The Nutty Garden Sandwich was sooooo GOOD! Blew my expectations out of the water. Seriously, can't…read morewait to get my next one! Butternut Squash soup and the broccoli salad I nibbled on, too. Both really legit. Thank you, ladies. Did I mention I got four little chocolates out of their chocolate case?!?! Mmmmmm

Friendly staff. Good food. We were on a road trip and this was a great place to stop instead of…read morefast food.

5.28.26: We all know I love a good sandwich and Shamus' has been on my list of places to try for…read moresome time now. We arrived about a half hour after they opened and I felt they were already getting kinda busy. Took a look at the menu and The Deadliest Catch immediately caught my eye and I went with that and added provolone cheese for an extra .75 cents, which isn't bad at all. My roommate ordered The Barnyard. I told the voisterous jolly gentlemen taking our order that it was our first time here and he suggested we sit out back on the patio. Loved his suggestion! The patio was really nice and spacious and it was a beautiful day to enjoy it. Now the winner of the day, was my tuna sandwich--it was, hands down, THE BEST and MOST FRESHEST albacore I've had in a long time. The quality of their tuna is outstanding compared to many other places I've tried. The veggies were also fresh and crisp--and the cheese I added? Sooo thick and good, not that paper thin kind you sometimes get. Totally worth the .75 cents! Not to mention, the sandwich was huge and on the freshest yummiest sourdough that they bake in-house. My roommate also loved the fresh baked bread and said his sandwich was great. I took a peep and it was loaded with a mountain of turkey. Vibe and ambiance was relaxing outside and all around the service was awesome. I even told the jolly man how good his tuna was--I'm an instant fan and definitely will be back!

After a Doctor Appointment I was starving as I hadn't eaten since the day before. I was craving a…read moregood deli sandwich and I got a Great Sandwich. They were getting ready to close, but treated me with plenty of courtesy and didn't rush me. The owner explained they only had sourdough or french bread left, which I totally understood. I'm glad I had the French bread. The sandwich was handed to me before I could even put my change away. I ordered the Rocky's Italian Stallion. It came with a crunchy dill pickle spear and some kettle style potato chips. The bread was soft &!fluffy with a slight chew on the crust. There was plenty of meat, pepper jack cheese, veggies, & a slightly chunky sweet spread that compliments the meats and cheese. Now I want to go back for another sandwich even though I live over an hour away. It would be worth the drive.

Been a customer since I was a child and I'm 80yrs old now. The absolute best. Highly recommend.read more

Go to the NEW Sonnenberg's Market and see the changes. Recent remodeling has led to a long, long,…read moreliquor counter. The liquor counter has every liquor that you can imagine the remodeling now has the checkouts counter is in a different portion of the market. I think they should rename the market the liquor store. The prices are still rather high, but most people will go there for the meat counter b anyway. The ambience well you know it's neighborhood market would you expect? I think that this market has made some significant changes that would better the neighborhood also.

Updated 5.23.26: One thing you can count on at Smacky's is quality fresh ingredients and that's why…read moreI love John's Veggie Bug sammie. The veggies are crisp and the grilled panini bread it's served on is so delicious. My roommate ordered the French Dip and he said my pic doesn't do justice compared to its awesome tastiness...he was so impressed and enamored with the quality of meat that he didn't really need the au ju--which is unheard for my roommate lol. On another note, they offer a ton of hot sauces and I tried, Melinda's Ghost Pepper, and it was so fiery good that I'm gonna find myself some. If you like heat, try it! Service was great and ambiance was calm since we came after the lunch rush. Definitely looking forward to our next Smacky's visit!

Yummy. Had the Pastrami Melt, side salad with ranch, and Smackaroni pasta salad. Tender meat and…read moredelicious sauce on the sandwich, bread was soft and a thinner hoagie roll (perfect size). The salad was served with 3 small sides of dressing (plenty for the salad - most places you have to ask). The salad ingredients were fresh and crispy - seemed like the croutons were homemade. Nothing fancy but clean and dang good food. Service was great, they recommended favorites and most ordered immediately and asked if this was our first time just as we walked in.

I have been driving past this European foods store for a while and I finally stoped by to check it…read moreout. It was interesting to see such a huge selection of European snacks and candy. Very kind people work here. I'll be back 100%.

A large and varied selection. Only drawback...not a very large number of German products.read more

Turkey Sammy and amazing smiles always makes my day. I'll be back for more, soon. Thank you all!read more

After 7 years living in the valley I am so glad to have finally tried this place! My favorite…read moresandwich and soup shop! The pastrami sandwich is awesome and so is the baked potato soup. The staff is super kind. Ordering ahead can save you a wait.

I ordered the Unforgettable Nooner, which included turkey breast, cream cheese, mayo, bacon,…read moresprouts, tomato, and avocado on wheat. I also tried the homemade potato salad. They also give you a small cookie treat. The sandwich was okay... nothing particularly special, a bit on the thick side which is nice and but was a little heavy on the sprouts for my taste. Overall, it was decent but I'd probably try something different next time. The homemade potato salad, on the other hand, was delicious! My only complaint is the portion size.. you pay $4 for a small serving and I wish they filled the container a bit more. The highlight of my visit was definitely the customer service. The staff were super friendly, charismatic, and really made the experience enjoyable. The place itself is nice... nothing fancy but it has a cozy, well kept feel despite being an older establishment.

