One of my favorite places in Spokane. Love the aesthetic inside and the variety of dishes to choose…read morefrom. The service was fast and friendly. They weren't too busy for a Friday evening. Rut burger w/ seitan bacon: 4.5/5 Regular fries: 4/5 Ginger Beer: 4.5/5 Fried Okra: 4.5/5 Thai Ginger Cauliflower Wings: 4.5/5

Really great food! I got the Jalapeño Mushroom Burger with the dirty fries. The fries were amazing,…read moreperfectly crispy and the parmesan tasted very accurate to real parmesan. For my drink, I got the Earl's Island which was delicious and just like a spiked earl grey milk tea. This place exceeded my expectations!

Have always loved method. Have not ever had anything here I didn't love. The food, smoothies and…read morejuice are always fresh with the most well put together flavors! Great breakfast or lunch spot!

Solid acai and other tasty options! Pleasantly surprised we were able to order the curry bowl in…read morethe earlier morning. Enjoyed that along with the Mighty açaí bowl. They were out of some of the items for both, but the staff kindly offered to sub the items with whatever else. The Mighty had a great rich taste in the acai (probably the peanut butter) and we loved the pb drizzle on top. Also got it with bee pollen instead of cocoa, and that was a great texture and addition. The curry bowl had great taste, but could have been a bit warmer. Would have loved more curry so the ratio of curry to rice/quinoa was larger. Overall not disappointed and solid food! A little pricey, but that's expected for acai, I think.

The food was amazing. I can't say enough good things about it. Next the owner and staff... our…read morewaiter (Tony) was fantastic and we had the pleasure of quickly meeting one of the co owners named Rick. Very attentive to all the customers. He felt that it was taking a bit too long for our food to come out (not long at all) and offered our whole party free dessert. This place definitely deserves 10 stars!!! Keep that great thing going. Maybe a few places around here could come take a couple of lessons from all of you!!! Great experience.

We met friends at Kuni's over the weekend. There was no wait on a Saturday night, which was nice,…read moreand the inside was beautiful and clean. The server was very friendly and polite. My wife ordered the Glass Noodle Salad (zero stars) and I had the Chicken Pad Thai (three stars). She enjoyed her salad, but the photo is accurate with only two shrimp in it. That does fit the literal description of the salad, but it would have been nice with a couple more. She had the ginger dressing instead of the 'spicy' one in the description and enjoyed it. My Pad Thai was fine, but it kind of had a burnt or overdone taste. I couldn't place it, but there was definitely something off. My three stars did not seem to hit me with any heat. Another letdown for us was that it took a long time for our food to come out, but they were putting a lot of food delivery orders out. It's frustrating that finite amount of people in the restaurant are delayed by a potentially unlimited amount of app orders. The prices were a bit higher than a couple of our favorite Thai places in Spokane.

Aftee a super sweaty hot yoga class nothing tastes better than a method juice smoothie…read more. I made the mistake of taking my son after school one day and now he's as addicted as I am..everything on their menu is fabulous.. The team is amazing, funny and helpful.. The LEGIT with vanilla is our personal fave!

The service is consistently awful here. The last time I went in I had ordered one smoothie on the…read morephone, she said it would take 10 minutes, so I came in 15 because they literally never have my order ready when they say it will be. I come inside and there are 3 girls "working" and yet not one could be bothered to greet me despite being the only person inside. When I approached the counter, the girl told me that she would be right with me and made me wait while she finished some seemingly mundane task. They hadn't even started my order yet, but one of the girls appeared to be making drinks for, of all people, herself. I had to wait several minutes for them to even start my order despite there being no one there and despite having ordered in advance on the phone. I won't come here anymore because they consistently hire incompetent self entitled brats for employees.

3/17/24 This was my first visit here. I came with my daughter, Kaylah and a few of her friends for…read morebreakfast at The People's Waffle which is adjacent to Emma Rue's. It's a perfect place to wait until called for a seating. There's usually a long wait for The People's Waffle restaurant. While hanging out here in the interim, we ordered Coffee: Iced Fig latte, Iced Salted Caramel and a Chaps buttercup. They were delicious. The interior of this place is esthetically pleasing. It's bright and clean. The employees were truly nice and warm. The ambiance here was truly comfortable and pretty lively.

