So delicious! A cute little shop in downtown Sandpoint that has a good amount of seating inside and…read moreoutside. This place gets busy but moves quickly! Service was great, we were able to sample if needed and got the flavors we wanted. Ice Cream is amazing. So happy I got the chance to come by. Will be coming back.

Try the salted caramel brown butter cookie dough!! So good, the perfect amount of salt and chunks…read moreof cookie. They had a lot of good flavors, especially fall flavors right now. More seating than I'd expect for an ice cream spot, but they also serve coffee and sparkling drinks. It was nearly closing so we didn't get any coffee. A cute little shop! Staff was nice.

always great service and their burgers and fries are the greatest for sandpoint they're open 24…read morehours a day. i was cooking stop by when you get the chance

Over 30 mins to make a burger- what a joke! Not sure what the problem is here…read moreBut don't come if you think it is going to be a quick stop

A great chocolate & candy shop! I love the imported candy section and was able to pickup two packs…read moreof authentic Swedish candy for $7 each which is really reasonable for the quantity! Handmade chocolates too.

Everything I've tried tastes amazing (highly recommend a Bigfoot bar or a peanut butter ball)! I've…read morebeen here often enough they recognize me! They recently reorganized the candy section and it's so much easier to go in and look around now. They've also added chocolate dipped cheesecakes which are bomb (and I'm not even a cheesecake person)!

Sandy's is the place to go in the area for real hand dipped ice cream. She always has a nice…read moreselection as well as a good amount of sugar free ice cream for diabetics. The best part of getting ice cream there is to eat it out of her in store made waffle cones hand dipped in chocolate and covered in sprinkles. If you need an ice cream fix go to the nondescript Bonner County Mall she is on the right through the west side main entrance doors. Sandy also sells homemade fudge and chocolate.

If you are looking for truffles that are every bit as good as those Godiva ones but are right here…read morein Sandpoint, check this place out (and do get a sample: yum!). Very easy to find as it is right down the street from Winter Ridge. Whether it is a special occasion or just for fun, stop by here and have a truffle (or an ice cream) and a coffee. Outside tables under the trees for shade, and a great place for the kiddos to play while you sit.

The chocolate is amazing! I am addicted to the milk chocolate truffles. Will definitely be stopping…read morethere when I visit again!

OOOOOH MYYYYY!! There's some seriously good pie! And their…read moresandwiches!! And the soup!! Just divinely delectable -- ALL of it! There was beet soup .. so, so good. The Salmon Delight was INDEED delightful. Our server was super helpful with suggestions and very accommodating. The restaurant was busy and caters to families and singles alike. We enjoyed eating our meal and packing a variety of pies to go.

A very long, food-binging midday found me here for a slice of pie. Suddenly, I felt the fear that…read moreSergeant Howie must have had, realizing he was in the midst of a homicidal, queen-bee cult---and was being prepared to burn in the belly of the Wicker Man. Seriously, this joint is definitely run by a stylish, attractive, and confident bunch of ladies, and I wasn't about to utter a phrase any more brash than, 'Yes, Ma'am.' One of them even talked me into ordering Pumpkin Chili. Say that out loud. Insert eerie music right......here/now.

The people here are so friendly. I ordered a pastrami sandwich on honey wheat bread and it was…read moredelicious. It had a cream cheese spread with some onion lettuce tomato. It was very good and for such a good price. It was quite busy there Monday morning. We sat outside and enjoyed a latte and our sandwich in the beautifully made furniture that happens to be for sale. It is quite expensive, but boy was it comfortable. I love all the little items in their shop. I picked up some cumin as I had run out at home.

This is an awesome local market and store. They have fresh items that you can take home and eat…read morealso take big options that looked delicious. I bought some chicken soup mix that I made on a ski trip recently and it was amazing. Also bought some cherry preserves there, but haven't tried those yet. Staff was super friendly. I love the atmosphere inside the store. They have a lot of great gourmet items. Definitely a fun place to shop!

