Cease & Desist Book Club is easily one of the coolest spots in downtown Spokane. Hidden behind a…read morebookshelf, this speakeasy absolutely nails the vibe--exposed brick, dark wood, warm lighting, a killer bar, and great cocktails. Moody, mysterious, and full of character. Finding the secret entrance is half the fun. Definitely a must-stop in Spokane!

Big bourbon establishment. I call it an establishment instead of a restaurant or bar since it's an…read moreexperience. An inverted escape room where it's a a bit challenging to get in (given that the bar is mostly hidden behind a bookcase), but once you're in, you want to stay. The gentleman at the bar was friendly and very knowledgeable about the many spirits they offer. It's a great date night spot, or to just hang out and enjoy the ambiance.

We were in Spokane for business and stopped in at the recommendations of several locals…read more You know that movie scene where a stranger walks into a bar and a record scratches and the music stops and all the regulars turn and stare. That's this place.

Ambiance and service reign supreme at this festive bar. For Christmas Cheer this is THE PLACE to…read morebring friends and family. Decorated like Santa's personal bar this place is hopping and they have popcorn popping. (I hear you can bring in food from Cochinitos' next door). The drinks are creative and artfully mixed and served with efficiency and a smile. If there is a waiting line outside, don't let that deter you, it's worth the wait.

They over pour and dont care if you are drunk when you leave.its all about the money for them,not…read morepeople's lives.

We are a bar run by all women!!! We love throwing parties and decorating!!! Come say hiread more

Great cocktails, great food and outstanding service. Please put on your bucket list of fun places…read moreto go. This is a fantastic tiki themed bar with attached noodle restaurant. Perfect for couples and small groups. Try the garlic sesame noodles with pork! Sorry I didn't take pictures because I was busy drinking and eating and having a great time!

What a perfect little hidden gem. Itty Bitty Buddha is tucked inside of Little Noodle, you can…read moreeither go behind it or through it and you'll discover a cozy, moody, intimate cocktail bar. I absolutely loved the time I spent here. The bar tender was phenomenal, incredibly friendly, knew her stuff, and was social enough without being over bearing. I loved watching her make the cocktails for the restaurant, they're intricate and delicious. My drink was light and bright and perfectly balanced. There's a wide range of beer, sake, and cocktails to satisfy the widest of pallets. Itty bitty buddah is a most stop in the garland district.

Agave- Stopped in here to share a small bite . Fun atmosphere, attentive and friendly service,…read moredelicious Birria tacos. Pros: - fun, beautiful atmosphere, would be a fun for a large group or evening drinks - all the drinks looked good but I asked for something off the menu- a skinny spicy margarita. I appreciated the offer to make whatever I wanted and it had a kick! Loved it! - Birria tacos were delicious and perfect to share - friendly , attentive and welcoming service! - easy parking , right next door in the pay lot Cons: - cocktails have a lot of ice, more than needed imo. I'll definitely be back!

We went to Agave tonight for dinner and drinks before a show, and honestly, this place has a lot of…read morepotential. The atmosphere was really enjoyable -- the space has a great vibe, the drinks were well made, and overall it feels like somewhere that could become a favorite spot downtown. The food was decent as well, though not especially memorable. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed the positives. From the moment we walked in, we felt more like an inconvenience than welcomed guests. The host greeted us while remaining seated at the bar and simply told us to "sit anywhere," which immediately set an odd tone. When I asked for paper menus, I was told they only use QR codes. Normally that wouldn't be a huge issue, but the menu was around 15 pages long with tiny font, making it frustrating to navigate on a phone. Once our food arrived, we essentially never saw our server again. No check-ins, no refill offers, no asking if we wanted another round of drinks -- nothing. Meanwhile, staff members were gathered at the bar loudly talking among themselves and openly complaining about being there, which was uncomfortable to listen to as customers trying to enjoy a night out. Eventually, we had to walk up to the front bar ourselves just to pay our bill. That was the most disappointing part because the restaurant truly has the foundation to be excellent. The ambiance and drinks are already there, but hospitality matters just as much as the food. A little attentiveness and genuine customer service would have completely changed the experience. We absolutely would have ordered more drinks and likely stayed longer if anyone had checked on us. Hopefully management takes service more seriously, because this place could be great with the right staff culture and attention to guests.

