Was on our short list to visit during our stay in Walla Walla…read more Store hours posted online included Friday. So we planned our schedule in order to enable a visit. We arrived during the posted hours, and entered through the open door. Immediately a woman came from the back area and ushered us back out the door with the explanation that the store was closed that week, and then locked the door behind us. We look forward to possibly visiting during our next visit to Walla Walla.

What an exquisite place! Everything is perfect! You enter through an alley like it's a secrete just…read morefor you. There are treats you couldn't get anywhere else in Walla Walla. Taramasalata, snacks and chocolates from Japan, cheeses, wines. I like to go in and get something I've never had before. They also do a carry out meal weekly, carry fresh seafood, and all the seasonal delicacies. And the spices are endless!

I'm disappointed that andy's market has essentially "sold out" to giant corporate interests. A…read moregrocery store built on the premise of healthy options now sells mostly main stream junk food products from the mega corporation Pepsico which uses very manipulative advertising and false claims. Their cereal is mostly sugar based, same effect on the brain as cocaine and proven to cause brain rot. There are few to no organic options I buy such as hummus, cereal, chips, non sweetened fruit, bread, unprocessed protein options, and milk. Personally I don't like being "served", I think required politeness and civility hurts workers by emotionally enslaving them and isn't authentic to the history of the products, how they are made, and what they really are. Instead of processing the history of products they are selling empty emotional transactional "vibes" essentially trying to emotionally own the transaction. Payment shouldn't be a value The bulk food section is an option with a wide selection though not as many organic options as I'd prefer. The vitamin selection is adequate though I'd prefer to buy medicinal tinctures in larger quantities than available. The vegetarian processed food is too expensive to buy on a budget, non organic, and have way too much oil and salt in them. Most of the brands sold are lecherous and emotionally manipulative. I know they are trying to process their "biblical" beliefs but "killer" bread, "love" cereal, "gold" milk, "Morningstar" vege food, is just garbage.

I love this store. Freshest produce in town, great bulk…read moresection, and the natural health care department is well stocked with knowledgeable helpful people. This store is a GEM!

Their ice cream is to die for...so creamy. The flavors are always changing and very creative. My…read moresister had the "Watergate salad" ice cream. I asked for a bite and it was all I could do not to steal her cup away from her. Being a "Cookie Monster" I ordered the cookies'n cream (my all time go-to fav). It was so deliciously good - I can't stop thinking about it...lol. I have been there for lunch and their soups and sandwiches are yummy. It's a quaint, local place where the service is friendly and the products they sell and serve are exceptional.

The best grilled cheese sandwich & tomato soup. It was so deliciously good. The friendly service…read moreand good atmosphere.

I ordered a pumpkin pie for my family and it was THE BEST we've ever had! It was fresh, light, and…read morevery flavorful, absolutely amazing! Their scones are spectacular too, as are their other pastries. Their long fermented sourdough bread has now become a staple in our house. Great for sandwiches, toast, etc ...

Amazing bread!! It is truely artisan style with great flavors and textures. My favorite is the long…read moreferment.

A wonderful little specialty shop in downtown Pullman…read more We sometimes pick up cheese, chocolate, and/or hot sauce but the focus is typically beer, hard cider, sake, and/or Prosecco. I like that they tend to have new things to try each time we stop by. They frequently have wine tastings on Thursdays (4-7pm) but we haven't stayed for any yet. Maybe next year. We used to frequently also buy lemonade here but sadly they stopped selling Fentimans Victorian Lemonade several months ago. They have 1-2 other similar options but we don't like them as much. I believe we've met two employees and the owner so far. Everyone has been really nice.

I've always been impressed when I visit Noshies, but I was particularly impressed when I visited…read morerecently to buy wine for a party I was hosting. The proprietor was so very helpful helping me choose a selection of wines that would appeal to a varied group of people, and the proof was in the number of compliments from everyone at the party about the great wine selection. This experience is night and day better than what I get from the wine shop on Main St in Moscow. They also have a great beer selection with beers not available elsewhere on the Palouse. I highly recommend this place!

