Unique spot with an incredible burger!…read more If you are passing through Wallace, you have to check out The Fainting Goat. What a cool spot to get a uniquely delicious burger! I ordered the French Onion burger, and while I unfortunately forgot to snap a picture before diving in, it was amazing--smothered in rich sautéed onions, a generous slab of melted Swiss cheese, and creamy mayonnaise, all served with a side of rich au jus for dunking. Truly delicious from the first bite to the last. The decor gives the place so much personality, right down to the unique bathroom setup! You step up a couple of steep steps behind the door, and the sink is made from half of a wine barrel--definitely a fun first for me. On top of the great food and ambiance, the staff was exceptionally nice and welcoming. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town!

Wish I could give it six stars. Worth traveling to Wallace just to eat here. Lunch today--cowboy…read moremac-n-cheese and cobb salad. Friendly service, great vibe and atmosphere. And don't miss a stroll past the beautiful homes on Cedar Street. Also grab a coffee later at Blackboard Market a couple of blocks away.

A great spot in the small town of Deary. There are several wines to choose from and some beer for…read morethose opposed to drinking wine. The folks that run the place are great- they provide great service and they add great conversation and personality to your experience. We really enjoyed this spot and we will be back!

Nice relaxing place...good they have agreement with the butcher shop next door for food...read more

Incredible Wine selection. The staff is very knowledgeable and will totally help you out with a…read moregood pour if you can just describe what you like in a bottle. Very friendly and super hip vibe with talkable volume to chill music. I love this place!!

What an amazing place. Super clean and modern inside, with a homey feel…read more The host, Sam, came and sat at our table a while to talk and give suggestions. He does that for all the guests, we realized as the night went on. The red wine we had, can't remember the name, was excellent. We paired it with a wonderful olive and hummus dish. It came with some yummy rosemary crackers for the hummus. The vibe and ambiance were wonderful. Even the music selection, mostly instrumental, was perfect. It was such a great evening for us at Lola's. We'll be back for certain.

Great little spot in downtown Moscow. We attended a WSU game and got here hoping we could get some…read morelate dinner and drinks. Clara was on point with food and drink recommendations, service was excellent. Would definitely come back.

I honestly couldn't believe this place was in Moscow--it looked and felt like something straight…read moreout of a design magazine or a high-end spot in Portland or Seattle. From the moment we walked in, the space took our breath away. The mural behind the bar is a masterpiece on its own, and the lighting, layout, and attention to detail made the atmosphere feel upscale yet inviting. We ordered a cider flight that came beautifully presented, and each pour had its own unique character. The food was equally impressive--our starter (a creamy cheese spread topped with candied nuts and roasted peppers) was rich, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the fresh baguette. Every detail from presentation to flavor was dialed in. This is one of those places you don't expect to find in a small town--it completely elevates the dining and drink scene here. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates great ambiance, good food, and thoughtfully crafted drinks.

The wine is good, the building is beautiful. Where else can you get wine and go visit a beautiful…read morecustom candle and gift shop at the same time?! Knowledgeable owner and great service!

I love this place! They have the most knowledgeable wine staff in the area. The new location is…read morerustic, warm and beautiful with a huge selection of different wine options to choose from. They offer almost 600 wines by the bottle and a variety daily by the glass with regular tastings featuring different wines from all over the world. Not a wine drinker? That's OK since there are several beer and canned cocktail options to choose from. They even have cigars! Stop in and have a glass of wine and cheese plate with a friend. It's also dog friendly!

I am changing a review I did some months ago on this business. Back when I reviewed it I had…read morereceived poor service and attitude from the owner. Well things are 180 degrees from then and I want to say the service is very good now even for people that don't know how to use electronic menus. The feeling is very warm and welcoming. They have a fine selection of wines and the atmosphere with old wood floors and old brick walls makes it very comfortable to sit and enjoy an appetizer and glass or two of wine. It feels like that old neighborhood gathering place (Cheers style!)

