Great place to stop in for a beer or glass of wine and if you're hungry they have a decent…read moreselection of pub foods to choose from.

Had not planned on coming here but glad we did. Owner is friendly, staff is great. They are in a…read morehistorical building. Lots of indoor seating. Several TV's. They have a good selection of beer and wine. And the food is good. Will definitely add to our list of places to go when we are in the area.

What an amazing place. Super clean and modern inside, with a homey feel…read more The host, Sam, came and sat at our table a while to talk and give suggestions. He does that for all the guests, we realized as the night went on. The red wine we had, can't remember the name, was excellent. We paired it with a wonderful olive and hummus dish. It came with some yummy rosemary crackers for the hummus. The vibe and ambiance were wonderful. Even the music selection, mostly instrumental, was perfect. It was such a great evening for us at Lola's. We'll be back for certain.

Incredible Wine selection. The staff is very knowledgeable and will totally help you out with a…read moregood pour if you can just describe what you like in a bottle. Very friendly and super hip vibe with talkable volume to chill music. I love this place!!

The food is so fresh and delicious! We came in a large group and our waitress was efficient and had…read moregreat recommendations. There is parking right out front on the street. Fantastic menu with a variety of drinks and foods.

We were visiting Sandpoint and we got lucky staying at a hotel right up the street. We decided to…read morewalk around to look for a dinner spot and stumbled upon Pend d'Oreille winery. We went in and right away the ambiance inside was so nice! It was dim and cozy and the service was great. We ordered an $18 bottle of wine (Bistro Rouge - delicious and a great deal) and two flatbread pizzas. One with pepperoni and the other with bacon, apples, Gorgonzola, and honey. The bacon apple pizza was so good! The perfect combination of sweet and savory. The prices were very reasonable especially for the quality of food and good vibes. We ended up returning to the winery 3 times because we had such great experiences. Our bartender/servers were all wonderful. We were also able to see some live music on the weekend. Definitely worth a visit!!

Tucked away in downtown Spokane, this is a great spot for girls' night or date night. It's cozy and…read moremoody in all the right ways. The espresso martini flight is a must if you like espresso martinis!

I have been dying to come here since this place opened! I have been waiting so long for a fun vibes…read morewine and cocktail bar in spokane! They also have started doing a book club which is so cool. The service was relatively quick and their selection is great. I had the Gentlemen Prefer Blondes cocktail and it was delicious. I will be coming back soon.

Such a lovely place to relax, have some amazing PNW wines, delicious appetizers, and catch up with…read morefriends. Met up with a friend and we shared a flatbread appetizer: Cougar Gold cheese, pepperoni, greens, and hot honey. So good! Great wine list. Order by the glass or bottle and there is also a nice wine selection to shop. We sat outside and enjoyed a nice Spring evening. Nice area to sit inside too - very cozy. Everyone is so nice and great service. Located in South Perry with off street parking. Highly recommend!

Looking for a place to drink wine in the Perry District? Then look no further than Pacific to…read morePalouse. Stop in for a glass of wine before your dinner reservation or stay a while and get something to eat. What I like most about this place is that it's cozy. It's like being in your own living room indulging in a drink with your closet friends and family. The couple of times I've been here I've opted for a white wine that was a bit fruit forward. I wish I could remember the name of the wine, although the employees are super helpful and willing to provide suggestions, so you really can't go wrong with whatever you choose. Pacific to Palouse also has a beautiful patio in the back for when the weather is nice or for an event.

They have the best wine selection here and always love the music. Food is always tasty as well.read more

What took me so long to come in, I don't know! So glad I finally did, even if it was brief…read more Server helped walk us through the wines, I know very little about wine so it was nice to have someone guide us through making some selections and be able to sample before buying a glass. Also tried some Sake which was sweeter than what I normally go for, but I enjoy trying something I wouldn't normally order. They have a solid menu of charcuterie, cheeses, salad, sandwich's, soup, and appetizers. We only tried their take on a deviled egg, but the components they used leads me to think I'd enjoy the rest of the menu. Lots of seating between bar, tables, and couches. DJ was playing vinyls with artist changes every song which was a great listen. Was a quick stop for us, so I look forward to coming back and trying more.

We stopped in for wine and an appetizer since we hadn't been before…read more They have a good wine list and we had the charcuterie board. It was fine but needed balance in the ingredients. 3 kinds of cheese (just a couple of shaved pieces, not marked, so we were guessing what each was), 3 pieces of sliced baguette, salami thinly sliced and cut into pieces (!), a couple of rolled prosciutto, a few candied pecans, and some nutty rice crackers. ($20) We've had better. They had "1" more special left of tri tip steak pieces in a wine sauce with braised carrots and roasted potatoes. Quite good and well seasoned. We sliced it and split it between us. The person who served us appeared to be an owner and she said they will be revamping the menu for winter, adding some comfort food and more complete meals. We'll be back.

Barrel 57 is the perfect addition to the Priest Lake area. Is it quaint but classy, it's friendly…read moreand warm. The service is excellent and not only do they have great wine, beer and spirits, their food is delicious. Dine or taste flights to stay cool indoors, or enjoy their fabulous outdoor area under string lights. Come with your families and friends, there is plenty of room for all at Barrel 57!

