Go to the NEW Sonnenberg's Market and see the changes. Recent remodeling has led to a long, long,…read moreliquor counter. The liquor counter has every liquor that you can imagine the remodeling now has the checkouts counter is in a different portion of the market. I think they should rename the market the liquor store. The prices are still rather high, but most people will go there for the meat counter b anyway. The ambience well you know it's neighborhood market would you expect? I think that this market has made some significant changes that would better the neighborhood also.

Great sandwiches. Pastrami with pepper jack on french bread. The neighborhood is sketch but the…read moremeat and deli selections make it worth the stop.

I have wanted to try out the Main Market Co-op for some time. Today I did that and I am really…read moreglad I did. They have sandwiches to buy that look good. They have assorted soft drinks available to purchase. Coffee beans are there to buy. You can also buy yogurt there. They also have fresh fruit available like apples and others. To top it off you can buy an arrangement of fresh beautiful flowers. The clerks were there to wait on you immediately and did. I had a really good experience at Main Market and the prices I feel are reasonable too.

This is one of the closest markets in the downtown area in Spokane. There's not much choices in the…read morearea in terms of market. The selection is pretty slim in terms of products. They have a fruit and vegetable area, mainly dry goods and some frozen items in the back. They also have a food place where you can order and dine in or takeout to go. There is parking lot but is limited. Prices are pretty high think of Whole Foods prices. The location is convenient since there's not much competition nearby. If you have the option, I would drive further. The selection is pretty small here. I only came here cause my hotel was nearby.

A large and varied selection. Only drawback...not a very large number of German products.read more

I have been driving past this European foods store for a while and I finally stoped by to check it…read moreout. It was interesting to see such a huge selection of European snacks and candy. Very kind people work here. I'll be back 100%.

Such a cool place with a great vibe. Charcuterie boards with glass of wine. Great place to enjoy…read morethe offerings Bonus is she offers cooking classes.

Found this amazing wine, cheese and more shop in my wander around Spokane today. Fabulous…read moreselection of unique wines and some of my favs that I have had trouble finding. The staff are so incredibly knowledgeable and friendly! I will be coming here to grab a great selection of cheese and wine every time I am here!

These guys have some phenomenal sausages. The jalapeno cheese sausages are awesome!…read more The butchers were very patient with us and explained the various flavors and options. Great friendly place with everything you need for great sausage-based meal as they have buns, condiments and beers. Great place with friendly and helpful staff and one I've been back to a few times now.

Great service Had a beef tenderloin for special dinner…read moreWonderful Best meat in town Only place to buy steaks and brats etc

**A Sad Farewell to Alpine Deli - A Beloved German Gem**…read moreIt's with a heavy heart that I write this: the Alpine Deli has permanently closed its doors, and with it, a truly special part of our community is gone. This place was more than just a deli or restaurant--it was a little slice of Germany right here in Spokane. My wife and mother-in-law, both German, found comfort, joy, and a sense of familiarity in its authentic offerings. Whether it was the perfectly prepared schnitzel, the warm and hearty goulash, or the shelves stocked with imported German groceries--from mustards and sausages to chocolates and breads--you could taste the tradition in everything they offered. The loss of those hard-to-find German pantry staples hits hard. Alpine Deli was our go-to for ingredients you simply couldn't get anywhere else, and now there's a real gap where that connection to home and heritage used to be. The staff always made us feel welcome. There was a warmth and friendliness that matched the comforting food and cozy atmosphere. You didn't just go to Alpine for a meal--you went for an experience, a piece of culture, and a chance to connect over something real and delicious. It's a real loss to see a place like this disappear. In a world of fast, generic options, Alpine Deli stood proudly for tradition, quality, and authenticity. It will be sorely missed--not only by us, but by everyone who ever stepped through its doors and felt, if only for a little while, like they were part of something special. Danke, Alpine Deli. You gave us so many good memories. You won't be forgotten.

Stopped by for lunch and was impressed with the food and service. I was somehow unaware that they…read morefocus on German fare, so was a bit unprepared for the seeming lack of lunch selection. It's mostly sausage and meats, meats and sausages, hearty rolls and pretzel buns and rye bread etc. I got a Reuben and it was fucking delightful. Shits was piled high with meat and featured a massive wad of house-made (assuming) sauerkraut. Excellent bread and cheese. Soft. Bread was not really toasted all that long and I devoured the thing. Cost $12 for a whole sandwich with no sides. I shouldn't be crying about this but yet I am a little bit. Throw a few kettle chips my way and make it feel like a meal eh? A few carrot sticks? Something. Anything. I can't afford to eat like this for lunch. My co-worker got a sausage roll and it was just that. A couple smallish sausages with hot mustard on a white roll. Looked and tasted great but I know he must've walked out hungry. $8. Cup of soup is $6. I'm complaining a lot about prices. It's not their fault. They make from scratch and Spokane City has em' bent over with taxes and fees at every turn I'm sure. Service was really friendly and they were knowledgeable. They vary offerings a lot and feature some different breads and desserts daily. Homemade bratwurst is available but they tend to sell out, judging by our 12:10pm visit when they had nada.

The food/produce selection is limited, but also varied, and interesting, at times. There are…read moredefinitely some nice staples that they carry! They get five stars from me for their sandwiches - the French bread was so fluffy and delicious, and the half was the perfect size. It looked like they were slicing the meat to order?! They've always been very pleasant when I shop there, and as I was leaving, multiple staff members had jumped to attention to help a wheelchair user get into the store with ease. I'm not even mad that they aren't open on Sundays/late evenings, I'm just appreciative of having them in the neighborhood.

Small and not much in stock but had what I was looking for so is good for a quick one or two item…read morestop. I think since it's so small there is not many staff members so nobody was at the register when I went to check out but did come shortly after. Cute mom and pop type store.

This Deli has a small menu and BIG flavors! The owner/chef makes the Dubai Chocolate Shakes from…read morescratch. Everything on the menu is delicious, shawarma, gyros, kabob. There is a variety of middle eastern groceries sold that you can't find elsewhere in Spokane. The ambiance is simple deli style, small with 3 tables for two. Very friendly and enthusiastic service, this was our second visit and will definitely be back.

Falafel was on point! We got Sandwiches and we were not disappointed! There are a lot of items I…read more The little store as well to check out. Will definitely go back for the sandwiches.

So so pleased this morning These were amazing. Tastes just…read morelike grandmas house! Will definitely be back

There's a bit of a language barrier here, unless of course you speak Russian. I was looking for a…read moreparticular flavor profile in a salami for sandwiches (not charcuterie) and the nice lady--and I--had to slow down with our words for the benefit of both parties. We got it done, and we went home with what we were looking for... Note: Their photos of hot food are not what you find if you visit. You will have to take it home and reheat, etc...

I have heard of Huckleberry's stores for quite some time. This morning I took the tour. They have…read more quite a bit of fresh fruit like apples and etc. They have a good supply of wine. Like a lot of it. They have a meat counter full of wonderful looking steaks that I'd love to grill, I have heard really good things about their Sunday egg omelets. The help was not to quick to wait on me. But when I asked them about something in the store they answered. The also have a dining area in the store. I am glad that I visited Huckleberry's.

Owned by Rosauers and not a true natural grocer. Goods are 50% more expensive than Natural Grocers,…read moreand over half are conventional. The deli is 100% conventional. I come here for a couple of unique things like house salsa and bulk beans but will drive 10 minutes to the NG on 29th. NG has much better value organic private label and organic produce. Parking is plentiful in the shared lot and employees are always cheerful.