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Spokane

Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Spokane from the En Primeur Club guide.

Accolades in Spokane

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Spokane, United States
Downtown Spokane has 7 venues in our guide. Spokane has 18 bars and 6 restaurants in our guide. The citywide neighborhood counts also include South Hill, South Perry District, Riverside Avenue, North Spokane, downtown Spokane, South Perry, Northside, Browne’s Addition, and Audubon Downriver. Two venues hold a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in our guide. Vieux Carré in Downtown Spokane holds Star Wine List (2026) and serves New Orleans Cajun/Creole cuisine in a restored building with exposed brick and lush green decor. Gander and Ryegrass, Wild Sage Bistro, Outsider, and Cochinito, all in Downtown Spokane, have a wine list. Indicana in South Perry District and Italia Trattoria in Browne's Addition also have a wine list. The Louie, A Davenport Hotel, Autograph Collection, in downtown Spokane, holds Michelin Selected (2025).

Rooms with the strongest wine programs

These rooms stand out for wine lists, with one carrying Star Wine List recognition. Downtown Spokane gives the section its core.

  • Vieux Carré

    Downtown Spokane Cajun and Creole dining in a beautifully restored 1903 building, with a wine list and craft cocktails. The room also carries Star Wine List (2026) recognition, and the setting uses lush green and exposed brick details.

  • Gander and Ryegrass

    This Downtown Spokane room pairs a wine list with craft cocktails, craft beer, and low abv drinks. Gander and Ryegrass is a bar in a historic downtown building. It serves contemporary Italian fine dining. The craft cocktail program rotates.

  • Wild Sage Bistro

    Wild Sage Bistro sits in Downtown Spokane with farm-to-table American cooking, a wine list, and classic cocktails. The room is part of the city’s downtown dining corridor and works with a mix of meats, seafood, and locally sourced ingredients.

Neighbourhood rooms that shape the scene

South Hill, South Perry District, and Browne’s Addition each add a different kind of room. One is Mexican, one is fusion, and one is Italian, all with their own drinks emphasis.

  • De Leon's Taco & Bar #3

    In South Hill, this family-run Mexican restaurant brings scratch-made salsas, house-made tortillas, and authentic recipes from the southern Texas-Mexican border together with a minimal wine program. Tequila and draft cocktails are part of the room, and the bar format sits alongside the kitchen in the south Spokane corridor.

  • Indicana

    South Perry District gives this fusion room its setting, and the cocktail focus is matched by a wine list. The kitchen blends India and Mexico in tacos, burritos, and elevated dinner entrees. It sits on South Perry Street, one of Spokane’s more character-driven commercial corridors.

  • Italia Trattoria

    Browne's Addition is the setting for this Italian room built around house-made pasta and pastries with seasonal local ingredients. The drinks side includes a wine list and classic cocktails. South Cannon Street places it in Spokane’s historic neighbourhood dining mix.

Planning FAQ

Which neighbourhoods have the strongest wine and dining concentration in Spokane?

Downtown Spokane has the strongest concentration in our guide. South Hill, South Perry, Browne’s Addition, and North Spokane also matter, but Downtown is where the clearest cluster of wine lists sits, along with several of the city’s most drink-focused rooms.

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Spokane in our guide?

Spokane has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Two venues hold Wine Spectator Award of Excellence recognition. Vieux Carré in Downtown Spokane has a wine list, serves New Orleans Cajun/Creole cuisine and holds Star Wine List (2026) recognition.

Which venues hold Wine Spectator recognition in Spokane?

Two venues in our guide hold Wine Spectator Award of Excellence recognition. The citywide total is 2, and that count points to a small group of rooms with published wine list awards.

Where should I look for the most serious wine programs?

Downtown Spokane is where the city’s wine lists cluster most clearly. Vieux Carré, Gander and Ryegrass, and Wild Sage Bistro all sit there, and each is listed with a wine list.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

Spokane

Bars

Selected entries from the current guide for Spokane.

Dry Fly Distilling Bar, Restaurant, & Gift Shop bar in Spokane

Spokane, United States

Dry Fly Distilling Bar, Restaurant, & Gift Shop

Dry Fly Distilling Bar, Restaurant & Gift Shop on West Riverside Avenue sits at the intersection of Spokane's craft spirits movement and its evolving downtown dining scene. The distillery's on-site bar puts house-made whiskeys and gins at the center of the drinks program, positioning it as one of the more production-rooted drinking destinations in eastern Washington. A gift shop completes the venue's role as a local spirits landmark.

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Ruins Restaurant bar in Spokane

Spokane, United States

Ruins Restaurant

Ruins Restaurant occupies a North Bank address at 411 N Nettleton St in Spokane, Washington, where the city's independent dining scene has been quietly consolidating around serious, owner-operated kitchens. The name alone signals a deliberate aesthetic, one that positions the room against the polished renovation style dominant elsewhere in Spokane's downtown corridor. For visitors building a Spokane dining itinerary, it belongs on the list alongside the city's other independently minded restaurants.

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Spokane

Wineries

Selected entries from the current guide for Spokane.

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