Scale House Market — Local services in Spokane Valley

Absolutely fantastic! It’s so exciting having this market in our neighborhood. We went during the “outside hours” and saw about 25+ vendors. The vendors were mostly all local, and we were able to get some seasonal vegetables, including locally grown kale, green garlic, beans, and mushrooms. They also have meat, fish, native plant starts, and local crafts. We loved the free cider and mead samples. We’ll definitely be back for the food carts… the Ethiopian food smelled AMAZING! We went on a Friday evening and it was bustling, but not busy. The prices are on par with other farmers markets in the area… not as cheap as a grocery store, but you’ll leave with REALLY good produce. Overall, SUPER EXCITED to have this in our area of Spokane, and I hope it gets well...

We loved it! To be clear, on Sundays, the outdoor part of the market is closed. We were ok with that: it was hot the day we went. Nevertheless, we had a great time! Fabulous, not-to-be- missed scones, strawberry rhubarb galette, cupcakes and other assorted baked goods, lots of chamoy items, sandwiches, wraps, handmade candles and tote bags, meats, vegetables, flowers. Yes, I suppose the prices are higher than one would see in a grocery store, but that is due to the economies of scale. Stuff will always be less costly in a grocery because the store buys in bulk. I can't wait to go back when the outdoor market is open. It was a great day for us: we got out of the house, got to enjoy each other's company, had some great food and "window shopped" to our...

Have called and emailed multiple times asking for information on the Produce Rewards Program mentioned on their website but received no response. Went there in person and was told no vendors currently accepting SNAP. Prices for meat and produce are 3x the grocery store and with only one register, there is a very long line to check out that jams up the building entrance. Street entrance is not friendly to foot traffic, no indicators for walkways. Very dangerous for anyone in a wheelchair or just short stature as drivers may not see you. Promising concept but not well...