I was nervous about the new ownership, but I am happy to report that this neighborhood bar is still…read moreas much fun as it has always been! It's been my favorite hangout since I moved from Seattle 8 years ago. Count me in as a regular! Love you Pat and Cyndi!

Free pool on Sunday. Table service with a smile. Experienced bartender who knows the customer and…read morewhat they drink and will have a happy time filling the order with a mind to more rounds later on. A perfect bar without the dive in the mist of it. Overall a great place for a drink, some fried snacks and great service! Perfect as a low key place to shoot pool on Sundays.

Great experience every time I come in. Mornings when they open, there are two ladies who are…read morecheery, helpful, and friendly! This store is well managed, clean and organized. Highly recommended this store!

Nice neighborhood mini store to pick up beverages, liquor, snacks and toiletries (and lotto and…read morescratch tickets) located along the highway. They also carry their logoed growler and you can fill it with tap beer at the store (they carry a variety). Prices are fair and reasonable. The two ladies behind the counter are extra friendly and helpful, too. Make sure you pick up a treat (jerky) for the sweet old lab mix who waits by the door for a treat (he belongs to the house behind the store, we were told).

Love the personnel. Christie is my favorite person. Very friendlyread more

So, I've been to all three Capones, and I think it's safe to say that I'm a fan. They have monthly…read morespecials on pizzas, salads and wings. Sometimes the wings are a winner. Sometimes their just good. Never had any that were bad. Their Buffalo Wings are always good. Just enough spice to make the top of my head sweat. All three places have good service, but they can get a little overwhelmed during big games on TV. So plan accordingly.

Stopped into Capone's during an afternoon happy hour while the Seahawks game was on. It started off…read morea bit slow, but once the game got going the place filled up and had a great buzz and energy. Service was solid--Joe did a great job. He was friendly, engaging, and attentive, especially considering how many tables he was handling. Really appreciated the effort. Beer selection was very good. I went with the Conductor IPA, which was excellent and easy to enjoy during the game. We went all-in on the happy hour food--sliders, tater skins, and meatballs--and everything was very good. Solid portions, well-prepared, and exactly what you want for bar food during a game. Overall, Capone's is a great spot for happy hour, sports, good beer, and consistently good food.

Been coming here sporadically since they opened years ago and it seems that every time I leave more…read moredisappointed. Prices continue to increase rapidly. $18 for a 1/3lb cheeseburger, $16 for grilled cheese? After tax you're looking at $40 for lunch for two before even considering drinks. And after paying that price, you're not even waited on. You order at the counter and go and pick up your food, fill and refill your own fountain drinks, and dispense your own sauces before bussing your own table. The final straw that'll stop me from coming back was the tater tots. They've always been really good but this most recent trip were the plainest tater tots I've ever had. It seemed like they were air fried or something, completely flavorless and not a single gram of salt on them. This place has gone from awesome hangout, to "it's expensive, but the food is still solid" to "never again" prices and food quality.

I end up at this cider house often -- not because I'm a cider person, but because it's larggge…read more It's one of the few spots where you can arrive with a group and not have to awkwardly hover waiting for a table. In summer, the outdoor seating is great for happy hour. Service is the DIY kind. Order at the counter, grab your food from the kitchen window, and bus your own table. Nothing fancy, but it works fine for what it is. Gluten-free folks, you'll be happy here. They've got lots options of things we can't normally eat (fish and chips, chicken fingers) plus rotating gluten-free cheesecakes. Can't say much this way or that about the cider since ciders is always a little too sweet for me, but the menu is huge, so I'm sure most people can find a favorite. My last visit ran me about $25 for a kids' grilled cheese, a tiny cup of soup, and one cider -- which made me blink twice, but maybe that's just 2025 dining. Reminds me I'll probably just come for the drinks and the company. Still, it's a solid go-to for casual meetups and big groups that don't want to think too hard about logistics.

I came here ages ago and had to come back!…read more Pros? Huckleberry chapstick... I grew up picking huckleberries and this chapstick tastes like candy Organized shop Huckleberry everything... I guess that's their tourist trap in this city Beautiful inexpensive earrings Cons? Service doesn't blow your mind like other shops in town

If you're in downtown Coeur d'Alene, Possibilities is a must see. Say hi to the owners, Lee and…read moreJill - great/friendly people, very knowledgeable on wines. They have an amazing selection of wines and gifts - and they have an incredibly active wine club with a tasting room in the back. We like the place so much we got married in their tasting room in Nov 2011 (Thanks Lee and Jill) Stop in for a visit, you won't be disappointed. Ask them about Wine-O (a fun game for wine enthusiasts)...they invented it !

If you live supporting local small businesses and enjoy a taste adult beverage. I really enjoy…read morethis place, especially pairs well with Peace Pie. Tropical IPA, delicious...Pilsner, delicious...mimosa for my bride...delicious! I also love the burgundy ale they have in the can, I had to buy a few for the beverage fridge at the house. I won't give away the label but I I'll only say, "Stay classy San Diego!"

Stopped in to check out what they had to offer here. This place is part of a larger small business…read moreconglomerate. The brewery is tucked into the back right of the building and shares the space with a pizza place, bakery and coffee shop. There are a few tables to sit at as well as the bar. The service was quick and friendly and they offer a wide selection of beers from light to dark, crisp to hoppy and others in between. When I was there, sadly only the brewery and the pizza were open but I would definitely return to enjoy some of the other businesses in this space.

In Spokane for the weekend exploring and this spot was recommended by our AirBnB host. What a…read morepleasant surprise! We were lucky to get in for a wine tasting of some Napa wines. Huge selection of wine. The guy that helped us with the tasting was very friendly and knowledgeable about the wine and answered our questions. There were quite a few people there but we still felt like we were attended to. We would come back and try another wine tasting when we are in Spokane again.

I have followed John et al since the days of Grape and Grain. Never disappointed, ever a…read morepleasure.--the best!