Happy Hog has a variety of fresh and smoked meats. Old fashioned style jerky, breakfast sausage,…read moreand my favorite German sausage. I can purchase at the local Rosaurs grocery stores or directly from the friendly staff on Almon street. Their quality meat is also featured at many local restaurants. Yum!

Love the CO-OP!!! Always the first stop when we come down from Spokane…read more I always hit the bulk foods for Deglet dates, orange cranberries and whatever else I need. Then hit the bakery area for the local loaves. Scored the last loaf of cranberry walnut bread. The also had Santa Cruz 32oz bottles of lemonade, 4 bottles for $9.00!! These run $3.99 each at Yoke's! Even if I don't buy much, I love wandering around the store. Staff are very friendly & helpful too!

I'm staying in Lewiston and visiting Moscow for a music conference at the college. As an Oregonian…read morespoiled by local food and easy to find organics, it's been difficult here for me. Oh, but THIS store! It's wonderful. It's all about the local food scene, and quality. The cupcakes in the bakery case are made there, and the pretty frosting designs were naturally colored. They bake their own breads. The deli line was led wonderful, there's a coffee stand, and the smoothies are made to order with real fruit, no mixes. The prepared foods case was also well stocked and generous with variety...I was able to find a delicious snack for the afternoon. The produce section is colorful and impressive...they even have Buddha's hand! This has an upscale Whole Foods vibe (pre Amazon ownership), and Moscow is lucky to have it. Adding a few words to hopefully trigger this in searches for vegan, organic, lunch and dinner, since it didn't come up in a search for those topics for me. I "discovered" the co op just driving by.

We LOVE going to Grocery Outlet everywhere we can. The store is clean. The variety is PHENOMENAL…read more And the prices are FANTASTIC.

This place is great. I can find most of what I need there. They have any spice you could need and…read moreplenty of produce and meats. They even have dog and cat food and treats. I have found plenty of organic foods for all. The only caveat is sometimes they don't have many of an item and then you need to get enough at the time as it may not be there the next day.

I went to their build your own sandwich station and asked the person working there to build me…read morewhatever sandwich they thought was the best, and it did not disappoint! I'm not even joking when I say I don't think I've ever had a better sandwich in my life.

They made the cutest and most tasty cake I have ever eaten!…read moreThe cake was chocolate with chocolate butter cream and raspberry filling. So fresh and full of flavor.

I love farmers markets. I don't know if it's the farmers, or the markets, but the combo is one of…read moremy favorite Saturday pastimes. Sign - me - up. Safe to say I've been to quite a few in my time on this Earth. This is the best one. Seriously. I've never been to a better one. The quality of the vendors was top-notch - from the produce, hand made products, and food vendors, to the live entertainment. The whole thing was so well put together. I would honestly make a special trip just to go here for the day. Specifically, two booths to mention. One, Brush Creek Creamery makes incredibly smooth and delicious cheese - not too salty, but packed with flavor. Second, the Swedish bakery booth! What beautiful pastries, also packed with flavor. Not pictured, the countless produce booths were amazing, offering samples of absolutely delicious produce of all kinds.

Really nice farmers' market - they say that Moscow is known for their farmers markets and they were…read moreright! It occurs right downtown and it's fun walking around and seeing stands for produce but also cool art items as well as excellent food places. We had the crepes and they were delicious. There was also a very cool heritage apple sampler that the University was putting on - overall, would recommend!

The employees are always friendly and seem like they don't mind their job. It seems like they are…read moreoverworked though and not compensated enough for the work load put on them. If I could make a difference with my opinion it would be to tell management how lucky they are to have employees that seem to like their job even though the pay doesn't equal the effort they put out. And no, I am not an employee past or present, I just see the pressure put upon these people and notice they still seem to smile and be friendly to everyone. These people basically put themselves in danger everytime they come to work by the possible exposure to COVID-19, so in my opinion these people should receive not only a bonus but hazard pay. We all know Wal mart can more than afford it. ***This review is for the Clarkston, Washington store***

TONS of WSU gear for cheaper than The Bookie or anywhere on WSU campus! Love this Walmart as it's…read moresuper clean and is a great place to stock up on all of the items my kid needs in her dorm and school. Plus, when I visit and have forgotten something in packing, this store has it!! They hire college kids so it's a different kind of Walmart experience than I'm used to at home. Friendly staff, everything stocked up, and located in a college town so the vibe is more like a Macy's experience than a traditional Walmart.

I ordered a fruit and pinwheel platter over the phone for my son's graduation. Being out of town I…read morewas hoping all would go as planned. You guys did a GREAT JOB! The platters were plentiful, the presentation was beautiful, and the fruit was fresh and tasty! Thank you Safeway, Pullman!!

Super amazing I loved it. Best shopping experience I've ever had. I also noticed that the signs are…read morenamed after the streets for the isles, which I thought was cool the service is amazing. End it sounds amazing in there overall a great place to go when you wanna find baked beans. The ambience is so good there I loved it.

The cheapest place to get cans of Cougar Cheese…read more Their hours are limited but we sometimes manage to stop by. Sometimes I get ice cream but usually I'm there to get a small bag of Cougar Cheese or cans of it to give to friends/family we plan to visit. They're $30 per can there (last I checked) and normally $40+ anywhere else (even in Pullman). I often feel like I'm remembering the price incorrectly so I try to pay check on it (both at Ferdinand's and at random stores). I think I saw cans "on sale" for about $50 at a grocery store in Redmond, WA once. They also ship the cheese cans during the colder months but online they're currently $33 (per 30 oz can) + shipping. Tip: WSU's Sensory Science Center is super close by and often needs panelists for food and beverage (including alcohol) studies. They usually thank participants with Ferdinand's gift cards (usually $5-10 but sometimes more) so most of our visits are immediately after participating in a study. They don't have panelist studies every day/week so it's best to get on their email list.

Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shoppe, Washington State University's gourmet ice cream shop, features…read moreold-fashioned ice cream and soda fountain treats, exclusive ice cream flavors, gourmet coffee and espresso drinks, and, of course, award-winning Cougar Cheese. Pretty fun history with this place. Amazing prices with a single scoop coming about $3 (2026 prices!). Staff is friendly. Huckleberry ice cream is very good. A fun destination on a trip for sure!