NOTE: This was originally intended for the Oldtown location but it applies to several stores in any…read morecase. This is absolutely my go-to grocery store! If you are looking for daily good prices on your typical staples in general, they will deliver. I consider them the middle class of stores. Not super fancy and pricy as Fred Meyer and not cheap and questionable as Wal-Mart. (Ya, I said it.) Their sales are phenominal, strangely enough in fact, I get excited each week for their ad to see what's on sale next! You don't even have to wait for or find a printed ad, if you sign up for emails each week you get a link to view ads online either in text only format or viewing the actual sales pages. As a bonus, there is a super coupon for weekends just for subscribers. They are locally owned/managed so I LOVE that. In fact, they support many of our local producers as well, for example, Meyer and Woods meats, Laclede berries, raw cow milk (can't remember the farm name), and I'm sure several others. The employees always seem to be much more available/helpful. There are several locations for convenience, each a tad different but not so much you don't feel unfamiliar. In my opinion, A good store is one where you feel comfortable purchasing both meat and fruit and like the quality of both! They have loads of services people often overlook too such as: 5 gallon water filling, kombucha filling, growler filling, a fresh bread baking machine (Sandpoint), movie rentals, PO services, coin counter machines, lottery ticket machines, fuel (Oldtown), floral department, deli, dry ice sales, bait (?), and many other things I'm sure I'm forgetting. Although, I do not see a place where they list these on their website for each location so best to call ahead. Oddly enough, at this time anyhow, I really can't think of anything that stands out to be improved other than a more informative website...and that says something! EDIT: OK, OK, I did find a couple of small things. I wouldn't mention it if it were just a one time thing but these two things happened yesterday. This is for the OLDTOWN location. When you are purchasing fruit or produce, be sure to double check your receipt. Preferably, try to catch it as they ring up...but when you are by yourself unloading onto the belt and they are pretty much finished ringing up by the time you are done unloading, it's nearly impossible. Often I find that, especially when something organic is listed on sale, the register rings up full price. I almost overpaid $2 on strawberries. A small pittance for some, yes, but possibly that rare treat of a candy bar for others. The other is to watch your baggers. Don't be afraid to make a request as that may get them to think about it differently if they were not properly trained. It is much easier to haul bags that have a few canned food or plastic bottles in the bottom, then boxed items, then crushables on top than all of one kind in one bag. They always end up ripping. Especially 2 liter bottles of soda even when double bagged. Just ask for paper or bring your own cloth reuseable bags. Likewise, meat should be bagged separately or at the least in a separate bag within another, especially not with other produce. I try to load my items on the belt how bagging would make sense, like putting as many cold items together as possible and bag in paper. I found out they also no longer have icecream bags so just ask for paper. This may seem petty to some but when you live in the back woods and have to deal with sloppy trips into the house during inclement weather and dogs trying to scope out your purchases...good bagging helps!

The store is really good and my family used to love it, but we will not be returning or…read morerecommending it anymore because of predatory behavior by the company they contract with for security. A member of my household went back in to get one deli item that we hadn't gotten. Because you walk past the doors to get back to the registers, she forgot she hadn't bought this item yet and began to walk out. The security person saw a confused and distressed young woman, barely over 18, making no attempt to conceal or otherwise indicate an intent to be doing anything dishonest.... And decided that the appropriate response was not to see if she was willing to pay or have a simple conversation. Instead he detained this young woman for a half an hour while calling in law enforcement. When the police officer said they didn't see any evidence of an actual crime, the security guy instead made her sign something before she could leave. She didn't understand it, but it said she owed the guy's Security Company (not paid to Super One themselves) the cost of the $12 single food item PLUS $250 in "restitutions"!! This is not someone who has any prior issues with this or another store. This is not someone who was combative or deceitful. I'm convinced he saw someone confused and vulnerable and decided he could flex his "authority" and bully them over a trivial issue to make some money for his company and pretend like he's doing something resembling his actual job. He also trespassed them for a year from the store, which is frankly pointless because none of us will be shopping here again with this hostile approach.

We were traveling through Sandpoint and needed to find a place for lunch. The building MickDuff's…read moreoccupies is a really cool old building with a lot of history. We enjoyed that aspect of the place. My wife and I enjoyed our food, the Brewer's Burger for me and the Fish and Chips for her. The fries were good that came with our meal. Based on our sampling, I expect the rest of their food is good as well.

Reasonably priced for craft beer. The two beers we had were…read morenot good. Both had a soapy after taste/finish. Staff not friendly. Casual atmosphere and nice patio/yard area.

When we first moved to this area a few years ago, Joe's was our go to after a day swimming and…read morecatching sun out on City Beach. It's roughly walking distance from the beach (maybe a brisk quarter mile or so from the sand), and is THE best kept secret in downtown Sandpoint. This place defines "hole in the wall" restaurant, and even if you're on foot, if you blink at the wrong moment, you'd likely miss it. Don't do that. This place is excellent. I've never been to Philadelphia, so I can't say with any accuracy or certainty how Joe's sandwiches hold up to the real deals, but I will say that the sandwiches and their burgers are indeed the Real Deal. Their sandwiches come in 8" and 12" lengths and burgers from 1-2 quarter pound patties. They have a fairly standard soda fountain equipped with Pepsi product, a few bottled beverages, and a mindblowing milk shake menu. A few years ago they even offered a buffalo sauce flavored milk shake. Full stop. Anyway, I can attest that their huckleberry shake and Hershey's chocolate malt are out of this world awesome. My wife and I went here for date night last night, our first time in in quite some time. Service was very friendly and attentive, and everything was made to order. Whereas I've usually gone for the Philly cheese steak or French dip, this time I did the bacon burger with pepper jack (they have a good variety of cheese available, I should add) and left with zero regrets. My wife did the standard cheeseburger with everything and we split a side of onion rings which were ambrosial (delicious, amazing, what have you). Parking can be a little iffy, but there are some spots on the street right out front. Worst case scenario, they're a very short walking distance from the big (free) public parking lot on Church street, which is where I parked. You might even need the walk if you're eating there. Inside seating is limited, but clean and comfortable. The AC wasn't the greatest, and I can't imagine the heat from the kitchen does the interior temps any favors. My wife and I rarely if ever get a date night anymore, so the whole thing was a great treat, and something I'd gladly do again anytime. Highly, highly recommended.

If you enjoy a good Philly Cheesesteak please stop by. Plus there is an 85 year old woman that…read morewas working the counter. She made my day chatting with her. What a wonderful woman. Enjoyed my whole dine in experience with her. I hugged her when I left. Hope she did enjoy her dip in the lake that day. Thank you for the Philly Cheesesteak! Love the onion rings too!