Not bad. Interesting place. Decent food, nothing spectacular. The family stopped in on a Saturday…read morenight (they're only open 4 evenings a week). Medium crowd. The place is a little loud, so keep that in mind should you stop in. They do have a reasonable selection of bar drinks and beers, but nothing over the top. Overall, a nice place with good food.

Great people, great food, great atmosphere, great overall experience. Nice unique experience.read more

Sometimes the potatoes literally fly. They're so darn…read moretasty. Oops Gotta get em' while they are hot. You can walk right in the front door‍

Was in town from Philly, read the reviews so I had to try it. Kind, fun staff that makes you feel…read morewelcomed. Nice crowd and strong drinks. Was disappointed that the kitchen was on the late night menu because we got there after ten. However, Skate , the cook came thru in the clutch! He was kind enough to warm us up something off the main menu. And it was POPPING! Great place!

Generally great staff. Pleasant dive bar. Good customer base. Open every day of the year.read more

Bartenders are nice, atmosphere is happy and carefree, girls bathrooms are the best place to meet…read morenew friends and the owner has cover bands come perform a few times a month! He also allows the bands and associated groups to sell merchandise. Really cool place. Having a spot like this that my fiancé and I can go out to once a month is really helping us find our place here in Moscow.

I asked the girl if there were nuts in any of the pastries. I told her it was because there was a…read moresevere nut allergy and she said "yeah I don't know" in a way like she didn't work there. She seemed nice but it was really awkward. They have cute cups and some knickknacks you can buy. They have good drinks. Hot chocolate was pretty good and iced white mocha was okay. Overall customer service was ehhh and drinks were okay. I'd probably go to a different coffee shop and spend my money.

Unique boutique in an old 1900s bank. Not ADA Friendly! Toilets are low to floor. Hard to get up…read morewithout grab bars. Coffee later wasn't good to me. I'm a snob tho.

If you haven't been lately check it out, it has been nicely remodeled. They have darts, TVs for…read moresports, it's nonsmoking and reasonably priced. The staff is friendly, they have live music on weekends and meat bingo on Monday's. Highly recommend it!

Great place, good drinks and super people. Football heaven. Our favorite place along with many…read moreother locals.

Went here for dinner with our niece and her family, had a drink or two at the bar then downstairs…read morefor dinner. Had steak bites and prawns both very tasty and the bread and spaghetti that comes with it is very good also. Food was delicious, and as busy as they are the service by the wait staff was fantastic.

Wasn't impressed with my ribeye. Just so you know the restaurant is down the stairs inside the…read morecocktail lounge. Bread was really good, salad was good along with the baked potato. Also their aluminum plate things they serve the steak on that sits in a plastic base was not good. The plate kept shifting around when I tried cutting the steak. Meat just didn't taste that good like maybe it was old. I wouldn't return, service was ok.

Coffee: 4.7 Service 5.0…read more Being from Sacramento: this place is a GEM! Old school atmosphere where you feel relaxed and excited to have a "cup of joe" This is one of my daughter's places to get work done away from campus. They have a nice selection of pastries and their triple berry scone is a must try. Their coffee beans are roasted in-house and the medium roast from Guatemala was smooth with a nutty buttery texture. Even if you're in a rush, don't pass up on Bucer's!

I love the idea of combining coffee and books in one space, it creates such a cozy and inviting…read moreatmosphere. The vibe here is incredibly relaxed, the coffee was great, and the staff were genuinely friendly. This is definitely one of my favorite cafés I've ever been to.

The wheel fence that surrounds the barn is a big draw for photographers, but inside the barn you'll…read morealso find a treasure trove of creativity! The barn has been converted to an art cooperative with a number of studios for artists. You can explore the different studios to see the art created by locals, and often you'll find several of the artists in their studios. They also have a ceramic studio and a great gift shop with local goods. They also host local events and concerts from time to time. Whether you're in the area for photography or just passing through, it is well worth a stop to visit the Artisans at the Dahmen Barn.