I went to the High Nooner today.I ordered a sandwich. They gave me some horseradish sauce. I put…read moreit on my sandwich. I horsradish went up my nose and I just about passed out. It was a bad experence.

12.12.25: Earlier in the week I received a text message informing me to come in and collect my free…read morebirthday dessert. Say no more! Before going back to Idaho from running errands in Spokane, we stopped in for lunch. I wanted to try something different this time and ordered the half-size of the Caruso's Signature Salad and as described by the menu, it consists of: Dried Cranberries, Candied Walnuts, Parmesan, Tomatoes, Onion, Salad Greens, House-Made Croutons, House Vinegar & Oil Blend, Blue Cheese Dressing. I opted for the house of vinegar and oil and really enjoyed their blend. The salad was a delight and the candied walnuts were so scrumptious! The half-size portion was really filling too. My roomie ordered the half-size Meatball sub. I love how they hollow out some sourdough then stuff the meatballs, sauce, and cheese inside and afterwards close off the sub by using the inside bread they hollowed out to plug up and close the sub. Genius idea! My roomie says his meatball sub was really good, super oven hot, and pretty saucy tasty. He's big on cheese and wished it had a little more cheese. Overall, he said he'd get it again. For my birthday dessert freebie, I went with the raspberry cheesecake. It was a pretty big slice and had some height to it, not like the normal standard size you commonly see and it had a decent amount of crust ratio. Ambiance was quiet as it was after the lunch rush and before the dinner crowd. The male worker helping us was super cool and chill and even wished me a belated birthday, which was nice. I think next time, I'll try their pizza.

Service. Coming from Post Falls I called in my order ahead of time for a French dip, Pepsi, and a…read morebag of chips. The order was ready 10 minutes early and piping hot. Cost a little more than usual at $24 but splitting it with my mom, it tasted delicious and well worth it!

**A Sad Farewell to Alpine Deli - A Beloved German Gem**…read moreIt's with a heavy heart that I write this: the Alpine Deli has permanently closed its doors, and with it, a truly special part of our community is gone. This place was more than just a deli or restaurant--it was a little slice of Germany right here in Spokane. My wife and mother-in-law, both German, found comfort, joy, and a sense of familiarity in its authentic offerings. Whether it was the perfectly prepared schnitzel, the warm and hearty goulash, or the shelves stocked with imported German groceries--from mustards and sausages to chocolates and breads--you could taste the tradition in everything they offered. The loss of those hard-to-find German pantry staples hits hard. Alpine Deli was our go-to for ingredients you simply couldn't get anywhere else, and now there's a real gap where that connection to home and heritage used to be. The staff always made us feel welcome. There was a warmth and friendliness that matched the comforting food and cozy atmosphere. You didn't just go to Alpine for a meal--you went for an experience, a piece of culture, and a chance to connect over something real and delicious. It's a real loss to see a place like this disappear. In a world of fast, generic options, Alpine Deli stood proudly for tradition, quality, and authenticity. It will be sorely missed--not only by us, but by everyone who ever stepped through its doors and felt, if only for a little while, like they were part of something special. Danke, Alpine Deli. You gave us so many good memories. You won't be forgotten.

Stopped by for lunch and was impressed with the food and service. I was somehow unaware that they…read morefocus on German fare, so was a bit unprepared for the seeming lack of lunch selection. It's mostly sausage and meats, meats and sausages, hearty rolls and pretzel buns and rye bread etc. I got a Reuben and it was fucking delightful. Shits was piled high with meat and featured a massive wad of house-made (assuming) sauerkraut. Excellent bread and cheese. Soft. Bread was not really toasted all that long and I devoured the thing. Cost $12 for a whole sandwich with no sides. I shouldn't be crying about this but yet I am a little bit. Throw a few kettle chips my way and make it feel like a meal eh? A few carrot sticks? Something. Anything. I can't afford to eat like this for lunch. My co-worker got a sausage roll and it was just that. A couple smallish sausages with hot mustard on a white roll. Looked and tasted great but I know he must've walked out hungry. $8. Cup of soup is $6. I'm complaining a lot about prices. It's not their fault. They make from scratch and Spokane City has em' bent over with taxes and fees at every turn I'm sure. Service was really friendly and they were knowledgeable. They vary offerings a lot and feature some different breads and desserts daily. Homemade bratwurst is available but they tend to sell out, judging by our 12:10pm visit when they had nada.

NOT coming back. $38 (not including tip) for 2 sandwiches, no chips, & no drinks. Why 5 stars?…read moreWell, the portion was large. The ingredients seemed fresh & it tasted great. The kitchen looked clean from the register, and the staff was very kind. Other than the price, I just see no reason to give a lower review. I just can't afford to eat here again. High Nooner has been here in Spokane forever, and I wish them well.

Just picked up lunch ordered the High Nooner sandwich with cream of Asparagus soup!…read more What a great lunch and lady who took my order was super friendly and the food was delicious! Highly recommend 10/10! Did I mention how delicious the soup was!