Restaurant
Unclaimed profileCascadia Public House
Spokane, WA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Cascadia Public House runs a serious two-track beverage program. The cocktail menu lists 11 drinks at $11-$14 plus a separate martini section at $13-$14, with base spirits covering vodka, gin, rum, tequila, whiskey, and bourbon. Wine gets equal attention: white, red, bubbles, and house sections span Washington, Oregon, California, Italy, and New Zealand, with glasses from $5 to $18 and bottles from $16 to $64.
- What should I order?
- Start with a martini: the Northwest Lemon Drop uses huckleberry vodka, huckleberry, lemon, and Cointreau, while Smoke & Citrus pairs blanco tequila with Aperol, grapefruit, lemon, and a black salt rim. For wine, the Secret Squirrel Red Blend at $18 a glass or $64 a bottle is the top of the list.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone who wants a full bar and a real wine list in one place. The range of base spirits and the separate martini section suit cocktail drinkers; the by-the-glass spread from $5 to $18 gives wine drinkers room to choose.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $11-$14, martinis $13-$14. Wine by the glass ranges from $5 to $18; by the bottle from $16 to $64. The house Canyon Road pours at $6 a glass are the lowest entry point.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A cocktail list that moves across six base spirits and a dedicated martini section, paired with a wine list that names producers from Washington, Oregon, California, Italy, and New Zealand and prices bottles from $16 to $64.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Eleven named cocktails plus a separate martini section, priced $11-$14 and $13-$14. Base spirits cover vodka, gin, rum, tequila, whiskey, and bourbon, with modifiers including Aperol, elderflower, and Luxardo. The list spans martinis, mules, mojitos, and spirit-forward drinks.
Menu strengths
- — Six base spirits across the list, from huckleberry vodka to Dry Fly whiskey and blanco tequila
- — Separate martini section with three named options at $13-$14
Standout selections
- — Northwest Lemon Drop — $13 — martini with huckleberry vodka, huckleberry, lemon, and Cointreau
- — Smoke & Citrus — $14 — martini with blanco tequila, Aperol, grapefruit, lemon, and black salt rim
- — Blackberry Muse — $14 — martini with gin, blackberry, basil, and lemon
- — Dry Fly Old Fashion — $14 — Dry Fly whiskey, simple, bitters, orange, and Luxardo cherry
Pricing: Cocktails $11-$14; martinis $13-$14
Wine
White, red, bubbles, and house sections with producers including Josh, Washington Hills, Browne Heritage, Secret Squirrel, Vandori, Wycliff, and Canyon Road. Regions span Washington, Oregon, California, Italy, and New Zealand. Glasses range $5-$18; bottles $16-$64.
Menu strengths
- — Producer breadth across Washington, Oregon, California, Italy, and New Zealand
- — Glass and bottle formats for every listed wine, from $5 to $18 a glass
Standout selections
- — Secret Squirrel Red Blend — G $18 / B $64 — the top of the red list
- — Browne Heritage Cabernet — G $13 / B $44 — red by the glass or bottle
- — Josh Pinot Grigio — G $10 / B $33 — white by the glass or bottle
- — Wycliff Brut — G $5 / B $16 — sparkling at the lowest price point
Pricing: By the glass $5-$18; by the bottle $16-$64
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