My friend and I finally made it to Morty's Tap & Grille the other night. The place is clean with…read moreplenty of seating. They also run daily specials and I lucked into their Tuesday Burger special, which was any burger and any draft beer (or cider) for $15. I don't often comment on or servers, but Gina was top notch and knowledgeable. She provided fantastic service.

Great service and food. Their burgers are very, very good! All food items we've tried have been…read moregood, but gotta say the burger is one of the best in town.

I don't care if you're a local or a tourist but this is one of the best restaurant spots in…read moreSpokane. We called in for a reservation on a Monday night and thank God we did. The food was amazing. I would've been truly happy with the appetizers and the drinks alone (a restaurant should be considered amazing when all you want to do is eat all the appetizers on the menu). I knew this was going to be an amazing restaurant when I told the host the name on the reservation and someone snuck in and taken our table. So the starters were amazing, the drinks were wonderful, the people at the table next to us raved about the schnitzel. That was the only thing they would eat on the menu, but I looked over and they were tucking into a piece or two of their friend's pizza. My only regret well at least two is that I don't live close enough to go back there and finish eating all the appetizers as well as having a chance to try the desserts. This is a place that truly deserves recognition for the ambience the drinks, the starters and the main dishes. Get a reservation... Have drinks, starters a couple main course dishes and let me know how the desserts are. Hopefully, I'll be sitting at a table next to you sharing how much I love this meal.

I bought two Margherita pizza's. One from Wooden City and one from Barrelhouse so I could do a…read moretaste test after not being able to decide which one to go to. First off, I was looking for an authentic Napoli style pizza. Like a fresh red sauce from crushed tomatoes and a beautiful chewy, pillowy, yet charred crust. The verdict: Wooden City is the winner! The crust is really really good! The sauce is a bright beautiful tomato sauce that looks like crushed tomatoes however, the sauce was lacking flavor:( I would give this pizza a 3 out of 5. The crust is a 4 1/2 star but the sauce lacking in flavor..brought it down to a 3. Cute place, very pleasant friendly staff..way friendlier vibe than Barrelhouse. The boys are easy on the eyes for younger girls on the hunt! Lmao Don't bother with the Margherita pizza at Barrelhouse. Thank God I only paid $12 for the Margherita Monday deal of half off! The crust was horrible! Dominos has better crust! Costco pizza's had a better crust! The sauce has flavor, very garlicky like fresh garlicky but more of a paste with a load of oregano in it. The cheese didn't have that fresh taste I was hoping for. However, they are known for their Detroit pizza's which I haven't tried but if it's the same sauce, I would pass. Not saying it's bad but it's just not MY cup of tea whether it's for a Detroit style or any pizza. Now you don't have to guess which place has a better Margherita pizza. I wouldn't even pay $12 at Barrelhouse for a marg. Would I come back, yes, if I were in my 20's.. lol but since I'm older and the food is more important to me...no...:/ But hey, maybe their other pizza's are better! I can see a salty pepperoni being good!

I checked this place out for dinner with a colleague after work and was immediately greeted and…read moreseated. I ordered the cheesy garlic knots and the meatloaf sandwich. The food came out quickly, and the server was very attentive. The food was solid, and I had no complaints. Wednesdays are apparently trivia night, so my colleague and I opted to join in on the fun. Spoiler: we were horrible and earned last place. The vibes were excellent though as the trivia host, bartender, and other patrons were all friendly and fun. If I lived in Spokane, I'd probably make this my regular bar and come weekly. Definitely recommend checking it out!

Good service, friendly staff. Decided to go away from a hamburger and got the meatloaf sandwich. It…read moredid not disappoint. Curly fries were nice and crispy. They have lots of unique dipping sauces to try as well. All beers on tap are local craft beers.

Coors light on tap was flat and not cold. Got a second option was okay but still did not taste…read moregreat. Only had a few options for bottle beers or can beers. They were out of a lot of stuff on a Friday night during blooms day weekend. We ordered food and multiple pieces of hair in our food, yuck. Made the rest of the table not hungry. We were near the bathroom and had funky smells, bathrooms were also not clean. Only good thing was our server was polite and tried to make the best out of a good situation.

Pros: We didn't get sick and no one got hurt…read more Cons: Everything else. Pre-covid, I used to be at Waddell's at least once a week. We cut cable, and it was easier to go to a solid sports bar and watch college football then pay for the privilege. The food was solid, the beer was lukewarm, but with abounding choices, and the service was solid. I can count the number of times I've been back to Waddell's post-pandemic on one hand, so when my son suggested it one Thursday night, I thought it was worth a try. When we walked in on a TNF night, there were perhaps ten people in the whole establishment . There was one fraught server, flitting from table to table, who took almost forever to make contact with us. An indeterminate number of minutes later, he produced a flat soda for my son and a beer that was best characterized as 'simmering' for me. Later (much later), we received an overcooked burger and a chicken wings that were either from an unhealthy or dehydrated chicken. I've rarely seen less appealing repast. Many establishments have had to make concessions post-Covid, but what we saw that night felt less like adjusting to staffing than not giving a crap. There were ten people there -- why couldn't you produce decent wings or a cold beer? It's too bad, because Waddell's of 2019 was a solid choice. In 2026, there are far better options less than a mile away.

