Latest reviews from Spokane
| 76 /100 111 S MADISON ST “Stopped here on a trip back from Coeur d'Alene a few years ago, maybe 3. This is close to the river in downtown Spokane, WA. Nice atmosphere, modern looking, lots of glass and a decent menu with a wall full of taps. My wife loves their lemon basil cider so that is why we stopped in to try some of their other ciders.“ |
| 82 /100 154 S MADISON STREET SUITE 100 “Medium size place, with 10+ own taps and 10+ guest taps. Additionally a small fridge with cans and bottles. Open even Sunday night when most other places don’t bother or are already closed.
Friendly bartender made me a sandwich when no one else was available I the kitchen. Excellent service. Flights of six available including guest taps.“ |
| 74 /100 112 S MONROE “Medium size place, old world / industrial brick decor; 17 beers o tap when I stopped by; no food; ok beer, flights of 6 available“ |
| 74 /100 25 E 3RD AVE “Very modern atmosphere, not really my style, however the beer completely made up for it. Staff was great.“ |
| 80 /100 617 N ASH ST “Cool sleek new place just north of the falls in Spokane. Pretty good beers, available in flights. Friendly service, good food. The beer was all above average with some stand outs. Among the better places in Spokane. I had the jerk chicken sandwich which was great.“ |
| 62 /100 109 S CEDAR ST “Small place beside River City, which wasn't open when I visited despite their hours saying it was. Friendly service. Decent mix of styles on tap. Flights available. Beer was just average. These guys make the beer for Steamplant as well, they contract brew there.“ |
| 76 /100 154 S MADISON STREET SUITE 100 “Small place in walking distance from a bunch of breweries. Tap list is pretty big here, with about 10 of their beers and just as many guest taps. Their stuff was mostly OK, and the guest taps about the same. Flights available. Friendly staff and patrons. Prices OK.“ |
| 66 /100 Flatstick Pub (Bar) 618 W MAIN AVE “Cool game room type bar in downtown Spokane with a pretty decent tap list. Lots of beers to choose from, pints only. Decent selection of local stuff. Some really cool golf like games and other weird stuff to keep you occupied. Service not great. Pizza was OK. Slightly douchy crowd.“ |
| 80 /100 2019 N. MONROE , WA “Small place in a strip mall north of downtown. Flight available. Lots of odd styles in this place, though when I was they had like 80% braggots because they'd just had a braggot fest, and not much actual beer. The braggots were good, and beer was decent as well. Friendly service. Worth a stop for sure.“ |
| 56 /100 25 E 3RD AVE “Dropped in here at 9:30 on a Saturday but they told me they had just done last call. Weekends are fun in Spokane, guys. Looked like your average brewery inside, complete with the promised bearded hipsters at the bar. Managed to find some of their beer at a bar down the street that was open and it was just OK.“ |
| 76 /100 1003 E. TRENT AVE. #170 “Huge newish place by the river. Great ambiance and look to the place. You can even get your haircut outside--not sure if you can bring beer in. One part is a beer hall, the other part has games. Beer available in flights. Food was decent as well. Beer was mostly above average.“ |
| 66 /100 10115 N NEWPORT HWY SUITE A “Brewery in northern Spokane. Standard bar set up with very friendly bartenders. IPA-focused tap list with a few other styles. 4oz tasters for sale. Beers are mostly average.“ |
| 78 /100 112 S MONROE “Cool place on ground floor of a shared spaces near Brick West and Iron Goat. German and eastern European focus on tap list when I was there. Drinkable lagers and Czech pils and such. They do these very well, and their IPA was classic west coast. Flights of six available. Cool bar decor and cozy feel.“ |
| 66 /100 W 19 MAIN “Small place in the back of a common market type area with a coffee shop, pizza place etc. About 10 beers on tap. Friendly service, they give a big spiel about each beer when you get a flight which is nice. Quality is a little on the shaky side. Some decent ones and some with some fermentation issues. Avoid the dark beers. Prices are good. Pizza next door ok but not great. There are better places in Spokane.“ |