The most fun! Met a…read morefriend for wine and apps. First time - I noticed this place around Christmas and added it to my list to visit. I'm glad I came in. Wine by the bottle or glass. The most fun is the wine 'vending' machine for lack of a better term. You obtain a scan card with your credit card and then scan it and select your wine. You determine the amount you want for each wine and the price is displayed for each. Select your wine and it dispenses it. Great way to create your own wine flight! Beautiful setting and an amazing team! We were there for song bingo- Singo. So much fun. Try the pepperoni flatbread with hot honey - delicious! Located in the Union District on the corner of Napa & Sprague next to Pinot's Palette.

Strange thing happened on the adventure to seek out some popular and sold out beer…read more I called 1616 Wine Cellar at 2:00 p.m. August 27th and ask the woman that answered my call whether she has a stout beer made by Icicle called Dark Persuasion. I had told her the manufacturer in Leavenworth, Washington was able to tell me that they supply to only two places in Spokane and 1616 is one of them. She looked in her computer and returned to the phone and stated they don't have any. That they've been sold out for at least a couple weeks and we're waiting for another shipment. Then she says she has a different flavor though. And I'm assuming we were still speaking about the manufacturer "Icicle" who creates several types of beer with such integrity and smoothness. She said it's a s'mores flavor and she likes it. It's her "go-to when dark persuasion wasn't available" she says. She got my interest and I replied that I should probably come by and try that, assuming we are still speaking about a product made by the manufacturer icicle. Then she says "Oh wait a minute, I was wrong. We actually have a case of Icicles Dark Persuasion". So that relieved me that they weren't just a tavern or lounge where they sell only a single bottle or a can of beer or just single glasses of wine. I'm thinking perhaps this is more of a wine and liquor store. So I said yes please, put my name on that case I'll come by and pick it up . She says she will have "the fellow working with her" put my name on it . Then there was a gap in the conversation since I was curious if she was even going to ask me my name. She didn't so I offered it . She says again "okay I'll have the fellow working with me put your name on it then" . I'm getting ready to get in the car to make that drive during rush hour and I called them back to make sure she actually was able to put eyes on this case of beer she said she had actually found on her computer. It rang until the answering machine requested I leave a message. I got in the car and started driving anyway and called them 15 minutes later and it did the same thing . I figured I'll have the s'mores as she recommended since we were talking about icicle beer and how much we both enjoyed the dark persuasion . I fight traffic for approximately 5 MI getting to their location during rush hour and I walk into their establishment and it is a sit-down and enjoy your drink type establishment. Red flag, was she really on the same page as myself regarding picking up a case of beer? I asked the fellow working behind the counter if he could bring the case of a dark persuasion by icicle and that his coworker had put my name on it. He returned from the back with a six pack that had two beer already taken out of it. He had four beer for me. I stated that she said she had a 12 pack and my name is going on it. He walked past me to a cooler and was able to pick out eight singles in their cooler. Two additional red since she broke down the case, do they not sell cases? And if she broke it down and put eight in the cooler did she really disregard as fast as the conversation I just had with her happened to put my name on it?

I had a birthday party to attend. Well two actually; a friend and my wife's, happy coincidences and…read moreall. Both being held at the same spot, 4:45p on a sunny Thursday. This is the story, it is not really about wine.. I crested the drive up to Stellas on the hill, truck's RPM held at 3000, four vehicles pass on the left exiting (3 full of ladies with short cropped white hair and the 4th a black Maserati entitled to the center section of the narrow twisting mountain road), edging my wheelbase close to the drop off on the right side. I arrive to Stella's on the hill to a 3/4 full parking lot. And (angel's singing) a prime spot opens up to my right, 3 more silver pumas leaving in a Lincoln Navigator. I pull in as they exit. An attendant comes up to my window informing me "we are at capacity", but 5 cars just left in the last minute I question, "yeah we are not letting people in" he replies. I explain the significance of both birthdays; "yeah that sucks for you man.." That's (shitty errhmm cough cough) fair, I think to myself, a business does have a right to refuse service. I text my spouse, and tell her I will have to abscond from the parties. "Dude it's hot and I had the worst wrap ever. Super nice view but you really aren't missing anything. If it wasn't for Dr Phil and the Enablers (the band), I would have already left." She tells me, and informs my retreating vehicle that I should grab a couple tables at Wine House. A short drive later, I park in the lot for Jimmy's down the street, the sign says I will be towed but 'Jimmy wouldn't do that' I mouth to myself. Wine house was 70% full with a private event being held in the interior space, NOT AGAIN I think. But the owner, sensing my confusion, politely ushered me out to a partially shaded double table in the front. My wife and 7 friends arrived minutes later. We had wine and ate little cheeses. The server even offered to replace my $15 Graham Beck South African bubbles with a $5 brown bag beer free of charge. Thinking, incorrectly, that I had wanted the bargain mystery beer, and not a light effervescence of brut wine dancing in my mouth, as I sat in the sun. We watching other parties on dates, 30-somethings having 'girl dinner', maybe an interview dinner for a nanny (?); it was a very fine evening. The wine was good. The owner of Wine House was attentive and visited the table twice, which was a nice touch. The crowd was good, sociable and attractive. Also they let me sit, while Stellas' didn't even let me park after 5 cars left. And Jimmy didn't tow me.

Such a warm, inviting atmosphere. Great wine selection, helpful staff, and beautiful set up!…read moreFosters a real sense of community.