay $12 at Barrelhouse for a marg. Would I come back, yes, if I were in my 20's.. lol but since I'm older and the food is more important to me...no...:/ But hey, maybe their other pizza's are better! I can see a salty pepperoni being good!

Excellent! Cucumber…read moresalad with an IPA beer. Great! I am attempting to cut down on food calories while enjoying a brew. Wow wow...the cucumbers were excellent, fantastic, superb. They are like overly fancy, to the max pickle. I'm not saying it's a pickle, because they are not "pickled", but, but, how do I say it....fresh, crunchy, tasty, with a good "kick". The flavor is abundant. The pepper lingers on your tongue after you finish. Glory! Try it with a beer. I'm telling you. You will be satisfied with this starter. This is all I ate. I'm losing weight. Have to look good for my new lady. BTW- great ambiance. Large hole-in-wall. Dimly lit. People talking. Not loud. Good energy. Lots of different kind of whiskey. And other spirits. 4 good beers on tap. Several imported or mico-brew beers. Full bar. Wine, etc. Staff is pleasant and efficient. I had my dish 3 minutes after ordering. Like busy bees. Kitchen is wide open for viewing. I like that touch. TV at the bar. Two high chair sections, one at the bar. Lots of seating. Good temperature in the restaurant. I like this place. "I be back", as Arnold says.

Lloyd's Burger was a wonderful and more than sufficient meal! Service was and is fast and…read moreefficient. It is our place to go when craving an American meal.

Great selection of soups and the beer bread was a nice complement to the food. Staff was friendly…read moreand quick with our order. It was nice to see that they offered a flight of three soups in case you can't decide. Nice and quiet venue where you can have your food and conversation without yelling.

A tiny place staffed by a single lady (owner?) Food is very…read moretasty but somewhat overpriced soups. A small bowl goes for $10, half that (a cup) for $8. Everything is simple, but very tasty. Sandwiches and combos are extra $. One star reduced for value, but still cheaper than many tourist traps near by. Keep in mind, Spokane is filled with homeless and 1-2 street block is enough to get from a fancy downtown to rundown areas. The spirits parts seems highly redundant there and I doubt many would choose a spirit to go with their biz lunch.

Solid acai and other tasty options! Pleasantly surprised we were able to order the curry bowl in…read morethe earlier morning. Enjoyed that along with the Mighty açaí bowl. They were out of some of the items for both, but the staff kindly offered to sub the items with whatever else. The Mighty had a great rich taste in the acai (probably the peanut butter) and we loved the pb drizzle on top. Also got it with bee pollen instead of cocoa, and that was a great texture and addition. The curry bowl had great taste, but could have been a bit warmer. Would have loved more curry so the ratio of curry to rice/quinoa was larger. Overall not disappointed and solid food! A little pricey, but that's expected for acai, I think.

Method Juice Café -- Downtown Spokane…read more Now this... this is how you run a bowl operation. Before I even walked in, the online interaction via socials was strong. Responsive. Helpful. Engaged. That energy? It carried straight into the store. Owner recommended the Mighty Bowl -- and when the owner speaks, The Açaí Guy listens. Wednesday, Feb 25. Two young ladies running the floor like seasoned veterans. Friendly. Fast. And here's what separated them: they actually knew açaí. Not just "point at the menu" knowledge -- real breakdowns. Explained bowl differences. Talked consistency. Understood structure. I was impressed. Best service I've had in the bowl game. Full stop. Presentation? Immaculate. We're talking "pause before you eat" levels. The place had a steady stream of downtown suits popping in for their late-morning "I make healthy choices" snack. Always a good sign. Everything looked fresh. Tasted fresh. Clean flavors. No shortcuts detected. Now -- the twist. The açaí consistency was thicker than I'm used to. Almost like a thick shake. At first I blinked. Then I nodded. Then I kept eating. It worked. Different, but effective. Great location. Perfect day for a bowl. And the most important metric: I felt great after eating it. No crash. No regret. Just fuel. Would I recommend it? Strongly. If you're in downtown Spokane and don't stop here, you're making a questionable life decision. Rating 4.6 / 5 Açaí Berries Breakdown * Taste: 4.6/5 * Ingredients: 4.7/5 * Consistency: 4.5/5 (unexpected but elite) * Service: 6/5 (yes, again) * Presentation: 5/5 Current Status: Spokane Leaderboard Contender Lesson Learned: Thick can be elite. Mission Update: The Mighty Bowl has entered the chat. -- The Açaí Guy

Waikiki pizza is awesome!! Service is great!…read moreI look forward to each visit. They dont have delivery so you eat in or pick up carry out!

This place was absolutely perfect! Stopped for lunch with family and our dog. They were so…read moreaccommodating! We sat outside and they even brought us a dog bowl of cold water! We had 2 fabulous pizzas! A beer and a cider! Fabulous service! Kind, helpful and very fast!!!! Thank you so much! We will be back!

Stopped by here on 7/26/26 for my first meal of the day. This was my first visit to this location…read more I've been to other Panera Bread locations within Washington state. I honestly have to say that the Puyallup location is the best for me. Why? There's a level of personal connection and they deliver your food right to your table. It feels like home. As for all the other locations to include this one, you are provided a pager to pick up your food. Some locations do not have pagers, they would yell out your name and then you pick it up. I ordered the toasted Italiano with the Fuji salad with potato chips. This was a mix and match meal which costs $5.99 each. This is a great deal for a full meal, even though the menu reflects as half a sandwich and half a salad. You just can't beat this price. It's affordable as compared to eating at fast food chains. The mix and match deal offers either get a sandwich with a salad or with soup. Total pricing comes to about $15 plus without a drink. I am good with free water. LOL! The interior is nice and clean and comfortable. I enjoyed my meal and it was a pleasant.

This is a very clean and well run Panera. The staff was very courteous. The food was as ordered…read moreand good. We left happy and full.

So yummy!! Super kind staff, short wait time, and the best sandwiches I've had in years.read more

I wanted good coffee and something quick to eat. We ordered tea, latte and oats with fruit and…read morehoney. Drinks arrived at our table quickly . Coffee was very meh. We finished our drinks and a cup of oats was still not brought to our table. It shouldn't take 15 min to make 1 cup of oats. I had to go ask for them. I think they prepared them and forgot to bring it as they were just sitting there on the counter. We decided to take them to go . Needless to say, oats were nasty. Blueberries were half rotten and so were the strawberries. Super disappointing. Not to mention the oats itself were flavorless . I don't recommend this place despite cute ambiance, plenty of seating. Food and drinks , both , are underwhelming.