Deep love for chowder. Bring a friend so you can order different types to share and try out. Or be…read morea fatty like me and enjoy. I like they have a regular menu and a rotating. Makes you wanna come back just to try. Perfect for those cold night. Laid back atmosphere, super friendly staff.

Best burger in town. Their Oklahoma Smash is everything you've been waiting for…read more They are also super nice and the portions are hearty.

What makes this spot stand out is that AMAZING chewy sourdough roll the sandwich comes on, and the…read moreunique fillings. I had the Prawn Sandwich ($13) and the Pea Salad ($5). Both were very fresh and the prawn sandwich had 2 huge prawns (2 or 4? I cannot remember). The bread-to-filling ratio is heavily biased on the bread but the bread is so good you won't even care. Ordered delivery so I can't speak for the ambience, but it seemed like it was prepared in a jiffy manner and was packaged quite well!

One of the best sandwiches I have ever had and the service was just as wonderful! Highly…read morerecommended!

I don't write a lot of these, so when I do, pay attention!…read more I probably drove by this place 20 times before I actually noticed it. Then, once I noticed it, I didn't go in because I've had mixed experiences with little breweries like this. Eventually, I finally walked through the door, and I'm writing this review to help you not make the same mistake I did . The first thing you notice is how warm and inviting the place is. Wood tables, fun chairs, great music, and plants. So many plants. It feels like an actual neighborhood hangout. Here's the funny part: I can't stand beer. My wife likes it, but my taste buds won't allow it. I'm also a type 2 diabetic, so a lot of the usual brewery food isn't really an option for me. But the first time we came in, I saw things like Caprese Salad, Italian Salad, Smoked Salmon, and other options that actually work for me. And then I discovered they make their own hard seltzers. Game changer! They always have several fun flavors, and they're unsweetened, which is exactly what I'm looking for. You can also get cans to go if you want to bring some home. You can tell the husband and wife owners have put a lot of love into this place. It's comfortable, welcoming, a little quirky, and they've always been incredibly kind. So if you live around here or just driving through, check it out!

I was recommended to try this place by a co-worker and decided to order two of their sandwiches…read morewhich was talked up by several reviews here on Yelp. I ordered the Fig Sandwich and the Fancy Pants Sando because I could not decide between the two as they both sounded very unique in different ways. I called the place up and arranged to come pick the food up. The person on the phone was very thoughtful in keeping in mind at what time I would arrive so he could arrange for the sandwich to be toasted at the right time. I appreciate small details like that. When I arrived, I noticed there were several tables and a bar where you can essentially get brews and food. I noticed they had several beers on tap which I was very curious about, but unfortunately did not have time to sit down and eat at this establishment. The person at the bar was extremely friendly and made me feel very welcome. The two sandwiches came up to $40ish. I brought the sandwiches home and first tried a few bites of the Fancy Pants Sando. I will have to say it was the better of the two sandwiches. I appreciated the goat cheese in the sandwich and the mix of different ingredients, but it was not something I would consider to be a great sandwich, at least not for me. Others might find it pleasant, but I did not care for it much. The fig sandwich was the one I was more excited about and expected some sweetness to be cut down by the bacon. I don't think it was a perfect balance between the two, and I got a tad much of the overwhelming sweetness of the figs in this sandwich. Again, others might enjoy it, but I didn't care for it. I really wanted to give this place a great review, but unfortunately it did not meet my expectations. The beer looks fun though and might be a good reason to give this place a try, and you may enjoy their sandwiches and many people have. For me, that's a no-go.

We needed something quick but not fast food and most places were closed. Ordered salmon, ready…read moreright when I got there, it was really really tasty. Each item-salmon, mashed potatoes, vegetables-had its own seasoning. The bartender was very friendly and the pub looked cool, it made me wish we had coordinated earlier about dinner to just go there.

GF buns available. I had the GF Shepherd's Pie and a gorgeous salad plus GF gin and tonic with…read moreorange. Menu of GF choices not huge, but decent. Waitstaff knowledgeable. Great experience! Beautiful decor. Irish music.

I really enjoyed Fratello's! Delicious sandwiches, good service and quality ingredients. I got the…read moreSinatra, which I liked, but the chicken cutlet was too thick for my preference and I ended up liking the Elvira my brother got a lot more. On the higher end of sandwich prices, but it's fresh and you can tell it's made with high-quality ingredients. The shop itself is small, but there's a good amount of outdoor seating. Wait for sandwiches wasn't long, come earlier my if you can!

Fratello's is the "brother" restaurant to Sorella located nearby. It is not a "sit-down" spot…read more There is a tiny bar seating area inside with five wooden stools and three tiny tables on the sidewalk in front. I was there on a rainy day and with no seating available, waited shivering outside in the rainy cold while my order was prepared. Assume take-out for most. The menu is a mix of sesame rolls, schiacchata (like foccacia), a wrap and a salad. There are bottled cold beverages on offer. I ordered the "Don Corleone" a schiacchata mix of porchetta, provolone, calabrian chili aoili, arrugala and pesto peppers. It was delightful. The flavors were a lovely mix of sweet and spicy. The meat was generous and the bread warm with a bit of crunch. It was large enough to promise two meals for me. The bill was $22.00. The sandwiches run between 18-22 dollars before tip. Enjoy!!

