I am just in love with this select farmers market!!…read more Not only because they've got Orange Thyme as a vendor (along with The Scone Ranger and various grass fed meat, hand made soap, vegetable and fruit vendors) but the people are just incredibly kind and informative yet not at all pushy. There is a sense of community when I walk into the parking lot. Never have I felt unwanted or things of the like. This is something I look forward to each week (when expenses allow) as I know everything is made with care and love. I encourage everyone visiting or living in the area to stop by, if you love Korean BBQ the church adjacent to the market has a killer deal. $10 will get you a plate that'll fill you up with a happy tummy for your shopping needs!

Love this farmers market. The prices are very competitive ( I found the prices slightly cheaper…read morethan other farmers markets in the area ) and the produce is very fresh and tasty! Every Friday from 3-6.

I shop here on a regular basis. Best discounts on things you can't find in regular grocery stores…read more Sure, it's hit and miss for things you need but if you're willing to kinda go with what they have, the selection is fantastic and the prices are the best. The staff are always friendly and, well, this is right down the hill from where I live. So, it's the #1 place for groceries for me. They recently reorganized everything and expanded their selection. Stop in and check out the store!

I really like this store. The prices are better than the other grocery stores around here. They…read moredon't always carry the expensive niche gourmet type things - like they're not going to have every single brand of the items but they will have the cheapest. They also have a revolving selection of random stuff- clothing, toys, decor, you never know what you'll find. I used to shop at the one on Sprague and I'd stop in not even for food but to see what's new this week. My favorite haul was these imported decorative containers - beautiful and detailed.All sizes, even using one as a coffee table and a trunk for quilts in the bedroom.

I am new to the Farmer scene and this was the perfect way to be introduced. I have bought a LINC…read morefoods basket at an event, and have now signed up for their LINC Box. The LINC Box is an amazing subscription that provides the community with local eats. We got the produce box, a carton of eggs, and a meat portion. I loved picking up my box at a convenient location and the system that they are using is very easy to navigate. I love that the box had farm fresh eggs, and the pork shoulder I received is going to be used to make carnitas! YAS! The produce was absolutely incredible. It included a list of what I got and where it came from, the exact farm! I loved that. I made a salad with all this fresh produce and totally know how different fresh ingredients taste. Delicious. They also had a Pantry Fuel recipe card which is awesome. I cannot wait to make a potato salad with the purple potatoes! I would just love to know what is in my box each time for sure but cannot wait until next week. The beauty of collaboration in an amazing little box that will feed my family this summer. SWOON!

From the owner: LINC Foods is a worker and farmer owned food hub based in Spokane, WA. We envision the Inland…read moreNorthwest with a robust local food system and a vibrant ecosystem. Our mission is to build a regional, sustainable food system by linking local farmers to new markets and ensure the highest quality products for our customers through democratic enterprise. We envision an inland northwest with a robust local food system, a vibrant ecosystem, and fair, fulfilling employment. Our values are based on democracy, equality, equity, and solidarity. We believe in honesty, openness, social responsibility, and cooperation.

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.

Their donuts are tough, I have braces and I basically had to suck on it... I couldn't bite through…read moreit.

I came in to buy a gallon bottle of water but they are empty containers and you fill them up…read moreyourself. I passed on that and bottle smaller water bottles in bulk and they were priced just right. The store looks well stocked with all the items you would expect and more, especially the bakery section.

Only place here in Spokane to get Dandelions for my 3 rescued bunnies. The people are professional.read more

1.17.26: I was specifically looking for sugar free chocolates for a birthday gift and after some…read moreresearch, I discovered Spokandy carried a small selection of sugar free. The travel time to get there was a little over an hour. When we walked in, we were immediately greeted and I told them what I was looking for. They were really helpful and showed me the section of pre-wrapped sugar free options and then they had a section of sugar free chocolates in the display case, where you can purchase anywhere from 1 piece to pounds--price is based on weight. I purchased both wrapped boxes and some more from the display case. I was amazed at the variety and selection of sugar free chocolates and candies that was offered and bought several items to create a sugar free gift basket for my friend's mom, who is a diabetic that loves sweets and chocolates. They also had a sugar free huckleberry jam that I couldn't pass up. Of course, I picked out a handful of treats for myself, which consisted of truffles, jelly sticks, several key lime inspired chocolates, chocolate covered Oreos, marshmallow caramels, a pecan log, and a huge cookies and cream rice krispie treat. The store is pretty big and has a wide variety that even the pickiest of eaters could find something to satisfy their pallet. There's many novelty and gift items, which was fun to look at. They even have a photo booth and props to take pics with. The two female employees working were nice and Ciera, who helped me was really patient and answered all my questions. With Valentine's Day around the corner, Spokandy is ready and has you covered!

Tasty while also being a little pricier than I would've ever anticipated which is no small featread more

An elite, veteran/woman owned artisan bakery that specializes in breads, bagels, and other…read moredelicious products. The signature product is the crumble coffee cake and they have recently added bagel bombs for a more "complete" breakfast or lunch offering. The new space has really come together and the downstairs lends an air of comfort and history. You can kickback for a more relaxed vibe. The space is also available to be booked for private events. Service is excellent, but what really sets the place apart is the amount of sincere care they exhibit for their long time regular customers. Relationships are valued here!

A Woman-/Veteran-owned and thriving after 9 years + a relocation BAKE SHOP! Serving an essential…read moreCoffee Cake sliced into a single pie-shaped slices - toasted edge where the sugar has caramelized during baking, dusty center filled with crumbly cinnamon/sugar. The simple white cake (not moist, but not dry) is given a perfect ratio of cinnamon & sugar that makes a cup of coffee (black) sing! Lydia's storefront and bustling kitchen are downtown, but keep an eye on local grocery stores for more cookies & cakes, or have them shipped country-wide!