Native Quest

Great food, tastes like home made, reminds me of my mothers cooking! Nice friendly and calm atmosphere. Great place to learn about Native American heritage and attend workshops for making crafts. Lots of books for sale as well as a library. I’d go more often if I lived closer.

This place is a treasure. It is a wonderful, bright, airy, welcoming space. There are fascinating books about Native culture and history everywhere you turn, as well as lots of other cool stuff – art, musical instruments, posters, jewelry, and more.
Tried the buffalo stew and the salmon soup, both of which were delicious. For $ 6 you get a generous piece of sweet, moist, kernely cornbread and a nice bowl of soup. If you have a big appetite you’re going to want more to eat, but it’s delicious food.
There are many events offered, from discussion circles to open mics to workshops on drum building, basket weaving, and other things.
Native Quest is a beautiful labor of love! The place is a nonprofit and is staffed entirely by volunteers. Everybody please support it like crazy.

This is a Native American shop full of books, a café, space for events and activities that they schedule as well as space that one can rent for activities and events. It has a welcoming atmosphere full of friendly and knowledge filled staff. The most wonderful thing about Native Quest is their warm and welcoming attitude to all ethnicity. To say that I enjoy this shop/​café/​entertainment and workshop spot is an understatement.