Friday 9th of December 2011 01:39:26 PM

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This place was excellent. It had the same beer selection as its satellite, the Steam Plant Grill, in Spokane and often something special such as their 300 Bock. The standard pub fare was great and reasonably priced and service was so fast. Let's face it, when your sampler tray is delivered with eleven beers, your sandwich doesn't need to arrive three minutes later. Absolutely no complaints.

Sadly, this location and soon the entire brewery name closed down in 2010.

Tuesday 2nd of September 2008 06:46:10 PM

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Had to stop here they have some beers from the past that bring up such great memories. They also have the first Huckleberry ale I had ever tried. And once I have also brewed my own I now know why they use this awesome berry. Up in Coeur D’Alene this place is awesome just a stones throw from the lake and in the middle of town this place has great atmosphere and the beer is pretty good also. If you like pub food then you’re going to love it even more. The big beer mug outside says it all this is going to be fun. The beers we got to sample 10 different and awesome brews. From a light lager to a dark stout. The Huckleberry did not disappoint nor did the Barleywine. This is a place for both locals and the tourist so at times it can and will be packed. They have outdoor seating if the heat is not there. With a wonderful wait staff who did a great job I was glad to come back after 4 years to see the old place. This was a great stop back then and once again a great stop. Be sure to get a sample tray share the beers then get some pints. They also sell there beers in 12 oz bottles, growlers and kegs. I’ll take a keg of Huckleberry please. Beer line up was as follows: Huckleberry Ale, Centennial Pale Ale, Lakeside British Ale, Pullman Porter, Rockford Bay IPA, Polar Bear Stout, Vanilla Bourbon Stout, Frozen Lake Winter Ale, Scottish Ale, Amber Ale, Golden Ale, Honeymoon Wheat Hefeweizen.