Dine Out for Maple Alley Inn


Go our for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Tuesday, May 2nd during the annual Dine Out for Maple Alley Inn!  Over 60 participating restaurants will donate a portion of their sales for the day to Maple Alley Inn, a program providing hot meals for people in need.

Thanks to the Community Food Co-op, Whatcom County’s only community-owned grocery store.  Specializing in quality products, strong relationships, and honest information since 1970.

Participating restaurants include:

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