Owned by Rosauers and not a true natural grocer. Goods are 50% more expensive than Natural Grocers,…read moreand over half are conventional. The deli is 100% conventional. I come here for a couple of unique things like house salsa and bulk beans but will drive 10 minutes to the NG on 29th. NG has much better value organic private label and organic produce. Parking is plentiful in the shared lot and employees are always cheerful.

Health centric store :) I'm partial to Whole Foods, which doesn't exist in Spokane so Huckleberry…read moreit is. The prices are on the higher side, but I love the selection. Staff are nice! and the shelves are very organized. The store is clean and definitely gives "health food store" vibes, and has an entire area to order food and chill.

This store is awesome! We found everything we were looking for. Everyone is very kind and helpful.read more

Visited in 2022. Store has pretty much everything you might need for middle eastern dishes: meats,…read morespices, cheeses, pickles, beans, grains, and sweets. Nice and close in town, near North Spokane Mall.

We walked in about 415 for my birthday dinner. They asked if we were celebrating anything special…read moreand we said, in fact it was my birthday. Server was good. Drinks were ok, we had a couple each. Food was alright. When the check came we asked if they do anything for birthdays, since they asked, I figured maybe a free strawberry or something. Nope. They do nothing. Cool, I'll go back to red Robin where I get a free sundae and serenaded. If you ask if we are celebrating anything, that gives the expectation you're going to acknowledge it.

3.5 Stars What a…read morefun experience! I loved the variety of proteins, dips, and sauces there were on the menu (there is even pretty exotic choices like duck and salmon for protein). It is pricey - but it's worth the experience in my opinion. $160 for a 4 course meal for two - and it is a LOT OF FOOD. You get a cheese fondue, a salad, a main entree (proteins with hot pot style broth to cook), and a chocolate fondue for desert. All the fondues (cheese, broth, and chocolate) are delicious. My only qualms are I think the quality of the "dippers" could be better (like they could have least tasted the bread cubes), and omg, I ate so much raw meat because I had no idea how long to place some of the cubes in for lol. There are instructions but I was too lazy to read those. RYAN is the best - he is so polite and friendly. He even brought out glasses of champagne to celebrate a birthday! The inside is pretty classy. Good enough for a date night but I also saw some casually dressed families. This spot is located in a mall.

Too chaotic for me. The quality of the meats seemed good and the staff, helpful. The prices looked…read moreok. I didn't see any kind of numbering system for help. The space by the meats was crowded, so it was hard to see the offerings. Not a great area of town and a little far for me to make a special trip. Also, paying in the convenience store-part was weird.

This place has the freshest meat and the best sandwiches! I always get great service and you can't…read morebeat their prices. The line can get long so I encourage you get there early. They have plenty of parking in their lots so you will find something close. The building is old and dated, but it has so much history.

DiNardi's Pizza & Pasta is a must-try! My husband loved the Traditional Stromboli, and my white…read morepizza (with sausage, onion, mushrooms, green bell peppers + marinara drizzle) was incredible. The green bell peppers were unbelievably delicious --you can truly taste that everything is made on the spot. We'll definitely be back--and love that they offer delivery too!

I had really high hopes…read more... It took a almost 2hrs from order to delivery which would be ok for great pizza. This is not good pizza to have delivered. Very thin crust which I would love but for delivery is was soggy and floppy. There is no option when for delivery through DoorDash, to add extra toppings at all either which is unfortunate. The garlic bread with cheese probably was great out of the oven too, but it was cold and the cheese was solidified again. Once reheated it definitely improved, however, the effort was futile to have it be anywhere close to fresh from the oven/dine-in. If trying here again it would only be in person and for dine-in only to ensure that it was the freshest to give a better review. Once I try it out again I'll update my review.

This place truly is something else. The food is really great, especially the daily prepared fresh…read moresalads that rotate daily. Great sandwiches, both in flavor and size. I eat pretty good but usually just get a half. Great soups too. You could realistically have lunch here every day for a month and not have any repeats, and everything would taste great. Employees are all hardworking and friendly, and do a great job of keeping things clean even when they are busy. Fun, eclectic, homey atmosphere inside. Just a great place to meet friends and have lunch. Prices are really reasonable too, especially for the volume and quality of the food.

One bite of my French Dip sandwich & I wanted to hug all 3 of them behind the counter. They have…read moreperfected the lost art of customer service, they love what they do. I wish I lived closer, I would be a regular. Thank you!

**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.

A great little market close to downtown. We were only here for a few days so only got to…read moreexperience the Wednesday market. No candles, jewelry, crafts, or other stuff that permeates so many "farmer's markets." This is what a farmer's market should be. Lots of produce and baked goods. Tasty scones. Surprised by all the fresh, local grown produce. And a guy selling dried mushrooms of all kinds. We bought from all the vendors today. Purple potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, green beans, yellow zucchini, and dried mushrooms. I bet the Saturday market is even better. I notified Yelp to update the address as it still showed the old 5th Avenue location. We drove around for quite a while to find the market and glad we did.

It was our first time at the Spokane Farmers Market. My wife and I were visiting the area and…read morediscovered this great market. All the vendors were selling their wonderful products and produce. A couple vendors were also selling coffee. There was also bakery items too. Great location!