Clinkerdagger

621 W Mallon Ave, Spokane
(509) 328-5965

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MTTori

Got there early for reservation. Not a problem, our table awaited. The staff could not have been more accomidating. Enjoyed the meal and the service. 2nd visit ever and will be on our "go to" list! Drinks were super!

Julie

My friend and I met while working at Clinkerdaagers in the 1980's. They had very high standards. It is so refreshing to see the restaurant and staff still do. It was so lovely to have such an extraordinary view of Spokane, eating delicious food and being in such a relaxed atmosphere. One of my favorite restaurants in the city.

Renee

Our reservation was for 6:30pm. Food took a really long time to come out. Server got one of our guests order wrong. One dessert never came. They were out of Mahi Mahi.

Nikelie

We had a lovely time at Clinkerdagger. The food and ambience was nice, but the service of the staff was what made it extra special. Our waiter was absolutely wonderful!

Joshua

Food was good, wouldn't say it's on par with the price. The service was atrocious. Didn't offer appetizers, didn't offer dessert, didn't offer a new drink once it was empty, checked on table 1 time without prompting.

Sheri

Always great service and the food is amazing! Love the garlic focaccia they serve and the Parmesan crusted chicken!!

Tammie

Our food was delicious and the service was great. We came for our anniversary and our server told us happy anniversary a few times which was very sweet

Catherine

Spokane's beloved Clinkerdagger's has become a mediocre restaurant at best. Besides the River, and Spokane's downtown views and the lovely historic building -which are fantastic, the food has become uninspiring and dull. We both ordered the 9oz tenderloin filet that came with mashed potatoes and asparagus. Overall I'd rate the dish as DRY. The asparagus was grilled. Nothing was added to enhance the flavour or appearance. The same is true for the mashed potatoes. Just a lump of dry mashed potatoes. The steak was very middle of the road and also dry. Overall the meal presentation lacked, well, a appealing presentation.. This was a $60 steak dinner. For me presentation sets the stage along with the server's introduction to you. Ours didn't bring bread -we had to ask for it after our meal was served. Going to Clink's use to be a wonderful experience not only for the ambience but also the food. This was a very expensive dining experience for us and will probably be the last time we go there. The place could also use a good scrubbing. Especially all that old greasy looking pewter plates on the walls and the art. I don't like to be negative and typically don't write reviews if I'm not happy with a meal. Clink's seems to have let go of all intentions to be the CUT ABOVE RESTAURANT That they once were. SAD

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 3

Lorey

Nice fine dining experience. Great service/staff. Dining area felt a bit crowded and noisy. Food was wonderful, facilities were very kept and clean. Would definitely recommend!

Kristina

Clinkerdagger was absolutely wonderful! The view overlooking the water was truly stunning and made the whole evening feel extra special. We ordered the prime rib and it was phenomenal—perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Their wine selection was impressive as well, with plenty of great options to pair with our meal. The atmosphere was romantic, cozy, and perfect for a date night. We had such a lovely experience and will definitely be coming back!

Ben

Food, service, and ambience are all exemplary, and there are items on the menu that are distinctive (almond-crusted scallops) or simply done unusually well (Key lime pie).

Shawn

It was Thanksgiving, so it was hectic. However, the food quality and service were as good as we could have hoped. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a high-quality dining experience with a stunning river view.

Cassandra

Our female server was outstanding. Unfortunately, I didn't get her name. We had a group of six and our food was delicious. We loved our table by the window.

Michael

Out-of-town company joined us for dinner at Clinkerdagger. They had come to Spokane to explore future assisted living options. My wife and I wanted them to get a view of Spokane Falls while we dined. I requested a window table in the reservation. Upon arrival, I was informed no window tables were available for our party. After we had been seated in a corner area across from the window tables, an assistant manager came to our table to inform us that another party of 6 had cancelled its reservation and offered to move us to a window table. Of course, we accepted his offer and we were moved to a table with a great view of the falls. The food as usual was great and our server was very attentive. Take a hospitality lesson from Clinkerdagger, all you Spokane Downtown restaurant owners!

kolby

Best prime in Spokane thus far and only place we have found with lobster. Kudos to the cook. The establishment is beautiful and view amazing.

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