Huckleberry's Natural Market

i've been shopping huckleberry's since they opened back in mid 90's, before i was vegan actually... i even worked at one of their locations for a couple years back then, so i am very familiar with their store...
they have a pretty good selection of vegan groceries, & great bulk & produce offerings...
however i don't trust their "vegan" items in the deli, when i asked it turns out they use nonvegan bread on their "vegan" sandwiches, deli staff doesn't seem very knowledgeable about vegan food... juice bar is ok tho
oh yeah, they also have a very good health & body section for supplements & such, as well as great beer & wine section

Updated from previous review on 2016-10-27

The deli has the best ever vegan sandwich!!! It is so good. It's also pretty big - my partner and I split it and it leaves both of us feeling full. The products are a little pricy, but they do accept coupons, and the staff is very friendly. I wish they had vegan baked goods in their bakery.

I have visited this market for three consecutive days and they offer plenty in the deli section for a vegetarian. The soba noodles and quinoa were highlights.

Huckleberry's provides a variety of organic, natural and gourmet items, but tends to be priced higher than other stores of it's size- probably because it has not had much competition. There is a juice bar and cafe, and it is easy to get a good meal- there are not that many vegan options, considering the type of store they are.

Fools people into thinking they're ethical because they eat "organic meat."

Has all the vegan needs one can have and the bakery has a few vegan options. (Reminds me of Mother's Market in California)

They have a really great selection of vegetarian, vegan and health foods of all kinds, big bulk section, vegetarian options in the deli, raw juice bar, herbs, local organic produce, amazing beer and wine section, really great vegan lotions and earth friendly sundries, also have live music and community bulletin board, oh, I didn't mention the on-site massage therapist and the fresh cut flowers. I never have any money when I walk away from this place, it's a great store, a much needed staple of Spokane.
There is a Huckleberries section that makes up about a third of the lincoln heights rosaurs on 29th ave.