Absolutely a must to take yourself or family to pic blueberries! My daughter and grandchildren had…read morea wonderful time and the farm was amazing! Great family business! SMB has the best blubes I've ever eaten! I'm first in line when they come into season.. and buy plenty to freeze to get me through until next year. Good job guys!

So easy to pick. Wonderful family run farm. Gorgeous berries. Going to pick more tomorrow!read more

Huge shoutout to Gina and her floral department for creating the perfect bridal bouquet and…read moreboutonnière for our daughter's wedding! We knew after our first meeting with Gina that we were in good hands; she made it all so easy on our end. She listened to my daughter's vision, and the floral department was spot-on in what they created, so much so that the arrangements were better than what we imagined. Thank you, Gina!! And thanks to your creative team! BTW, the pricing was very reasonable. We will return to Yoke's floral department for future flower orders.

A wonderful local grocery store with an abundance of organic produce and other items. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. The bakery was quite yummy as well! We wish we had one out East!

Beautiful family owned u pick farm! Add this stop for your family day trip!! They even have great…read morehomemade products in their little store right there on the farm!!!

From the owner: In the summer months we offer U-Cut Lavender on our Farm. The cute little Farm store will be…read moreopen with summer hours -- Or message us for appointment. Providence Lavender Farm is a family owned and operated business in Sandpoint, Idaho. We use Old World methods to Distill 100% Pure Organic Lavender Essential Oil, Hydrosol Floral Water and Artisan made Lavender products. Our products also include Lavender essential oil blends in roll-on, sprays, scrubs and body butters. In addition we carry roll-ons, tested Healing Salves, and Body Butter Balms in Frankincense, Myrrh, Helichrysum. Purchases can be picked up locally or we can ship!

Dog friendly and great food! What more can you ask. With a view of the water too! The blackened…read morefish sandwich was fantastic-the salmon was cooked to perfection. We shared it and the also very tasty turkey and Brie. Highly recommend!

BUYER BEWARE! I recently attended a high tea where the advertised price is $35. Went with a large…read moregroup of ladies. We were seated, and NO MENU WAS GIVEN. The tables were set beautifully with cute china, teacups and also champagne glasses. Our server brought us Champagne. I thought it was odd at first at a tea but I went with it. I didn't want it but I thought I would try it. Then we had tea and very good cucumber sandwiches and egg salad sandwiches followed by the usual high tea desserts. All very good but my complaint is when I went to pay, I was upcharged $14 (on top of the $35 for the high tea) for the champagne! I said I thought that was included and how would I know it wasn't? The lady said well it's on the menu. What menu?? We never got a menu! I really hate the sneakiness of this. What a bad way to lose a future customer.

Oh dude, this is the spot! I hadn't been here in 10 years and it's still got the quaint town feel,…read morebut about 4x as big! More vendors with stuff like organic veggies, stone fruits, Alaskan smoked salmon, morel mushrooms, hand crafted soaps and oils and berries, berries, berries! Yes to this place, every Wednesday and Saturday.

Awesome farmer's market that also hosts craft vendors. Apparently vendors can only sell things they…read morehave made- so it's filled with all local handmade treasures. There are several fruit and veggie farmers and also local meats and cheeses. There is an amazing iced-tea vendor that adds flowers to your cup for joy and happiness! There is live music and very kid-and-dog-friendly as long as you have them leashed. The dogs, that is. There are hand-carved wooden utensils and even Evans Bros coffee. There is also chair massage treatment 'by the minute' by a local massage and core therapist, Thea, who is one if the best in the world. There are local food trucks and a picnic area but the wait is very long as everything is cooked to order.

Stellar stop and a FANTASTIC place for Vegans…read more The inside is cheery and seating is plentiful. We came in on the 4th on July - right after the downtown parade - and we STILL got a table despite the crowds & popularity The inside of the establishment was light & bright due to large windows, a cheery environment whose positivity extended to the greenery filled outdoor space. Staff was very friendly and with 2 options of ordering -- between at-counter ordering with a staff member + online tablet ordering -- you don't have to worry about waiting long to order. The menu is extensive, providing everything from (several options of) acai/dragon fruit bowls, fruit & vegan protein powder smoothies, and savory dishes such as avocado toast and two kinds of VEGAN breakfast sandwiches The food & drinks came out FAST; their espresso was great and was served on a charming bamboo board with a glass of (lemon?) sparkling water which was a great touch. I had their chocolate & peanut butter protein shake and it was delicious. My sister got an avocado/mango/banana/granola/chia seed bowl which was gone in all of 5 minutes. Great great experience all around, especially if you are healthy or also Vegan. Could not recommend more!

I had the bagel sandwich and my husband had the breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious! I wish I…read morewas visiting for longer so I could come back and enjoy some of the other menu items!

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.

Wood's Meat Processing has a clean facility, friendly & professional team, and the best quality…read moremeats you can find. Their smokies and snack sticks are legendary! We have been using them for years to process our meat. In addition, they are working with our local school district so we can purchase quality, homegrown beef for our students. 10/10 recommend.

My family and I stopped in to buy some meat at Woods today. We talked to a very nice lady behind…read morethe counter by the name of Ilene. We asked if it was possible for us to get a tour. Clay met us at the front counter and gave our family a complete tour of the facility. It was absolutely amazing. Clay was very knowledgeable and taught us all about aging the beef, the temperature in the cold rooms and how it all was processed along with all of the cuts they offered. I was really impressed at how organized and spotless it was. Thank you again Woods Meats for an excellent tour!