My son and I had lunch at India House for the first time. We will be back! Best butter chicken…read more(mild) I've had in this area.

Ambience is good. Below average food. Naan totally sucks. Gravy is poor. Service is ok. Overall,…read moreavoid if possible.

This place is our "go to" spot every single time we come to Airway Heights…read more You cannot go wrong with the food or service. Whatever you decide to order from the menu, you can bet it's going to be authentic and delicious! Don't forget to try the mango sticky rice and their amazing and refreshing Thai tea! This place is family owned which makes it cozy and family oriented. The attached bar is nice, it has pull tabs too. It has a stage but we haven't been there for any performance yet. Highly recommend!

My daughter and I tried the restaurant for the first time and the food was delicious. There is a…read morelunch menu that allows you to choose 2 dishes for $18. We were there in the early afternoon and it wasn't busy at all. Our server greeted us immediately and seated us with menus. Then brought water and gave us time to decide what to order. We chose Pad Thai (with chicken. Tofu not an option.) and drunken noodles. Both were hot and delicious. Our server was awesome - very attentive but not intrusive. Unfortunately I do have complaints. The table toppers offering happy hour food and the condiments tray were sticky. Not good. And our bill showed a couple dollars "sur charge". They have been directed to remove it if a customer objects (we did). What it's actually for is take out orders. Kind of weird.

This was our first Friday Prime Rib night. They were super busy, we got there around 5:15pm. The…read moreservice was super considering how busy they were and only 2 waitresses. This is a cozy spot with a nice country ambiance. We did have a long wait for our food and the prime rib has great flavor but a very cool temperature so it had been sitting a bit, Im guessing waiting for the baked potatoe. We will go back...big portions and good prices

Exceptionally good food and great service. Very cozy and…read morepleasant ,family friendly restaurant area and a separate bar that looks very lively. I'm looking forward to frequently patronizing this place due to the tremendous value it represents.

Dodo's was such a fun surprise and honestly one of the more unique date night spots we've tried…read morelately in Spokane Valley. The space itself feels modern and cozy without trying too hard dark moody interior, creative cocktails, and elevated comfort food that actually tastes as good as it looks. We started with the Caffee Salato, which is probably one of the most interesting cocktails I've tried in a long time. The idea of parmesan in an espresso martini sounded completely bizarre at first, but somehow it worked. The parmesan wasn't overpowering or "cheesy" tasting. It slowly melted into the espresso and by the end it almost gave salted caramel/tiramisu vibes. Definitely one of those drinks people will either be curious or skeptical about, but it ended up being memorable in the best way. The crispy cauliflower was one of the standout dishes for me. Sweet, sticky, crunchy, savory just a really addictive plate overall. The sweet potatoes were also incredible and felt very elevated without being overly complicated. The miso butter and hot honey combination worked perfectly together. The beets dish was beautiful visually and tasted fresh, bright, and balanced with the citrus, pistachio, and creamy elements. You can tell a lot of thought went into the plating here because every dish that came to the table looked intentional. We also tried the double cheeseburger and stroganoff. The burger was rich, messy, and flavorful in the best way possible with crispy edges on the patties and a soft bun. The stroganoff was creamy, comforting, and absolutely covered in parmesan. Another thing worth mentioning is that they also have a patio for warmer weather season and brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 9am-1pm, which already makes me want to come back and try more of the menu. Overall this feels like one of those hidden gem foodie spots that works really well for date night, cocktails with friends, or trying something a little different from the usual Spokane dinner rotation.

Do not stay past your welcome!…read more This restaurant holds a very firm one-and-a-half-hour reservation time slot only. I treated my clients to a lovely dinner, and overall, the experience started out wonderfully. Service was fantastic, the food was amazing, the drinks were on point, and the conversation was great. At the end of our meal, we were sitting, enjoying our time together, finishing drinks and conversation, when the hostess kindly came over and let us know our time was up. Apparently, there was a foursome waiting for our table and we were expected to leave. I wasn't even done with my drink yet. With a $300 tab (including tip), I expected a bit more grace in how the situation was handled. I continued to chat and finish my drink, but shortly after, the hostess returned and asked if she could clear the dishes--which was fine--but then gave a look that clearly signaled we should be leaving immediately. I let her know I would be finishing my drink before leaving. While the restaurant absolutely earns high marks for food and service, I would give it four stars due to how this situation was handled. Being told to leave while still actively finishing a drink--especially one that cost $15--felt disrespectful. There are definitely better, more gracious ways to usher guests out when their time is up. The restaurant is quite loud, but that's to be expected in such a small space. Overall, the food was lovely, but the rushed ending left a sour note.

Another standout spot for vegans with tons of options to choose from. I ordered the tofu katsu…read moresandwich, and honestly if you told someone it was a chicken sandwich, they'd believe you. The texture and look are spot-on; they absolutely nailed the recipe. The portion sizes are wild. Even the side salad filled the entire plate once I dumped it out of the bowl No sweet potato fries, unfortunately, but the salad was so good I wouldn't even bother ordering a different side. I noticed several tables getting the chicken Cobb salad, and that thing is massive. This place reminds me of Cascadia and Rut, and it's great to see more vegan-friendly spots popping up in Spokane instead of the usual flood of chicken joints. Only downside is parking but hey, it's on Monroe Street, so that's kind of expected.

This was a rough visit…read more They had two large parties reserve a very large table inside and the entire patio outside on a very beautiful Friday evening. Which was a bummer, but not a big deal. We ended up sitting at the bar when the service was super slow. Luckily we weren't in a hurry. I ordered a margarita and my friend a blackberry Collin's. Bartender accidentally swapped our drinks. We got it figured out after we both tasted them and thought something was off. We started with the beet hummus. That was probably the best thing we ordered, but even that wasn't great. The hummus was lacking flavor. I ordered the sweet and spicy pork belly sandwich for my entree and it was... gross. The pork belly strips that were in it were basically really thick slices of bacon, not crispy at all, and SO SO FATTY. It was, awful. I was really disappointed. Fries were good though. The bartender asked if there was something wrong with the sandwich because I didn't want a box and only one bite. I told her I really just didn't like it. She took it off the bill without hesitation. Which was very kind and also makes me wonder if I'm not the first one to be disappointed in this sandwich. My friend got the lemon herb grilled chicken sandwich and she said it was "alright". It was a nice time out with a friend, but I probably won't go back. I will definitely go to Cascadia, their other restaurant though. That menu is amazing and never disappoints.

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!

Brown's Addition has become quite hip and Italia Trattoria might be the best Italian joint in…read moreSpokane. The minimalist decor allows the food and service to take center stage. The menu is authentic Italian with a modern twist. Great cocktails too.

I ordered the meatball appetize, which resembled hoagie rolls, not bruschetta, with gisn't…read moremeatballs and marina. The lemon pasta literally tastes like creamed corn. I've worked at a lot of restaurants and this one certainly did not live up to the hype. Respectfully-I make better food at home. it was very disappointing considering their claims of authetic Italian. The drinks were ok and the waiters were great.

We stopped in for lunch as we enter Spokane Plenty of…read moreseating Menus were sticky and dirty Tables also needed a little bit of scrubbing and cleaning Service and server work quick and had a good communication. Our meals came out in a timely manner. Serving sizes could be a little bigger. Inside and outside seating are available

Was at De Leon's this week, Tuesday evening as the 99218 area code was out of electricity. There…read morewas an excessive amount of people finding establishments to eat. I felt like the staff did the best they could put was overwhelmed. The service was slow. The chips were stale, and the food was adequate. It will be a while before I go back again.