Extremely extremely extremely underwhelming for a $148 tab…read more The leisurely is an option where the entire table has to participate. They charge you $57 a person, and you share the meal. I felt as if our server should have told us immediately that this was a shared option, but even then to make every person pay $57 is nuts for the portion of food that you receive. We are content creator, so we happen to record every dish that we received. ( the leisurely) First thing they brought out was roasted nuts and marinated olives. (6/10). Some of the olives were hard, but the roasted nuts were pretty good. 2. My wife is allergic to shrimp so they were gonna bring out the grilled ponds but instead the chef decided to bring out brussels sprouts. (2/10). It was awful. I almost gagged legitimately, and my wife felt the same, the brussels sprouts also had a foul smell to them as if they were spoiled. - it was paired with the winter salad. In my opinion, that was the second best thing that they brought out. It was very rich in flavor,colorful as well. 3. They then brought out some pasta. Tagliatelle Pasta. This is the best thing that they brought out. The noodles were fresh and the meat choice ( roast) paired very well and it was mildly flavorful, enough to swing both ways but we'd say it swung in the right direction. I'd give it 8.5/10. 4. They then brought out steelhead trout with couscous and cauliflower with roasted carrots. - I think the audacity to give two full grown adults. A 1/3 portion of fish is quite literally disrespectful. It was so disrespectful until it just made me want to leave even more than I did whenever they brought out the brussels sprouts. The piece of fish itself was not seasoned, but it happened to pair slightly with the couscous and whatever sauce. It was quinoa actually.. (6.5/10) flavor wise. I hate really complaining about food, but this was so underwhelming.. that I may have contested the bill if my baby didn't poop out of his clothes during the visit. I will likely update this review with all of the photos once we upload the video just so everyone get an idea. ---- Overall, we would've been much happier, ordering individual dishes off the menu. I don't want to shit all over this place because I do believe it has potential, but I would not advise anyone to do the leisurely. The couple behind us actually didn't eat any of their food either and they apparently chose the same option and she was very upset so I'm glad that we weren't the only ones. I don't think we will return back to this restaurant. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone either.

Excellent service, creative and delicious food. Will definitely plan to visit next time I'm in…read moreSpokane.

Nectar is one of the coolest spots in Spokane. Thoughtfully designed, knowledgeable staff, and an…read moreexcellent selection of wine. The views are incredible on the patio, and comfy in inside by the fireplace. Great spot!

This is a cool place. It has a very relaxed ambiance. Outside patio has great view of Spokane city…read morealong Centennial Trail path. The young man bartender was engaging and welcoming. The day we visited, he stayed super chill while managing place all by himself with a lot of customers. It is a wine store as well. People stop by tasting and choosing wine with the help of the bartender. He also helped me to find the beer I liked. It is a lovely place to meet friends or just by yourself to wind down the day.

Gail was absolutely incredible!! Seeing her so passionate about her job was truly an honor, she…read morecarefully explained each wine and even provided us with a tour of the cellar which we heavily enjoyed! I was so glad I was able to visit the main location after a tasting at their satellite location. Great afternoon overall!

The best thing is they allow you to bring you own food. The…read moreservice is unbelievable and always with big smiles. The uncinus ambiance with such a history. It is really great atmosphere. They also support local artist that hang their art work that's for sale. The wine is great. Lots of selections.

Such a lovely place to relax, have some amazing PNW wines, delicious appetizers, and catch up with…read morefriends. Met up with a friend and we shared a flatbread appetizer: Cougar Gold cheese, pepperoni, greens, and hot honey. So good! Great wine list. Order by the glass or bottle and there is also a nice wine selection to shop. We sat outside and enjoyed a nice Spring evening. Nice area to sit inside too - very cozy. Everyone is so nice and great service. Located in South Perry with off street parking. Highly recommend!

Looking for a place to drink wine in the Perry District? Then look no further than Pacific to…read morePalouse. Stop in for a glass of wine before your dinner reservation or stay a while and get something to eat. What I like most about this place is that it's cozy. It's like being in your own living room indulging in a drink with your closet friends and family. The couple of times I've been here I've opted for a white wine that was a bit fruit forward. I wish I could remember the name of the wine, although the employees are super helpful and willing to provide suggestions, so you really can't go wrong with whatever you choose. Pacific to Palouse also has a beautiful patio in the back for when the weather is nice or for an event.

