We love Liberty Ciderworks! The ciders are made using traditional methods, allowing the apple…read moreflavors to really shine. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, providing insights into the cider-making process and helping guests choose the perfect cider. The new tasting room is large and welcoming. Highly recommended you put it on your list of places to visit!

Liberty Ciderworks was a cidery I got to try on a recent outing to the Spokane and Idaho chimney…read moreareas. Steve and I were very impressed with the Raven Oak cider. It was so very good! Flavors detected in this wonderful cider was a very fine and elegant apple profile with elements of bitterness and a hint of a purposeful sulfur flavor all amounting to a very full taste of this wonderful and unique cider! Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable on any questions I had about any of their products. Definitely would love to explore more of their cider options in the future!

So good!!! We had a long day running errands and just needed great food and we found it! The…read moreselection on the charcuterie board was amazing ! One of my alfavorites for a great beer selection also!

A great place to come around with the family. We especially enjoy sitting in the makeshift outdoor…read morearea under the heaters. Our dog Hank loves to get a "doggie beer" and the toddler approves the chicken strips!

This is a bright and airy brewery space in downtown Spokane…read more There are plenty of TVs (and even a projector) for watching games. They have lots of beer on tap and a food vendor inside as well. There is Wifi. Street Parking. The staff are polite.

Beer was great! I had a flight and all of which I had were tasty. I had a pretty wide variety too…read morefrom their gose, to the lager, wheat beer, stout, and IPA. I enjoyed them all. Friendly staff and a chill environment. There wasn't a lot of people here since I was drinking beer at 11AM on Friday like a bum but it's chill because I'm traveling rn. However it seems like this place will be bumping later tonight and theyve got lots of seating and outdoor arrangements. I hear they have good food too but I can't speak to that myself. Check it out for sure, and if you're looking for a beer, my favorite was the pineapple guava gose!

Ordered a Huckleberry & Peach Cider. Absolutely delicious!!! Shaun the owner/operator is such a…read morepleasant person

Our ciders were amazing! Great service & very nice to be able to hang out and play games! Laid back.read more

Always a great tap list! Super friendly and helpful staff who seem like they enjoy working there…read more Huge plus- they're dog friendly. :)

The beer selection, on tap, and what is in the cooler is the reason to stop here. You can easily…read moreget some beer to go. I might do that the next time I stop. Met a couple of friends here after work. Like many places, they appear to have staffing shortages. There was only one person working, which meant they would disappear when food was ordered to prepare it. We understood and were patient. Our server was not very friendly, but was trying to handle everything. Music was not to our taste and rather loud which didn't really make it easy to relax after work.

I have had Big Barn Brewing a couple of different times now. The location where they are seems like…read morea fairly large facility in Mead which is north of Spokane. There are lots of signs where you can purchase and pick berries. At the brewery itself it lives up to it's namesake as the brewery is in a barn. One side of the brewery is a stage and a fair amount of outdoor seating while on the other side is a sizeable parking lot which is good as this brings in a lot of people it seems. The inside of the barn is nice and roomy like a lot of these barn breweries are and even though it was busy it was spacious where everyone had some space. But now onto the beer! The Black Dog Stout was one of the three beers we had. This was a good, solid stout. It had coffee elements and sweetness in the flavor profile. The beer was smooth and creamy which is how a good stout should be as well as the hue which is nice and dark. The following beer really put us in a quandary as to which of the remaining two would be our favorite. The Bailar Con Maiz was the next beer we had and we were just thrilled to have it. Of course I am very partial to Mexican Lagers this one was excellent and one of the best ones I had in recent memory. This beer is malty, corn flavor, smooth and light bodied. The final beer was also excellent and I think had a slight edge over the Mexican Lager as it was so different and good. The Mead Honey Lager was the next one and it was so good and so unique! It had that mead essence going on due to the honey. The beer is sweet if that isn't obvious because of the Honey but not too much and has a dry flavor features at play. Also this beer is smooth and light bodied. The three beers we had we really enjoyed and hope to try out more Big Barn beer options in the future!

Nestled into the farms and berry picking patches, just over the border from Idaho lies Big Barn…read moreBrewing! With a mission to get out of the house and into nature, the 7 of us ventured to a beautiful berry patch in Mead, WA. We came, saw and conquered gallons of fresh raspberries and blueberries before heading to the adjacent brewery for a bite and brew. PROs: +Free parking! +Both indoor and outdoor seating for parties of all sizes and picnic tables on the lawn. + Insane variety of beer options - from lagers and wheats to IPA's and seasonal flavors - there is something for everyone! + Friendly service and cheap pints! + Food trucks park out front featuring all kinds of delicious eats! We noshed on Thai food which we all loved! + Amazing views and live music really created the perfect atmosphere and vibe for a Friday evening! CONs: NONE! A must for all in Mead! :)

Moo. This cow enjoys grazing at Bardic Brewing. It's a family-friendly brewpub in Spokane Valley…read morewith thoughtful craft drinks, good food, and a calm pasture where conversations don't have to compete with loud music or glowing TV screens. When this cow wanders in, there might be stouts being slowly savored near the fireplace, humans discussing ancient literature, a family laughing over a half-finished pizza, or a nearby table deep into a heated game of Magic the Gathering with ESBs and cider in hoof. It's cozy, communal, and usually feels just right. One thing this cow respects -- the beer here is strong, and it's not brewed for the weak. There's nothing on tap that isn't unique or intentional. That said, this also means Bardic isn't for everyone. The average beer drinker looking for a simple, easy-drinking West Coast IPA that isn't pushing 9% ABV may leave unsatisfied, and that likely eliminates a large portion of beer drinkers in the area. For adventurous palates, though, this place is a treat. Lately, this cow has noticed the welcome hasn't been quite as warm as it used to be. The beer and food remain excellent, but the last few visits felt a bit less friendly. A smile or a greeting would go a long way in restoring the inviting feel this pasture is known for. Nothing has soured, and this cow will return. I just hope the hospitality rises to match the boldness of the beer and the heart of the space -- because when it does, Bardic Brewing is a fantastic place to graze. Moo.

My gluten free dream come true. GLUTEN FREE FISH & CHIPS and It's good! Thank you. I'm not from…read morethe area. I can't wait to go back. That was my first fish & chips in like 15 years Also they have cider that I can have and that's good too. Cheers

Incredible servue alex gracie and andrew are the most i cant belive how excelent the service and…read morethe wind/beer is so sexy id love to dare nectar if i could its so sexy

Jeff is incredible so is Alex. He's the sexiest bartender I've ever seen in my life. I can't get…read moreenough of wine bar. Gracie and Andrew are also incredible. I can't believe their service and their knowledge of wine and beer. I will come back here 1 billion times over again.