Everything on the menu is vegan. Had a veggie pizza and the crust was good. Need to try other…read moreoptions before I can do a full review! Friendly staff and quiet location.

In my top 3 for vegan restaurants in Spokane. Everything I've had from Allie's is flavorful and the…read morestaff is so nice. They have unique pizza options and their vegan caesar as a side always hits the spot. I usually get take out but a good amount of seating inside if you want to eat in.

I came here because I'm gluten and dairy free. I love the variety of options that I can have while…read moreI'm here. I ended up getting three cookies, cinnamon roll and a pop tart. Everything was delicious and highly recommend.

What a lovely gluten free dining option very near the convention center in downtown Spokane. I…read morewandered in to the shared space for a coffee at a different stand and then I saw these colorful baked goods. There is a whole deli case full of cold lunch options. There are also warm food options to order. The staff was friendly and upbeat and answered my questions about the baked goods and food. I selected the ginger crinkle and was not disappointed. It was so flavorful and rich with real ginger you could see. I came back the next day for another one. There is street parking but it can be limited when times are busy. There is space to sit and enjoy your food. And there are some neat shops to check out nearby. Highly recommend!

Mizuna has a quirky little entrance behind a curtain, and once you step inside, the atmosphere is…read morefantastic. Exposed brick walls, bronzish art pieces, warm lighting--it feels stylish without trying too hard ( did not know restaurant is 30 years old) I was joining after a run, so I was probably a little underdressed . The general vibe is chic-casual, but I still felt completely comfortable and welcomed. My host was incredibly kind and accommodating throughout the meal. I ordered the hanging tenderloin medium rare based on her recommendation, and she was also more than happy to add some greens on the side when I asked. I really appreciate that Mizuna makes a point of using vegetables from local farms. The dish almost reminded me of something you might get at a traditional Lyonnaise restaurant, but with a more modern and refined touch. The beet salad, though, was a piece of art. I would honestly come back just for this dish. The beets had an almost candied quality without being overly sweet, and they worked beautifully with the freshness of the mint and the creamy chèvre mousse. Fantastic balance of flavors and textures. Great atmosphere, genuinely warm hospitality, and food that feels thoughtful without being overly complicated. Mizuna was a really enjoyable surprise.

I rarely take the time to write reviews, but Lily absolutely deserves the recognition. From the…read moremoment we sat down, she made us feel like the most important table in the room. Her warmth was genuine, her recommendations were spot-on, and she had an incredible ability to anticipate what we needed before we even asked. Lily checked in at just the right moments -- never intrusive, never absent. She remembered details from earlier in the conversation, kept the energy upbeat, and handled a small mix-up with our order with total grace and a smile. That kind of poise is rare. If you're lucky enough to be seated in Lily's section, you're in for a treat. She's the kind of server who turns a good meal into a genuinely memorable experience. We'll absolutely be back, and we'll be asking for her by name!

One of my favorite places in Spokane. Love the aesthetic inside and the variety of dishes to choose…read morefrom. The service was fast and friendly. They weren't too busy for a Friday evening. Rut burger w/ seitan bacon: 4.5/5 Regular fries: 4/5 Ginger Beer: 4.5/5 Fried Okra: 4.5/5 Thai Ginger Cauliflower Wings: 4.5/5

Impeccable service from our lovely server Akasha, welcoming atmosphere, and truly outstanding food…read more Highly recommend their craft cocktails too!

my family and i frequent wooden city. i always get the spicy lamb pasta dish and the pasta is…read morealways cooked to a perfect al dente. the service is usually decent as well, only one time did we get a bad server. the drink options are all delicious (especially the cocktails)

I was in Spokane for a conference and stumbled upon Wooden City because it is on the Spokane "where…read moreto eat list". A deeper dive showed a good possibility of gluten free options, so I made the reservation. I was in town on a Monday, just after Hoopfest, but they were the kind of busy where a reservation should always be made I think. My table was ready and I sat in the bar at a high top table. I think I would choose "in the dining room" next time. My server was friendly and quick, as well as knowledgeable about gluten free options. There is even a separate menu that lays out the dishes that are already gf or could be made to be. Love this, always. I ordered the summer salad to start. It was amazing. Flavorful. Fresh. The mint wasn't overpowering, the watermelon was the perfect ripeness. It was so good. I would try to recreate it but it was done so well, and I know I couldn't hit that dressing in the same way. Get it while you can. For my main, I had ordered the scallops in my brain before I even arrived. The risotto was a little soupy, but the flavor was SO good. The corn came through and it went so well with the scallops. The tomatoes were quite over salted, but as long as I didn't eat them alone, it was alright. The scallops were perfectly cooked and I felt like the portion was appropriately sized for the dish, even though there were only 4. My server really made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere was busy but the booths looked like they could be cozy. The prices were on the higher end. But for a special occasion, it was worth it. I really wished I'd had room for dessert. I will surely go back the next time I am in town.