| 76 /100 1318 W 1ST AVE. STE 1 “One a few places just west of the main downtown in Spokane, south of the main bridge and falls. Good sandwich and really good soup. Most of their beers were pretty good, with a couple of standout IPAs. Friendly service, big patio for summer. Worth a stop. Flights available.“ |
| 74 /100 1302 W 2ND AVE “Not too far from the south of the bridge overlooking the waterfall. Walkable. Big tap list here with about 15 beers and a few ciders or seltzers. Flights available. Friendly service, open space with a tall ceiling. The main beers you want to hit up here are the sours. The rest are roughly average. Prices decent. On par with Brick West and Whistle Punk nearby--they all have different strengths.“ |
| 70 /100 Post Street Ale House (Bar) 1 N. POST ST. “October 2022. Right across the street from the 'old' Davenport, we were issued tokens for a free beer so we had to check it out. Tap list was decent, maybe 20 or so deep. Mostly common offerings with a few local releases. Nothing too terribly exciting, but far better than the hotel bar. Food was solid pub grub, prices ok. The bartender was spot on with recommendations and took pretty good care of us overall.“ |
| 66 /100 159 S LINCOLN ST “October 2022. Near downtown, a short walk through the blighted streets from the hotel. The building is really cool and the restoration was very well done. Super cool atmosphere. The food was really great, everyone in my party had a great meal. The beer offerings were okay, the one I tried was a bit underwhelming. Our service was ok, but they were packed (on a Tuesday) and I felt like overall it was above average given the size of the crowd. We hadn't thought about getting reservations, but evidently that would be a good idea at this place. My rating is tilted based on the beer; I'd love to visit again just for the food and atmosphere.“ |
| 82 /100 1025 S PERRY STREET # 2 “Stopped in here for food and beer on a quick swing through Spokane. Had heard great things about the brewery. The place is no slouch either, hopping on a Friday afternoon. Great service, great food. Patio available. Well worth the visit. You can order crowlers and have them delivered to your table.“ |
| 92 /100 2019 N. MONROE , WA “After haring someone at another brewery not recommend this place, it was one of the highlights of our trip to Spokane. Pretty spartan interior, bar and some tables, small patio. The tap list will keep you interested as it reflects quite a variety of styles and flavors. Very creative, and very tasty too. Great service. Looking forward to going back.“ |
| 74 /100 2617 W. NORTHWEST BLVD “Stopped in on a quick whirlswind stop through Spokane. Cute little place, looked fairly new. Bar and an assortment of tables, with a small patio too. Fairly busy on a Friday afternoon. Service was good, friendly. Not too far from some of the other north side breweries.“ |
| 70 /100 910 W. INDIANA AVE “Discovered this place by happy accident while walking to Bellwether. Pretty new on the scene, its' a small store front operation. small bar and a few table. Some food available. Nothing stood out, but defintely worth a stop if beer ticking.“ |
| 76 /100 W 19 MAIN “medium size place, industrial decour, 12 own beers on tap plus some wine, no food but it can be ordered from next door, good wifi, decent beer“ |
| 60 /100 1302 W 2ND AVE “Big, spacious place with a modern, hipster feel to it. Over a dozen beers on tap, with flights of 6 available for $9++, a good deal. Beer quality was pretty mediocre, with no real standouts. Wasn't impressed with the service -- the guy behind the bar took forever to serve us our beers, despite having acknowledged us; apparently, unloading the dishwasher and drying dishes took precedence over getting us our beers even though tons of glassware was available. It's the brewery open the latest in the downtown brewery circuit, so it's a logical stop for a final brewery visit in the evening.“ |
| 68 /100 121 S. CEDAR ST. “Shares a space with Steady Flow Growler House -- intimate tasting room with 12 beers on tap, 6 more normal beers and 6 strong ones. We got a flight of the latter -- solidly made, but a bit rough. Friendly service. Not the best beers in town, but it's a good stop on the downtown brewery circuit.“ |
