What an incredibly pleasant surprise on my way home from Loup Loup. I loved the food, LOVED the…read morethrifted merch, loved the coffee, the vibes were fantastic. The servers were efficient, friendly, helpful and not over the top. They had comfy furniture, toys for the kiddies, and real dishes. I hope I will find more opportunities to be in Grand Coulee in the morning. If you are in town needing food and coffee, get your buns up there!

We visited Voltage Coffee House during our stay in Grand Coulee and were surprised we hadn't…read morediscovered it sooner. We've been coming here for four years to visit family and never realized this place existed. After growing frustrated with the other coffee shop on the main drag, we searched for nearby options and were relieved to find this one open. Overall, Voltage Coffee House was a much better experience. You could actually taste the coffee in the drinks, which was a nice change. The gal who took our order was friendly and greeted us with a smile, which added a welcoming touch. The two baristas preparing the drinks seemed a bit disoriented and unsure with some of the orders, so I was pleasantly surprised when the drinks came out just right. The ambiance of the café felt a little scattered--it didn't seem like there was a consistent theme--but the space definitely has good bones and the potential to be something special. One small thing I appreciated was that they don't put the lids or straws on your drinks for you. It's a simple but thoughtful touch that I personally prefer. We'll definitely be back.

Delicious place for a lunch stop on a drive through town. We found this hidden gem while driving…read morethrough the area on a camping trip. The servings were very generous and the food was outstanding! My chicken quesadilla came with plenty of meat, toppings, and fresh avocado. It really hit the spot and tasted very fresh. My friends got the taco plate and the torta plate. They both raved about their dishes as well. It's an outdoor taco truck, so be prepared to take the food to go or eat at the picnic tables outside. The tables were covered with a tent so there was nice shade. They had a variety of drinks as well. Right near a Safeway if you need to stop for gas or other essentials on a road trip.

The food was excellent!! Service was quick and hot!! Although you have to sit out side as it's a…read moretruck we will definitely be back again!

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!