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We love this small brewery in the Perry District on the South Hill. Great beer, service and yummy food. You will find them in a historic and trendy neighborhood of Spokane. We think this is some of the best locally brewed beer in the area and try to make it a regular stop when we are in this part of town. They have tasty food items on the small menu, seating inside and outside when weather permits. Street parking only and it can get pretty busy during Farmers Markets or weekends. Come in and say hello, have a beer and a bite to eat, I don't think you'll regret it.
Hannah was awesome. The place was really busy and all I ended up getting was some flights of beer and some merchandise. But the conversation I had with Hannah was pretty awesome and we ended up finding out. It's a small world and we have somebody that we know in common. This is my first time here and highly recommended again
This is one of my favorite breweries. I love the Perry District! A great place to shop and eat local. We stopped by after the Manito Art Festival for a cold beer. I had the Crazy Hair Day Hazy and it was amazing. I think it will be my go to for summer. We ordered the Papas Quebredas - heaven. Spicy crema over smashed potatoes, pickled onions, green onions, and corn. I highly recommend. A beautiful space right on Perry. Outdoor seating is available during the warmer months. You can even bring your dog on the patio and they can have their own cool bowl of water and rest in the shade. Convenient off street parking and amazing service. Check them out!
This is one of my favorite breweries, and not just because we had our first date here and then got married one year later. The tap list is always solid and staff is attentive. The patio is great for relaxing and people watching on a nice day. Their food menu is simple and includes vegetarian options which is a plus!
Husband and I decided to try this brewery/restaurant in the Perry district. It was a nice day so we sat outside on the patio but their big garage door was open so the inside seating allowed for an outdoor atmosphere which was nice. There is a bar that people can sit at that faces the street and if people watching is your thing it's a fun place to observe the Perry street action. We ordered beer, of course, it's a brewery. I was just a little disappointed in the beer selection. I like ambers and the closest thing to an amber was a decidedly darker beer than I'm used to. They had plenty of IPAs so hubby was happy. The food they offer is limited to bowls, wraps (more like burritos), a hamburger, salads and, well, I guess you can look at the menu. It was confusing to me but we ended up ordering the burritos; meat and vegetables wrapped in tortillas that were very tasty. As you can see in my photos they don't come with anything else; not that you need any more food, they are huge and both of us took half of ours home. So I could end my review here. The atmosphere was great, food was tasty, the service was excellent, and prices about what you'd expect. But, the one thing that made this particular visit less than pleasant was a group of four very loud very opinionated women with potty mouths. I'm not one to eavesdrop on other people's conversations but theirs was not avoidable with the volume of their diatribe. My ears were burning with all the f-bombs. I know this is not the fault of the Perry Street Brewing and I didn't hold it against them. I only mention it because it detracted from our experience and it made me wish for the days that people held a certain standard of public decorum.
I finally made it to Perry Street Brewing, and it's an adorable brewery. Very attentive and friendly staff. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. It's conducive to families, groups, and singles at the bar. They offer a rotating cider and lots of fresh beer. The Svelte IPA I had was perfect. It was everything you want from an IPA but with a lower ABV of 4.7%. So very drinkable for summer loving. They have beer to go too. I tried the Hondo bowl. It was ok. It said it came with a lime crema, but it was a side of sour cream. I was disappointed but hungry and ate it. It came with a tiny to go packet of a hot sauce. Not sure why they didn't have a homemade one or a bottle of Valentina or Tapatío. I'll try something new next time because it was such a yummy beer and fun spot I have to go back. See y'all soon.
Just brewery hopping and found Perry Street to be a really nice stop. The building is a really laid out space, while we didn't have food, we saw some of the food being served and it looks amazing. Our beers were really tasty, & hoppy! I had the IPA, my wife the Hazy Pale Ale, which was really hazy and had a slight fruit smell. Next time here we will plan on food!
Came here on a cold, snowy, Friday afternoon. We had amazing service and incredible beers! Food I was super impressed with and that's ok because they are a brewery and not a restaurant. We had the tripel, Pilsner, DIPA, and English strong ale. The English strong ale-Stones Throw was my favorite! Perfect for a cold day with a toasty caramel flavor. Mmm! So good! The others were good too! The Pilsner was actually drinkable and I'm a Pilsner snob because I think most of them are horrendous. Service was superb! There was a huge group that came in right after us and she made sure to check with us about food before taking a huge order-smart and appreciated! And service was attentive without being overbearing. When we walked in there was only one other table occupied. When we left the whole place was full. Seems to be family friendly as well with children of all ages. Great spot!
