Awesome tasting food and great customer service, me and my family just love the french fries…read more There's a comforting vibe to the whole place, just wish there was more options on the menu for my picky eaters

Stopped here on the way to fish due to it's rating on Yelp. Rated best burger and fries in town…read more I have no doubt it is. No frills place with a small outdoor patio. One waitress/bartender handling it all. Great choice of beers on tap. Had to try the cheeseburger and it didn't disappoint. Tasty, great sauce, and soft/fresh bun.

Fabulous venue!great food' Jon and Rand band for…read moreentertainment ! Don't miss the opportunity

I have been to the town of Palouse before but for some reason it escaped my attention that there…read morewas a brewery here. So on a recent trip to southeast Washington I made my way north to make sure that I paid a visit here. I had three different beers from this brewery by the time it was said and done and to be honest I felt it was a hit and miss experience with the beers. The first one I had was their Chili Lager. I was under the impression this would have some heat to it or at least have a peppery taste to it but unfortunately I was not really able to find any of that. The beer was okay but I felt like that this beer didn't have it's own unique personality or flavor profile of it's own. The next beer we had was a Kolsch. This one was better for sure but... just not quite as good as other Kolsch beers I had in the past but it did have it's own signature. Flavors to detect in this beer are a maltiness, a bit of fruitiness, sweetness and a clean finish. The body of the beer is smooth. The next beer is what we liked the most out of the three. That one was the Wild Mild British Mild. This one definitely had a personality of it's own and was tasty and a fun beer to drink. The elements in the flavor profile are maltiness, a slight amount of bitterness and a tad of sweet. It was very well balanced and would be the one I'd recommend out of the three. The staff here were super nice and pleasant to talk with and definitely helped raise the review to four stars.

Great place to stop for a local brew and bite to eat. Had the Chai Mead- AMAZING. also had the brat…read morepanini- so so good. Chatted up the owner for a long time- so friendly and helpful and overall great guy. Definitely will stop here again if we are in the area!!

Great little brewery to stop by and enjoy some beers and food…read more Friendly staff and take good care of you. They didn't have a good selection of beers. I'm sure you'll find something you like. . The brats sandwich was delicious .

Absolutely delicious food and such a pleasant atmosphere! Service was prompt, knowledgable, and…read morefriendly. I would definitely recommend this place and I will for certain be back!

We had dinner there on a Tuesday night. The place was pretty crowded. I ordered a bake potato with…read morespinach and artichoke. I assumed it would have spinach and artichoke on it , but it was spinach and artichoke dip with no signs of spinach or artichoke. It definitely wasn't worth 10. My husband got the gyro salad which he said was good. Service was slow, but that's because the place was packed.

This small batch brewery produces some of the best beer in the region. A bit out of the way but is…read morea nice drive from Lewiston, Moscow, Palouse, etc. the variety and seasonals are varied, I have not had a beer yet I didn't like and have been here three times. If you are headed towards Elk City, make sure and stop in!

Great little brewery out in the country, a mile or so outside of Elk River. Usually have about 9…read morebrews on tap, with some styles you don't commonly find at most breweries. All I have had have been really good. They tend to be less hoppy than a lot of NW breweries. And less trendy. No food. They have a small outdoor seating area under a large tarp. Really friendly staff. The vibe is laid back. Really recommended place to stop in and have a couple of pints.

The location might seem a little odd, being in basically a strip mall, but the service is fantastic…read moreand the clientele are great, and the selection of beers is good enough to become it's own little adventure. Hours can pass there quite pleasantly.

they would rather overcharge and lose business than do the right thing . We travel from out of…read moretown and they said they didn't change the pricing but we were charged $50 more than the prior visit

Dry rub chicken wings were outstanding! I enjoyed the beer, pretzels and music also. I will…read moredefinitely return!

I have been here twice and both times they seem to be understaffed. You seat yourself and both…read moretimes had to grab me yes myself and wait too long to order. The food IS really good as well as the beer, there's atmosphere and outdoor seating for people with pets. I thing the systems in place to seat, greet and take orders needs work so hopefully they can improve that part. Prices are around the going rates... high, but not ridiculous

Great service and food! We ordered the hot honey chicken sandwich and the BLT. Both were…read moreincredible! Their bloody marry was great too.

We just loved our visit to this charming little place. Dogs are welcome on the pleasant patio and…read moreboth the food and service were great.

My husband remembers coming here with his dad as a child so we've been looking forward to the…read moreopportunity to go. It's the perfect stop after a day of skiing. My husband got the burger, I got the patty melt and my daughter the kids burger. Even when they were busy the servers were friendly and the service was fast. Everything came out hot and fresh. I did the tots and my family did the fries. They were all good, depending on what you're in the mood for. This patty melt is superior to anything I've had elsewhere, 10/10! Wouldn't hesitate to recommend the snake pit, everything was great!

Terrible customer service. We had great service from our waitress but when she had to leave and the…read morebar hostess had to wait on us she was terrible. Wouldn't wait on us, gave us a hard time and we were the only people in the entire place. I'm a local and the twenty people with me at noon also locals won't go back!!

Stopped in Wallace to see the Center of the Universe. My son wanted some food so I was happy to…read morestop next door for a beer. Wallace Brewing has been open since 2008 with 8 beers in the tasting room. They have a tv and a pool table with seating inside plus 4 tables of 4 on the sidewalk. They do not sell food but outside food is welcome. Tyler was working behind the bar and he was very engaging. He told me about the brewery and some of their top sellers which are the Red Light Irish Red Ale and 1910 Black Lager. Both were very good and I ordered the 1910 - dark, malty flavors with the light to medium weight of a lager. It was great! I'm a tourist passing through, but whether you're a local or from 2,000 miles away like my family you'll find a great beer at Wallace Brewing

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop 11, which was 7 of 7 for Idaho,…read moreState #14 is complete! I've seen a few mentions of no children. This is true and there are multiple signs advising so, both prior to entering and just inside the door. What's the big deal you may ask. Aside from a brewey with no food being specifically for adults not being too far out, and for those who may want to avoid (or look for it), the mens room is adorned with full playboy spreads which could be controversial for junior. So, the environment & products are targeted to adults. The interior has mining decor and pinup decor, a bar top, pool table and a few tables with chairs. The beer we had was good for one and above average for the other. The wheat (with lemon wheel garnish) was a surprisingly tasty treat. It was out of the way for us but is right off the highway, so, convenient for a lot of people & the town itself is quirky. As you can see, it's the center of the universe & they have the manhole to prove it!