These guys are the best. Alway great to visit, good service and a great place to get produce. We…read morealways enjoying keeping up with their Facebook to see what items are in stock. The Wheeler family is great and we love supporting their small business.

On a recent epic PNW road trip, we stumbled into Wheeler's just after crossing the border from…read moreIdaho back into Washington. I had been keeping my eyes peeled for a produce stand and was excited to find this place! This little store is pretty old-school. It's run by a sweet older gentleman and features many varieties of fruit, veggies, and a limited selection of groceries. Many of his items seem to be "seconds" (perhaps bruised fruit, or a veggie a little past its prime) but the prices make a stop here worth it if you're willing to dig around for the good stuff (or just cut off the "bad" parts when you get home). I bought a HEAP of fruit and veggies here and only spent $15. Wheeler's is cash only, so keep that in mind if you stop. And be sure to ask him about the cool antique phone on the counter - it still works!

Map has incorrect location! This tent is near the Payless and is staffed by some great guys! They…read morewill give you the 411 on everything and sell like crazy! Neat, clean and produce is legit!

I always look forward to the summer months when Rusty's will be open. He gets some of the best…read moreproduce straight from the orchards. Like fresh peaches from orchards in Wenatchee and corn from local farmers. Sometimes his prices are quite high, but I still enjoy going in. He's the best salesman cause I come out with a ton more than expected! I swear that he could sell you ice in Alaska in the dead of winter!!

Food truck night is the best! I'm glad we finally have a farmers market in the Spokane valley…read more Can't wait for more vendors to get involved. Also super fun when they did a themed Harry potter night for the kids.

From the owner: In 2019 the Spokane Valley Farmers Market came to fruition and set its roots at Centerplace…read moreRegional Event Center. In the past four years we’ve witnessed an abundance of family, friends, and neighbors come together to support local farms, artisan crafters, producers, food trucks, musicians, and an array of small businesses that just keep growing. We hope our market brings you joy, cultivates new relationships, and deepens your connection with our local food system. Meet you at the market!

I've been hoping for a service like Duncan's Produce in Spokane for a long time and am delighted to…read moresee this local food/grocery delivery service having success. you should know Duncan delivers LOTS more than just produce - lots of products across a variety of food categories - produce, dairy, meats, breads, etc With a name like Duncan produce, I had high expectations for fresh, affordable produce and a good variety to choose from, delivered to my door. I must say, they have exceeded my expectations all on of my criteria. Tons of super fresh cut / uncut options that are ready to cook, saving me time - bonus points. So far we've sampled most of what they offer, and have found everything from the berries to the romaine salad mix to the tomatoes, peppers, diced potatoes, carrots and more - super great (yes, they are super fresh & very reasonably priced=super great) Already we're finding some of their options better than the grocery store we normally order from - a few of our favorites so far: sourdough sandwich bread, all of the produce, and smoked/fully cooked rack of ribs are already family favorites. The Duncan team seems to be adding new items and offering the freshest products each week (we're on our 5th or 6th order now) - which keeps it interesting. And, after several large orders, each delivery has been 100% accurate, on time, and great quality. The delivery fee is pretty small, and is contactless if you choose - and it's easy to tip the driver during check out. Yes, they have 'specials' that are really good too - so for people that like sales, Duncan will give you several bargains each week. They are growing their offering for their new at home delivery service, and so far doing an awesome job.

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.

Small... but fantastic local products. Our beautiful Spokane area has a pretty short growing…read moreseason but farmers bring out what's seasonal and fresh. They are complimented by local bakers, ranchers, flower stands and even often a puppy food truck. I really enjoy trying things that are unique - some lemon cucumbers and garlic flowers were in this weeks picks! Some of the reviews mention how small it is - indeed it is. But, having lived in much more densely populated areas, the Spokane metro area is comparatively tiny and where products are grown can sometimes be pretty far away. We are in the high desert after all. - this also makes for ups and downs with what's available and fresh. But that's the nature of living here!!!! So, many thanks to the farmers and their families who make the trek downtown. I for one very much appreciate the commitment and will be a regular.

