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CONTENTS 08 FINANCIAL FOCUS

How to respond when risk tolerance is tested

10 Q&A: JUSTIN DICK

Restaurateur, family man and avid sneaker collector

14 BEAT THE WINTER BLUES

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Stay healthy, upbeat and positive despite the grey gloom

18 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Calendar of great local events, arts and entertainment

20 FUN FACT

Sandpoint gets presidential

22 LOCAL GUIDE 22 Places to Stay 22 Real Estate 24 Venues 24 Health & Beauty 24-26 Things To Do 26 Top 10 Things To Do

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28 LOCAL EATS

Your local guide to the tastiest hot spots around town

30 CITY MAP

Get to know the places within Sandpoint’s city limits

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Meet the man with the largest sneaker collection in town. Justin Dick is the face behind some of Sandpoint’s most beloved restaurants, but he’s also a loving husband, committed father and the new president of the Bonner General Health Foundation Board. Next time you’re in Trinity at City Beach, stop by, say hello, and shoot a glance at his footwear.

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• Look past the immediate event. While the market’s pandemic-driven fall was sudden, its recovery was also fairly quick. Eight months after its March meltdown, the market had regained all the lost ground and reached a new record high.

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“2020 fulfilled my dream job of being a stay-at-home dad. It was the most amazing experience to spend as much time with my wife and kids. I got to catch up on over a decade of missed time.�

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ustin Dick started coming to Sandpoint from Denver when he was a boy, when they’d eat at Ivano’s and Thai Bangkok and work out at the Sandpoint West Athletic Club. As a grown man, he and his wife started asking the same question most of us did: “How do I move here?” He and his wife quit their jobs and moved to Sandpoint in 2006. Today, you will often find Justin at one of his two restaurants: Trinity at City Beach or Jalapenos, spending time with his family, or serving the community through Rotary or as president of the Bonner General Health Foundation Board.

Q. How did you get into the restaurant industry?

A. My mother’s side of the family owned a restaurant in a three-story motel in a tiny little farming community of Canistota, South Dakota, population 100. I had so many great times there. The customers and staff used to chase me around and buy me comics and candy. When my folks moved up to Sandpoint, it was the perfect opportunity to open a restaurant of her own, and my mother started Cafe Trinity on 1st Street next to Starbucks and Ground Zero skate and snowboard shop.

She quickly went from one employee to 30 in a matter of months, which sparked the conversation of my wife Shaunavee and I moving to Sandpoint.

I bought the restaurant in 2009 and was able to move it to the Edgewater Best Western, as we never had enough space at the 1st Street location.

We’re going on 12 years in this location.

Q. As part of the leadership for the Bonner General Health Foundation, how are you passionate about its role in our community?

A. I am the president of the Bonner General Health Foundation Board as of January 1, 2021, and have been a foundation trustee for the past four years.

Bonner General Health has been so influential in my family’s lives that I’m honored to be a small part of giving back to our hometown hospital.

Both our children were born there, several trips to the ER over the years, and the diagnosis of my son’s Type 1 Diabetes. BGH has always been there for us, but more importantly, for this community.

A rural hospital is a cornerstone of every small community, and we are blessed to have such wonderful access to Bonner General Health.

Q. What is most rewarding about being a restaurateur here in Sandpoint?

A. Hanging out with the customers and the staff are among the top reasons I love this work. I’m a social butterfly, and especially now with COVID, it’s about the only time I get human interaction outside of my family. You have to be an owneroperator. Your customers expect to see you. The dream of hiring someone to run the place while you’re off galavanting around collecting cash went out the window my first month of the business.

And I love it like that!

Q. For you, what is the most important takeaway and/or goal when it comes to work, family and life?

A. The world will go on without you and your business. And that’s fine. I can always find another job. What matters most are your family and the wonderful friends and relationships you have forged. I long dearly to go back to hanging out with some of my favorite friends. My circle has always been small, so it really makes me sad to have had so little personal contact with them.

Family wise, 2020 fulfilled my dream job of being a stay-at-home dad. It was the most amazing experience to spend as much time with my wife and kids. I got to catch up on over a decade of missed time. My challenge for the rest of my life will be how to better balance my family as the main priority from my work and nonprofit lives.