This place is SOOOO cute. I went with a girlfriend, super chill atmosphere, dark, mellow. The…read moreowner was also our server and she really knows her cocktails. Absolutely delicious and we had the charcuterie plate which was fabulous. Will definitely go again.

Tucked away in downtown Spokane, this is a great spot for girls' night or date night. It's cozy and…read moremoody in all the right ways. The espresso martini flight is a must if you like espresso martinis!

Didn't have any food, but love that my favorite hotel chain had a bar and restaurant in Pullman…read more Good beer selection, and the bottles were on point if you like a mixed drink.

We stopped in for a quick bite and a drink and ended up having such a memorable experience, thanks…read moreto our bartender Paula. We ordered a couple of appetizers, sodas, and beers--and everything hit the spot. But what really made the visit special was Paula's energy and hospitality. She made us feel like guests in her home, not just customers at the bar.

What took me so long to come in, I don't know! So glad I finally did, even if it was brief…read more Server helped walk us through the wines, I know very little about wine so it was nice to have someone guide us through making some selections and be able to sample before buying a glass. Also tried some Sake which was sweeter than what I normally go for, but I enjoy trying something I wouldn't normally order. They have a solid menu of charcuterie, cheeses, salad, sandwich's, soup, and appetizers. We only tried their take on a deviled egg, but the components they used leads me to think I'd enjoy the rest of the menu. Lots of seating between bar, tables, and couches. DJ was playing vinyls with artist changes every song which was a great listen. Was a quick stop for us, so I look forward to coming back and trying more.

They have the best wine selection here and always love the music. Food is always tasty as well.read more

I had a birthday party to attend. Well two actually; a friend and my wife's, happy coincidences and…read moreall. Both being held at the same spot, 4:45p on a sunny Thursday. This is the story, it is not really about wine.. I crested the drive up to Stellas on the hill, truck's RPM held at 3000, four vehicles pass on the left exiting (3 full of ladies with short cropped white hair and the 4th a black Maserati entitled to the center section of the narrow twisting mountain road), edging my wheelbase close to the drop off on the right side. I arrive to Stella's on the hill to a 3/4 full parking lot. And (angel's singing) a prime spot opens up to my right, 3 more silver pumas leaving in a Lincoln Navigator. I pull in as they exit. An attendant comes up to my window informing me "we are at capacity", but 5 cars just left in the last minute I question, "yeah we are not letting people in" he replies. I explain the significance of both birthdays; "yeah that sucks for you man.." That's (shitty errhmm cough cough) fair, I think to myself, a business does have a right to refuse service. I text my spouse, and tell her I will have to abscond from the parties. "Dude it's hot and I had the worst wrap ever. Super nice view but you really aren't missing anything. If it wasn't for Dr Phil and the Enablers (the band), I would have already left." She tells me, and informs my retreating vehicle that I should grab a couple tables at Wine House. A short drive later, I park in the lot for Jimmy's down the street, the sign says I will be towed but 'Jimmy wouldn't do that' I mouth to myself. Wine house was 70% full with a private event being held in the interior space, NOT AGAIN I think. But the owner, sensing my confusion, politely ushered me out to a partially shaded double table in the front. My wife and 7 friends arrived minutes later. We had wine and ate little cheeses. The server even offered to replace my $15 Graham Beck South African bubbles with a $5 brown bag beer free of charge. Thinking, incorrectly, that I had wanted the bargain mystery beer, and not a light effervescence of brut wine dancing in my mouth, as I sat in the sun. We watching other parties on dates, 30-somethings having 'girl dinner', maybe an interview dinner for a nanny (?); it was a very fine evening. The wine was good. The owner of Wine House was attentive and visited the table twice, which was a nice touch. The crowd was good, sociable and attractive. Also they let me sit, while Stellas' didn't even let me park after 5 cars left. And Jimmy didn't tow me.

Friendly service, lovely atmosphere, delicious wine and super fun tasty nibbles!! The pesto and…read morechicken flatbread is phenomenal, as well as their charcuterie board. Love coming here with the hubs for date night!!