In Spokane for the weekend exploring and this spot was recommended by our AirBnB host. What a…read morepleasant surprise! We were lucky to get in for a wine tasting of some Napa wines. Huge selection of wine. The guy that helped us with the tasting was very friendly and knowledgeable about the wine and answered our questions. There were quite a few people there but we still felt like we were attended to. We would come back and try another wine tasting when we are in Spokane again.

I have followed John et al since the days of Grape and Grain. Never disappointed, ever a…read morepleasure.--the best!

I rarely take the time to write reviews, but Lily absolutely deserves the recognition. From the…read moremoment we sat down, she made us feel like the most important table in the room. Her warmth was genuine, her recommendations were spot-on, and she had an incredible ability to anticipate what we needed before we even asked. Lily checked in at just the right moments -- never intrusive, never absent. She remembered details from earlier in the conversation, kept the energy upbeat, and handled a small mix-up with our order with total grace and a smile. That kind of poise is rare. If you're lucky enough to be seated in Lily's section, you're in for a treat. She's the kind of server who turns a good meal into a genuinely memorable experience. We'll absolutely be back, and we'll be asking for her by name!

Always have to start with the service, very good high quality service. Not too much but there when…read moreneeded. We had a group of eight and there was a lot of "not ready yet" which the staff handled with ease. Food came out quickly but mostly all at the same time. We had a few items that came out later but it was reasonable and expected. Ambiance is very nice, simple but elegant. You would feel comfortable coming in dressed up or casual. Let's get to the nitty gritty, the food quality was very good, taste was a knock out. The pasta and sauce was good enough that I was looking for specific tastes so I could recreate it, that's what I hope for in a restaurant! And there was fresh bread, oh how I could wax poetic about fresh bread and so few restaurants are on this very simple add. Dessert - I'm always hypercritical of crème brûle because like bread it's pretty simple ingredients but takes some care, Muzuna's nailed it. All in all you should stop in for dinner and you won't be disappointed!

Cozy bar with a fun bartender. Martinis and mojito. The food we had was all good; truffle fries,…read morecalamari , and lots of fish tacos. We're going to recommend this place to all our friends!

I've given Bistango multiple chances over the years because I enjoy the atmosphere and want to…read moresupport local Spokane businesses, but unfortunately the customer service has been consistently disappointing. Most recently, on a Friday evening around 7 PM, my party was seated near the end of the bar by the restroom area. A server approached me in a confrontational manner and told me to move my chair because it was blocking the walkway. I immediately complied and moved it where he directed. Despite that, he repeatedly pushed and squeezed past the chair in an aggressive way several times afterward and then returned to confront me about it again. The interaction felt hostile, unnecessary, and unprofessional. Unfortunately, this wasn't an isolated incident. On a previous visit, a female server was rude and controlling toward our table, and on another occasion when we were unhappy with a menu item, the response was essentially, "You ordered it, you pay for it," with no attempt to address the concern professionally. The atmosphere is great, which is why we've continued to come back. However, after several visits involving rude and confrontational interactions with staff, it feels more like an ongoing culture issue than a one-time bad experience. I don't expect special treatment, but I do expect basic courtesy and respect. Hopefully management takes these concerns seriously and works to improve the customer experience.

Churchill's is consistently and easily the best restaurant in Spokane. The food and overall…read moreexperience are top-tier and entirely worth the price. The ambiance is wonderful, the drinks are amazing, and the service is even better. I absolutely love their unique, elaborate display of the steak cuts before you order. While I love the chocolate bag dessert, the coconut cake is hands down the best dessert on the menu. Never change, Churchill's!

This is a FANCY steakhouse in downtown Spokane. We came here with a big group…read more I'm not a huge fan of steakhouses because I feel like they are all sort of the same. This one is - classy, expensive, and decadent. The Chilean Sea Bass ($60) was excellent. We also ordered a bunch of steaks, sides, and appetizers - all good. Honestly the best thing about steakhouses in my opinion are the desserts. The Carrot Cake ($12) and the Chocolate Sack ($20 were humongous and bomb - definitely split! The staff are polite and sophisticated.