Q. What is most important to you outside of work, and what do you enjoy doing with your free time?

A. Family first and everything else second. Now, with that said, my family gets to deal with all the weird stuff I do in my free time! I have been collecting sneakers since I got my first pair of Fire Red Jordan 4s in 1989 for Christmas. I have curated a collection of all of my favorites from 1989 to present that includes upwards of 300 pairs. As of a year or two ago, I obtained the last of my grail pairs and have basically finished my collection. I still track down two to three pairs per month, but I have finally come to the point where I don’t feel incomplete without them. It’s nostalgic for me. It reminds me of great times playing basketball and football, my elementary through college career, and many good times I had while wearing them.

I’m an avid runner as of the last five years thanks to my wife Shaunavee, who ran the New York, Chicago and Boston marathons and many other races across the U.S. I never thought in a million years I would run for fun, but I love it. It’s an amazing feeling that doesn’t often get replicated.

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very year as February settles firmly around us and we wait for yet another two or three months of winter to end, it’s not unusual to start feeling the affects of the cold and grey that surround us. The holidays are over, the thrill of the first snow has long passed, and our skin longs for some warmth and the vitamin D of the summer months.

Though it may sound funny, the “winter blues” is a condition that affects many adults in the U.S., especially those in northern climates. And given that here in Sandpoint we’re just an hour or so from the Canadian border, the seasonal effects are real. Seasonal affective disorder is a mood disorder subset that explains symptoms of depression during certain times of the year, particularly winter.

And while only around 6 percent of Americans suffer from SAD, many more experience some version of the winter blues.

But despite the cold and grey, there are several ways we can help fight off the doldrums and beat the winter blues. Particularly in this beautiful outdoor paradise we call home, there is much opportunity to lift our spirits, even if the temperatures remain freezing. Getting outside, pursuing a hobby, connecting with friends and family, and incorporating a healthy lifestyle can all help keep our spirits high and our mental health in check.

Get outside! This one’s not just coming from us. Studies have shown that even a limited amount of exercise each day can help boost spirits and prevent depression. A study from Harvard Health explains that low-intensity exercise sustained over time helps release neurotrophic proteins, or growth factors, that spur the growth of nerve cells and improve brain functions.

Exercise supports growth of cells in the hippocampus—the area of the brain responsible for regulating mood—which in turn makes you happier. Just 15 minutes a day of high-intensity exercise like running, or an hour of low-intensity exercise like walking or household chores can have a significant effect on your mood. Plus, exercise can help you sleep better, which in turn affects your mood and productivity.

But while just getting off the couch can help, getting outside is even better. It may be cold, but lucky for us Sandpoint is made for outdoor activity all winter long, and opportunities abound. Bundle up and hit the slopes, the trails or backcountry for some fresh air that will make you feel so much better.

“Being able to sneak in a snowshoe or a ski before work, or go up and take a few laps on a powder day before work, makes Sandpoint so special,” says Jenny Curtos of Outdoor Experience downtown.

“Having that accessibility is definitely what keeps me going throughout the winter.”

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great way to get outside. Pine Street Woods and multiple trails throughout the community provide plenty of space to explore, and you can even rent gear from places like Outdoor Experience for the day. A full rental kit for either snowshoeing or cross-country skiing is only $25 for 24 hours, and Pine Street Woods offers rentals and a variety of programs for experienced skiers or beginners.

“Snowshoeing is a great place to start,” adds Curtos. “You can hike in the winter too, but sometimes the trails can be icy or snowy, and snowshoes are a great all-encompassing way to be prepared for those situations.”

After some trial runs with rental gear, if you decide you love it, entry-level snowshoes are fairly affordable at around $150 for a set. It might just be a new hobby you take up year after year. Speaking of hobbies …

Discover your own hobby! In summertime it’s easy to keep busy out on the water and enjoying all of the warmweather activities that abound, but if you’re not an avid skier or snowboarder, there are other things to keep you busy during the winter months. Whether it’s painting, writing, snowshoeing or collecting music, a hobby is a great way to stay content and busy during the colder months, which seem to drag on this time of year.

You may already have a hobby or activity you gravitate toward. If so, great! Take the extra time you have in the day to explore those even more. But if you don’t have a hobby, this could be the perfect time to find one! Maybe you’ve been wanting to learn an instrument, or you’d like to start reading more—whatever it may be, your mind, mood and family will thank you.

Find ways to connect. During the winter it’s easy to snuggle up and stay cocooned inside by yourself, but even more so this year because of COVID, it’s often easy to feel disconnected from others. Connection is vital for your mental health and happiness, even during a health crisis.

