The food was average to good. BLT and Fish sandwich. Plenty of fish and fries. I guess we were more…read moreannoyed by the menu. Two prices for every item. Cash and card (3% higher). Smarter and less offensive, would to give a 3% discount for cash. Waitress was friendly, but someone misinformed her about how credit card charges for the food establishments work. She offered a strange and unrealistic reason they HAD to put 2 prices on the menu. Good waitress, otherwise. And really, not her fault she was told this garbage. If it were true, every place that accepted visa would have to do it. We travel all over the US and world and rarely see 2 charges on menus. The atmosphere of the bar is sports bar-like. It would be a good place to watch the game. A lot of beer, a few items of hard liquor. No scotch.

I mistakenly thought this was an actual brewery, but they just have a lot of rotational local, and…read morenon-local, offerings. I was glad to see some cider options which I prefer, and I had a nice Watermelon flavored one at lunch with my daughter. Their menu is definitely bar food, and it was all very good. We especially liked the fried pickles app! A unique thing they do on their menu, is list both a cash price versus credit card price, which I think other places should consider doing. I paid with a card, but I think some people would like to see both options. Yummy cider and yummy bar food here.

Love this place. We got to pick raspberries have some local brews, heard live music, and enjoyed…read morethe greenery. The wine was locally made in Spokane and the brewery is on site. They have sample flights and a food truck on site.

Cool place to kick back relax in the shade of the grass area. Friendly staff. Free peanuts !read more

First time here since GoodTymes pub days. Great seating, awesome beer selection and it is perfectly…read morechilled. Staff was on point and made sure we have everything we needed. The burgers are amazing and they have various food options as well. Will definitely be back. Markham N

Completely enjoyed that this was within walking distance of the La Quinta. No driving to be able to…read moreenjoy a few of the 22+ beers on tap. Plenty of seating with a bar that seats around 15, and 5 other tables to seat even more. Three TV screens to be able to enjoy some sporting action, or perhaps the decent sounds of some Rock or Blues to lighten the mood while you sip he Craft. Old Roxie relaxes by the side door and appreciates it if you stop by and say hello to her.

I swung by Spokanite Brewing a few months ago and purchased their Uncle Porter's Porter and took it…read morehome for Steve and myself to have together. We really liked it a lot! The roasty, chocolate, coffee flavor and clean finish made for an excellent porter! They were very masterful at making this one, that much is for certain. They have other beers that look promising and I would certainly like to try them sometime but I could always come back for this porter again also! Glad that they have a Yelp entry now... I was going to add one myself if they didn't get one by the time I got around to reviewing this brewery but as it turned out there was no need to do that. Anyway, it was a great beer experience, that much is certain!

I have a seltzer with syrup in it which is a good alternative if you don't like beer and my mom had…read morea flight. The service was great. And the place is super nice and clean.

The nicest, polite, very accommodating couple own this. Beautiful location up on Green Bluff in…read moreSpokane, WA We did a baby shower up here, could also have graduations, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays

Once again hit another brewery in the Spokane area that generated great and unique beer! At Hop…read moreChaos we had the Chaipa. Despite the wording this isn't an IPA but a historical oriented beer classified as a Gruit, an ancient herbed ale. Herbal mixtures were once used to bitter and flavor beer. This was before hops were used almost exclusively. A few unhopped beers survived after hops were used so much like certain beers from Finland but Gruit beers have not so it was a very refreshing and new take getting a beer from Hop Chaos! A lot of the herbs used in this mixture for this beer and the ancient mixtures differed as this beer was going for a Chai Tea. So you got the herbs and spices normally associated with Chai. Cinnamon, clove and peppery flavors were noticeable with this beer that Steve and I noticed and it should go without saying we enjoyed this beer immensely!

Great service, delicious microbrews on tap and comfortable ambiance. Hop Chaos is a gem in northern…read moreSpokane!

Just when I thought I tried out all of Spokane's craft beer breweries I came across Precious Things…read moreFermentation Project and what a great discovery it was! The taproom is out in a residential and forested area which gives the taproom a great atmosphere and approach to it. Once you park your car you can walk up a briefly lengthend path to the taproom. If the weather is nice sitting outside enjoying your beer really comes full circle. Not that the inside of the taproom isn't pleasant. It's wooded look is very nice. The beer selection is pretty unique and I had to take a moment to ponder what I wanted. In the end I got the Jalapeño Saison. It isn't too spicy hot at all but has an excellent peppery taste to it and was really enjoyable to drink. I went here by myself but Steve and I are planning to pass through Spokane again later this summer and this will be an essential stop for us. In fact it could be a stop we make each and every time we are in Spokane because I enjoyed the brewery that much.

