Bar
Unclaimed profileJune and Co. Bar
Spokane, WA
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
Research completed 2026-09-10 · Based on current public sources
Editor: Micah Rousey
Review methodology and evidence standardsThe editorial take
This basement-level cocktail bar beneath Europa Restaurant and Bakery works from a classic foundation: Old Fashioneds, Sazeracs, Paper Planes, and Corpse Revivers alongside original signatures with detailed ingredient lists. Wednesday Negroni Night drops the classic to $8 and a featured version to $10. Beer runs from local draft to imports and a Spaghett beer cocktail, and the non-alcoholic section includes spirit-free classics and an N.A. IPA.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Black Dahlia, a customer-praised riff on a Black Manhattan made with butter-washed rye. For a classic, the Sazerac at $12 or the Paper Plane at $14 are both on the current menu. If you want something spirit-free, the Pathfinder Negroni at $9 is a direct non-alcoholic counterpart.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a classic cocktail list with clear ingredient detail, a recurring Negroni Night, and a non-alcoholic section that goes beyond soda. Beer drinkers will find local draft and imports alongside the cocktails.
- When should I go?
- Wednesday for Negroni Night, when the classic is $8 and the featured Negroni is $10. The rest of the week suits anyone ordering from the $12–$15 classic and signature cocktail list.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Classic cocktails are $12–$15, the Aperol Spritz is $11, and Negroni Night brings the classic to $8. Beer is $4–$8, wine by the glass is $8, and non-alcoholic drinks run $5–$9.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A basement-level cocktail bar beneath Europa Restaurant and Bakery with a weekly Negroni Night, a Summer 2026 menu that includes a beverage-themed word search, and a non-alcoholic section with spirit-free versions of classics.
Beverage categories
We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.
Cocktails
A full classic and signature program with detailed ingredient lists, covering Old Fashioneds, Sazeracs, Paper Planes, and Corpse Revivers alongside originals. Wednesday Negroni Night gives the list a recurring, price-promoted anchor. Customers consistently praise the cocktails, and the Black Dahlia is singled out as a standout.
Menu strengths
- — Classic stirred and shaken cocktails plus original signatures, all with named ingredients and prices.
- — Weekly Negroni Night every Wednesday with a $10 featured Negroni and $8 classic Negroni.
- — The cocktails, with the Black Dahlia highlighted as a standout receives consistent praise.
Standout selections
- — Black Dahlia — a customer-highlighted riff on a Black Manhattan made with butter-washed rye.
- — Sazerac — Sazerac Rye, simple syrup, absinthe, and Peychaud's at $12.
- — Paper Plane — bourbon, Aperol, lemon, and Amaro Nonino at $14.
- — Jungle Buzzard — rum blend, lime, pineapple, pineapple oleo saccharum, and mezcal, milk clarified, at $15.
Pricing: $12–$15 classics; Negroni Night $8 classic, $10 featured
Wine
A deliberately light by-the-glass list: Galactica Wine in Cabernet Sauvignon or Sauvignon Blanc, priced at $8. One red and one white option are offered, which covers a basic glass alongside the cocktail program without pretending to be a wine destination.
Menu strengths
- — At least one red and one white wine option are offered by the glass.
- — Galactica Wine by the glass is priced at $8.
Standout selections
- — Galactica Wine — Cabernet Sauvignon or Sauvignon Blanc by the glass at $8.
Pricing: $8 by the glass
Beer
Broader than a cocktail bar needs to be: local draft plus packaged and imported beers including Asahi Super Dry, Czechvar Pilsner, Bodizafa IPA, Miller High Life, Miller Lite, and Rainier Tall Boy. The Spaghett, a beer cocktail with High Life and Aperol, ties the beer list back to the bar's cocktail side.
Menu strengths
- — Local draft beer plus several packaged and imported beers, priced $4–$8.
- — A beer cocktail, the Spaghett, made with Miller High Life and Aperol.
- — Range spans Japanese and Czech imports, regional lager, and an IPA.
Standout selections
- — Local Draft Beer — rotating local draft selection at $7.
- — Czechvar Pilsner — Czech pilsner at $6.; Spaghett — beer cocktail with Miller High Life and Aperol at $8.
- — Rainier Tall Boy — regional lager in tall boy format at $5.
Pricing: $4–$8
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated non-alcoholic section with four named drinks, including spirit-free versions of classic cocktails and a non-alcoholic beer. The Pathfinder Negroni, Crodino N.A. Spritz, Amaro Soda, and N.A. Horse's Neck give the section structure rather than a token option. A recent customer account describes enjoying a non-alcoholic Negroni.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated non-alcoholic section with four named drinks.; Includes spirit-free versions of classic cocktails and a non-alcoholic beer.
- — Priced $5–$9, with the Pathfinder Negroni at $9 and the Amaro Soda at $5.
Standout selections
- — Pathfinder Negroni — non-alcoholic Negroni made with Pathfinder at $9.
- — Crodino N.A. Spritz — non-alcoholic spritz with Crodino at $8.
- — N.A. Horse's Neck — Ritual N.A. Whiskey, All the Bitter Bitters, and ginger beer at $9.
Pricing: $5–$9
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