On the way back to Tacoma I stopped in Cheney, Washington. My first time visiting this town. I was…read morewondering why there was no brewery here a few years ago since it can barely count as a Spokane suburb (and maybe doesn't) and was a college town. I kind of found out why. Cheney isn't really that big of a place. But along came Inland Ale Works Brewing Company and Cheney now indeed has it's own craft brewery to have and enjoy. I went in here after playing a Community Day for Pokémon Go at the nearby university and bumped into a few other players as well. But once I was finished I was ready for a nice, cold beer. I got the El Kabong, a Mexican Lager which I enjoyed pretty well. Sometimes I get picky with these types of lagers and desire them best when they are aged in tequila barrels or have a peppery kick to them. This one wasn't exactly like that but it was refreshing all the same with it's clean and crisp aspects that were pleasant after my moderately lengthed stroll. It was more on the biscuity and bready side this lager. A nice little bonus was complimentary popcorn which I was definitely in the mood for as I returned back to the Interstate and continued my return journey back to Tacoma.

What a gem! On our way to Priest Lake for summer vacay and wanted to stop off and have a beer plus…read moresee the Eastern Washington campus. Inland Ale was listed on our Harvest Host RV website and although we did not need a place to stay over we decided to check it out. I wish I had caught the name of the brewman behind the bar as he was super friendly and attentive. We brought our tiny dog and two teenage boys. They had IBC sodas and played Connect 4 and Chess while my husband and I had a pint and visited with another couple seated nearby. Lovely atmosphere, delicious beer (we had the lager and the hazy lemon shandy blend). It was a refreshing and delightful stop. We will definitely stop back by!

The service was excellent, beer was frosty cold and the meatball sandwich was delicious!!! My fav…read morestop whenever I travel to Spokane from Wenatchee.

They took forever to make our food. The food was honestly quite disgusting and they forgot our…read morechicken on our Caesar salad and we went back. They gave us a hassle and the chicken they gave us was not even fully defrosted and it's disgusting

Super friendly staff and great drink. I definitely recommend this for a nice drink and calm viberead more

Great dive bar with fair drink prices and pool tables. Nice patio and staff…read more Friendly bartenders and casual experience.

I am friends with most of the workers here, and have a membership! Simulator Season has started and…read moreI am excited! Course condition could be a tad bit better but it is still amazing! Greens have to be regularly taken care of, because they are SMOOTH! Love the TV in the lounge so I can watch LIV Golf!

I dared to order the Eagle Burger, and was not disappointed. I can easily add it as in my…read moretop-10-ever-burgers, but for sure, it was #1 in the biggest. How big? No human mouth could possibly open wide enough to bite down on it. I had to gnaw on it from different angles, and at that, became totally sated long before it was even half done. My wife had the Turkey Bacon Wrap in a "Tomato Basil Wrap," and commented over and over about how delicious it was. She was only able to finish half and ate the rest the next day. She also ordered a "side salad" that was a big as a regular salad. Again, enjoying it very much.

the fried pickles were very disappointing, it was not worth for how much you get they are like very…read moreskinny and doesn't look like it's picture like you are only really eating the skin of the pickles?? kfc even has better fried pickles

Great food and service for a cozy little bar, the staff are sooo friendly and welcoming!!read more

Had a great time here!! came out for the first time with my fam. Beth the bartender was very…read moreattentive, and crowd was very friendly! I think we found our new spot?!

As of late it seems like once I get the idea that I have tried all of the Spokane area breweries…read morethen when I pass through there are new brewery discoveries that I wasn't previously made aware of. West Plains Brewing is one of these and am glad that I became aware of it. The lady that was at the counter was super nice and very congenial to visit with so that was very nice. I was having a difficult time trying to decide out of their beer options as to what to have so I went with a taster set and that was a good choice to have made. I tried four different beers from that taster set and I liked them all very much! One of the beers was the Cerveza Fria which was the brewery's Mexican Lager. It was pleasant and refreshing with a slight biscuity flavor and a crispness to it that is perfect to refresh yourself with on warm days. Another beer I had was the Allegiance which was an Amber beer. It was biscuity also and went down easy where it would be very easy to get more of this beer in one sitting. The third beer I had was the Muddy Boots. I liked the maltiness in this beer. While the beer is rich to drink it also comes across as light bodied which gives it an overall nice balance. The fourth and final beer I had was an Oatmeal Stout by the name of Broken Paddle. I do like Oatmeal Stouts and this one was no exception. The flavors you can enjoy in this one are chocolate, coffee and roasty in the beer. The beer is smooth but also comes across as light bodied which you occasionally see in some stouts. A very nice visit to this brewery and worthy of returns whenever I am back in the area.

Very friendly staff and free popcorn! Like the ability to…read morepick different items for a charcuterie board. Seating is okay and they have plenty of games to choose from if you want to play one. Very clean bathrooms which always says a lot about a place.

So I was looking through the list of breweries yet to try in Spokane and Community Pint stood out…read moreso I sat down and was a bit overwhelmed with the large selection. I decided half pours were the ticket so I could get through more selections. I tried heater Allen pils, smooth as silk with a head like ice cream. Fast fashion hot pizza hazy. No pizza taste but brewery is next to a pizza place so all names reference pizza. The Russian river Belgian ale was good but not worthy repeating. The sour was tripping animals pink lemonade sour! That was a hoot. I finished with stadler grapefruit radler which I've had but never from a keg. It was divine. The service and friendliness of the patrons was special. I got a guy and his wife to try my pils before I had some and they were as impressed. I'll be back!

They had Pliny in bottles! Probably shouldn't put that out there but they do! Bar tender was very…read morenice. Cool old building. Crowd was down due to a beer festival going on out in the park. Will be back if just for the Pliny!

This is a great stop for happy hour and the in-between time business, travel, or leisure especially…read moreif you're staying at the hotel or nearby. Decided to stop by here with my family in the late afternoon after a day of walking around and shopping. Super quick, easy, and friendly service. They serve drinks and appetizers. Loved the pickled vegetable and charcuterie board! Located about 3 floors above street level so you get a nice view of the art center, the street, and some views of the park.

Spokanes best roof top bar. Great views of downtown,…read morerelaxing environment, delicious cocktails.

Pretty cool place. Bartender with the tattoos is funny and a fellow vet, will be back!read more

As the wife of a Veteran and the step mom of an Active Marine, No drought Brewing has ALWAYS been…read morea very wonderful place to go. We talk with them often about the great support they do for Active & Retired Military personnel. They even have a Beertender who is a Veteran. I sad to hear that someone had a negative time there. We will continue to support No Drought Brewing