4 Best Brewpubs near Liberty Lake

“Emery’s is quickly becoming one of my favorite places in Liberty Lake! I’ve been three times and the only bummer is that they don’t re-brew their beers, meaning I may never get to taste some of the amazing brews I’ve had there. Their food is darn good as well!“

“Such a cool spot… very good brews, the platings show passion for what’s presented and the atmosphere is awesome… especially in the late spring season… really any time… Cheers… #missiontranquillity 🚙🍺😎“

“You walk into what appears to be a strip-mall brewery, in search of a pint and some merriment with your companions. As you enter, you stand behind a small group of other patrons jovially waiting to order. To the left you find a wall of mugs belonging to patrons of lore. Some are made of simple glass, while others are ceramic, horn, and wood, denoting the prowess of their owners. To the right are couches and some retro arcade games, folk carousing at each. A moment later, the patrons in front of you have finished their order and are headed toward a table further back. Now it’s your turn. You approach the bar and see a that the barman is a cheerful looking fellow with a dark beard and black hair. He asks you for your order and you look at the menu behind him to see what’s available. The beers have names like Green Dragon, Kazaad, and Plainswalker.

You realize you are not in a normal brewery.

Roll for initiative.

Parking: Big suburban parking lot.

Kid-friendliness: Family brewery atmosphere. Kids are welcome, but folks are drinking. Use your discretion.

Wheelchair accessibility: Standard strip-mall door and wide space to tables.“

“We went today to valley location for first time. Quiet atmosphere and the guy was super knowledgeable in the beers and ciders sold. I was impressed as I never heard of a coconut cider (which I loved) and my boyfriend loved the Irish Red beer. Highly recommend and will definitely comeback to get some growlers to take home. Yummmmm. Great experience.“