The Dahmen Barn, its renovation a Uniontown community effort, now houses the studios of countless…read morelocal artists, regular art exhibitions and a gift shop. Many locals probably remember it as the barn surrounded by a fence of wagon wheels, a defining characteristic that adds to its artistic charm. Open Thursdays to Sundays from 10am to 6pm, you can take a free tour through the barn to watch various artists at work and tour the exhibition. You can also purchase artwork from local artists at the gift shop. Dahmen Barn also offer classes and workshops for both adults and children, book readings and signings, and occasional performances by local musicians. This is such a quaint local attraction. Many of the events (like the tour and some of the workshops) are free, and there's such a fun, artsy feel to the place. It's also interesting to learn about the barn's history and all the work that went into its renovation. If you're interested in art at all, this is a great attraction! It's about halfway between Lewiston, ID and Pullman, WA (sixteen miles outside of each city).

Wonder inspiring historic building that has been transformed into a uniquely intimate theater…read more I have watched a rock production two years in a row, and have LOVED our balcony seats. Every seat in the house looks to be great, next time I will buy floor seats to confirm. Check out all floors, and every little book and cranny you can, there are so many little surprised, especially for the architecture buff.

Recycling, Upcycling,…read moreResurrection. Call me a fan. In 1892 (yes, 1892, son!!), the Walla Walla Gas Plant opened for business...not for art, but for amps, volts, and ohms. (well technically, it was a gas plant first, but then began to sing the body electric in 1905). :::: Fast-forward: 2011 :::: This is when this art decco powerhouse transformed to a stylish playhouse in the style of Shakespeare. This theater had been on my radar for the last couple of years, and my timing just never worked out for venturing down to the hills of wine and to make a visit to the theater....until Winter 2012. On a blustery cold evening, I needed to make a trip down to Walla Walla. I made myself go. I had to. NPR advertised about the Power House's production of "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play!", for weeks, and I was intrigued and pulled Walla Walla-ward. I was interested by the production, but I was also looking for an excuse to case the joint! ;) I love old theaters (especially if they've been renovated Gangnam Style...sorry, just wanted to say that phrase...not sure who reads these reviews all the way anyway!) ;) The renovation, I believe, is still a work in progress. I heard they are still working on the roof...and the audience & actors noticed this throughout the evening as the winds howled and banged on what seemed like only a tin roof. (A member of the staff came upstairs to the balcony and offered seats downstairs to us if we were too cold. I didn't mind, but some took him up on his offer---I wanted the full environmental experience! I wanted the chance to tell stories about way back in the olden days when I went to the Powerhouse to see a play, and how the roof almost blew off!) Other than the roof, the facility is top notch. (well, I think the roof adds character along with the expose brick, too). From the lobby, stage, seating, to restrooms, the facility is updated with modernity. And that's what I like. The duality of a renovated structure is attractive. I can't wait to come back for a Shakespearean or modern play. You'll find me looking for excuses to come here again, and again---look for me in the balcony!

Etsi Bravo is definitely a tasteful, mature place to grab a couple of drinks and dance away. In…read moreterms of music, I think Etsi definitely has a more refined play of music as compared to other establishments in Pullman. They typically play EDM and Top 40 music that are usually mixed very nicely. However, music does vary depending on the week. I usually come around during Fridays or Saturdays which is usually the busiest times during the week. Helpful to know if you're the type of person who enjoys the crowd energy! ALSO, if you're a graduate student like moi who may be stuck in Pullman for the summer, Etsi Bravo can be the best bet for being at least decently busy when students are gone. The cocktails can be slightly pricey but the service definitely makes the drinking experience worth it. The bartenders and cocktail waitresses are very friendly and professional.

Been to Etsi several times in the past but last night the behavior felt a bit off. We were a large…read moregroup of friends just trying to have a good time there, but the bar tender had reservations to serve us drinks from the very beginning. Very nuanced comments but it just felt slightly disrespectful, biased and judgy. Maybe our excitement was interpreted as being under influence. She was scared that I might puke and we were asked to leave despite an entire conversation regarding the dynamics, although we were just using the restroom for very obvious reasons in between our dance break. It's understandable that she was doing her job, so we didn't want to be a hindrance, but for a club, it was definitely disappointing