This is an Amish run property and staff is very friendly. We…read morewere told by our family that there's cheese samples available. But, when we got to the deli counter- staff/ samples weren't available. Deli staff were in the back- filling lunch time orders for guests. And I wasn't sure if customers had to ask for samples- since, staff didn't offer. Or if samples were available certain days/ times. You basically just walk around the deli counter where the tables/ chairs are to view sandwich/ wrap menu. And there's 6 options to choose from the deli menu (still can't believe I didn't take a photo). But, you can't go wrong with creating your own sandwich too! A sandwich is typically $6- but, an extra $1- gives you more cheese/ deli meat options. And for 50 cents each- a bag of chips & drink. So, when I ordered my pastrami beef, pepper jack & smoked cheddar cheese on wheat sandwich- it was heaping with a generous portion of thin tasty slices. A sandwich I can easily grip and bite into. Since we opted to dine inside- we were able to pay after our meal. Besides the deli- if you opt to purchase any canned/ bottled items- just make sure to check the BEST IF USED BY DATE.

I'm a deli worker at the Amish Farm to Market. Since opening the new addition last May, we've run…read moreinto a lot of complications. We employees weren't trained in super well, so we've made a lot of mistakes since then. I'd say we're accustomed to working there now, and ,despite many mistakes and some complaints, we've gotten a lot of compliments and good reviews. We also have an incredible new deli manager who started working a months ago and made everything better. ( I'd also like to add that the main manager was amazing, but wasn't able to manage everything)The coffee is great, and the sandwiches are fresh and delicious. The baked goods are pretty amazing. Despite some grocery items being out of date in the old section, the groceries are good quality with moderate pricing. (The groceries in the old section are cheaply priced) .

I always stock up on honey, loads of great items here and some good baked goods too. I love the…read morehandcrafted furniture and items they make.

This place is amazing. They have a market with a restaurant and coffee shop. They also have…read morehandmade wood furniture. I will definitely recommend this place. And be back in the future.

Great concept coffee shop. They've remarkably crammed breakfast, great coffee, and a dynamic record…read morestore into a nineteenth century downtown location. Decor is a mish-mash of vintage Wallace and punk/rock art. Not your average music plays overhead at a reasonable volume. Food is tasty and well priced. Outdoor seating is nicely urban.

A very cool spot!…read more Inside was very well decorated and loved the vinyl store in the back Service was good! The people who helped and brought our food were nice. Food was good, ham on the breakfast sammie was a little salty but it had a nice balance to it. Waffle was great, so soft and fluffy like a pancake. Would order that again. Would come back just for the waffle.

This is a brand new store which has the feel of a cooperative art gallery, showcasing local…read moreartists, including the owner, Sally, herself. It also is a bit of a thrift store, with various odds and ends. And, Sally makes specialty chocolates that you can sample! The best part part is talking with Sally. She is a delight. If you happen to be walking by and see someone inside, just knock and they'll likely open up for you!

I just stopped by for a quick peek while I was visiting Wallace. Although I was not there long I…read morefound a store filled with wonderful art pieces from local artists and a wide variety of unusuals and tasty bric-a-brac. I will be back to try the chocolate and take a closer look, for sure.

This place is Great. New owners are the best!! Congrats on furthering this historical, fun loving…read moreall around favorite!!

When visiting the Sprag Pole Museum, it is very easy to work up a good appetite looking at all…read morethose dusty keepsakes and bordello bedrooms, so naturally-The Sprag Pole Steak and Rib House is right there to banish those stomach growls! A fort of Seattle Mariners and Seattle Seahawks pride-this is what passes for a Sports Bar in an Old West Ghost Town! A Dry Sports Bar! I was enchanted by all the hummingbird feeders hung out front that attracted dozens of hummingbirds from far and wide! It was a glorious sight! Now the food tasted great and I thank the great outdoors fresh mountain air for that! My son and I enjoyed a fantastic lunch of Sprag Pole Cheeseburgers and fries. Of course I had to try the old-fashioned Huckleberry Shake which was beyond tasty! The Sprag Pole also serves hearty breakfasts until noon, soup and salads plus some raved about "Chester fried chicken" and "Lloyd's Famous Baby back ribs." Dinner will get you some fine steaks and seafood dishes and there are weekend specials of Prime Rib (yummy!) on the weekends. Plenty of beverage selections and old-fashioned, malts, sundaes, floats and milk shakes. To-go orders available too, add $1.00. So, in addition to your legitimate Wild West museum experiences, the Sprag Pole Steak and Rib House adds to the overall authenticity of your visit and your stomach then gets to digest some real good Ghost Town grub! Saddle up, partner!

Service was not welcoming. I ansked about an item they were selling and was snapped at. She had…read moresnapped about that particular item being asked about a "million times." The lady made me feel very uncomfortable and unwelcomed from ordering. I won't be giving my business to that place again. It's

Fantastic Louisiana style bbq! Great food and great prices. Ribs were super tender, bison burger…read morewas perfect, pork mixed with the bbq beans and the deep fried roll.... I mean, come on! And the owners are great people to boot!

my friend and i stopped in while on a driving trip through the area...the turkey minestrone soup,…read morecranberry pecan scone and herbal huckleberry tea were delicious!! also had a nice visit with the owner who served up great service!

Wanting something other than water to sip on while walking through Wallace, Idaho, I stopped into…read moreTodd's Bookstore & Coffee to order an Iced Chai. The girl at the counter completely lacked customer service skills, avoided eye contact, and generally seemed bothered to be helping a customer. Cute space, but they seriously need to train on customer service skills. Also, $6+ is expensive for an Iced Chai. I won't be back. There are several other options for coffee in this town. I encourage you to seek them out.

A very fun shop with all the things I love. Coffee, books, and fun clothing. We were greeted by two…read morefriendly young people who were eager to help us. We stopped foremost for coffee, which did not disappoint. After coffee, we pursued the clothing and books. Good selections. A very fun and friendly atmosphere. My favorite. I will definitely stop again.