My hubs and I love traveling and checking out local Breweries. We love the stories and those behind the bar who are passionate about the brews. We didn't really experience that here. We sat at the bar on a Sunday evening. We told the waitress we were first timers and asked about the food and beer. She said she'd eat the tacos but they were out of tacos and walked off never to really acknowledge us again. The guy was a bit more friendly. They don't have flights so we ordered five 4-oz pours. The beer was pretty good, especially the Pilsner. We we ordered a 12 oz of that. We then ordered Mexican bowls. I had the Captain with marinated pork and my hubs had the Hondo with marinated chickpeas. They were both delicious. So good we ordered nachos to try them and they, too, were amazing. To top off the evening, we bought a 12 oz glass for our collection. It's pretty sweet. The food saved this rating from a 3. We really believe if you're a brewery, you should know and tell the stories of the beer. Hence the 4. Would we return? Probably! I mean, I did get the glass
My wife and I stopped in for a tasty beverage and snack. We were greeted by friendly staff and seated; there is a nice upscale pub feel. We tried the chicken and pork tacos, very tasty.
Welcome to Perry Street Brewing, and brewery visit #183 in my travels. PSB is in a cute old downtown sort of area and occupies a corner with a great patio area. We were greeted immediately on walking in and yes, Inslee you fool, they are following your ridiculous mask mandate. Everyone sitting around maskless while people need to wear one to walk 20'. Science right? SMDH. We opted to sit on the patio to enjoy the mild weather while it lasts. Unfortunately PSB doesn't do flights, which I find really odd but they do tasters so I ordered a flight of 4 even though they don't do flights because, well...Be Ungovernable. Starting with the Helles, I found this to have that nice light but slightly malty, bready flavor. The Czech Pilsner was also good, with a nice clean flavor. Hassel Hopfenbombe is obviously an IPA, and the name is undoubtedly a tribute to David Hasselhoff. IMHO David Hasselhoff is way overrated. I said what I said. Fight me... The beer though is quite good. Nice hop aroma and flavor with reasonable bitterness. Nice beer! SWPFTD went with the Oktoberfest, which was a nice mild beer with great caramel flavors. This might be my favorite so far. The summer stout was also a decent beer but didn't wow me. Light chocolate flavors and quite mild. This is really a good descriptor for PSB beers overall, mild. This isn't a bad thing at all because I have been places where it seems like they are trying to hide off flavors under overpowering hops, etc. We both had burritos, and I noticed a trend towards spicy here. I had The Captain with steak. Yes, the spicy crema was a bit too much for me. It was good but I could have done with less spiciness. YMMV of course. I tried to revisit the Oktoberfest since SWPFTD was bogarting hers but unfortunately the keg had blown. Bummer. I went with the Helles instead. Still good. PSD was good overall. The beers were good but the vibe, food, etc all come together. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you!
Came here for a friends birthday. Great atmosphere. Great vibes. The reason I gave them a 3 out of 5 was because of slow service and mediocre menu options. The bears are great. Staff is super nice but for a Saturday they definitely needed an extra body. They also had a happy hour menu but we were never given the menu even though it was time for it. The food was okay. Not much options to choose from. I had the kids cheeseburger. The chips were yummy. I would most certainly come here for the drinks and not the food.
6 months ago
Super fun, casual, modern brewery with indoor and outdoor seating in the Perry district (+ kid friendly + tv's). The food was awesome - some of the best nachos I've had, and the captain bowl was really good + tons of other options. The server we had was incredibly friendly and helpful with recommendations. The vibes are great. read more
Came here as one of our stops on the way to Idaho from Seattle. We enjoyed a few beers and some nachos. The nachos tasted good but didn't have much on them. We were able to sit outside on the patio with our dog. Our server was nice and attentive. This place seemed to have a good location in the Spokane area, as there were other places within walking distance. read more
2 months ago
Another day another independent burger. Today my life long passion of "you cant skip lunch" had me in Spokanes most eclectic neighborhood. Perry district and a little baby crow told me that the Perry Street Brewing burger was a delight. As an avid fan of their brewery i thought to myself have i ever had a burger there? Well the answer embarrassed me so i once again find myself trying a new to me burger from a beloved neighborhood establishment that i have up until today only admired for their award winning ice cold beverages. Well i cant make up for lost time but i can make sure nobody else makes the mistake of not having their burgers or any of the amazing menu of things i witnessed them slaying out from their little kitchen that could or can or could whatever they say. The burger comes stacked with bacon and cheese and a fresh medley of greens. You also get a choice of sauces from a traditional burger sauce to honey jalapeño mayo. All the flavors work well together and the honey jalapeño mayo just might be the best kept secret in Spokanes sauce game. read more
