Yo, you ever walk into a place and just feel that electricity? That’s what Tamarack Public House is all about. Located right there at 912 W Sprague Ave in the heart of Spokane, it’s like walking through a time machine from the late 1800s, man. Built in ‘92, originally by dude named William Settlemeir—now that’s a name!
This place was revived by Leo and Teresa Gonder in 2014, and they really brought the fire; high ceilings, exposed brick, and that craftsman woodwork really screams charm. It’s got this cool, chic vibe. You could be here enjoying an intimate dinner or throwin’ down with the crew.

Picture this: you walk in, and the energy hits you like a mean right hook! Sophisticated but relaxed, just like me after a long day of training. It’s got this elegant feel that fits for corporate mixers or cozy dates. You got two custom bars, a Loft Lounge with a private bar, and an urban courtyard with a water feature. It’s setting the stage for greatness, like stepping into the ring!

Now let’s talk about the food, alright? They do fresh farm-to-table, and trust me, when you taste it, you’ll feel like you just scored a knockout! Whether you’re into hearty dishes or looking for something lighter, this menu’s gonna hit you right in the sweet spot. Pair it with their extensive craft beer and cocktail selection, and you’re in for a treat!

The staff here? Man, they’re friendly and as professional as they come. They treat you like you’re in the ring with Mike Tyson—like royalty! They go above and beyond, making sure you have the best experience without the drama. They handle requests like a champ, always with a prompt and pleasant attitude. You ask for something, ya get it—stress-free, just how I like it!

With the vibe, the food, and the service all blending together like a perfectly orchestrated fight strategy, Tamarack Public House ain’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience. If you’re looking for a spot that combines history with some serious culinary skills, this is your place.
But hey, if you’re craving something different and want another angle to your dining game, check out Valentino Chinese Restaurant. They’re serving up some fire dishes too!