The Garland Milk Bottle or the Benewah Milk Bottle is a major landmark in the Garland Historical District. Built in 1935 for a dairy company, this three-story milk bottle shaped structure has been a dairy, souvenir shop and finally a diner. Mary Lou's Milk Bottle as it is now known opened in the 1980s and has been a delightful diner serving homemade burgers, fantastic milkshakes and ice creams. Everything is made on-site and will make your pockets happy as well. The milk bottle is one of the two such buildings in the city. Drop in to this popular family-friendly diner for breakfast, burgers, milkshakes and more. Please bring cash along as credit cards are not accepted.
Phone: (509) 325-1772
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Garland Ave and N Post St
Closed now
- Wed 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
802 W Garland Ave Spokane, WA 99205 ·2038.66 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Wifi
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpWhat an institution. A true landmark of Spokane. Classical diner style with shakes and burgs, all fairly priced and quality.
MoreShowed up with a party if 6 at about 1130 on a random Thursday. Small parking lot full but plenty of street parking near. Two working the small space and it was moderately busy. Service was ok...
MoreFood was great as always. Have been loving their tartar sauce (homemade). I think it has chunks of pickles or something? Love that. We got the usual cheeseburger/fry/milkshake $19 special and...
MoreStep into the past! The giant 1930s milk bottle building on Garland is iconic, but the food is what keeps you coming back. The huckleberry milkshake made with their homemade ice cream is insanely...
MoreI ordered the Macaroni and potato salads through Door Dash and I'm sorry to say, they were terrible!!!!! When they say the macaroni salad is sweet style, they aren't kidding. It was...
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