| 66 /100 328 N SULLIVAN RD #8 “Shares a space with River City and is worth checking out. Decent taplist of 20 local beers with reasonably priced flights. Very friendly staff. Chill, intimate area for a beer. Worth a stop.“ |
| 64 /100 111 S MADISON ST “Located right downtown amidsts many other breweries, this is a really well set-up tasting room. 20 ciders on tap, including 5 of their own; the guests are pretty much entirely devoted to WA and OR cideries. We tried a flight of their house ciders: be forewarned that they are extremely sweet, tasting more like alcopops with real fruit than anything resembling a craft cider; not very appealing to me. 4 oz pours of anything for $3. Friendly service who knew a thing or two about the ciders. Worth a stop for the guest taps, not for their house ciders.“ |
| 76 /100 112 S MONROE “One of the many breweries in the downtown area, and it's worth putting on your brewery tour. Nice, intimate tasting room. A dozen or so taps, with flights of 6 available for $12. Most beers were very good quality -- expertly dialed in and balanced. Super friendly bartender who was very happy to chat beer. Great stop.“ |
| 74 /100 1025 S PERRY STREET # 2 “Located a bit to the east of the centre, the brewpub/taproom is located in a residential neighbourhood. Beautifully set-up, with plenty of inside and outside seating. Maybe 8 beers on tap, with 4 oz pours available for $2. Beers were dialed in expertly, with even the hazies impressing me. Friendly, quick service despite how busy it was. Definitely worth a stop when in Spokane.“ |
| 66 /100 1003 E. TRENT AVE. #170 “Now one of the oldest and biggest breweries in town. Located a bit east of the city, this place is located within a big strip mall, within a warehouse-like building. Just over 10 house beers on tap, with flights available. It was quite crowded when we went, but the service was quick. Beers are alright. Not a must-stop when in town, but worth checking out if you have time.“ |
| 82 /100 2019 N. MONROE , WA “This was perhaps the highlight in our Spokane brewery touring. Beautifully set up place with lots of parking out front for patrons. A ton of taps, 19 house ones to be exact when we visited, plus a few guests. There is a huge focus on braggots and gruits, with some really wacky concoctions (a braggot with tomato and jalapeno? Yes, and it somehow managed to work). Flights available, a little pricy, but it's worth it for the beers. Brewer / server couldn't have been friendlier and appreciative that we were there and enjoyed his creations. Really cool, creative place, and a must-visit when in Spokane.“ |
| 74 /100 1620 E HOUSTON AVE #800 “Located north of the city centre, this is a logical stop when entering the city. Beautiful little taproom, with 8 beers on tap. 4 oz pours available for $2-3, depending on the beer. Beer quality was solid, with two real standouts. Service couldn't have been friendlier -- very warm, inviting and passionate. Really good new place. Highly recommended.“ |
| 56 /100 Total Wine & More - Spokane (Beer Store) 9980 N NEWPORT HWY “Massive wine shop in a strip mall. They have an oddly laid out beer selection, with lots of old stock, so check out the dates. Far from the top selection in the state, but they have some interesting hidden gems -- far from impressive overall though considering the scope. Worth a stop if in Spokane.“ |
| 62 /100 The Steelhead Bar and Grill (Restaurant) 218 N. HOWARD “Last night in Spokane, trying to find the right balance between my beer needs and my wife's dinner. Stopped in here and was underwhelmed. Ho-hum tap list, expensive food. Was a hit with the guys drinking 32 oz lagers, but not for me.“ |
| 64 /100 Heritage Bar & Kitchen (Restaurant) 122 S MONROE ST, “Located right next door to Whistle Punk, just outside downtown. Accessible and other breweries nearby too. Decent menu, but beer selection was slim. Good for a nosh while brewery crawling. Especially since not all of the breweries serve food.“ |
| 80 /100 112 S MONROE “Stopped in after a bite at the heritage (next door). They were closing, but let me in based on my Woodland Empire T-shirt! Cool! Then gave me free samples! Cooler! And the beer was great! I need to come back and run through all of their taps. Small, friendly place in the shadow of the train tracks, but a huge future.“ |