There are many opportunities to connect while respecting others’ and your own health, so make a point to find ways that work for you. If going out for lunch, dinner or a coffee isn’t an option for you, pick up the phone and call your friends and family, or schedule a Zoom or Facetime drink date to catch up.

Nonprofits and other organizations that help those in need are still out helping people in whatever ways they can, and they need volunteers now more than ever. Take some extra time in your week or month to volunteer. You’ll feel better and have an opportunity to give back to the community.

Volunteering helps create a sense of purpose and reminds us of the many blessings we have, putting things in perspective.

As it turns out, helping others helps us too by reducing feelings of depression or loneliness. As the saying goes, “We cannot feel thankful and unhappy at the same time.”

Change your lifestyle. Our surroundings, what we eat and how we spend our time all have a huge impact on our mental health and mood. January, February and March are wellknown for their lack of sunshine in these parts, and the loss does have an effect on our mood.

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G E T T I N G O U T S I D E , P U R S U I N G A H O B BY, CO N N EC T I N G W I T H F R I E N D S A N D FA M I LY, A N D I N CO R P O R AT I N G A H E A LT H Y L I F E S T Y L E CAN ALL HELP KEEP OUR SPIRITS HIGH AND O U R M E N TA L H E A LT H I N C H EC K .

“BEING ABLE TO SNEAK IN A SNOWSHOE OR A SKI BEFORE WORK, OR GO UP AND TAKE A FEW LAPS ON A POWDER DAY BEFORE WORK, MAKES SANDPOINT SO SPECIAL.”

Those who know swear by their vitamin D during the winter, and taking supplements is one way to replenish our system and keep our vitamin D levels high and happy when the sun isn’t shining. Another option is to invest in a sun lamp.

Just 30 minutes a day by one can help you feel happier and healthier—just like some time in the sun would.

But beyond supplements and vitamin D, what we put in our body has just as much impact on our mood and outlook as how we spend our day. Too much sugar or refined carbohydrates may make us feel good in the moment, but long term they don’t support sustained health and energy.

Just like it’s important to get outside and exercise every day, getting the right amount of nutrients, drinking plenty of water (even if it’s herbal tea—cold water isn’t always the most cravable in the winter) and listening to your body’s needs are important steps to maintaining a healthy outlook and perspective.

Finally, maintaining a routine and building activities into your day will help you feel productive and in control. It might sound nice to sleep in extra or skip that walk, but routine can help you feel in control of your situation, which actually reduces mood swings and depression.

So if the winter blues have you down, don’t give in. Grab a friend, head outdoors, and fill your days with healthy activities, people and purpose that will keep you feeling upbeat, happy and full of life until the sun rolls around, the ice melts, and we can once again go back to weekends on the lake.

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SECRET VALENTINE FUNDRAISER FEBRUARY 1 - 8 Send a Secret Valentine and support the Panida! The Panida Secret Admirer Valentine will be hand-delivered anonymously to your Valentine, sweetened with chocolate, to addresses in Sandpoint, Kootenai and Ponderay. All you have to do is visit Panida.org, click on the Valentine image, follow it to the Valentine form, contribute $10 (which will be dedicated to the restoration of the beacon-of-hope marquee), and your handmade Valentine will be on its way just in time for Valentine’s Day, delivered on Saturday, February 13. Monday, February 8, is the final day they’ll be taking orders, so sign up today to send that special someone, whether your significant other, child, parent or friend, a Secret Valentine. It is sure to warm their heart.

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13TH ANNUAL HEART BALL FEBRUARY 6 2021 marks the 13th year of the Heart Ball, and the fun is going virtual this year.

Saturday, February 6, starting at 7pm, the evening will consist of a live auction of three amazing packages, testimonials from people whose lives have been impacted by the care they received at Bonner General Health, and the paddle raise. There will be the ever-popular dessert auction online leading up to the event, and desserts will be delivered the day of the Heart Ball. For those who are unable to attend the live virtual event, they can access the entire evening’s Heart Ball 2021 online, where they can take part in donating after the event. Proceeds from this year’s event will go to the Emergency Department’s remodel and upgraded technology. To sign up for the Virtual Heart Ball, visit BonnerGeneral.org/BGH-Foundation.

