Local Food Links

Other organizations doing good work for food in the Inland Northwest — markets, food hubs, trade associations, and the people writing about it.

🛒 Farmer's Markets

Market organizations publish their own vendor lists, seasons, and weather closures — always worth checking before you go.

Spokane Farmers' Market ↗
Grower-run market in Coeur d’Alene Park, Browne’s Addition, operating since 1998. Saturdays and Wednesdays through the growing season. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior FMNP accepted.
Spokane Valley Farmers Market ↗
Friday evening market at CenterPlace Regional Event Center, mid-May through mid-September.
Kootenai County Farmers' Markets ↗
Serving North Idaho since 1986 — Saturdays in Hayden, Wednesday evenings at Riverstone in Coeur d’Alene, with 100+ producers and artisans.

🌾 Farms & Food Systems

LINC Foods ↗
Worker- and farmer-owned food hub in Spokane connecting 75+ regional growers to wholesale buyers. Also runs the LINC Box farm-to-table subscription and LINC Malt.
Second Harvest Inland Northwest ↗
Hunger-relief network across 26 counties in Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Their food locator finds nearby pantries and mobile markets by address or ZIP.

🚚 Food Trucks

Greater Spokane Food Truck Association ↗
Member directory, event calendar, and a booking tool that sends one catering inquiry to every available truck at once.

🍺 Breweries & Wineries

Inland Northwest Ale Trail ↗
Brewery trail spanning the Inland Northwest and North Idaho — collect stamps across twelve stops for a prize. Downloadable map and companion app.
Spokane Winery Association ↗
Sixteen member wineries and specialty wine shops within reach of Spokane, pouring 50+ varietals.

📰 Local Food Writing

SpokaneEats ↗
Long-running Spokane food blog by Chandler Baird — restaurant roundups, "best of" guides, and event coverage across Spokane and Coeur d’Alene.
Inlander — Food & Drink ↗
The Inlander’s food desk: restaurant openings and closings, Dining Out, Cheap Eats, and Drink Local columns.

🔗 About These Links

These are independent organizations. We aren't affiliated with any of them, nobody paid to be listed, and listing isn't an endorsement of anything beyond "this is a useful resource for people who care about food here."

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