Spokane, WA

My boyfriend and I were stopping by the Garland Theatre to see their list of showings, when we decided we weren’t that interested in what was playing, we decided to finally stop into Tune Time, the small karaoke and game shop attached to the theatre. My boyfriend is pretty big on playing with video games [...]

Tonight after walking and shopping at Northtown (4750 N. Division Street) we decided to take the elevator to the lower level to see what there was to do. I was amazed at how much there was to do at Bumper’s Family Fun Center (509-489-4000). There were acarde games, jump castle, train rides, bumper cars and more.

After we arrived at the Davenport Hotel or our 10:00 reservations we were seated in a beautful ballroom surrounded by tables of fabulous lookng food. As we were escorted to our table, the host pointed out the crepe, omlet and waffle bar, meat station, hot food (fish, chicken, bacon, sausage, potato) table, seafood area and of course the most improtant the dessert and chocolate fountain.

Some of the girls I work with and I decided we had been working too hard and needed to reward ourselves with an upscale, girl’s night out. I opted for seeing “Burn the Floor” at the INB, and someone else inputted going out to dinner at the Shogun. Together, they ended up being the perfect dinner-show combination for our night on the town.

The second is more soup. There’s nothing quite like a bowl of soup to warm up your tummy and give you the energy to get through your day. One place I like to visit is The Sourdough Place at 821 N. Division.

I’m a sucker for seafood, and I was definitely hungry for it, so I opted that we check out Milford’s, a seafood house restraint located at 719 N. Monroe St. I’ve driven past it on my daily commute several times, but hadn’t thought of it before as a possible place to eat until recently. I checked it out on its online website (www.milfordsspokane.com), and looked through a few online reviews. Everything was positive, and from the pictures online it looked like a beautiful place. But even those pictures didn’t give the place justice compared to what it actually was.

At its best, Chili’s is a consistently good restaurant. It doesn’t matter how many times your order a dish, it’s going to be just as delightful and taste the same as the first time you ordered it. Because of this, Chili’s is kind of my go to restaurant. The place that’s decided upon when we need food, don’t feel like cooking, and don’t want to spend an arm and a leg on a restaurant we might not enjoy.

It’s amazing how many people I know with winter birthdays. In December alone I know upwards of six people with holiday birthdays. As far as January is concerned, I’m not even counting anymore. I’ve lost track. Thankfully, there’s a place in Spokane where birthdays are welcome.
Among my group of friends there are certain late night [...]

For some people who take it very seriously: coffee is a way of life. My boyfriend’s father is very much this kind of person. He possesses a genuine passion for coffee and espresso beverages. With Christmas gifts on my mind, I immediately thought of him while walking past 4 Seasons Coffee & Gift Shop (222 [...]

My latest obsession however, has little to do with the grocery side of the store, and more to do with my anxious taste buds. Within the store’s grocery and floral department is 9th Street Bistro. The bistro, voted by “The Inlanders’” top three places to eat in Spokane for vegetarians, is truly a delight. Both grocery and bistro prices are toward the higher scale of things, but when buying organic, this is to be both respected and understood.