Post Street Ale House

Great bar food, timely service, excellent televisions and some cute waitresses always helps. All around a pretty traditional and standard bar, but a great place to watch a game.

This is an odd amalgamation of "first date" place, family restaurant, and singles pick up bar. In other words, there's perhaps an identify crisis afoot.

My friend and I were in town for a conference so we stepped in for a quick bite. The server was very helpful--even allowing us to order from the after 10pm menu (half price burgers, etc.) a few minutes before the tenth strike of the clock. She logically stated, "When you get it, it'll be about 10pm."

I like logic!

There appeared to be a good selection of beers on draft. My friend opted for a giant 64 ounce beer that came in a jug and cost about 21 bucks. Given it held 4 pints and came with the souvenir Post Street Ale House amber beer house (this thing was HUGE!), I call that a good deal.

The food was above par and what you would expect from a place called, "ale house."

I enjoyed this restaurant because it had at least a half dozen flat screen tvs and such a great beer selection!  I used my taplister app to find some Boundary Bay beer in the Spokane area and decided to try it after I saw there were three on drought.  I had fish tacos for dinner, three tacos plated around a coffee cup of black bean soup with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of chives.  The tacos consisted of a simple swipe of guacamole and a cream taco sauce, a small piece of fried fish, corn salsa and topped with a sprig of cilantro.  I put a spoon full of beans in the tacos and a squeeze of lime on the fish and then devoured them.  So good!! I would definitely try other things on the menu next time though, the reuben looked awesome too.