Solid choice for bagels in Spokane!…read more I got the Asiago bagel with Raspberry cream cheese and it was good! Service was solid and the menu is huge - vegetarian, high protein sandwich options and more. Smells incredible inside because the spot is an ice cream shop later in the day and they make waffle cones in house. Decent amount of indoor seating and more outside as well. Gets busy fast, so go early in the morning to get the best selection and faster service! I'd definitely recommend if you're in need of a bagel or bagel sandwich!

We stopped by here while walking along the Centennial Trail. The bagels came out pretty quick and…read moreomg were they amazing!! Best bagel sandwich I've had in my life. There was some seating on the inside but not a ton so we got ours to go and ate as we walked. But the inside is fun and colorful and they have music playing at a nice volume. The staff were all friendly and seemed to be having fun working with each other. I'd highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area and hungry for breakfast or lunch.

We popped in here for a quick lunch while my dad was at cancer care northwest. It was a very…read morecomfortable neighborhood spot. There were people drinking wine while playing games and enjoying fresh baked goods. I had a turkey sandwich on fresh bread with a delicious slaw and avocado. My brother had a ham and cheese on a croissant. The food was delicious. The service was friendly and efficient. It was a lovely place to hang out during a medical procedure. It is definitely walkable from cancer care northwest, which is a bonus.

The Grain Shed was on my list for Spokane area breweries for quite a while and so it was a good…read morefeeling getting it marked off and trying it out! The Grain Shed does a farm to table model and is a bakery and brewery. I got a snack here along with a beer and left quite satisfied. I got a Grilled Cheese Sandwich on some of their house made bread with some Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone cheese. The exact name for this sandwich is the Cheesy Toastie. And of course moving on to the beer... the primary motivator to come here. I got the Kölsch beer here called Field Trip. I do love a good Kölsch as they are nice, light bodied beers. And they are especially nice in the summertime. Flavor features in this beer is maltiness, breadiness, a bit of hoppiness and a dry finish. Another beer that Steve and I tried was the INWPA which was a Pale Ale. It was also a nice light bodied beer which again hit the spot despite it being a different drinking session. Flavor characteristics in this beer is citrus, a yeastiness, hoppiness and a biscuity trait. Good beers and sandwiches and we are aiming for a return whenever we are in Spokane again.

Our second time here. We love this place! We love there is…read moreGF chicken and other options. Service was a little slow but it allowed time to talk and hang. Everyone was super nice. Place has inside and small patio cute little area

I really want to like this restaurant, this was my third attempt and I have to say I won't be…read moretrying it again. Firstly the drip coffee was horrible. We told the server it tasted burnt & old so she offered to make a fresh pot. It was just as bad, when she asked we said it was still really yucky and she said that a lot of people don't care for it. I ordered the tamale waffle. The beef was great, eggs were a bit overcooked but no biggie, the waffle was really hard and dry. It needs some sort of crema sauce or something. It wasn't horrible by any stretch but it wasn't great either. My mom got the veggie breakfast burrito and she liked the veggies though it was bland, felt like it could have had more sour cream & cheese. It was massive and came with a side. The added 16% service fee is some real BS. It says on the receipt that it's split between the server & the kitchen staff. Call me old fashioned but I thought it was on the restaurant to pay their staff a living wage. At $18 a breakfast plate & $4 for drip coffee you should be able to pay your staff. And then we're supposed to tip on top of that? Nope.

This was one of our favourite breakfast places on our Spokane! All the meals were outstanding. The…read morekids portions were huge! The service was great, very friendly and like the 3 bears, not to fast, not too slow, just right! The chicken and waffles were delicious and probably one of the best I have had. Highly recommend for a leisurely big breakfast.

Creative breakfasts, i had chicken gravy, it had cheddar biscuits. The chicken was slightly dry but…read morethat was ok, the gravy covered it up. The bacon sticky bun was really good too. And really good coffee. Service was really good but make sure you have some tine, its a little slower, but worth it.

This morning I was looking through my E-Mails and felt particular hungry. I saw Caruso's…read moreSandwiches and Pizza advertised. I will have to wait on the pizzas, since I decided to try a sandwich first. I ordered both a club sandwich and a french dip sandwich. And a salad. The salad was the best salad I've ever had. It was just great. The sandwiche that I've eaten was just wonderful. It was the Club Sandwiche. Everything in it was just great. And seemed like healthy things. I gave the french dip sandwiche away. I bet it went over great anyway. I feel I had a good experience with Caruso's.

We ordered delivery from here - I got the french dip and tomato soup! I guess they were tasty but…read moreeverything was SUPER SUPER salty. I couldn't finish my sandwich. Can't speak for the ambience but it looks bright and clean inside, and the good was prepared quickly :) *Update* - I ordered again and got the BBQ Chicken pizza, it was really good!