We love this small brewery in the Perry District on the South Hill. Great beer, service and yummy food. You will find them in a historic and trendy neighborhood of Spokane. We think this is some of the best locally brewed beer in the area and try to make it a regular stop when we are in this part of town. They have tasty food items on the small menu, seating inside and outside when weather permits. Street parking only and it can get pretty busy during Farmers Markets or weekends. Come in and say hello, have a beer and a bite to eat, I don't think you'll regret it. read more
6 months ago
Hannah was awesome. The place was really busy and all I ended up getting was some flights of beer and some merchandise. But the conversation I had with Hannah was pretty awesome and we ended up finding out. It's a small world and we have somebody that we know in common. This is my first time here and highly recommended again read more
This is one of my favorite breweries. I love the Perry District! A great place to shop and eat local. We stopped by after the Manito Art Festival for a cold beer. I had the Crazy Hair Day Hazy and it was amazing. I think it will be my go to for summer. We ordered the Papas Quebredas - heaven. Spicy crema over smashed potatoes, pickled onions, green onions, and corn. I highly recommend. A beautiful space right on Perry. Outdoor seating is available during the warmer months. You can even bring your dog on the patio and they can have their own cool bowl of water and rest in the shade. Convenient off street parking and amazing service. Check them out! read more
11 months ago
This is one of my favorite breweries, and not just because we had our first date here and then got married one year later. The tap list is always solid and staff is attentive. The patio is great for relaxing and people watching on a nice day. Their food menu is simple and includes vegetarian options which is a plus! read more
2 years ago
Husband and I decided to try this brewery/restaurant in the Perry district. It was a nice day so we sat outside on the patio but their big garage door was open so the inside seating allowed for an outdoor atmosphere which was nice. There is a bar that people can sit at that faces the street and if people watching is your thing it's a fun place to observe the Perry street action. We ordered beer, of course, it's a brewery. I was just a little disappointed in the beer selection. I like ambers and the closest thing to an amber was a decidedly darker beer than I'm used to. They had plenty of IPAs so hubby was happy. The food they offer is limited to bowls, wraps (more like burritos), a hamburger, salads and, well, I guess you can look at the menu. It was confusing to me but we ended up ordering the burritos; meat and vegetables wrapped in tortillas that were very tasty. As you can see in my photos they don't come with anything else; not that you need any more food, they are huge and both of us took half of ours home. So I could end my review here. The atmosphere was great, food was tasty, the service was excellent, and prices about what you'd expect. But, the one thing that made this particular visit less than pleasant was a group of four very loud very opinionated women with potty mouths. I'm not one to eavesdrop on other people's conversations but theirs was not avoidable with the volume of their diatribe. My ears were burning with all the f-bombs. I know this is not the fault of the Perry Street Brewing and I didn't hold it against them. I only mention it because it detracted from our experience and it made me wish for the days that people held a certain standard of public decorum. read more
I finally made it to Perry Street Brewing, and it's an adorable brewery. Very attentive and friendly staff. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. It's conducive to families, groups, and singles at the bar. They offer a rotating cider and lots of fresh beer. The Svelte IPA I had was perfect. It was everything you want from an IPA but with a lower ABV of 4.7%. So very drinkable for summer loving. They have beer to go too. I tried the Hondo bowl. It was ok. It said it came with a lime crema, but it was a side of sour cream. I was disappointed but hungry and ate it. It came with a tiny to go packet of a hot sauce. Not sure why they didn't have a homemade one or a bottle of Valentina or Tapatío. I'll try something new next time because it was such a yummy beer and fun spot I have to go back. See y'all soon. read more
Just brewery hopping and found Perry Street to be a really nice stop. The building is a really laid out space, while we didn't have food, we saw some of the food being served and it looks amazing. Our beers were really tasty, & hoppy! I had the IPA, my wife the Hazy Pale Ale, which was really hazy and had a slight fruit smell. Next time here we will plan on food! read more
Came here on a cold, snowy, Friday afternoon. We had amazing service and incredible beers! Food I was super impressed with and that's ok because they are a brewery and not a restaurant. We had the tripel, Pilsner, DIPA, and English strong ale. The English strong ale-Stones Throw was my favorite! Perfect for a cold day with a toasty caramel flavor. Mmm! So good! The others were good too! The Pilsner was actually drinkable and I'm a Pilsner snob because I think most of them are horrendous. Service was superb! There was a huge group that came in right after us and she made sure to check with us about food before taking a huge order-smart and appreciated! And service was attentive without being overbearing. When we walked in there was only one other table occupied. When we left the whole place was full. Seems to be family friendly as well with children of all ages. Great spot! read more