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Each beer was specially selected for the event. $15 gets you a unique diner-style mug (limited availability) you can take home, along with two 5-ounce pours. Additional 5- and 12-ounce pours will be available for purchase. To learn more, visit 219.bar or @219Lounge on Facebook, and mark your calendars for a seasonal favorite! *Please note, as of press time, these events were still scheduled to take place as planned. Due to the current health crisis, there is the possibility that event schedules may change or events canceled completely. Be sure to visit event websites to stay up to date with current information.

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n summer of 1888, Theadore “Teddy” Roosevelt wasn’t yet President of the United States when he arrived in Sandpoint on the Northern Pacific railroad. According to the Hawkins’ family story, as told to Bob Gunter by Dale Selle, Roosevelt traveled to Idaho from his ranch in the Dakota Territory for a caribou hunting trip in the Selkirk Mountains.

While waiting on horses and guides, the party ventured into the town of Pend d’Oreille (later to become Sandpoint).

After a night out dining and drinking, Roosevelt ended up in the only available room in town: Winfield Scott Monfort’s shack, which the lodging house owner rented out in Monfort’s absence. At midnight, Roosevelt was awakened by a returned and surprised Monfort fresh from the bars and ready to tuck in for the night—and not expecting a guest.

Whatever the resulting argument, record has it Roosevelt ended up with the bunk.

Thirteen years later, he would become the 26th president of the United States.

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Cat B., Sandpoint “We have been working with Jackie for a few years and are extremely happy with her determinason in finding our perfect home. We will always recommend Jackie to our friends and family.”

Tracy & Saundra "Jackie outshined other potensal brokers with her in depth proposals and market research. AAenson to detail and knowledge of the area was key. Literally no complaints. She was helpful in other areas as well--referrals to professionals in other sectors (banking, mortgages, accounsng, etc.). We were told that she would treat us like her only client...and it truly felt that way. Exceeded all expectasons despite the fact that the referral to her set the bar very high. We can't imagine selling this house with anyone other than Jackie. We are very appreciasve to have been introduced to her and recommend her to anyone in the area.”

Chris H. and Family, Sandpoint, ID “ Thank you so much for helping me through this process, you were awesome to work with. Look forward to going through this process again some day.”

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Honored to be voted “Sandpoint’s Finest REALTOR®” 2017, 2018, 2019

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MAX CAPACITY

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VENUES 219 Lounge 208.263.5673 • 219.bar Sandpoint’s hometown lounge and live music venue for over 87 years featuring 20 beers on tap, wine and classic cocktails. Enjoy outdoor patio and bar during the summer months.

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Best Western Plus Ponderay

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Dover Bay Waterfront Resort

208.265.159

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DoverBayIdaho.com

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Heartwood Center

208.263.8699

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HeartwoodSandpoint.com

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Lodge at Sandpoint

208.263.2211

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Ponderay Event Center

208.263.0271

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PonderayEvents.com

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Schweitzer.com

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Sandpoint Business & Event Center

208.263.7770

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208.255.8458

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The Idaho Club

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Schweitzer Mountain Resort

HEALTH & BEAUTY Litehouse YMCA

Fitness Center

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THINGS TO DO Amusement Parks

Summer

208.683.3400

SilverwoodThemePark.com

Arts & Crafts Fair

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208.263.6139

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Art Walk

Art / Music Event

Summer

208.263.6139

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Festival at Sandpoint

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Summer

208.265.4554

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Silverwood Theme Park, Boulder Beach Water Park

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208.263.2217

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Experiences

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Festival

Fall

208.263.9555

Schweitzer.com

The Idaho Club

Golf Courses

Spring / Summer / Fall

208.265.2345

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Sandpoint Elks Golf Course

Golf Courses

Spring / Summer / Fall

208.263.4321

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Geo Hali Sandpoint Helicopter Charters

Tours / Charters

Summer

509.795.1311

GeoHeliSpokane.com

Go Fish! Charters

Tours / Charters

Summer

208.597.5020

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Lake Pend Oreille Cruises

Tours / Charters

Summer

208.255.5253

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Sandpoint Seaplane Service

Tours / Charters

Summer

208.290.3257

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Bottle Bay Resort & Marina

Marina

Summer

208.263.5916

BottleBayResort.com

Dover Bay Resort

Marina

Summer

208.265.1597

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Sandpoint Marina

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208.263.3083

SandpointWaterfront.com

Year-Round

208.263.9555

Schweitzer.com

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Summer

208.255.7100

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208.265.9672

SandpointWaterCraftRentals.com

Summer

208.920.9292

SandpointWatersports.com

Sandpoint SummerFest Selkirk Outdoor Leadership and Education (SOLE) Schweitzer Fall Fest

