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!

If you like beer, especially dark beers, this is your spot. In particular, the Dark Pivo is amazing…read more(Czech Style). One of the two best breweries in Spokane. You can also order food from the restaurant next door if you get hungry!

Tucked away in a hidden corner of downtown Spokane, Whistle Punk is the kind of spot you almost…read moredon't want to tell people about--because it's that good. Once you step inside, you're greeted by a warm, intimate microbrewery vibe that feels unlike anything else nearby. It's a true family-run operation, and you can taste the care in every small‑batch pour. The beer is incredibly fresh, creative, and hands‑down some of the best you'll find in the area. They don't serve food, but that's no problem at all--there's a connected restaurant with an outstanding menu, and you can order right from your seat. It turns the whole evening into a relaxed, choose‑your‑own‑adventure experience. Bring good friends, settle in, and enjoy one of Spokane's hidden gems. Whistle Punk is absolutely worth seeking out.

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.

I swung by Spokanite Brewing a few months ago and purchased their Uncle Porter's Porter and took it…read morehome for Steve and myself to have together. We really liked it a lot! The roasty, chocolate, coffee flavor and clean finish made for an excellent porter! They were very masterful at making this one, that much is for certain. They have other beers that look promising and I would certainly like to try them sometime but I could always come back for this porter again also! Glad that they have a Yelp entry now... I was going to add one myself if they didn't get one by the time I got around to reviewing this brewery but as it turned out there was no need to do that. Anyway, it was a great beer experience, that much is certain!

The beer is excellent, the vibe is laid back, good dogs are welcome, everyone is a friend. Did I…read moremention great beer!?

Not a local, but it's businesses like these that make me wish I were! First, their mission is…read moreadmirable, and worth supporting. Every contact I've had with Grain Shed employees has been more than pleasant; they truly seem to enjoy working there, and take good care of their customers. I need to shout out to Toby and Audrey before I go on. They each provided 110% on customer service, being personable and making sure we left happy. On 2 separate trips to Spokane, I've visited the Grain Shed 3 and 4 times over the course of 3 days (yes, if you do the math, I went twice in 1 day, and the restaurant was NOT just around the corner!) Everything I've tried is delish, but in case you have to limit yourself, I highly recommend the OG, the beets and feta toast, the bread flight with sauces and cheese, the molasses ginger cookie, and maybe a chocolate croissant. I've heard their bread pudding and pumpkin pie (holiday special) are out of this world! I tried to get over to listen to their live music before leaving town, but still need to squeeze that into my schedule. Travelers: save space in your luggage for a loaf of bread. Sadly, no shipping at this time, but I'm waiting for it! This SoCal resident is officially The Grain Shed's #1 fan. I dare any of you to try to take away my title!

The Grain Shed was on my list for Spokane area breweries for quite a while and so it was a good…read morefeeling getting it marked off and trying it out! The Grain Shed does a farm to table model and is a bakery and brewery. I got a snack here along with a beer and left quite satisfied. I got a Grilled Cheese Sandwich on some of their house made bread with some Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone cheese. The exact name for this sandwich is the Cheesy Toastie. And of course moving on to the beer... the primary motivator to come here. I got the Kölsch beer here called Field Trip. I do love a good Kölsch as they are nice, light bodied beers. And they are especially nice in the summertime. Flavor features in this beer is maltiness, breadiness, a bit of hoppiness and a dry finish. Another beer that Steve and I tried was the INWPA which was a Pale Ale. It was also a nice light bodied beer which again hit the spot despite it being a different drinking session. Flavor characteristics in this beer is citrus, a yeastiness, hoppiness and a biscuity trait. Good beers and sandwiches and we are aiming for a return whenever we are in Spokane again.

Can't say enough good things about Bardic Brewing. It is the best place in downtown Spokane for…read morecraft beers and ciders. I love the staff and the patrons. If you are ever in downtown Spokane stop by and see what I mean.

My favorite spot in town, happy to be a mug club member. Great beers AND ciders. Beers are well on…read morethe strong side, which is my preference.

- Businesses open during the pandemic -…read more Greetings from San Diego, Underdogs Sports Pub and Grill. Thank you for being open so that my brother in Spokane could buy your growlers and ship them to me. (Spokane locals, Underdogs is open for take-out! Get some!) The growlers are bad ass and fit perfectly into my collection. I now have a small section dedicated to Washington state. Becky and I look forward to our next trip to Spokane so we can visit Underdogs live and in person! Until then, keep rockin'! Support local - even if you're not local!

This is such a fun place! Bartenders are fast and friendly. There is pool, golden tee, trivia and…read moreother fun games. The patio has been re done and looks great. Food is literally the best "bar" food you'll ever have! Try the steak philly and the pizza! The fries are fresh cut and seasoned in house, yum! #bestbarontrent

Beer is very good and abundant. So many to choose from, with free tasting! Find the one you like,…read moreand tell him to fill'r-up! It's a small/medium sized establishment. It's quiet and calm. A place to relax and enjoy a quality brew. You can sit at the bar and make friends or, sit at a table with your loved ones. The bartenders are very friendly and will advise you on the beers. They are very knowledgeable. They know their beers! It's made right there. I believe there are 20 on-tap. They have home-brew bottles as well. They sell beer drinker's comfort food; sausages, potato chips, etc., along with all the fix'ens. The range of types of beers is phenomenal. From light, to medium to dark stouts. All are listed with their alcohol content. I saw one the other day that was over 12%! The strong ones linger around 7 or 8%. Beer types change as they brew more. One of those 8 percenters is enough to get a good buzz! Enjoy!

Best brewery visit of the summer! The highlight was the stag horn sumac sour! They have 5 sours to…read morechoose from which is a rarity. I didn't try much else but I'll be back. Andrew has a story for every brew and is a pleasure!

Great beer loved the amber and blonde best Pretzel bites…read morewere yum Needs more TV s to enjoy the games

Was driving through on a road trip and was craving some good food and boy did we find the right…read morespot! The staff/bartender was extremely friendly and informative. I ordered a turkey sandwich and soup - which were both delicious. The space inside is pretty big with plenty of seating. They have an assortment of food and beers so there is something for everyone. They also have a small selection of card and board games. And lastly! Their bathroom was very clean. 100% would recommend to stop by. I am sure this is a great place to hangout after work, but also a great brunch spot.

Had the best bread sticks ever! They had a marinara sauce…read morefor dipping that was home made incredible. Pizza was very good and a little spicy that I love. Beer wife had almost all the stouts and like all of them all. For me I like IPAs and hazy IPAs and I was so surprised that they were all very good. We had a friend recommend this place and they were so absolutely correct on everything. We are so happy to find a place that has Beer and food that you can't wait to come back too!

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop #11 (1/22 for Washington)…read more What a perfect name... for a perfect Stop! Washington will have a hard time topping this experience. We popped in for our Hop Passport bogo (half off 1st 2 for WA by law). Typically, we have our one and done. We might have another if we're working on food that we ordered. Here, we kept going until we'd tried everything. The beer was great & the fig pizza was out of this world! Service was fast and friendly. They were happy to share their story & inspiration. I'd 100% be a regular here if I lived within driving distance. The broken glass tracking sign was a delight