O.M.G. Bowls,…read morekitchen utensils, pots, pans... everything you could want. First of @ll, my girlfriend is an excellent cook -- trained by chefs throughout the U.S. as a result of her former boyfriend who went from restaurant to restaurant worldwide to help them improve their menus, food selection, methods of preparing and cooking the food and its presentation. She is an excellent cook, always taking cooking classes, watching videos, television cooking shows, etc, etc. If there's a kitchen utensil and/or machine, device, or gadget, she knows about it. We'd spent over an hour in the store -- but, unfortunately, whatever purchase we made would have to be carried back to Arizona in our airline luggage, or shipped home. As we were visiting someone, we were limited in time. As she went from table to table selecting things she couldn't live without, I was close by and made note about what she wanted or thought was very attractive. Having broken one of five of her favorite set of bowls, I was trying to redeem myself in replacing the full set. These bowls were among those she used for everyday use, so she really needed just four bowls. She couldn't make up her mind about which she wanted. I got the attention of one of the staff, who collected the set I thought was most attractive, and asked that they be hidden from sight so that I could surprise her, having the bowls shipped to us in Arizona. I told the staff that they needed to be carefully packed to avoid being cracked or broken by the gorillas that load USPS, UPS, and FedUp trucks... so the bowls were set right in front of the cash register where she saw them while paying for her gadgets she couldn't live without. No harm done. Hope she forgets about them by the time we return to Arizona. Earlier, I went to their pastry counter and tried to make up my mind what to get our group of four for breakfast or a snack. I couldn't make up my mind so I bought eight of three variety of scones, which traveled with us to western Washington. This is a great place for anyone who enjoys cooking -- or having beautiful things for their home, including every sort of dish, vase, pot, bowl, pitcher... you get the idea. There are multiple varieties of every item imaginable, something for everyone. Prices are what they are. Quality costs, especially when it comes to cookware and cutlery. Yanno? The prices, I believe, are reasonable, having purchased a few items for her recently. The staff are amazing, from the own to the smart young man who took my purchases and helped me get them to Arizona. Oh, by way: the scones were excellent. We're coming back in August and September. With a list.

I used to love this place. We had a group that met every Saturday for many years. We brought in…read morebusiness and were respectful. We shopped there and enjoyed our time together. Then a new owner came in. She told us that everything would be great. We were excited. Once there, felt sort of unwelcome but kept going anyway. We all sat at this little copper table with chairs and they brought us food and coffee. It was the norm and we were happy to have a circle table where we could all chat. We had a new lady join that week and she was told by the new owner that she doesn't want us at that table and to pass it on. It was to be for wine drinkers only. Well, why serve us there the whole time only to tell one person, not even the organizer about it. Owner sent a man over to us and we talked to him about it and we all brought up ideas and talked back and forth and thought it was ok at the end. The following week, a new gal came and didn't feel well. She asked the owner to tell the group she had come and that she wasn't feeling well. The owner asked who the group was and she started badmouthing us to the new girl! Another woman showed up and the new gal told her what happened and they both left. The group now meets elsewhere, but it is a shame that you treated a local group after the owner moves here from Spokane and wants to fit in, like garbage after meeting there for YEARS! Not only that, this establishment now closes early and doesn't stay open for farmers markets or anything local going on. It really is a sad deal that someone can come in and ruin a business that someone else worked so hard to build.

This place is everything Huckleberry! We were warmly greeted at the door and welcomed in. There are…read moreso many nice Huckleberry products souvenirs and gifts to choose from. It was a wonderful experience!

We couldn't find any huckleberry jam in Coeur d'Alene and were recommended to stop here on our way…read moreback to Spokane, great idea!!! They had huckleberry everything!!! I got jam, and truffles, taffy, a t-shirt, pancake mix, syrup, you name it! They also have cute pre put together gift baskets! Very cute shop off the beaten path, and worth the stop right off the freeway!

Love this store! The olive oil selection is amazing and so many useful kitchen gadgets.read more

From the owner: CDA Gourmet in Coeur d'Alene offers a comprehensive range of kitchen essentials, including…read morecookware, bakeware, cutlery, gourmet food products, olive oils, and balsamic vinegars. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and a vast selection of kitchen gadgets and specialty items. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cook, you'll find everything you need at our store.

