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Spokane

Spokane is the second-largest city in Washington State, and the largest between Seattle and Minneapolis. It is the economic hub of the "Inland Empire", a name used for Eastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle (pre-dating by nearly a century the use of the same title by a region in Southern California). It is at the north edge of the Palouse, where gently rolling hills of wheat fields end at the Spokane River valley.

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  1. Eat

    Bennidito's Pizza

    A local jewel. The pizza and calzones are fantastic. Always some good beers on tap, or you can get a bucket full. Recommended: garlic cheese bread, beer buddies, chicken wings, pesto ranch dressing, hot Italian sausage, saxon pizza, New Yorker calzone.

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    Dick's Hamburgers

    A Spokane institution, serving up the quickest and most efficient cholesterol-delivery systems in the state. No relation to the Dick's chain in Seattle.

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    Didier's Yogurt & More

    Quality fast food from a family-owned business. Great burgers and frozen yogurt. On the north side near Whitworth College.

  4. Eat

    Ferguson’s Cafe

    This restaurant was featured in three Hollywood movies, Benny & Joon, Vision Quest, and Why Would I Lie? Opens early for breakfast, and well known for its "blue plate specials."

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    Mary Lou's Milk Bottle

    Built for the now-defunct Benewah Dairy Company in mid-1930s, this small restaurant serves burgers and shakes. The building consists of a stuccoed milk bottle several stories high. A similar structure (not open to the public) is visible from the I-90 westbound off ramp to Maple St. (#280A), and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Cash only.

    11AM-8PM

  6. Eat

    The Elk Public House

    Eclectic to standard food, large selection of microbrews on tap. Outdoor seating in the historic Brownes Addition.

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    The Rockwood Bakery

    Great for a mid-day coffee or pastry after a day in the park.

  8. Eat

    The Two-Seven Public House

    On the South Hill, has the same menu as The Elk (and their two sister pubs in north Idaho). Full bar, microbrews, specials, outdoor seating in summer, TV but you can get away from it if you want, and great service.

    $8-21

  9. Eat

    Chicken-N-Mo

    "Soul Food", catfish, ribs, etc.

  10. Eat

    Longhorn Barbecue

    2315 N Argonne Rd

  11. Eat

    The Old Spaghetti Factory

    152 South Monroe St

    Mon–Thu 11:30AM–9PM, Fri 11:30AM–9:30PM, Sat noon–9:30PM, Sun noon–9PM