We ended up on the south hill which is a place we rarely are and stopped in for lunch. We both had…read morethe Blackened French Dips and they were really good! Loved the au jus as it was so flavorful! ! Onions and mushrooms with the beef was fantastic!!!!

We stopped by for a lovely Sunday brunch on a beautiful warm Spring day. We sat out on the patio…read more On the weekends they have $5 mimosas and bloody Mary's till 12. We all started with mimosas and bloody Mary's. I ordered the chicken fried steak, scrambled eggs and sourdough toast. The chicken fried steak is very large, big enough to feed two. Or makes for leftovers after a brunch of drinks . Everything was delicious. There could have been more hash browns, but that's just because I love potato's . It's always a great deal when you have affordable adult beverages paired with good food.

We happened to be at the licensing shop just around the building and noticed the sign for the Two…read moreSeven Public House. It was early dinner time and we decided to give it a try. From the outside it appears to be a hole in the wall bar, but its anything but that. There is a large dining area inside as well as an outdoor seating area when the weather improves. It is roomy and and clean inside. Once we grabbed a table we were met right away by a server. She was fantastic through our entire meal. For the food, we had the Swimming Angel and Cheeseburger Quesadilla. Both were outstanding. The Swimming Angel was just spicy enough without torching your mouth and the quesadilla was both filling and surprisingly tasty. The dipping sauce was also spot on. What a great find for us and when on the South Hill, this will be a more normal stop for us.

Sooo passing by on our way to TJs Decided to get take out…read more Hubs had the smash burger with potato salad. Both were on hit I got the French dip deconstructed until we got home. Omg this food is delicious. Lively inside. Friendly staff. Definitely a place to hang out at the bar eating

We had a big group dinner here with a set menu…read more The cocktails are lovely, I got some sort of spritz. Everything is really great but also HEAVY. On the set menu were: -Truffle Ricotta Toast -Lemon Pasta (Limone) - super lemony, pasta is obvously fresh -Vodka Pasta (All Vodka) - so cheesy and yummy -Steak - I love fatty so this was wonderful -Chicken Parm - Can't really go wrong with this one Staff were lovely. The interior of the spot is so gorgeous - I love the blue-gold color palette and the vintage decor.

This is a cool little spot. The decor is really fun in a gothic antique kind of way. While also…read morebeing classy. It is tight inside, not a lot of space. Which normally would be cozy, but I wanted to feel less intimate with my neighbors on a date night with my husband. The service was fine. There when we needed, but didn't hover. The food: from the very thing I'd heard and how busy this place seems to be I expected perfection. I anticipated being blown away. Unfortunately, I wasn't. In my opinion it was just okay. The lasagna my husband got was okay, but pretty typical. The steak with the yellow chimichurri that I got was not good at all. My steak didn't have a lot of flavor on its own and I did not like the Chimichurri at all. It was quite the bummer. I'm glad we finally gave it a try. It was okay, but I can't say I'm in a rush to go back.

Wow, just wow! From the moment we walked in the door until the moment we left, we felt like…read moreroyalty! We started with a shared Luna salad, it was crisp and flavorful like always. We had a lovely glass of California chardonnay and we both ordered the salmon as our entrée. The salmon was served with corn, onions and celery with roasted potatoes and a salmon cream sauce. It was amazing! We shared a blueberry cobbler for dessert, not because we were still hungry but because the desserts are so good at Luna. What's even more special is the staff remembered us from previous visits! Bravo, Luna!!

Luna is one of the most hyped restaurants in Spokane, so I had high expectations for it. The space…read moreis absolutely instagrammable, and honestly every corner was really photo worthy. That's probably the highlight of the whole experience. I started with the Cheshire Cat mocktail, which was a bit oversweet for me. For main course, I had sea bass for $48 (pan-seared fish served with onion-potato gnocchi, charred asparagus, mushrooms, and asparagus coulis). It was decent, but the portion felt small for the price. Salmon rillette ended up being the best dish! It was rich, savoury, and delicious when paired with pickled onions (the bread was slightly burnt - I hated it). Ended the meal with a vanilla gelato dessert - just okay, not too wow. The restaurant was so packed and seemed understaffed, so service took forever. I left feeling a bit disappointed, especially after looking forward to it so much