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Savor the scene at 315

| April 10, 2022 1:07 AM

Located inside the historic Greenbriar Inn, 315 Cuisine opens Friday at 315 E. Wallace Ave. Brunch is 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., when appetizers will be added, and dinner will start at 3:15 p.m. The evolving menu is based on seasonality.

Seating at 315 Cuisine is at inside tables, the bar and outside on comfortable decks. A private room is available. Phone 208-667-9660. Check 315cuisine.com.

Hayden Furniture Depot expands on Haycraft

Adding the space formerly occupied by Priano's Billiard & Backyards, Hayden Furniture Depot now has a 20,000-square-foot location at 310 W. Haycraft Ave.

Inventory includes unique furniture, mattresses, home decor, lighting, artwork and much more with unique and trending home styles including farmhouse, rustic, mid-century modern and industrial.

Owners Steve and Debbie Thompson are joined by Luke Thompson, Nicole Matteri, Ryan Thompson, Tessa Iverson and Jesse Thompson. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The opening celebration was this weekend with live music, a food truck, giveaways and special prices.

Phone 208-762-6854. Check haydendepot.com.

Water World opens in Silver Lake Mall

Offering items for fun on lakes and rivers, Water World opened in Silver Lake Mall.

Helping create lasting memories are river tubes, kayaks, paddle boards, ropes, squirt guns, sun protection items (hats) and more. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily with Tiffany Roesler and Christina Grinstead.

Dixie & Co. joins Rebel Junk complex

With a blended mix of vintage and new products, the new Dixie & Co. at 2504 N. Fourth St., in Coeur d'Alene has joined the complex of Rebel Junk shoppes owned by Dixie Derochher.

"I have always liked the feel of everything blended together instead of separated in booths," she said. "It gives the shop more of a cohesive feel."

Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday with parking in the next-door Rebel Junk lot at 2424 N. Fourth St. Other Rebel Junk shoppes are in Spokane and Mead, Wash.

Phone 208-273-7870. Check dixie-co.com.

Now the Tidbits

  • Watch for commercial construction west of Highway 41 between 16th and Horsehaven in Post Falls.
  • Businesses to be in the new Lucille Building at 2605 N. Fourth St., are Northwest Construction Management, Refined Salon and Stylus Wine & Vinyl Bar.
  • Something is happening with the former Owl Cafe in Hayden.
  • Post Falls RV Campground is under construction at 70 W. Cabelas Way between the Cabela's store and State Line Walmart in The Pointe at Post Falls.
  • Many of 16 commercial lots are available in the planned Prairie Crossing Shopping Center in the northeast corner of Highway 41 and Prairie Avenue.
  • A burger place and cosmetic salon will be in the new building at Fourth and Lakeside.
  • A new building for Etco Services is under construction off Huetter north of Seltice and I-90
  • The PACR office building is under construction at 1857 W. Hayden Ave.
  • Breaking Bread Bistro will be where Davis Donuts was at Fourth and Best.
  • Watch for a place called Pearl & Tin.
  • Wayne Drive in Hayden is the new home of Blue Chip Chiropractic.
  • Open Arms Real Choices Clinic will move from 1800 Lincoln Way to 8056 N. Wayne in Hayden.
  • A new Pizza Hut will be in Hayden.
  • The Mill will be a four-story mixed-use building at Government Way and Mill Avenue with businesses on the ground level and 43 apartments above.
  • Consign Furniture has a "coming soon" sign southwest of the U.S. 95-Lancaster Road intersection.
  • An Express Exterior Carwash is being built in the 3400 block of Seltice in Post Falls.
  • Watch for construction in the northwest corner of Government Way and Hayden Ave.
  • Coeur d'Alene Pet Market will be at 6424 Government Way.
  • Cornerstone, a four-story commercial and residential building, is under construction in Riverstone.
  • Bruchi's quick service restaurant is planned for a new building north of the corner of Highway 41 and Mullan Avenue.
  • Watch for construction of Vantage Point Brewery across from Michael D's Eatery off Coeur d'Alene Lake Drive.
  • A Sweet Lou's restaurant and a Grease Monkey auto place will be at the Crossings in Athol.
  • Timberline Trading changed locations in Silver Lake Mall, and a watersports-theme business will open in the former location.
  • TownePlace Suites by Marriott Hotel is being built where the Outback Steakhouse was in the southeast corner of I-90 and Northwest Boulevard.
  • Several steel storage buildings will be built at 3758 W. Hanley Ave., off Atlas Road, for Hern Ironworks.
  • A Capriotti's Sandwich Shop will come into the former Chipotle Mexican Grill building at 305 W. Appleway.
  • A Sarah Hamilton FACE place will be at 2120 Northwest Blvd.
  • A new commercial and residential building, Midtown Centre, is being built at 821 N. Fourth St.
  • Watch for major changes with the Burger Bunker and Bunker Bar off Spokane Street in Post Falls.
  • Pearl & Tin will be in Suite 101 at 2605 N. Fourth St.
  • A large storage complex and new corporate office for Steel Structures of America is being built off Highway 41.
  • The Den will be a new tavern at 761 N. Idaho St., in Post Falls.
  • My Nails & Spa will be off Canfield Avenue.
  • The CD'A Corner Store is adding a kitchen and tables downtown.
  • Coeur d'Alene Nissan will have a major addition to its building off U.S. 95.
  • Ivonne Welch Insurance Agency is new in Suite 203 at 2065 W. Riverstone Drive.
  • The Post Falls Pavillion food truck court will be near the Highway 41 and Horsehaven intersection.
  • On a trip to Southern California beach towns last week three things were noted: frozen banana treats covered with chocolates and sweet items, golf carts in the narrow town streets and gas at the airport was almost $6.
  • Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com

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Water World customer service specialists Christina Grinstead, left, and Tiffany Roesler.

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Top, Ryan Thompson. Bottom row from left, Luke Thompson, Nicole Matteri, Steve Thompson and Jesse Thompson of Hayden Furniture Depot.

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Dixie Derocher of Dixie & Co.