Nice curated and good products to wander through. We enjoyed the time there. Nice people.read more

Fun items to look at & great people to visit with! We have purchased a bed frame, dresser and…read moremiscellaneous smaller items & have been please with everything!

They don't have everything, but they will do what they can to help you out. the people there are…read morevery friendly, and I should know sense I am there maybe twice a month or more. I like to support local business, and this is one that I don't really struggle supporting, its just natural.

I was cruising through town, & needed a key made. They key selection is GREAT! The guy helped me…read moreimmediately, got me two keys, AND THEY WORKED PERFECTLY! Note: I used to be a locksmith, and their key machine was spot on! Thanks for all the help.

In 1992 Walter and Judy Haig took a chance on creating a vineyard on…read more Lake Roosevelt , Washington. It turned out to be a perfect location to grow grapes . They only use grapes from their estate vineyard and they don't grow white wine grapes, only red (which is fine by me). In July of 2005 the winery opened up a small tasting room at the production facility in Wilbur, Wa. They renovated an old service station in 2001, the winery has since expanded with a new barrel aging building and 10,000 square foot production facility. The tasting room is open Fridays and Saturdays 11am to 4pm Memorial Day to Labor Day. In April of 2009, Whitestone Winery opened up a brand new tasting room in downtown Spokane, WA. The new tasting room allows them to showcase their wines and their passion for winemaking in a downtown urban location. The Spokane Tasting room is open year round Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Noon to 6pm. Accolades: 2007 Washington Merlot of the Year For our 2002 Merlot by Washington CEO Magazine Concordance Gold & Best Red Blend For Pieces of Red v.2.03 by Indy International Wine Competition 2008 Washington Wine of the Year For Pieces of Red v.4.11 by the Compass Wines Newsletter In addition, each of our different vintages of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc has won multiple Gold and Silver at the four largest wine competitions in the United States.

I loved the winery itself, but don't join the wine club if you are visiting out of town! I visited…read morethe winery on July 1, 2018. I enjoyed their wines, so joined one of their wine clubs. The cost was $60, which I paid upfront, and was told the wine delivery would be sent that week and would arrive in California in less than a week. A week has passed.....no wine was delivered. The worst part is that I have not been able to reach the winery after calling 3 different phone numbers. I've left many messages over a 4 day period, and not a single person has called back. THE PHONE NUMBER ON THE RECEIPT WAS AN INVALID NUMBER WHICH WAS NOT RELATED TO THE WINERY. An unknown person was nice enough to text me back and give me two other phone numbers to try. I have also called the phone number that I found on the winery's website. At this point, I just want to cancel my membership and be reinbursed for my membership fees! Making good wine is important, but being a responsible business owner and marketing your product fairly to your paid customers is equally important!

We're lucky to have this store in Grand Coulee! There are so many items that we would have to…read moretravel at least 50 miles from here to purchase. I've bought birthday gifts for my grandkids, sewing and craft supplies, office supplies, pool toys and kitchen goods all within the last month. If you need something, they'll find it for you. I can't imagine how difficult it would be for both locals and visitors without this business.

i wish i could give negative stars as i'd go negative 100 if i could. So, last Saturday both my…read moredaughters (38 and 32) were out here visiting us, with us were our grandsons, my oldest daughter's fiance and a childhood friend (like an uncle to our grandsons) of my youngest daughter. They all wanted to go to grand coulee (we live outside of city limits) to hit safeway, the variety store and the coffee shop. While they were in the variety store my **14** year old grandson (clearly a minor) wanted to pick something up for his 5 year old brother who was at home with my husband and i. Before i go further i want to mention that we're all mixed race here, my girls are half white (from my muttish white side) and half Mexican (my husband is 100% Mexican but you would not know it, my youngest daughter and this grandson have darker skin as well as one of the uncles). I only mention race/skin color because this becomes important later. So they're all kind of split up in the variety store my youngest was taking the train home to North Dakota and wanted some stuff for her crafting (she uses embroidery threads and string etc). It's a fun store to visit and look at things, get souvenir's etc. and that's what they were ALL doing. So my grandson picks up a toy looking at it to see if it was suitable for his brother and the lady there goes up to him and asks him if he's going to buy that? He's 14 he's not exactly sure what to think and says I'm not sure... she says "you need to leave the store right now!" and other nastiness, again he's 14 he has no way to let his aunt or Mom know that he has to leave the store he's a super sweet kid so he's fighting tears at this point... thankfully my oldest daughter had heard the commotion and saw that this involved her nephew...she immediately goes over and asks the woman why she's talking to her nephew like that, then of course his Mom is now cued in as well as both uncles ... so the lady says "you ALL need to leave the store!" Now keep in mind between all of them they had more than 100 dollars in merchandise ready to be purchased. But they do, they leave without purchasing, they're in the Safeway parking lot and apparently another patron came out to apologize to them, she told them (my daughters, etc) she'd said something to the lady in the variety store how uncalled for all that was and the lady quipped back to her "you're white, what do you care?". I was shocked to hear all this, we'd be going there for the last 20 years and frequently for the last 8 (and i know it changed hands in 2017). I'd even ignored some of the political stuff they had but given the way it leans i should have known better. I felt so bad for my grandson.. To be racially targeted in this way. I am just appalled. (FYI Both owners were there and present so clearly this is condoned). My husband did go in to confront them the following monday.. Their response was more bs... with stuff like "i don't see color" and tried to justify it with a whole mess of bs until he mentioned the other patron was a witness, to which she clammed up (proof this all happened exactly as it's written here). I will NEVER step foot in their store again. Ever. I don't recommend anyone else does either unless you want to associate with blatantly racist people.

We've been coming over to Coulee Playland for over 17 years and have never played this course…read more This year we decided to bring the clubs and give it a whirl. There were four adults (my husband, daughter , son in law and me) along with our three granddaughters. This course didn't open until 8:00 AM. And has 4 golf carts. They were friendly and welcoming of our family. The kids had a great time even though they didn't golf. We had a wonderful time and great memories were made. The course was in good shape and was more challenging than I thought it would be. We'll definitely come back and golf this one again.

We have been coming for years and playing the back 9 Friday of this weekend. Always a great time…read moreand fun. The course this year looked better than I remember. Staff is friendly, carts were in great condition. Can't wait until next year.

Ken has great customer service. I run an after school and summer program for the school district…read moreand he makes the time to double check orders with me. His deliveries are prompt and accurate.