MAMA’S THAIWAY LOUNGE The karaoke is aided by TV screens where both singers and patrons can read the lyrics. There’s also the singing owner, Mama, the namesake of this Broadway Avenue bar. “I sing Thai songs, I sing American songs, ask them,” says Mama. They also feature DJs for your dancing pleasure. 5908 E. Broadway Ave., Spokane • 534-3040 MANITO TAP HOUSE For beer nerds, hop-heads and brew connoisseurs, the Manito Tap House rotates dozens of regional or hard-to-find beers on tap. For the uninitiated, the staff will walk you through a wonderland of ales, porters, pilsners and ciders — there are more than 50 tap handles alone. You should also take note of the certified, in-house cicerone (a sort of beer sommelier) who can help pair together the perfect meal and beer. 3011 S. Grand Blvd., Spokane • 279-2671 • manitotaphouse.com MEZZO PAZZO WINE BAR The mood at this South Hill wine bar, whose name means “half-crazy” in Italian, is warm and inviting. There’s a couch for lounging, seating at the bar, and wooden tables, suitable for groups to gather. The wine list features more than two dozen wines by the glass, including a few dessert wines. The wines are approachable and familiar, consisting mainly of Washington, Oregon and California wines in the $7-$12 per glass range. 2718 E. 57th Ave., Spokane • 8639313 • mezzopazzowinebar.com MONTEREY CAFE Recently celebrating five years, Monterey has a little something for everybody with its karaoke, Thursday ladies night, and late night chow. The cafe is a great last stop where you can enjoy pizza, barbecue, and nachos, surrounded by tropical decor, until 2 am or later. 9 N. Washington St., Spokane • 868-0284 • facebook.com/montereycafe.spokane MOON TIME Moon Time isn’t in the heart of the action in downtown Coeur d’Alene. It’s not full of tourists or bachelorette parties. And that’s why you go here. This Englishstyle pub always has a progressive, prolific assortment of microbrews and damn good food. 1602 E. Sherman Ave., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho • 208-667-2331 • wedonthaveone. com/moon-time
MOOTSY’S Mootsy’s is Spokane’s quintessential rock club. The walls are covered in concert posters, the beer is cheap and the music is almost always loud. But even if a show isn’t going on, swing on by for anything from a craft beer to a cocktail. There are also beer specials, including $2 pints on Friday evenings and $1 PBRs on other occasions. 406 W. Sprague Ave., Spokane • 838-1570
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South of the border cousin of The Elk Public House right around the corner MORTY’S TAP AND GRILLE Happy hour stretches all day at Morty’s from 7 am-6pm, so it’s never too early to start drinking here. Breakfast is surprisingly ElQue_AM 2013_8th.indd 1 8/13/13 good, with no less than six specialty eggs Benedict options on the menu, so start the day with a Bloody Mary, then stay and catch the game on TV. Keep the apps (steak bites!) and drinks flowing, and the next thing you know it’s midnight. 5517 S. Regal St., Spokane • 443-9123 • mortystapandgrille.com
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MY OFFICE A regular den for Cougs of all ages, My Office provides traditional pub food from nachos and hot wings to steak and pasta. Catering to the hungry Pullman bar-hoppers until midnight, you can risk an innovative liquor concoction or munch on a My Office burrito while playing a friendly game of darts or pool. 215 S. Grand Ave., Pullman • 334-1202 • myofficepullman.com NECTAR TASTING ROOM Nectar offers wine tasting, wine by the glass, as well as wine by the bottle. During your visit, you can snack on a meat-and-cheese plate while enjoying your wine that you picked from an iPad tasting menu that changes week by week. 120 N. Stevens St., Spokane • 8691572 • drinknectar.com NYNE BAR & BISTRO nYne is easily one of Spokane’s prettiest bars. The juxtaposition of the sleek glass neon-green bar, exposed brick walls and half-court basketball hoop makes the venue all-at-once classy and laid-back. Enjoy a signature Dry Fly martini, a late-night menu of Angus beef sliders and spicy pork wings, or simply kick back with a beer. 232 W. Sprague Ave., Spokane • 474-1621 • nynebar.com O’DOHERTY’S IRISH GRILLE This Irish pub is about more than beer and good food (though it does have those too). When you walk into O’Doherty’s you are treated like family. Like your family, they enjoy a bit of teasing and embarrassment. Whether it’s your birthday or you want to stand on the bar and sing to put a dollar bill on the wall. If you’re shy, just sit back with an Irish Car Bomb and watch others happily make fools of themselves. 525 W. Spokane Falls Blvd., Spokane • 747-0322 • 10208 N. Division St., , • 465-3511 • odohertyspub.com
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It’s the nation’s only historically preserved steam plant, it’s listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and it’s only in Spokane. 159 S. Lincoln St | 509.777.3900 steamplantspokane.com
We’ll pay for your parking in our lot ½ block N. on Lincoln while you dine!
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THE MOOSE MARKET LOUNGE The Moose Lounge, with its earthy, antique-like decor, hosts frequent events like live music and trivia nights for those looking for some variety in the typical bar scene. The bar also hosts karaoke, with plenty of country and classic rock represented. Try some
Moose Drool if you’d like your drink to match the atmosphere. 401 Sherman Ave., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho • 208-664-7901
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he’ll mix you something truly amazing. He makes his own infused liquors, as well as handmade bar staples like simple syrups. Come back, and we’ll bet he’ll remember your name and your drink. 5620 S. Perry St., Spokane • 448-2383 • lunaspokane.com
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