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The Kitchen Engine Kelly and I recently had the opportunity to check out The Kitchen Engineat the Historic Flour Mill. Although we had been there before, usually it was on the way somewhere else. This stop was only to look around at The Kitchen Engine. Their facebook fan pagetouts "our customers are our family" and the way we were greeted by Will and Lola it is no surprise that they have that motto. We were welcomed and greeted as if they knew us, way before we let them know that w... Read More
Pixie Dust Chocolates and The Chocolate Apothecary It was the day of chocolate for The Spokane Grapevine. We went from Hallets Chocolates to The Chocolate Apothecary to meet with Melissa Barnett. Melissa is the owner of Pixie D ust Chocolates. This was by far the highlight of the day, meeting with her was a breath of fresh air and reminded us of what it really means to start a bu siness borne out of passion. With an extremely supportive husba nd at her side this mother of two was... Read More
Halletts Chocolate and Coffee house Well another day and another trip for the Spokane Grapevine out to visit a local business. Today's trip took us to Hallett's Chocolate and Coffee House.We were greeted by a wonderful employee named Megan, who promptly took our order and served us up a wonderful cup-o-Joe to (Monte likes Americano straight up) and a great mocha made out of their own chocolate syrup. Then it came time to sample the chocolate creations made at the Hallett's fa... Read More
Well now here we are with our first post on blogger for the Spokane Grapevine. We will be adding this blog post to our own blog on The Spokane Grapevine Blog. We thought it appropriate that our first blog would be to celebrate local small business in the Spokane Area. We initially went out to review Chaps Coffee Company on The Cheney-Spokane road but found it to be too crowded for our liking so we wandered accross the parking lot to a wonderful little shop called The Foxy Horse and H... Read More
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Too often, women who love to spend hours looking at vintage items at a flea market or in an antique mall, do it entirely on their own or they go with a group of friends. They wouldn't think of having a husband around. This is definitely not the case with Kelly and Monte Tareski. The couple, who own Cascading Creations, share more than a business. They share a love of junking that has found an important place in their relationship. “I ha... Read More
That's right. It's time for Spokane landscaping to start in earnest as the snow melts away and people can see dirt, dust, debris and property features they just don't like staring them in the face. Honestly though, our “season” runs all year long, as we travel throughout Spokane for excavations, cleanups and even the type of jobs people associate more with the spring or summer. But once the snow goes away, everybody knows it's time to deal with that hardscaping job or water feature y... Read More
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