3.5 stars. Good mushroom ramen. Pricey small drinks…read more Okonomiyaki was preformed and very very dense which make it too dense than typical traditional, which was a bummer. Attentive fast service. Comfortable seating and ambiance. Not amazing. But nice enough. Likely won't return. Nothing sets it apart.

I've been here several times since my last review a year ago and let me just say - this place hits…read moreevery time! Most recently we came in for a Father's Day brunch with my dad who can be a little picky/traditionalist when it comes to breakfast. My husband and I split a mimosa carafe (which was a new menu offering) and my dad had a mango breakfast cocktail. It wasn't his favorite and the waitress was so kind to offer something else and comp the drink. My favorite dish continues to be the Benedict (both the pork belly and the salmon options have been delicious) but the menu is so eclectic and I love that it changes seasonally. Always, always get the cinnamon roll. It's HUGE and guaranteed leftovers. If you're coming for the first time, I highly recommend sitting at the bar because you can watch the chefs make the food and it's just such a fun culinary experience.

Take out-very friendly. Offered watered while I waited. Reviewed menu with me. Very attentive. Nice…read moreguy! Ambiance-ok. Nothing special. Whole-in-the-wall; the kind I like. Food-"I only waited 5 minutes" for my meal! "It was already prepared"! And it showed. The owner suggested the pork bellies as apposed to the plain pork, because he said they have more flavor. The meat had very little flavor!, and the meat was tuff. It was stale.The sauce over powered the flavor of the meat. Lots and lots of sauce!! I'm sorry to be so blunt but, the kimchi was bad. There were 4 or 5 kinds. I've had good Korean food in California. -Not trying to be a snob-, but jeeez. You expect kimchi to be spicy...some flavor, at the very least. You call what I ate Bulgogi! I didn't know they made it with pork. So I tried it; mistake. I could have had a feast a Taco Bell for that price lol. Didn't give one star because the guy was really nice. I had to give this review "to be honest". You guys are a business. Each customer should be just important as the next. I may have gotten a bad meal. Maybe not all are like that. But I'm saying, you can't expect to serve "ready made meals" that have allegedly been sitting for hours in the pot. Then expect your customers to pay full price. When I pay restaurant prices, I expect for a restaurant to cook up the meal, not to be a fast food experience. I paid almost $25 for that meal and it was no more than a fast food entrée. And it was stale.

Incredible service and incredible meal! This was our second attempt at eating here. The first time…read morewas on a BUSY Saturday night and every table was full + a line. That is when we knew we needed to eat here someday. So we decide to visit another time and today was the day! We came around 5pm Friday night and got seated immediately. Our server (perhaps the owner?) was perfectly attentive. They came for our order quickly and food came quickly too. I got the Japchae and my friend got the beef bulgogi. Both INCREDIBLE! Highly highly recommend!

Visiting from out of town, came across this place during my breakfast search. What a great little…read morespot! It was busy , pretty much the whole time we were there but service was still prompt and friendly. Lots of good choices on the menu, it was hard to decide. I got the Lobster Benedict, yum! My son got the Hong Kong French Toast, also good.

Wow!! Just wow!! House of Brunch is hands down one of the…read morebest brunch spots in Spokane! Every dish and drink we tried was incredible, but I'm absolutely obsessed with the lobster Benedict. It was so fresh and full of flavor. We went twice during our 4 days trip! We really love this place! Can't wait to try this place in Idaho! The whole place is so clean and comfortable!! The service was great! I think her name is Bailey! She definitely took a good care of us!

Ordered delivery. I LOVE the variety of fresh, healthy options of wellness drinks, salads, wraps,…read moresmoothies, and açai bowls. The Salmon Wrap ($18ish?) was amazing. It was full of protein, not fishy at all, and had a wonderful blend of flavors. Cannot speak for the staff of ambience since it was delivered but it was packaged nicely!

We ordered delivery/takeout for a small group work event recently and everything was really good!…read moreWe had sandwiches, salads, and some toasts - we didn't even realize the bread was gluten-free. Delivery was done via uber but it was on time (early actually) and communication was good. Looking forward to trying again, and visiting the actual cafe up north

I had a really delicious bowl of soup here. It had a seemingly Thai influence to me, which I loved…read more Sorry, I don't recall the name of it. The bench seating was kind of fun for my larger group of about 7-8 people, though it didn't make it any easier to talk to everyone, only those nearest to me.