We stayed here as a Harvest Host RV location. The owners amazing. The beer delish, the grounds…read moremagical. This was a 10 out of 10. We would come here very week if we lived in the area. Try it you will be hooked! Try the Kitchen Sink Beer! So good!

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop #15 is BUST (5 for WA)…read more This location is permanently closed. We will try to make it to the other location on our next WA trip They look to be a great stop!

Interesting place to visit! Have never been to a meadery before so it's indeed an experience. The…read moreguy there was so nice and told us all about mead. I love their butterbeer (if I'm not mistaken) and it's overall a great experience!

Their sandwiches are fabulous and we love playing trivia. The wait staff is great, we enjoy…read moregoing.

Super long time to prepare the order and this is what they serve for their $20 nachos.read more

Our happy little group (22 people!!!) rolled in for lunch last Saturday afternoon. The hostess took…read morethat in stride and in a matter of two minutes came back with a happy smile and said "we have you all set up, please come with me" ... that's impressive ... 22 people during the weekend lunch rush. Big points, right off the bat! And, btw, we weren't shoved into some back room and jammed tight, this was main floor and in the bright light of day. Impressive, right? So, now let me guess, you want to know about the food? Let's start with the obvious ... yes, it was tasty and served up temperature appropriate and with plenty of visual appeal, so job well done to the kitchen. After all, we do also eat with our eyes. Our group took a mad run at just about every category on the menu and everything was equally well done. For myself, the Rancher's Pie (see my photo) just screamed "take me, take me!!!) so, I did and it was delicious! My wife ordered the Chicken Caprese and loved every bite. To our experience, and the rest of the group, everything on the plates, in the bowls, and the variety of beverage servings was spot on and lived up to the descriptions and images on the menu. The problem with the menu here is that there are so many things to want, you'll just have to go back several times to get to try them all. Now for the really good part. The service. When you go (notice that I didn't say "if you go") I highly recommend that you ask for Stacie! How one person can manage a mob like ours, get everything for everyone just perfectly, and do it all with a smile is one of the great mysteries of the cosmos. BUT, she DID IT ALL and never broke a sweat. The endless assortment of "can I get a refill, may I have some fry sauce, oops I spilled and need a cleanup" ... you know that list, and it did happen with us ... never fazed her one bit. You've just got to ask for her so you can get the experience for yourself. A bit more about Stacie, please bear with me ... when I had my wallet out, she noticed my military i.d. and asked me what branch I'd been in, and I told her "Army, thanks for asking." When she brought out my bill, there was a discount ... what a happy surprise, right? Yep, she's definitely well schooled in the fine art of customer service excellence. When I mentioned that one of my grandies was celebrating a birthday, Stacie was all over that like a magician with a wand! After the entree service was complete, she brought out a house birthday treat (with five spoons so all the kids could share in the bounty ... see my photo, please.) It seems the house has a special way of helping folks celebrate special occasions. You'll have to go in person and while you're there, you can ask about that for yourself. Go ahead, ask. You'll be very happily surprised, I promise you. But, ya gotta ASK about it cuz there's a secret that I'm not sharing here. But all good things must end and this one does with a few other points for you. The parking lot is huge and easy in-easy out on a busy north town artery. The ambience is well lit, impeccably clean, every member of the staff radiates a "glad you could join us" attitude, and there's a general sense of "we're happy to see you here and we want to make it great for you." Now my friends, I've done my job and I've given you the lowdown skinny on The Onion in northtown Spokane. It's up to you to saddle up and head on out. One suggestion, though. Call ahead and ask for a table in Stacie's section, after all, you're worth it! GO!

Found this restaurant while visiting Spokane for a conference. It was within walking distance from…read moremy hotel. The food was really tasty and the staff was very nice. I tried the onion rings - I almost had to at a place called The Onion lol. They were delish. My Caesar salad was good, drinks were good too. Try the steak bites and ask for extra sauce-thank me later! I wish I had pics!