My boyfriend and I were looking for a good spot for lunch while we were in Pullman and we came upon…read morethis place on Yelp. The ratings and pics looked promising, so we gave it a try. When we went inside, we were greeted right away. Because of Covid, we decided to get takeout. We ended up ordering a gyro rice bowl and a Mad Greek Pizza, which the waitress had recommended. We really enjoyed both dishes, especially the pizza! The crust was crunchy and fluffy, the cheese was melted nicely, and who knew that gyro meat would taste so good on a pizza? The rice bowl was pretty good as well, but I wish they had more fresh veggies to balance with the meat. The gyro meat was very tasty, although not as flavorful as other places I've tried. The rice was very soft and yummy, and the texture was like little beans. The tzatziki sauce coating the entire dish made it taste fresh and healthy, and the herbs on top gave it a lovely flavor.

This place is decent, but not great. I will say that everything is abnormally salty where you can't…read moreeven enjoy it. I thought it was just me, but every single person I had try, agreed with me that it was pure salt. My friends and I couldn't finish the bowls without needing a bunch of water from how salty it is. I will say the fries are delicious and crispy. If these bowls were not salty, then I am sure it would taste pretty good. The service was great though and the waitress was super nice.

Wow! Excellent favors! The staff is also very helpful and friendly, but what really stood out was…read morehow tasty the food was. This is a kiosk in the Lumberyard, which includes a few other dining options, a full bar, seating both indoors and outdoors, games, and TVs. The Lumberyard is a great place to hang out, and Malō is a highlight here in terms of food. The Mochiko Chicken was recommended as the best thing to get, so I had to try it. Absolutely delicious! I also tasted the sauce from the Char Siew Chicken, and it was also delicious. Both of these were a little on the salty side, which I thought was great. However, if you're sensitive to salt that could be an issue. The Crab Potato Salad was very good. The Macaroni Salad was a little more basic, but also very good. The staff was super great, and the food was just out of this world. While I appreciate that there are several other food venues in the Lumberyard (all of which I have tried) I won't be able to resist opting for Malō whenever I stop by.

We were on the hunt for a quick and satisfying meal on a Thursday evening, and a family member who…read morelives in the area recommended this spot for island comfort food. The menu is simple and straightforward - you have a choice of mochiko (breaded) chicken, char siew chicken, shredded pork, or beef kalbi ribs - and we ended up ordering the mochiko chicken with a side of mac salad. While we took our food to-go, the ambiance of the Lumberyard (the food hall that houses Malo) seemed like a neat place to grab a drink and/or bite to eat with friends while watching the game. The mochiko chicken plate featured a crispy chicken cutlet served on a bed of rice, alongside a hefty scoop of mac salad (you can also choose crab potato salad as your side dish). Everything was drizzled with a sweet and slightly smoky aioli-type sauce. The meal was delicious and would pair excellently with a beer from one of the other eateries in the Lumberyard. In addition, the chef/owner was very friendly, and since we arrived early for our pick-up, we had the opportunity to watch him freshly prepare our food in the kiosk's tiny kitchen. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Logan ,says that you guys have perfectly pressed noodles all the sauces are perfectly mixed and the…read moreway that you guys have your restaurant set up is awesome and amazing ! Definetly will be back sometime soon #new favorite place

The service was attentive, quick and very nice. the inside was small but nice and clean, there were…read morealso quite a bit of people there. The food itself was good, not a lot of topping options but everything they did have seemed to be fresh and they had a lot of sauces to choose from.

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.

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.

We ordered one hamburger, one brisket sandwich with bacon, two waters and it was $40!!!! After…read morewaiting for 20 minutes, our order was given to someone else, then we waited another 20 minutes for our order. The girl in back was throwing F bombs. The one piece of bacon on the burger was very, very undone! I know prices have gone up but $40 is too steep for a food truck.

The BBQ is flippin' amazing, but you HAVE to try something with cheese on it. For example, the…read moremuffuletta has provolone and cheddar with three types of Italian meat and a delicious olive spread.

It's the best place in town to stock up on groceries…read more I'll compare the other two grocery stores I like, but which aren't *the* place to stock up: The Safeway on the other side of town is more convenient for me, and has a decent pharmacy built in. Like WinCo, everyone is friendly and helpful, but WinCo has significantly better prices, even considering Safeway's loyalty card. The Moscow Food Co-op is also great, but somehow I spend a fair amount of money every time I go in there. I feel OK about that because I think they treat employees fairly and there is always a great selection of really good locally sourced foods. And although WinCo's deli is fine, the Deli/Coffee Bar at the Co-op is in a different league with amazing hot food, plus the cozy, welcoming seating area, and occasional live music. At WinCo, I really like the bulk foods, especially the grind-it-on-the-spot almond butter and peanut butter. (The Moscow Food Co-op is the other place I know with fresh-ground peanut butter and bulk foods, but a bit more expensive.) The prices and selection are great, and I like not wasting or paying for a bunch of dumb packaging and marketing. They have bulk spices, all kinds of nuts, pastas, flours, dried fruit, candies, even dry dog food. (Oh, WalMart groceries: Just Say No. Surprisingly, they're not the best prices, not the best quality, and WalMart is still kind of evil.) As other reviewers have mentioned, the produce isn't always today's freshest, straight from the field, but it's the same as Safeway: It spent another day or two on a truck compared to a big city on the coast. But if you shop for seasonal produce, they're great, with the best prices. For example, last summer, I could afford all the avocados I could eat thanks to Winco, while they were really expensive elsewhere. They have a good cheese and dairy selection and again, great prices, and the bakery seems fine (I don't buy much baked stuff). Oh, they had super cheap, really tasty pumpkin pies before Thanksgiving. My hungry teenagers loved them. I'll keep going to the Moscow Food Co-op for local produce and a hot meal/coffee from their Deli, and Safeway for medicines and quick trips when I run out of milk or eggs, but to stock up for the month/week, WinCo is the place.

Excellent quality produce and great prices on most everything in the store! Check it out for…read moreyourself!!!

Even during the cold seasons of May, May we still ventured out to check out the Moscow Farmers…read moremarket. This farmers market had a lot to offer with different varieties of shopping. There was food, crafts, flowers, more food, hot beverages, more food. And oh yeah more food. I really love the musical entertainment as it was a unique sound. The farmers market was long enough to walk and eat without feeling guilty. We got some lumpias which were the best I've had in Washington. I got some tamales and Sushi which were a hit. We even got some teas to keep us warm. If you are in in downtown lasko during Saturday mornings, this is definitely a great place to do some shopping.

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.

I love Jimmy John's sandwiches. All the ingredients and meats are cut fresh daily in store and the…read morebread is all cooked fresh in store. Day old bread is not served for sandwiches but customers can buy a loaf for 50 cents which is a nice way to get rid of the bread without wasting it. Jimmy John's prides itself on customer service and every customer is greeted with a smile when they walk in the door. I can also vouche for the freaky fast delivery! The delivery fees are minimal so you can help the drivers out by tipping them a little extra for their gas and effort to get your food to you as quickly as possible, rain or shine :)

Pathetic sandwich. It's been a while since I got jj's, ordered a chicken bacon ranch. It came on…read morewhat they used to use for the 'slims' sized sandwich. Tiny little roll. Easily 1/3 smaller than what they used to serve. I heard Jersey mikes has done the same thing. Won't order again. Sad.