Really disappointing experience. We planned part of our anniversary evening around stopping at Emma…read moreRue's for drinks and dessert, drove all the way downtown, and arrived dressed up only to find out they're no longer open to the general public and are apparently doing private events only. The frustrating part is that their public website still presents the business like a place people can visit, with menus and information that make it look like normal public service is available. We had no reason to think we couldn't simply come in. I completely understand a business changing its operating model, but the website and public-facing information need to be updated clearly so people don't waste a trip or plan part of an evening around something that isn't actually available.

I kept hearing things from friends. How good the food and service were. They were telling the…read moretruth. It was great. So many yummy options to choose from at a great price. I will definitely go there again

We really wanted to love this neighborhood breakfast spot. Unfortunately, our Sunday breakfast…read moreturned into a scavenger hunt for our order, our eggs, and anything above room temperature. My husband ordered a skillet with two eggs over easy and sourdough toast. My son ordered French toast with over-easy eggs on the side and bacon. My daughter ordered steak and eggs. I planned to eat my son's eggs and ordered a side of fried potatoes. Nothing particularly adventurous--or so we thought. Thirty minutes later, after watching two tables arrive, eat, and leave--including one customer announcing, "That was fast!"--we asked about our food. Apparently, the kitchen had run out of paper. Not eggs. Not potatoes. Paper. We were told it would be another five minutes. Meanwhile, our table had an empty hot sauce bottle and two napkins for four people. Apparently, we were supposed to establish joint custody. When breakfast finally arrived, my son's eggs were on his French toast plate instead of on the side. My husband's skillet had somehow transformed into biscuits and gravy with egg yolk but no actual eggs. An impressive disappearing act, although we would have preferred breakfast. My fried potatoes were completely white, with no sign they'd ever flirted with a crispy edge. When I asked, I was told they come that way unless you order them "extra crispy." I hadn't realized browning was an optional upgrade. None of the food was hot. Barely warm would be generous. Our server couldn't really explain the mistakes but did say they would take care of the bill, which we appreciated. There were a few bright spots: my son's Shirley Temple came with lots of cherries, my iced tea was good and strong, and my daughter's steak was good and cooked medium rare as requested. So, credit where it's due: the cherries, tea, and steak understood the assignment. The cleanliness was harder to overlook. Lots of flies and dust bunnies hanging from the ceiling throughout the restaurant, including in the kitchen. The ceiling decorations were apparently permanent residents. We've been here a few times, and each visit has been a little weird, but sadly, this will be our last. We wanted a neighborhood favorite. We got a breakfast mystery with a supporting cast of flies. At 11 on a Sunday morning, the lack of a crowd is starting to make sense.

Their frozen yogurt was great. They had lots of flavors to choose from including plain. Plus they…read morehad 2 nondairy choices. Too many toppings to name but lacked nothing. Also had liquid toppings as well. Staff were friendly and inviting. It's a small store but is laid out well for lots of seating plus a couple of tables outside. We will definitely be back.

Great froyo! We come here often to satisfy adult cravings and to entertain kids and it's always a…read morehit! The staff are always friendly and helpful. The variety of flavors has always been good when we've visited and they seem to change regularly. They also have a dole whip and sugar free option which is nice. The topping bar offers plenty of options and price is based on weight. Don't forget to get a punch card-trust me when I tell you you'll want to return.

This place is adorable. An amazing barista from revel 77 coffee shop suggested it for me! I am a…read morehuge huge fan of chocolate. I go to the northwest chocolate festival every year. And they had chocolates in stock that I had never heard of before as well as my favorite chocolatier which is Dick Taylor Chocolate out of Humbolt county California! Their roses were nothing like I've ever seen. Lots of amazing snacks -unique and healthy! And excellent baked goods! I highly highly recommend this place! And I will be back as much as I can!

I love everything that this corner market represents. I sure hope we see more places like Rocket…read moreMarket, not less. It's gonna be tough, but truly local products and produce should In theory be cheaper than grocery store conglomerates. However, you had to pay a touch more, perhaps it's really worth it in the long run to have a small market in more neighborhood locations eh?