Cool bar. Pool table. Fun music. Probably a really fun bar at night. Pick up. Good drinksread more

Over priced drinks. Good pinball games. Jealous boyfriends of bartenders. Some good bartenders but…read morenot Britney. High end liquor substituted with low end. Set you up and confront you when you leave. Worse experience ever. Contacting legal advice.

Who doesn't love a good dive bar?…read more After dinner with some coworkers we wandered over to Baby Bar. It is a total hole in the wall, but that is part of its charm. There is as ample seating on a weekday night. The bartender was friendly and prompt. Drinks were cheap and good! What more can you ask for.

The name says it all - it's a baby bar! Very much a dive bar experience but the vibe is semi-classy…read moreand there's a fair amount of seating. Bartenders and drinks are great (the latter are cheap)!

Tiny Tiki is still alive and well! I was a little confused at first as there haven't been recent…read morereviews or social media updates, so I wasn't sure if it had permanently closed. But it's open, recently moved, and absolutely worth visiting. It's a tiki-themed bar serving my kind of drinks -- boozy and tropical. I only tried two this time, but I'll definitely be back to sample more. On a Friday night, there was live music, good vibes, and bartenders who genuinely looked like they were having fun. And the mayor was there???

This place was such a cool little whole in the wall, new to Spokane and exploring the bar scene and…read morecame across the Tiny Tiki. The bartender is fantastic, the atmosphere is great and all around a spectacular place. Even has some snacks if you need!

Being an 80s kid, we used to say 'bad', but it actually meant 'good'. "That haircut is so bad" was…read moreactually a compliment. To avoid confusion, 'bad' turned to 'rad' (short for radical). Goat used to be bad...if a kid was the goat on the team, he was the worst player. Now, goat has turned to 'Greatest of all time' due to the acronym G.O.A.T. So when we went to dine at The Flying Goat in Spokane, the question on my mind is...will it be 2000's GOAT, or 1980's goat? The interior was pretty small but a unique layout of tables. I liked the darkness of the restaurant and the darker wood they use for accents and the bar. They also have a larger patio that is adorned with space heaters, umbrellas, and a wooden shady overhang...so no matter the weather you may be able to enjoy your meal outdoors. They also have a private event building that can seat a party. Our server was attentive and helpful. We did get there right when they opened for lunch, but that doesn't always equate to good and special attention. We ordered two of their artisan pizzas for our table of 3. The 'Fairview' was a must order and a huge hit. It used a heavy cream base and a house cheese blend. The toppings were house back bacon, gorgonzola sprinkles and pears...yes pears, which made this sucker pop! We also ordered a Lacrosse pizza- olive oil, fresh mozz, red peppers, italian sausage, pecorino and basil. This pizza was really light but packed a flavor punch as well. They have many other specialty pizzas on their menu that also sound amazing, ranging from yellow curry based to ones with snap peas, fried eggs, carrots and more. If artisan pizzas aren't your jam, they have sandwiches, salads, stews and more. To answer my original question...this place is the 2000s Goat...or very close to GOAT. Not my favorite all-time pizza place, but definitely in contention! Thanks Flying Goat for an amazing lunch!

Been here twice now. Both times great experience and good food…read more Their pizza dough is made in house. Salads are fresh and creative mixtures. Outdoor seating for nice days with great service. This time we go the arugula salad with fry bread and beef stew.

I will be coming back SPECIFICALLY for the hummus! They rotate flavors and they were all so…read moreincredibly delicious. The cocktails were amazing, the bartenders are super knowledgeable and can substitute or make something up--with or without alcohol. The vibes are immaculate

Such a lovely, casual place to meet up with friends! Two of my favorite people were coming through…read moretown on a long road trip back to the westside of the state, and I was looking for somewhere somewhat quiet and close to their hotel that we could catch up. Being full of plants and dog friendly added to the appeal for our crew. The service and cocktails were top notch, though I was a little sad that most of the food options I was interested in were not available. The charcuterie and hummus plates were nice, and ample servings for our whole table. Our small group had a great experience, and I truly hope more people will recognize what a gem this place is!