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The Inland Northwest's food scene lost some staples, but also saw lots of new arrivals serving diverse and creative cuisine

By Dora Scott

Moving to Spokane and joining the Inlander as the paper's food writer at the end of 2024, writing this overview of the food scene's rapid evolution over the past year feels almost like I bit off more than I can chew. However brief, these past few months as a local food writer have taught me just how much the food scene changes...

Image: The Inland Northwest's food scene lost some staples, but also saw lots of new arrivals serving diverse and creative cuisine
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The Inland Northwest's food scene lost some staples, but also saw lots of new arrivals serving diverse and creative cuisine

By Dora Scott

Image: The Inland Northwest's food scene lost some staples, but also saw lots of new arrivals serving diverse and creative cuisine

Places to dine, drink and dance this New Year's Eve

By Dora Scott

Image: Places to dine, drink and dance this New Year's Eve

TO-GO BOX: TT's ditches its barbecue menu to rebrand; Ultimate Bagel lives on; plus winter food pop-ups

By Dora Scott

Image: TO-GO BOX: TT's ditches its barbecue menu to rebrand; Ultimate Bagel lives on; plus winter food pop-ups

For pub food faves and a fun Rat Pack-themed hangout, head to Eddie's Kitchen & Tavern in North Spokane

By Dora Scott

Image: For pub food faves and a fun Rat Pack-themed hangout, head to Eddie's Kitchen & Tavern in North Spokane

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