Rather than apologize, she continues to blame the person who was attacked…read more When I called, I was asked whether we were a family who had come in that day. I was not asked whether we were the family who had yelled at or screamed at staff. Those are very different questions. Of course I said yes, because my wife and son had in fact come in that day. That misunderstanding is exactly the problem. Before you had the facts, you treated me as though I was calling to defend abusive behavior. We were not that family. My wife and son did not yell, did not cause a scene, and did not refuse to comply. My son adjusted his mask. You continue to frame this as though standing by your employee and acknowledging our experience are mutually exclusive. They are not. You could have supported your staff while also recognizing that a customer who did nothing wrong felt spoken to curtly and then felt wrongly accused on the phone. Instead, your response is still centered on justifying the accusation rather than acknowledging how your assumptions escalated the situation. I was only there for the phone call, and I know how that conversation began. That part is not in dispute for me. The larger issue is simple: we were not the family that mistreated your staff, yet we were handled as though we were. That is why this left such a bad impression. Nothing in your response changes that. I believe local businesses deserve support, and I also believe customers deserve to be treated with fairness, dignity, and enough care that assumptions are not made before the facts are known. That did not happen here.

I haven't reviewed Sugar Babe yet?! I'm in here so frequently I decided to cut back on my Yelp…read morecheck-ins! I usually stop by for gluten free & vegan cookies (or other treats) for my husband, but sometimes I also get a drink or a treat for me. I tend to avoid the hot drinks because they seem too sweet for me (it's a college town and this isn't the only place I've run into this...) but I've enjoyed some cold drinks. Last year I also started getting our birthday cake from SB because they can accommodate the husband's allergies. It's just one cake because the smallest cake is pretty big and our birthdays are basically on the same day (if thinking about birth place time zones). I've already ordered this year's cake and am looking forward to getting photos when I pick it up. Bonus: The cafe is small but very cute. I've been so happy to see that more people have been hanging out in the cafe lately.

This store is a treasure trove of novelties. I enjoy the different tea (Huckleberry Cream is…read moreamazing and hard to find!) and various mix (snack) selections, and will even ask friends to pick up various items when I know they're visiting the area.

Best health store in a 50 mile radius. Everyone there is ready to help with any questions or needs…read moreyou have. Would highly recommend for people who are seeking alternative health solutions.

I shop at vigs all the time. The service is great! The…read morepeople that work there are very knowledgeable about the products they sell. I am very happy the valley has health food store that is reasonable in price of there products. Thank you God Bless

Love this place. I was able to find a lot of great Holiday Gifts for friends & family. The clerk…read morewas very helpful.

I love this little nook of a place. Yes it is expensive and yes its hard to walk around, depending…read moreon time you go in, but what unique things and great quality.

Friendly people. Great service! A Lewiston tradition. I remember going there with my parents when…read morezi was a child.

Went to Lewiston with my hubby for his work and had a day to kill. A couple other ladies and I…read morethought we would spend the day downtown. Well, that lasted about 15 minutes - not much of a downtown. We did end up going to Kling's Art and Frame (candy too). The owner had a beautiful Great Dane that stays at the store during hours. Great candy too! Fresh roasted nuts.

What a find! The produce here is WAY fresher than at the grocery store, almost all is local. Lots…read moreof other fun products - honey, jams, spices, etc. Definitely the best place for produce in the Valley, short of the Clarkston Farmer's Market or your own garden. Only downside - not open every day. :(

Sweet melon shack closed in 2021 as per phone call with owner. She has a "pop up' stand at 7th and…read moreDiagonal across from the Shirley's dance studio on Tuesday's and Wednesday's.

Mystic Cafe (MC) is a not-so-hidden gem for great food in Lewiston…read more My wife and I were in town for a family event and found MC for breakfast. Let's start with the decor. The place is massive with all sorts of spots to get comfortable and check out the great art work. Then there is the service. We were greeted by the hostess, greeted by a waiter who walked by while we were waiting to be seated, greeted by our server and then thanked several times for coming on the way out the door. There are places that say they treat their customers like they matter and those that actually do it. MC is in the latter category. Then there is the food. I can't remember what my wife ordered but I will never forget what I ordered. I ordered one of my favorites, biscuits and gravy with an over easy egg. You can tell how good the cook staff is by how they cook the eggs and how fresh their gravy tastes. MC Is as an A+ on both counts. But, the one thing I will remember was the fried chicken. My server recommended it as an add in and boy was she right. It was some of the best fried chicken I have ever had. The batter was super crispy and not greasy. The chicken, even though it was breast meat, was flavorful and juicy. It added the finishing touches to an amazing morning meal. I cannot recommend Mystic Cafe enough. Whether you are a local or just passing through, Mystic Cafe has got to be in your list of must haves.

Mystic Cafe is one of the more popular dining options in Lewiston, Idaho and this spot serves…read morebreakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant is divided into an indoor dining area and a coffee house section. I came here for a quick breakfast and decided to dine in at 7:15 AM on a weekday. [Parking]: Easy parking in the designated parking lot on a weekday morning, but the lot can get crowded during busy lunch hours. With that being said, it shouldn't be difficult to find additional street parking in this part of town. [Atmosphere & service]: Cozy and comfortable vibe. Service was fairly standard and my waitress did offer a coffee refill so a thumbs-up. Live music available on every Friday evenings. [Menu]: Some of Yelp's top recommended items include the Steak Salad, Kale Salad, and Beet Salad. The breakfast menu is served from 7 AM to 10:45 AM Monday to Saturday. It was hard to figure out what their signature dish was so I ended up ordering the Lobster Benedict. *** Lobster Benedict (poached eggs / lobster / sliced tomato / spinach / hollandaise sauce / chives / english muffin - $17): Not horrible, but not amazing either. I could taste a hint of shredded lobster. The hollandaise sauce was alright. The hash browns just weren't as good as those hash browns at Frank's Diner in Spokane. *** One of those places that's fine for a casual local breakfast or lunch, but at the same time this spot is not exactly a must-visit.

Attended a four course brunch event to support the local food bank. The food was absolutely…read moreamazing. I was impressed with how well organized the team was, food arrived timely and hot. Each bite was just as delicious as the last. The only downside was how stuffed I felt after, but it was totally worth it. I can't wait to come again!

Nice place and service is good. I ordered bite size and it came with potatoes which were very…read moregood. The bite size looked good but they were very tough and the more you chewed the tougher they became. The worst bite size I have ever had. Will not be going back.