My hubs and I love traveling and checking out local Breweries. We love the stories and those behind the bar who are passionate about the brews. We didn't really experience that here. We sat at the bar on a Sunday evening. We told the waitress we were first timers and asked about the food and beer. She said she'd eat the tacos but they were out of tacos and walked off never to really acknowledge us again. The guy was a bit more friendly. They don't have flights so we ordered five 4-oz pours. The beer was pretty good, especially the Pilsner. We we ordered a 12 oz of that. We then ordered Mexican bowls. I had the Captain with marinated pork and my hubs had the Hondo with marinated chickpeas. They were both delicious. So good we ordered nachos to try them and they, too, were amazing. To top off the evening, we bought a 12 oz glass for our collection. It's pretty sweet. The food saved this rating from a 3. We really believe if you're a brewery, you should know and tell the stories of the beer. Hence the 4. Would we return? Probably! I mean, I did get the glass read more
Welcome to Perry Street Brewing, and brewery visit #183 in my travels. PSB is in a cute old downtown sort of area and occupies a corner with a great patio area. We were greeted immediately on walking in and yes, Inslee you fool, they are following your ridiculous mask mandate. Everyone sitting around maskless while people need to wear one to walk 20'. Science right? SMDH. We opted to sit on the patio to enjoy the mild weather while it lasts. Unfortunately PSB doesn't do flights, which I find really odd but they do tasters so I ordered a flight of 4 even though they don't do flights because, well...Be Ungovernable. Starting with the Helles, I found this to have that nice light but slightly malty, bready flavor. The Czech Pilsner was also good, with a nice clean flavor. Hassel Hopfenbombe is obviously an IPA, and the name is undoubtedly a tribute to David Hasselhoff. IMHO David Hasselhoff is way overrated. I said what I said. Fight me... The beer though is quite good. Nice hop aroma and flavor with reasonable bitterness. Nice beer! SWPFTD went with the Oktoberfest, which was a nice mild beer with great caramel flavors. This might be my favorite so far. The summer stout was also a decent beer but didn't wow me. Light chocolate flavors and quite mild. This is really a good descriptor for PSB beers overall, mild. This isn't a bad thing at all because I have been places where it seems like they are trying to hide off flavors under overpowering hops, etc. We both had burritos, and I noticed a trend towards spicy here. I had The Captain with steak. Yes, the spicy crema was a bit too much for me. It was good but I could have done with less spiciness. YMMV of course. I tried to revisit the Oktoberfest since SWPFTD was bogarting hers but unfortunately the keg had blown. Bummer. I went with the Helles instead. Still good. PSD was good overall. The beers were good but the vibe, food, etc all come together. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Fantastic & friendly service. Great food options, the refried beans were delicious. Good beer with a great selection. Dog-friendly patio. Convenient and plentiful parking. Cute & clean location. Appreciated the music playing on the patio, great playlist! read more
Came here for a friends birthday. Great atmosphere. Great vibes. The reason I gave them a 3 out of 5 was because of slow service and mediocre menu options. The bears are great. Staff is super nice but for a Saturday they definitely needed an extra body. They also had a happy hour menu but we were never given the menu even though it was time for it. The food was okay. Not much options to choose from. I had the kids cheeseburger. The chips were yummy. I would most certainly come here for the drinks and not the food. read more
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A little town on the South Hill that is tucked away from the noisy and busy Spokane. With a few buildings that have made it through the years, the Perry District is a cool little place....and then there is the Brewery. I almost did not want to do a review and keep this a secret! Not only are there great beers, but the food is amazing as well. Service was great, prices are very fair. Stop in and visit this neighborhood gem. read more
4 years ago
I frequent this establishment often. I highly recommend for a good time for tasty beer and great food :-) read more
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After eating pizza at South Perry Pizza, the only logical next step is to try the beer at Perry Street Brewing, only a block away and with a great outdoor patio. We all ordered a selection of samplers to get the full taste of beers on tap at Perry Street. When asking for advice, the waiter will shift your attention towards the "IPA", their flagship and Great American beer fest winner. My palate must not be refined as much as the judges because I was not able to notice a marketable difference between the IPA medal winner and the other IPA beers they had on tap, which were all good quality with subtle differences. The most unique beer on tap was the Punktasm, a pale ale brewed with the marboro suave blanc grape skins. I always appreciate creativity in beer making and had not seen this before. It is a wonder that more wineries don't collaborate with breweries. I bet they could learn a lot from each other. After having at least a sip of many of their beers, I think I would order a pint of their Milk Stout if I was going back for one beer. It's a mild, flavorful stout with a noticeable touch of Belgian chocolate. After dinner, I'll skip the dessert and have a South Perry Milk Stout. read more
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These guys have the best beer around. I had the cryo IPA and the juicy brut 6x IPA, both amazing. The charcuterie board was great as well. Kudos to you the brewers. read more
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