Western Pleasure Guest Ranch

Outdoor / Mountain Activities Outdoor / Mountain Activities

Action Water Sports

Water Recreation / Rentals

Schweitzer Mountain Resort

Sandpoint Watercraft Rentals Sandpoint Watersports

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Take a Brewery Tour

Spend a Day at City Beach

Sandpoint is home to four great breweries. Bike to each, or take a walking tour: Matchood Brewing Co., Utara BrewingCo., MickDuff’s Brewing Co., Laughing Dog Brewing

Enjoy fun in the sun at the sandy, grassy downtown public beach on the lake. SandpointIdaho.gov

Catch a Show at the Panida Theater

Visit Schweitzer Mountain

Stop in the historic theater for an independent feature or short film. Panida.org

Explore the village dining and shopping and enjoy the adventures in summer and winter. Schweitzer.com

Shop the Sandpoint Shopping District

Explore Local Galleries

Explore the many unique shops in charming downtown.

DowntownSandpoint.com

Walk the downtown and stop in at several local galleries to enjoy local and regional art.

Drive The Pend Oreille Scenic Byway

Stop in Cedar Street Bridge

Experience some of North Idaho’s most scenic views along this 33.4-mile drive. VisitIdaho.org/things-to-do/scenic-bywaysbackcountry-drives/pend-oreille-scenic-byway

Explore various shops and restaurants in the downtown bridge spanning Sand Creek. CedarStreetBridge.com

Relax with a Spa Day

Do a Tasting at the Local Winery

Visit the Wildflower Spa at Seasons Resort or Highlands North Day Spa for a day of rejuvenation.TheWildflowerDaySpa.com | HighlandsNorthDaySpa.com

Enjoy local sips from Pend d’Oreille Winery. POWine.com

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Sandpoint

208.263.5673

Bar

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Sandpoint

208.255.4186

Italian

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Baxter’s on Cedar

Sandpoint

208.229.8377

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$$

Beet and Basil

Sandpoint

208.920.6144

Fusion

$$

City Beach Organics

Sandpoint

208.265.9919

Organic / Vegan

$$

Dish at Dover Bay

Dover Bay

208.265.6467

American / Seafood

$$

Chimney Rock Grill

Schweitzer

208.255.3071

American

$$

Eichardt’s

Sandpoint

208.263.4005

Pub

$-$$

Fat Bass Bar & Grill

Priest River

208.265.8854

Steakhouse / American

$$

Sagle

208.265.2000

Fine Dining

$$

Hoot Owl Cafe

Ponderay

208.265.9348

Cafe

$-$$

Ivano’s Ristorante

Sandpoint

208.263.0211

Italian

$$

Jalapenos Mexican Restuarant

Sandpoint

208.263.2995

Mexican

$-$$

Joel’s

Sandpoint

208.265.8991

Mexican

$-$$

MickDuff’s Brewpub

Sandpoint

208.255.4351

Pub / American

$$

Panhandler Pies

Sandpoint

208.263.2912

American

$-$$

Pend d’Oreille Winery

Sandpoint

208.265.8545

Modern Cuisine

$$

Second Avenue Pizza

Sandpoint

208.263.9321

Pizza

$-$$

Secret Thai

Sandpoint

208.263.9960

Thai

$$

Shoga Sushi

Sagle

208.265.2001

Seafood

$$

Sky House

Schweitzer

208.263.9555

American

$$

Spuds Waterfront Grill

Sandpoint

208.265.4311

American

$$

Sweet Lou’s

Ponderay

208.263.1381

American

$$

Thai Nigiri

Sandpoint

208.265.2587

Thai/Sushi

$$

The Hydra

Sandpoint

208.263.7123

Steakhouse

$$

Trinity at City Beach

Sandpoint

208.255.7558

Seafood

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LOCAL EATS

LOUNGE

FORTY ONE SOUTH

DINNER

SWEET LOU’S

LUNCH

TRINITY AT CITY BEACH

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Self-Serve Wash Proceeds are donated to build the new Sandpoint City Dog Park!

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