Mike S.

Brian working the bar is proving the statements pointed out in thier signage, very up-beat, happy, outgoing, just a pleasure to be around. My Nacho-Tots were close to off the charts, I can still feel the jalapeños, it's been great, Brian has kept me smiling the whole time, give him a raise!!!

Kendall H.

I did not eat but I came with a client for drinks. I've never been here and I have lived here for 14 years, but have only heard good things. Due to Cinco de Mayo there were several tequilas at 5$ a shot and we were quickly greeted and had shots poured. This is definitely a dive bar, but is a local staple and I love its charm.

Franklin M.

Old school since 1932. I had to pay a visit to the oldest bar in Spokane and just to have a drink. They had the baseball game on so we enjoyed a beer and a soda while watching the big screen televisions. I'm not sure about their food but the quick bar service and reasonable price is well worth a visit.

Lisa D.

This is a semi "dive bar" but everyone loves the food and camaraderie here. A Spokane classic. The restaurant side is more family friendly and the bar is a great place to catch a game with friends. The servers are very friendly and it's like a "Cheers" kind of vibe where everyone knows your name. Love it. Eat the pizza or broasted chicken. In fact, eat anything.

Molly C.

Not trying to be a Karen here but I would've wanted to know this prior to placing my drink order as they don't post the drink prices - they charge $19.50 for a (small) glass of Barrister's Rough Justice blend. The service was good and friendly and we didn't get food so I can't speak to that but we were shocked at the high price for a glass of (local) wine. So much so we even asked our waitress and she confirmed that it was accurate.

Buck W.

It kind of dive place, but excellent food. Service was friendly. I ordered off of the Saint Patrick's day week menu and head. The Ruben taquitos that might be something that they want to keep on the menu all the time.

Mike P.

My friends and I have driven past this place for the past 4 years and finally summoned the courage to come in. From the outside, it looks like a dive bar next to the hospital but now I understand why there's street lights at this intersection. So it can direct you straight to the Park Inn. They have a variety of food options and a decent selection of your typical beers. Your WA beers such as Mac & Jack and Manny's are here too. It's super spacious inside and there are some games lined up against the wall for when you're feeling like you can beat that high score. The appetizers are fairly standard but loaded with cheese. They use corn batter for their jalapeño poppers which was unique and makes it a lot crunchier. The pizza has so much cheese it's insane. If you're lactose intolerant, order something else. It comes out looking small but after a few squares you'll start feeling full. The food here compliments a beer nicely and with the kitchen closing at 1 am, it's a nice option if you're trying to just hang out with friends. With the appetizer sampler, 5 beers, and a 12 in pizza (which is still a lot of pizza), all four of us were full for ~$50. Not bad imo