4 Best Beer Bars in Pullman

“Two brothers running it. Very friendly and helpful. Great food. Bread was phenomenal. Shrimp special was soooo good according to my wife. Cozy and warm atmosphere. Have to try the beer next time. Looks like they have great choices. Hope they continue to add to their menu and keep it dynamic! Love it!“

“This bike shop has a lot of character and the owner, Scott, has even more character. Went there for check in of my new bike and installment of front breaks, left with a fully maintained bike and invaluable knowledge about maintaining my bike. Scott is very friendly and knowledgeable, taught me a lot about my own bike while working on it. Teaching me about how I should maintain my bike and what he's doing while working on it. His prices are a lot better than other places and he's very accommodating.“

“This is my favorite bar in Pullman. It’s a must see for both travelers and locals alike. The cocktails are innovative yet classic and always taste incredible. The staff is kind and accommodating; they work hard to ensure that every guest feels welcome and appreciated. The food is some of the best in Pullman. My personal favorites are the brisket sandwich and the fish and chips; the only time I’ve had any comparable fried fish was in Scotland. Truly an unmatched ambiance with such a classic, yet refined and rustic atmosphere all at the same time. It’s no surprise that this place has stood the test of time.“

“This place has been my husband favorite Restaurant since he was a teen. He loves quality American Mexican food. I loved it since I tripped it in my early twenties, and somehow a decade later they have gotten even BETTER!
The service is amazing, the place feels cozy and somehow fancy yet casual. It's very clean, and wheelchair accessible. Though I would recommend having an assistant because the ramp is steep, the parking is a little tight but average for Pullman, and the bathroom is a bit hard to access for new wheelchair users.

Overall an awesome place to eat!

Parking: A lil strange but plenty

Kid-friendliness: I recommend a booth for kids. Have the good shot on the inside not they are more comfortable and have pretty art on the stays themselves that they Emily looking and touching.

Wheelchair accessibility: Very smooth of a tiny bit step ramp with stable metal rail and handicap parking. You can just fit a manual wheelchair between tables and carpet is smooth. Doors are a little cumbersome but smooth opening.“