Very happy to find a dedicated GF option place to eat. The Americano coffee was good. I had a…read moredouble Eggs Benedict It came with no sides or garnishes. You get two halves of a GF English Muffin. Each half was layered with wilted spinach, a thin slice of sandwich ham (you could see the dark of the spinach through the ham), a tomato slice, the poached egg. Both halves were then covered with hollandaise and a sprinkling of parsley. Flavor-wise it was just okay. Nothing to set it over the top one way or another. It was plated on to cold plates. I watched as my plate was assembled and then sat on the counter while a single Eggs Benedict was assembled and then a Mama's Muffin sandwich was assembled. I told my table mates my Benedict has been sitting there for several minutes and it's going to be cold. Sure enough it was delivered with cold hollandaise and Luke warm egg. I asked to have it popped in the microwave to heat it up because it was cold. I think she gave it 30 seconds and then served it stating any more time might "break" the sauce. So I ate a cold eggs Benedict. I ate all the first one (then remembered to take the picture) and then ate most of the second one. Timing for cooking needs to be addressed to ensure customers receive hot food. Maybe a plate warmer would help or just serve one at a time as the plates come up. Our final party member had to wait as his was served a few minutes after the rest of us. Again, this place has a great concept and if we were just getting coffees and pastry it would have been 5 stars but for the breakfast service, there were too many bumps for more than two.

Gluten free, dairy free, egg free. You name it Mama Monacrelli's has it!…read more Stopped by for a breakfast sandwich at the recommendation of a friend and got a chai latte as well. They were delicious! This place is super cute with lots of seating options inside. The service was quick and prompt on a Saturday morning. I didn't get a chance to try the baked goods but they looked so good! Two full cases of GF goodness.

I'm not sure why, but I've got a soft spot in my heart for smalltown butchers, especially artisan…read morestyle butchers that carry slightly more specialized meats. We stumbled upon this place while walking to another spot, and instantly had a place that we were excited about going every time we come into town! It was open by a gentleman who felt like the area could use a specialty butcher that carried a little bit nicer cuts of meat, slightly larger variety and had a cool vibe. He accomplished all three! They carry all the standard beef, chicken and pork, but also do some more specialty meats like rabbit and specialty sausages. We also loved the fact that they carry some good cheeses, including a really nice aged Gouda! My best half loves her some aged Gouda, so anytime we find something good we make note of it. The Decour here is slightly eclectic, but still familiar. They've also got some really cool custom doors that lead back into The back and windows that allow you to see where all the action is taking place. Never anything gruesome, but it's nice to see where the meat is actually being cut and prepared. In addition to the delicious non-vegetarian options, they carry some different varieties of crackers, some legit Marcona almonds and straight from the farm eggs. Prices were very fair, and the service was impeccable. This is a place that I hope starts to make T-shirts as I will definitely be excited to support all that they're doing. If you're in the area, you should definitely check this place out!

Stopped in to pick up some cheese to accompany a roadside snack. So that is all I can rate for this…read morevisit. We look forward to shopping here again during our next visit to Walla Walla, as we expect their other products will meet the high bar set by the cheese we found. SERVICE: 4.5. Fast and friendly. CHEESE: 5.0. Camembert - excellent buttery gold interior with firmish, ridged white exterior.

Great selection of Eastern European imported food products!…read moreBreads-cheeses-confections-jams-juices-preserved meats-preserved veggies and so much more! Great store to shop for an impromptu tasting adventure dinner or make a much better version of charcuterie boards!great prices & friendly service

Amazing food market with all products what people want. Nice service, good location. Thank you to…read morethe owners for organizing such a wide variety of products for us here. Good luck and prosperity, Happy New Year!

Chocolates were great, ambiance was great, but service was the greatest! Will be back soon!read more

Store is in a gorgeous old house on Main Street in Milton Freewater that is painted a deep spring…read moreviolet with mellow yellow trim that enhances the details and adds joy. You turn onto a stone paved drive to a beautiful parking lot. The store strikes the perfect tone of elegant and welcoming. I took my kids, including 2 toddlers and we tried an array of the house made truffles, which were divine. The owner was knowledgeable, kind and full of smiles. He recommended other local stores to visit. We thoroughly enjoyed- Espresso Passion mango fruit Tres Leches Violet Can't Wait to come back!!!