Scale House Market

Super fun on the outside during the markets. Live music (that's good), all different types of vendors and food! What's better than supporting local vendors while eating great food! The inside has so many things to look at too!!

Easy to find and get to.its set up for fall. Pumpkins and picure area for Adults and kids. There are many booths to visit. Some have samples you can try. . They even have fresh milk with cream...in glass bottles. Spice booth, coffee, even sell meat shown in picture. Homemade jewelry. A little something for everyone.

The market is set up to be shopper friendly so you can browse freely or there are employees around to help answer questions. I ended up getting a beef roast sourced from a local ranch and a bunch of greens from vets on the farm. They’ve got little areas for each merchant and then a bakery and cafe. The cuts of meat offered are ones you’d have to go straight to the butcher for and they had produce I can’t seem to find at any other grocery store. I’ll be back!

I came here hoping to find a bit more than just a few stalls I do get what they're doing here however it's not much of a selection of anything, at least not during the inside hours, I'll be back later in the day to see about the outside market. Update I've been a few times now the outside market is food and some off the same things as inside just in the shaded alcove. We've come and tried the food a free different times it's expensive and the food is good. Just know you don't get a lot. There was also one area where they had coloring options for kids.

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 established.

Super cool space and tons of local vendors, it's amazing. Lots to do here, one of the best markets in all of Spokane. Best on the weekend when vendors are in the outside space but lots indoors too.

Our little family finally found time to visit this past weekend, something we've been meaning to do since it opened. Wonderful shops, food, people, and time. Highly recommend.

The Scale house market just opened and is a great one stop shop to support all things local. The scale house is where the area farmers, ranchers, artists, chefs, and bakers and makers can have their products together in one place. The indoor mercantile is open Wednesday through Sunday and the farmers market is open Wednesday Friday and Saturday with food trucks and food vendors those days as well.

What a fun experience! If you're looking for fresh, local food, this is the perfect spot to visit. The market features a great variety of homemade goods, including jewelry, toys, and herbal products. I tried an Italian raspberry soda and a "sink" cookie from The Blissful Whisk... absolutely delicious! The cookie had an amazing mix of chocolates, sea salt, and pretzels. We also picked up some fresh chocolate sourdough bread which was equally tasty. The eggnog from Columbia Community Creamery is a must try! All of the staff were friendly and the space itself is new, clean, and well maintained.

Awesome building and very family friendly. Amazing vendors and unique options. Music was fun and outdoor games were fun for the family.

My family and I walked through Scale House and loved the atmosphere. Workers were helpful, and there were many options for food and produce, artisan goods, and activities. I'll definitely be returning! Would recommend to any farmers market lovers.

Expensive and limited for all the Expensive tax payers put into this market. It is disappointing . My sister from Snohomish told me how great this market would be and I am truelly disappointed. Lack of vendors and diversity and the price of food , really what planet are you on Thankfully you've got south hill people to maybe pay those prices and then go to trader Joe's. High end luxury soap, scents and spice. I mean get real....I've been there several times with high hopes but I wouldn't ride my bike there for food . How's that gonna work in the winter. .. who are you marketing to ???? really !