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Ambrosia Bistro & Wine Bar
Price: Moderate•Bistro•4.8(317)
Ambrosia Bistro was conceived by Scott and Kara Cook to bring a feeling of downtown to the Spokane Valley. Located near historic Millwood, our inventive cuisine, great selection of spirits and Northwest wines, as well as our attentive staff are all designed to make your visit to Ambrosia a truly memorable one.
We have seasonal patio dining, a full bar, both booth and table seating, and we are fully handicapped accessible. Our flexible seating allows us to accommodate groups up to 45 people with advanced notice. We also offer off-site catering for groups up to 150.Wild Sage American Bistro
Price: Expensive•Bistro•4.8(2,688)Opened in 2006, the first thing you'll experience at Wild Sage American Bistro is the rich earth tones and classic architectural details that make our bistro both relaxing and refined. Walls of windows saturate our interior space with abundant natural light during the day and provide an intimate atmosphere at night. You'll find our three dining areas allow for conversations to flow comfortably yet privately for a wonderful dining experience.
We have designed a menu that allows us to be creative on a daily basis, and work within the limits of what is in season and available. We are always looking for unique ingredients to highlight. Local beef, regional fresh fish, local gardens, heirloom vegetables fruits and tomatoes. We describe our style as “Regionally Sourced Northwest Cuisine”. It just makes sense using local ingredients at the peak of their quality and freshness.
Sorella
Price: Expensive•Italian•4.8(589)Reservations are strongly recommended. Our full service bar has 14 seats and accommodates walk-in's on a first come, first served basis. While there is no dress code at Sorella, we encourage guests to dress smart casual. The music volume in the restaurant is loud with a lively vibe.
We have a 10-minute grace period for late arrivals before your reservation will be canceled. No shows or cancellations made less than 24 hours will be subject to a $25 per person cancellation fee. You are beholden to your party size, your party size (unless circumstances allow) cannot be adjusted. We ask that you do not make multiple reservations with the intent to be seated together.
We do our best to accommodate all guests in a timely manner, please be mindful of your dining time with us.
Reservations are available 42 days in advance at 12:00am PST. We accept reservations for up to 6 guests a la carte. For parties larger than 6, please reach out to us by email at info@sorellaspokane.com.Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar - Wandermere
Price: Moderate•American•4.6(512)Prepare for a unique dining experience that is casual yet memorable. Visit Twigs and you will experience the perfect ambiance, making for a warm and inviting atmosphere. Food will tantalize a variety of palates. Experience your meal with one of our 36 Signature Martinis.
Luna Restaurant
Price: Expensive•Northwest•4.7(1,193)Luna welcomes you to our vibrant, seasonally-inspired neighborhood restaurant that stays committed to supporting our local NW food community partners. We strive to offer our guests an elevated dining experience. Live Deliciously!Osprey
Price: Expensive•Contemporary American•4.7(342)Osprey Restaurant & Bar features New American cuisine and craft cocktails. Pair our delicious blend of traditional and bold flavors with regional wines while enjoying a pristine view of the Spokane River.
Steam Plant Restaurant & Brew Pub
Price: Expensive•American•4.6(434)Welcome to the Steam Plant Restaurant and Brew Pub! This historical building actually functioned as a steam plant between 1916 and 1986, when the last boiler was shut down in December of that year.
Then years later, the old plant was transformed from a dirty, drab industrial behemoth into a cathedral-bright architectural showcase becoming a functional commercial space while maintaining as much history and equipment as possible within the rigid guidelines of historic renovation. Fortunately, the iconic twin stacks continue to lend a uniqueness to the Spokane skyline.
Since reopening in November 2021, the Steam Plant has partnered with Grain Shed Brewing whose beers are made with regionally sourced ingredients. The bar and dinner menus have been updated to showcase local favorites. Prices range from $11 - 16 for shareable appetizers, soups & salads, handhelds, and pizza; entries range from $18 - 38; and desserts range from $9 - 19 for the Steam Plant Shareable that feeds 4-6 people.Clinkerdagger
Price: Moderate•Seafood•4.6(5,247)The tradition has continued for over 40 years at this Spokane landmark overlooking the majestic Spokane River and city skyline. This is the perfect place for a special business or romantic occasion, or perhaps simply a nice getaway for lunch or dinner. This classic American grill artfully serves quality steaks, fresh and innovative seafood with enthusiasm by our experienced restaurant team.
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- SShaneLas Vegas •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoGreat food and great service. Only thing I would suggest is maybe more variety in the meat. Other Brazilian grills, we’ve had the opportunity to try things we have never tried before. Our favorite being Japanese wild boar. Also, bring out the grilled shrimp more! Super yummy !More infoBoiada Brazilian Grill - SpokanePrice: Moderate• Brazilian Steakhouse• Spokane•4.3
- JJoelSeattle / Eastern Washington •2 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoWe enjoy going to Spencer’s! Tonight we had Colossal Shrimp Cocktail and a Steak Kabob appetizer-both were phenomenal! We also had a splendid loaf of fresh Great Harvest Bread! For the main course, my wife had a premier filet mignon steak with a loaded baked potato and I had the seafood special-a WHOLE damn trout! Needless to say, we ended up with lots of leftovers. Bring lots of $$$$. Service is always great-tip well. Come back for more!More infoSpencer’s for Steak and Chops – DoubleTree by Hilton Spokane City CenterPrice: Expensive• Steakhouse• Spokane•4.4
- GGregSeattle / Eastern Washington •11 reviews4.0Dined on Feb 21, 2025Spectacular! Could not have asked for better service. Food was good and a great experience too.More infoThe Melting Pot - SpokanePrice: Very Expensive• Fondue• Spokane•4.3
- TTravisSan Francisco Bay Area •2 reviews5.0Dined on Feb 16, 2025Great appetizers and drink options. Sushi was delicious.More infoWave Sushi Island GrillPrice: Moderate• Sushi• Spokane•4.6
- EElikapeka88VIPSeattle / Eastern Washington •26 reviews5.0Dined on Feb 15, 2025Pure Northwest was a welcome surprise! I love the remodel! The ambiance was wonderful for a ladies valentines dinner. Awesome menu and fantastic service! Support local and head to Pure Northwest!More infoPure NorthwestPrice: Moderate• Northwest• Spokane•3.8
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The home of Bing Crosby, Spokane, Washington, is a diverse community where seafood restaurants and trendy American pubs compete for local attention and diners. Freshly caught mussels from Puget Sound sauteed with shallots and white wine served with French fries in a gremolata seasoning is a favorite on the sunny side of Washington. American fusion dishes like crab mac and cheese, truffle penne, and pork osso bucco are catching on with guests and locals too. As the creator of Father's Day, Spokane has many European restaurants serving traditional meals such as coq au vin with new potatoes in herb butter, arugula, carrots, and a parsnip mostarda. They also serve a diverse selection of rose, white, and red wines, including Pinot Noir, Bourgogne, and Zonin Prosecco NV.
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Frequently asked questions
Healthy restaurants located in Spokane include Anthony's - Spokane Falls, Clinkerdagger and Wild Sage American Bistro
Restaurants with gluten-free options in Spokane are Wild Sage American Bistro, Clinkerdagger and Anthony's - Spokane Falls
Bottomless brunch in Spokane is available at Clinkerdagger, Anthony's - Spokane Falls and Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar - Wandermere
The most romantic restaurant in Spokane is Clinkerdagger
Restaurants in Spokane with a great view include Clinkerdagger, Anthony's - Spokane Falls and Osprey