We landed at Walla Walla airport at 1pm (left the house at 5:30am) so we were hungry and thirsty…read more Lo and Behold! Quirk is Open and has a Great Food Truck - Agapa's serving up Yummy Eats! Quirk has a really good selection of bevvies to whet your whistle. They have IPAs, Stout, ciders, etc... but they also have some Wine too! They don't make wine, but if you are more of a wine person, they offer wine too. So... they aren't just a beer place. They are so much more! Quirk lets you do a sampler tasting so my mom and I tried 3 beers and 2 ciders. The surprising one for me ... the Kolsch! I've had this style by other folks... and I hate it. Quirk's Kolsch however... I found quite enjoyable. It wasn't the funky, harsh, weird after-tasting kind like I had experienced at other places. Theirs is smooth, light and quite delightful. I now stand corrected that I don't hate all Kolsch. Thank you, Quirk for educating me. The 2 ciders we tried were quite tasty too! I really liked the drier one, Fuji Cider. It was not very sweet, it had an apple essence and you could tell you were drinking a cider with alcohol. The Honey Pear Cider was sweeter... more like a fizzy soda so it was dangerous to drink because I could easily pound a few of those and not realize the alcohol content. BONUS: They have a Mexican food truck on-site (Agapa's) serving up homemade eats that are handcrafted with care. Their tortillas are not the regular thin, flimsy store-bought kind. They are Homemade! So good! My mom and I weren't super-duper hungry so we shared the Huarache (I'm sure I didn't spell that correctly.) It's like a Tostada. Quite tasty and filling. All in All... a great spot at the Airport District so I highly recommend you stop in either on your way in or out from the airport.

Great beer, great service. Would have given 5 stars, but the food truck was not open, but on…read morewebsite, says it was open. Had to leave after one beer to get something to eat. Back yard would be a nice area to hang out on a cooler day.

Burwood is a great brewery to stop at in town. The only thing better than their beer is the…read morefriendly conversation with Jennifer while at the bar. This is a great place to stop and grab a pint or 2 along with meeting some of the locals that make this place their first stop on a Saturday afternoon. They don't have food onsite with the exceptions of a few snacks, but their calendar showed several food trucks on various nights. Whether you're a local and haven't been here yet or you're just in town visiting, make your way over to Burwood to try their beer and have a friendly chat.

Friendly place (ambiance) with great service and a fun place to drink. The beer is sooo good, and…read moreon Saturday they have food trucks. Highly recommended.

I've had Blue Mountain cider from a bottle a couple of years ago and on our most recent trip to…read moreWalla Walla I really wanted to make a point to go to their tasting room this time. And so very, very glad we did! I got a rare batch of the cider the toast, a maple bourbon cider which is a limited edition cider. I felt very special getting this cider as it was so very limited and it was fantastic! Love the maple flavor. This proved to be a very unique and delicious cider! Tasting room is pretty cool too. We kicked back on the back patio and enjoyed our cider and the warm weather. Excellent cidery and a must stop if you are touring breweries, cideries or wineries in the area.

The one thing I miss about living in the area. The cherry cider is amazing and some of the best…read moreI've had. Can't wait to visit in the future (and hopefully be able to find this in Arizona one day!)

If you are planning to visit Walla Walla or just haven't been to Shot in the Dark, it is a must…read morestop! My girlfriends and I did a tasting. Wow! not only did we learn about the making of the whiskey I got to try some that were so good. The Apple Pie and Lemoncello were my favorite. The owners were so great and made our experience really fun.

This is craft distilling at its best. Ran by a distiller and his wife, they provide Walla Walla…read morewhiskeys from all natural & ingredients locally sourced. It's definitely worth the trip out to the airport to fin, and taste !!

Craig provided a fun, informative, and delicious tour of the distillery and it's art. I will…read morereturn whenever I am in Walla Walla.

DW Distilling is located in one of the old military buildings. They distill the Brandy on site…read more The tasting room is also a curated mini museum of the airports World War 2 history. Sip some brandy and take in some local history.

If you are flying into Walla Walla... definitely swing by Elegante and say Hi to Doug before…read moreheading to wherever you are going and pick up a bottle or 2 or 6. Elegante is about 1/4 mile or so from the airport. It's super close and easy to find. Doug is a hoot! He is nice and has all sorts of wisdom and stories to share. He once worked on a strawberry farm... his main career was a high school chemistry teacher and athletic director for many many years ...... and now that he is retired.... and has time on his hands... he's enjoying his other passion as a winemaker. We blew in on a cold blustery Sunday morning before our departing flight at Walla Walla. Elegante was one of the few wine tasting rooms/wineries in the Airport District that was open on Sunday morning. (There are quite a few in this area... but not all are open on Sunday.) We tried 6 different reds. All were beautifully crafted. All are 100% of a given varietal. Doug wants the grapes and terroir to shine on their own. We were especially taken with the Cab, Tempranillo and Syrah. Each was an excellent representation of their varietal while being easy to drink. There were no overpowering tannins or acidity. These wines were nicely balanced and had great fruit and earthy flavors but again were not overpowering in any direction. All these reds were reasonably priced at $44 each. He could charge more but he doesn't because he wants people to be able to enjoy really good wine at a reasonable price. Oh! And he doesn't bottle the same varietal every year. Nope... if he doesn't find the grapes he wants that meet his very high standards... he doesn't make the wine. I love that! Someone who cares more about his product than inventory and $$. He invited us back into the production area and the barrel room where we saw barrels marked with "Zin". This is going to be the first time he's making Zinfandel. I'm envious and excited for anyone who gets to try this. Highly recommend stopping in here. It hits all the marks that I look for in wine. It's small production. It's quaint. It's personal. It's really good.

I definitely recommend stopping by and meeting Doug if you are in the area and tasting wines! He…read moreoffers an all red tasting flight, and has a nice variety of wines. When we went, he had all single varietals, which was unique for this area. He also gave us a jock tour of his winery. We really enjoyed our tasting experience!

We arrived in Walla Walla after cold and rainy week in Bend OR. So, just sitting under the trees…read morewith our pup while wine tasting was wonderful in itself. What made the experience even better was Dina. She welcomed us in, provided lots of information about each wine, and provided us with tips about which other wineries we may also enjoy, and even suggested a great place for lunch. We work in the industry, so we appreciated that she had the ability to gauge our interest to determine how much info to deliver on each wine. Our favorites with the Cabernet Franc and the Cabernet Sauvignon. Olivia's favorites were everything in the dog tasting menu,

This absolutely stunning winery displays modern décor that feels both chic and inviting. Their…read moreselection of local wines is excellent, making it a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy in a stylish setting. An unforgettable view.

Favorite summer spot. The Sangria slushy is a must and the wine tenders (like a bartender ) are…read moreamazing. Great service. Drink slushies when the sun is up and stay for some end of week tunes. Well done Plumb!

Went there for some wine slushie's, super nice guy who served us and nice small talk. He was…read morehelpful in choosing which slushy. The mango and sangria he said was sweeter and the rose and other one was not as sweet. We sat outside since it was a warmer day but you could also sit inside. The place was right in the middle of downtown. They also have small snack bites to eat and small warm bites.