Our Favorite Spots the Palouse
Moscow Favorites
A list of our favorite places to recommend in Moscow, ID.
Trinity Reformed Church
101 E Palouse River DrSundays
1st Service 8:30AM-10:00AM
2nd Service 11:00AM-12:30PM
Our favorite place for a Saturday Morning Brunch. It's a bit of a drive, but always worth it!
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The Pie Safe Bakery & Kitchen
307 Main StOur favorite place for a Saturday Morning Brunch. It's a bit of a drive, but always worth it!
Bucer's Coffee House Pub
201 S Main StBest espresso in town!
Moscow Farmers Market
101-155 S Main StHumble Burger
509 N Main StI never went here for years because it's in the mall parking lot and I thought- how good can it be? But the avocado wraps and the Lomo Saltado are to die for.
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Sangria Grille
2124 Pullman RdI never went here for years because it's in the mall parking lot and I thought- how good can it be? But the avocado wraps and the Lomo Saltado are to die for.
Nicest Restaurant on the Palouse and one of our favorites.
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The Black Cypress
215 E Main StNicest Restaurant on the Palouse and one of our favorites.
Latah Trail
Latah TrailA wonderful walking and bike path from Pullman, through Moscow, to Troy.
In late summer, blackberries grow all along the highway and bike trail down in Juliaetta and it's a fun family activity to go pick bucketfuls! Just wear long sleeves to minimize thorn scratching.
Juliaetta
In late summer, blackberries grow all along the highway and bike trail down in Juliaetta and it's a fun family activity to go pick bucketfuls! Just wear long sleeves to minimize thorn scratching.
Mad Greek
212 S Main StGreat mid-price lunch, dinner, and take-out option.
Book People of Moscow
521 S Main StOur favorite local independent bookstore.
Idlers Rest
A favorite place for family hikes along wooded trails.
The Storm Cellar
504 S Main StA hip local consignment clothing store.
On Fall weekends you can pay $5 per gallon to press you own cider and/or pick apples in the orchard.
Bishop's Orchard
904 West Adams StreetOn Fall weekends you can pay $5 per gallon to press you own cider and/or pick apples in the orchard.
Most of the year (except when the bears are hibernating) you can see them quite close up. There is no charge, you just walk right up to the fence. We recommend going mid-day because they are more active during their lunch time, coming in from the field to eat.
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Bear Facility
Terre View DriveMost of the year (except when the bears are hibernating) you can see them quite close up. There is no charge, you just walk right up to the fence. We recommend going mid-day because they are more active during their lunch time, coming in from the field to eat.