Land of Hops

Washington’s beer industry is uniting to remind you of the state’s brewing prowess

Lisa Waananen
| Jan 15, 2013

When volunteers gathered at Paradise Creek Brewery in Pullman last December to help put the growing brewery’s beer into bottles, the caps pressed onto each container were intended to do more tha

Fresh & Tasty Blog

Barrel Riders

With 11 beers on tap and peanuts on the floor, Northern Ales is brewing up deliciousness in Kettle Falls

Carrie Scozzaro
| Jan 15, 2013
MORE FOOD

Bar History

Uncovering the storied past of the Park Inn, one of Spokane’s oldest restaurants

Nathan Brand
| Jan 08, 2013

Boards, Waves and Pizza

Did’s brings a taste of spring break to North Division

Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
| Jan 08, 2013

Resolution Eating

A registered dietician tells us how eating can make us better people

Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
| Jan 03, 2013

New Brew

Tricksters Brewing delivers tasty beers to a Coeur d’Alene crowd that’s ready for them

Mike Bookey
| Jan 03, 2013

Everything You Ate

A look back at a tasty 2012

Mike Bookey, Leah Sottile
| Dec 27, 2012

Dashing Through the Suds

We go in search of hard-to-find winter beers so you won’t have to

Lisa Waananen
| Dec 11, 2012

Bread and Spice

Michlitch’s is conducting a wheat-free experiment in the International District

Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
| Dec 11, 2012

Liquid Knowledge

Good Spirits makes the case for the boutique liquor store

Mike Bookey
| Dec 05, 2012

Revision in a Cup

The new-and-improved Revive takes a simple but high-quality approach

Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
| Dec 11, 2012

You Will Eat Here

Chef David Blaine’s Central Food is out on its own in Kendall Yards, setting the tone for one of Spokane’s newest neighborhoods

Leah Sottile
| Dec 05, 2012

Double Order

Sandpoint rolls out two new sushi restaurants

Carrie Scozzaro
| Dec 05, 2012

Soup Rules

When the weather gets nasty and your mood sours, get yourself some soup

Leah Sottile
| Nov 20, 2012
10 THINGS TO EAT BEFORE YOU DIE

A Brownie for Everyone

Boots serves up a grown-up, sophisticated update of a childhood classic that will make you swoon

Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
| Oct 09, 2012

Eureka!

Gordy’s Black Vinegar Snapper is a shock in all the best ways

Leah Sottile
| Oct 09, 2012

Standing Out

Americans are still weird about eating duck, but Wild Sage wants to change that

Mike Bookey
| Oct 09, 2012

Tastes of Agrestic

How a sitcom introduced me to the cuisine of India

Leah Sottile
| Oct 09, 2012

Winning Entry

I don’t always eat crab, but when I do, it’s from Seasons

Carrie Scozzaro
| Oct 09, 2012

Back to the Earth

Masselow’s bison rib-eye is an experience in dining and life

Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
| Oct 09, 2012

So Much More Than Soup

Why Bangkok Thai’s Tom Yum continues to baffle me

Krista Yep
| Oct 09, 2012

Re-Imagining a Classic

Nectar’s bacon-wrapped meatloaf combines comfort with fine-dining

Matt Zambito
| Oct 09, 2012

House (Not So) Secrets

One of Casper Fry’s most talked-about dishes was never meant for the menu

Luke Baumgarten
| Oct 09, 2012

Destination Dining

Elkins makes the journey to Priest Lake worth the car (or boat) ride

Mike Bookey
| Oct 09, 2012

Wash it Down

The 10 things to drink before you die

Inlander Staff
| Oct 09, 2012
 
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