While in Spokane, I wanted to try something different. So my friends and I found this great looking…read moreramen spot called Nudo. I thought it funny that the name of the shop sounded like it was either calling attention to or poking fun at the southeast Asian pronunciation of the word noodle, but the pictures were undeniable! So in just minutes from the Davenport Hotel, we walk thru the doors. I was very impressed with the modern art aesthetic that adorn the surrounding walls of the dining area. Pop art is a very common look at more modern ramen places so I was feeling very comfortable and confident that we'd come to the right place. The staff was friendly and amazing from the get go and all throughout! Starving, we sat down and our eyes tore through the menu with excitement. Most satisfyingly was the fact that we'd come at happy hour and ramen bowls were $10 each! Now as a ramen goer, I will always go to TanTan if it's on the menu and it was! My mind was made. My other two friends ordered the Spicy beef in a shoyu broth and a spicy Tonkotsu (both looked amazing)! We also ordered appetizers from the happy hour menu: Salt and Pepper Tofu and the Spicy Pork Wontons! Both of those were HIGHLY RECOMMENDs, but if you're sharing the Tofu goes much farther with the wontons only having 3 pieces but AMAZING flavor (PRO TIP: you can also use the left over sauce to experiment with other tastes later in your meal). Once the appetizers hit the table it was gone! Hence the no pictures, for which I greatly apologize. I've failed you again, my Yelp family. But please know it was because I'm a fat ass and couldn't hold back my hunger. But finally, the main courses came out. My mind clear from the nourishments of the appetizers, I was able to snap a picture of. Maybe not as much of a, "my mind was clear" as it was a, "Carrots and corn in my ramen? YUCK!" Now I get the corn. In Hokkaido style they like to put sweet corn on the surface and slap some butter on it, and THAT I always have time for. But corn?? In my opinion, there's no place for carrots in ramen because the sweetness will always off balance the taste. Especially in a pork bone broth, but definitely not invited to my TanTan party, but I digress. Being the huge lover that I am of food and adventure, I thought I'd give it a try. But from the first bite, I realized that I was right about the flavor, forgot about the texture and was surprised to find Chicken in my ramen. No ohana... ramen is one of my favorite things EVER! Growing up in my life we'd eat dry bags of Maruchan/Top Ramen with the seasoning in it for fun, as kids. You know which one flavor I NEVER ate? CHICKEN! It just never hit to me. And here, betraying me in my coveted TanTan was chicken! Besides all of these things, my ramen was slightly hotter than warm. I grew up eating traditional style ramen, where you had to want it! Meaning the broth would undoubtedly burn your lips but you HAD TO WANT IT fresh or you'd miss out on what good ramen was. So disappointedly, I rested my chopsticks across the brim of the bowl in defeat and pulled the menu back. Meanwhile, from across the table I hear the satisfying sounds of slurps and bowls being picked up and set down on the table. So I ask how their food was. Both were very happy and both did look good, but I needed something that wouldn't miss this time. So with that in mind, I asked for the Spicy ramen! But this time I made a few adjustments. Audibles if you will (heck, it's football season). I asked for no carrots and no corn (of which she whiffed on the no corn, but thankfully there were no carrots) and almost MOST importantly: I asked for the noodles to be half cooked! My waitress, who: LET ME JUST STOP HERE AND GIVE HER THE FLOWERS SHE DESERVES! I feel bad that I don't remember her name or who don't have a picture with her but I was there during happy hour on the 7th of September (Monday) and she looked like she could have been the daughter part of a mother/daughter duo that was working the dining area! I appreciate you! NOW BACK TO THE FOOD! So my order again: Spicy Beef Ramen, no corn or carrots with the noodles half cooked! And the next bowl that was set in front of me redeemed the entire food experience. My ramen was piping hot and perfect. Sizable chunks of well cooked beef, dressing the landscape of my bowl like mountains on a map. Just beautiful. I couldn't wait to dive in. And from the first bite, it was redemption! The beef was so soft! It had a rich flavor that made me check it to see if they maybe upgraded me to ox tail. They hadn't, but it was definitely an upgrade from that shredded chicken fiasco I'd just come away from. The spice level was perfect. And the temperature of the soup melted all of the natural juices and oils of all the ingredients into the broth. Exactly like it's supposed to do!