| 56 /100 Main Market Co-op (Grocery Store) 44 W MAIN AVE “Not too much going on here, normal grocery store vibe, beer selection reflects a local focus. For each six-pack, singles were offered, as well as bombers. Prices were about average. Mostly Washington breweries, and not much representation form nearby Idaho.“ |
| 62 /100 Post Street Ale House (Bar) 1 N. POST ST. “Right in the heart of downtown, I was put off a bit by the names, as the majority of the beers were not that obscure or hard to find. There were a few gems to be found, and with the location and some decent pub grub, it wasn't altogether unpleasant. Open and comfortable, good service, worth a stop in the midst of the downtown chain restaurant desert.“ |
| 76 /100 W 19 MAIN “Taproom tucked into a common market area, so plenty of everything for everybody. Pretty solid selection of taps, covering a wide array of styles. Comfy and clean, knowledgeable staff. Crowlers an option. Flights, too. Worth a stop if in the neighborhood.“ |
| 70 /100 201 W RIVERSIDE AVE “Newest addition to Spokane, 12 weeks old as of this review in June 2018. About 10-12 taps, flights available. No food, but free popcorn. Wide variety of styles, not too bad for a new operation. Friendly open, and pretty nice vibe. Just outside of downtown area, near train station. Check 'em out.“ |
| 76 /100 Sapphire Lounge (Bar) 901 1ST AVE “Attached to Hotel Ruby, and serves as their hotel bar. Street level, with seating that open to the street, right on the corner. Full bar, pretty vibrant on a Weds night. Well kept tap list, so even though small, a few I wanted to try. Small menu available. Near to downtown.“ |
| 66 /100 159 S LINCOLN ST “Right around the corner from my hotel, and near to downtown. Beautiful atmosphere in a restored , repurposed old steam plant. Combination of restaurant area and small pub area. 8 regular taps, 3 seasonals and full bar. Did not eat, but full menu availability. Beer leaves something to be desired, but absolutely astounding atmosphere.“ |
| 80 /100 111 S MADISON ST “Modern, quiet and comfortable space just outside of downtown. 20 cider and mead taps, all presented on an Untappd board, so menu is online.Small nosh menu available too, nice small meat and cheese board a good option. Seating is a combo easy chairs and small booths. Pretty cool place.“ |
| 54 /100 Andy’s Bar and Grill (Bar) 1401 W 1ST AVE “A small bar with a L shaped stainless bar. A few tables and a small party. Locals dive bar. 6 WA beers on tap. Good service
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| 58 /100 Longhorn Barbecue (Restaurant) 7611 W. SUNSET HIGHWAY “Wow, a blast from the past. I haven't been here for close to 40 years. I didn't have time to eat, but the BBQ smells great. It used to be great food, but that was 40 years ago. The bartender was nice and attentive. 10 taps, only 4 craft beers, the rest is either AB or Coors owned.“ |
| 78 /100 1302 W 2ND AVE “Update rating in the new building. I don't know why the old place wasn't closed and this opened as a new place. Located in a big old warehouse. Big taproom with a U shaped bar and plenty of seating. Lots of exposed rock and wood. They have a small kitchen with a small menu. Everything looked good. Prices are OK. Beer prices are decent ($5 - $6). 25 taps, with only a few guest taps or not being used currently 11/5/13 Nice tap room. In front there are a few tables and seats at the bar. In the back there are 3 long tables. $1 for 4oz samples. 8 taps.“ |
| 84 /100 1003 E. TRENT AVE. #170 “Lunch at No-Li brewhouse on a Sunday
Facility is very good, sat on the outside patio overlooking Spokane River. Nicely shaded
Service was quick and attentive
Selection: very good selection of year round and rotating beers
Food was ok, not bad,
Value: A little bit pricey for the quality
Overall: Very good experience, nice stop when in the Spokane Coeur d’Alene area
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| 72 /100 Total Wine & More - Spokane Valley (Beer Store) 13802 E INDIANA AVE “Similar to other Total Wine stores I’ve been in. Seemed smaller than the N. Division store though. Good selection of singles and 4/6/12 packs. Growler fills with 12 taps. I’ll be back.“ |