A great little market close to downtown. We were only here for a few days so only got to…read moreexperience the Wednesday market. No candles, jewelry, crafts, or other stuff that permeates so many "farmer's markets." This is what a farmer's market should be. Lots of produce and baked goods. Tasty scones. Surprised by all the fresh, local grown produce. And a guy selling dried mushrooms of all kinds. We bought from all the vendors today. Purple potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, green beans, yellow zucchini, and dried mushrooms. I bet the Saturday market is even better. I notified Yelp to update the address as it still showed the old 5th Avenue location. We drove around for quite a while to find the market and glad we did.

I love coming here to choose and cut my own tree every year, great selection! They pick it up,…read moreshake it out and bale it in a net for you!! I do miss the you pick pumpkin patch with gourds hidden in between, I wish the kids had taken that over too. Overall great place to go with friendly help.

Great pumpkin farm! Pick pumpkins right off the vine in the field! Pumpkin donuts and cider are a…read moremust!!

My first visit to Kiev Market was a good one…read more My wife wanted to make a salad with pomegranate molasses. Pomegranate. Molasses!? I saw it on the grocery list and frankly thought it was made up. Just her messing with me like when I got sent out for "French" green lentils or something called "Chard" (something Cher's son Chaz could name his firstborn I thought). But guess what? Pomegranate Molasses is only too real. As are French Green Lentils and, sadly, Chard. In any case, I had little hope of finding it at a big chain grocer. They found it for me right off the bat. I also spent a little time looking around the store. It was clean and spacious, bright and welcoming. They had fresh homebaked breads and bakery items, bins of bulk goods, dried fish, bottles, cans and jars of various exotic substances and packaged / frozen stuff. I can't speak to regional/ethnic specialties, so here's an excerpt from an Inlander article about them: "Suppliers... are in Ukraine, Moldova, Latvia, Russia and Belarus, while the meats are imported from several Jewish and Russian delis in New York."

OLD PRODUCTS, customers, please check before buying. Yesterday bought 3 of the borscht soups and…read moreare expired from last June (2 of these contain milk powder) the other one from September. OVERCHARGING on expired product is not okay. PLEASE REMOVE FROM SHELVE !!!

An interesting store . . …read more Harvest Foods is hooked up with the same overhead corp as Rosauers, Super1Foods and Yokes and they have the same brands and many of the same items. The sales seem to be the same as well. However, the grocery selection is limited by the fact that . . . . . . Barney's Harvest Foods is also a True Value store! About 1/4-1/3 of the store has many of the more common items to be found in a hardware store. Strange and interesting! Advantages : No need to run down to the Sprague corridor for basic hardware or automotive stuff. They have many of the same items that I love at Super1Foods, my favorite grocery store. Disadvantages : limited in selection of hardware and grocery items. No Bakery and a very limited Produce section. Only basic hardware or automotive items are available . . . although they did have a nice selection of gloves, and I needed a bundle of light-weight ones!

As a long time customer of Harvest Foods/Barney's on Dishman-Mica, Spokane Valley, WA, generally my…read moreexperience has been outstanding. Unfortunately, the store closed the USPS service on December 31, 2025. I strenuously object to losing that service. Many of your customers used that service for its efficiency and quick service rather than endure the inefficiency of the USPS 99206 post office on Sprague. Your customers used the Harvest Foods/Barney's service frequently. To close the post office counter is an extreme disservice to your customers.

I have been purchasing their salad mix for a couple of months now and it is the BEST. Its stay…read morecrisp and tastes so good. I have also purchased their beets, carrots, and radishes. All seriously the BEST produce ever. I strongly believe their commitment to soil health contributes to the quality and taste of what they are growing. If you can I would recommend you picking up their veggies. They sell at the Bohemian, at their farm on Saturdays and you can do pick up (which is what I do). Love this place! Thank you.

From the owner: Owned and operated by three generations, we are based on the outskirts of the Spokane Valley. We…read moreaim to provide local, organically grown, fresh produce for our community, while making sure that we are also improving the quality of our soil for the future.