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!!

Really really F U N and great food! The restaurant is an EXPERIENCE and the food is explained by…read morethe Chef - GREAT EDUCATION and LOTS of humor. This is a restaurant that should be on your "bucket list" FOR SURE!! Expensive but well worth it!

I've heard about Candle in the Woods for years, but had not had the chance to visit until recently…read more Is it expensive? Yes. But is it worth every dollar of that expense? Also yes. The food? Fantastic. Everything was beyond what i expected. Such a unique dining experience and something everyone should enjoy at least once. I don't want to spoil anything else so I'll leave it at that! Go! Enjoy!

So I saw this Winery on a map of the Coeur d'Alene area. So we decided to go there they open at…read morenoon. We didn't know they were having a pick up party for members. We still got to taste and it was a pretty good deal $15 for five tastings, including a little cup of charcuterie. Everybody was really nice and they had music and the guy was pretty good. We tasted two white wines and two reds. We also got to have a barrel taste. I like the blend of Syrah so I bought a bottle and I bought a wine skin to put it in my luggage. All the wines were reasonably priced compared to some places in California. I found a jacket I really liked it was burgundy and black and they had one left 20% off. That was fantastic very nice of them. Great place to visit.

We visited based upon the reviews and were glad we did. The service, wine, and food selections…read morewere great. The outside patio is the perfect place to do a tasting and spend time with friends.

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.

I seriously cannot recommend Lola enough! My boyfriend and I were in CDA visiting from San Diego…read morefor a wedding and looking for fun & relaxing things to do in the days leading up. We stayed at the resort and noticed Lola was only a short walk down the road, so we figured we'd check it out, and I am SO glad we did. Immediately from walking in, we felt incredibly welcomed by the owner, Anna, who seriously made us feel like we were old friends. She sat with us and walked us through her wine list, which was excellent and had tons of variety for every kind of drinker. I'm usually a light white wine fan, while my boyfriend tends to enjoy reds, and Anna even had a recommendation for a very light and refreshing red varietal that was somewhere in the middle for us both. As for the ambience, I seriously don't think this place could be any cuter. The charcuterie board was also 12/10 with each element being very high quality, fresh, and flavorful, not to mention affordable, too! We ended up chatting with regulars and Anna for several hours as we were having the BEST time. I wish we could bring this place back to SD with us that's how much we loved it! We will absolutely be back here next time we are in CDA, but go give this place all of your love & support in the mean time!! :)

Great concept with both good food and intriguing wine selection. Adam was an excellent host.read more

I honestly couldn't believe this place was in Moscow--it looked and felt like something straight…read moreout of a design magazine or a high-end spot in Portland or Seattle. From the moment we walked in, the space took our breath away. The mural behind the bar is a masterpiece on its own, and the lighting, layout, and attention to detail made the atmosphere feel upscale yet inviting. We ordered a cider flight that came beautifully presented, and each pour had its own unique character. The food was equally impressive--our starter (a creamy cheese spread topped with candied nuts and roasted peppers) was rich, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the fresh baguette. Every detail from presentation to flavor was dialed in. This is one of those places you don't expect to find in a small town--it completely elevates the dining and drink scene here. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates great ambiance, good food, and thoughtfully crafted drinks.

A great spot in the small town of Deary. There are several wines to choose from and some beer for…read morethose opposed to drinking wine. The folks that run the place are great- they provide great service and they add great conversation and personality to your experience. We really enjoyed this spot and we will be back!

Nice relaxing place...good they have agreement with the butcher shop next door for food...read more

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 evanescence 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.

Love this place!! Great people and a very relaxing atmosphere. We love to come by with our dogs and…read morejust kick back!

Laid back corner of artwork, jewelry and wine. Intimate and casual with quite the variety of wines,…read morebubbles and port. Nice artwork pieces and obviously, shiny jewelry to eye. The isenhower Malbec was delicious! Jammy with vanilla-cherry notes! Live music with good 60's to 80's vibe. Good date spot!

My wife and I had lunch here yesterday and it was terrific. We shared the bruschetta bites and the…read moregoat cheese and mushroom panini. Both choices were excellent. Such a wonderful surprise. The bruschetta app was so delicious. So much complexity yet incredible blend of ingredients. The kitchen really knows it's stuff. The mushroom, goat cheese panini was so damn good. I wish we lived in the area instead of CT. I would eat here every week. Our waitress was very, very good as well and the vibe inside (we ate all fresco) was so cool. Great place to sip a wine and engage with the local intelligentsia. I am jealous.