Yum! Needed a light bite and ordered the coconut shrimp and spinach salad with a glass of Pinot…read moreNoir. Great flavors and good combination. Amazing service! Rose was amazing. Will definitely be back.

The service at Collective Kitchen is so good and this French dip is the best I've ever had! I…read moredefinitely recommend this place.

Awesome place and great marzipan. Also really great Black Forest Cake. This was one of the few…read moremarzipans that I really like.

I have been wanting to stop by to check this shop out. The owner was there and very friendly…read more Small selection of goodies, but everything looked delicious. It was hard to pick just one thing so I didn't. I couldn't make up my mind. I was brought up on quality pastries like this. Reminds me of days long ago. My father was a professional baker from Germany and made a lot of these items . Thank you for the memories. .

The staff at this bakery has gotten a lot more friendly. My family and I like to stop in here after…read morewe go to the CdA Library and have a little treat. Try their grilled cheese sandwich! It's fabulous!

Money in the back…read more The front needs some updating and the customer service could use some follow through. The line to order is hidden (yes there's signage ) but there so much going on when you open the door. .. makes you feel like your going straight into the kitchen. They could be creative about this idea. And the customer service needs to follow through is when someone orders and doesn't have to wait and wonder if the order is done. I don't know .. maybe the business of giving good food tops all that.. although - the crab berry scone is not as good as the sourdough ones I make- the orange icing tastes like those cheap cinnamon rolls cups- it could be better. I went in twice while visiting.

SO good. This place is popular for a great reason…read more Lots of parking and seating inside, decently decorated on the inside. Service was good, they were very kind and patient with our group as it was our first time. Everything tasted amazing. Highly recommend getting the shrimp po boy. Will absolutely come back.

Updated 5.13.26: Absolutely love Fisherman's Market & Grill! The seafood is always so fresh and…read moretheir consistency is well-established. Today's visit was no different and was deliciously fresh and yummy. I planned on getting a poke bowl and when I walked in, one of the specials of the day was a wasabi ahi tuna poke bowl...cha-ching! That's exactly what I got and with a side order of 2 crab cakes. The wasabi ahi tuna poke bowl was simple and fresh, yet packed with ahi tuna and the perfect amount of rice. Poke bowls are my go-to for a protein packed meal that's healthy and leaves me feeling full. Now the crab cakes!? If you've never tried them from here and you're a crab cake lover, then do yourself a favor and order some. They were perfectly cooked with a crisp outside and stuffed with a good amount of tasty fresh crab. The 2 sauces of my choice to go with the cakes are: traditional tarter sauce and then take your lemon slice and squeeze the juice on top and mix it in and the Cajun tarter sauce--it has great flavor with a little bit of spice. My pics don't do justice--the flavor is where it's at! My roommate got his favorite Shrimp Po Boy Sandwich with fries and he was a happy camper. I will say, their fries are authentic and actually taste like real potato. We arrived at lunch hour and the ambiance was definitely busy, which is normal. Service was great and food came out fairly quick. Every employee I saw stayed busy, either helping people, cleaning, or chef'ing it up.

My wife and I were spending the day in Coeur d'Alene and decided to grab breakfast at Izzy's…read more Lucky for us, we called for a reservation cause these folks are PACKED. Once we experienced the super-friendly service and delicious food, we understood what all the fuss was about. My wife had the Benedict and I had the biscuits and gravy and it was hard for us to choose which was better. The vibe was intimate and "down homey" and it felt like a neighborhood hang out. Don't miss your chance to have one of the best breakfasts at Izzy's whenever you are hungry in Coeur d'Alene

Man! I had high hopes for this place. My husband ordered the corn bread which was put of this…read moreworld. But that was about all that was good. We ordered the spring salads with grilled chicken. It was ok. Not worth $17. Then they ran out of blue cheese crumbles and ran to the store. Sadly to say I never got them which might have added to the taste of the salad given it was supposed to come with them. We waited a very long time for our salads. And a very long time for the bill which I thought the might credit a dollar or two due to running out of blue cheese. But no. Just an apology. Indoor eating is very loud. So be prepared. Also the bathroom had no hand towels to dry my hands. Sorry to be disappointed. It might have been an off day as it seems pretty popular.