SPOKANE, Wash. – Flatstick Pub in downtown Spokane is now open to serve lovers of local brews and mini golf enthusiasts.
The location operates out of the ground level of River Park Square's "M" building. Owners said a grand opening event is scheduled for Dec. 7.
Two door person positions at $17/hour are still available for the Spokane location.
Flatstick Pub has three locations in western Washington, with one location in Seattle's Pioneer Square. The business is owned and operated by Spokane natives and brothers Sam and Andy Largent.
The pub features 30 taps pouring from only independent and locally made beer, wine and cider, as well as games and a nine-hole miniature golf course.
Flatstick Pub also partnered with Seattle restaurateur Ethan Stowell to develop the Spokane location's food menu.
The Spokane location is open to minors until 7 p.m. daily. The pub has a goal to be dog-friendly as well, but they are working out those details.
Giving back to the community is a core value of Flatstick Pub. In 2018, Flatstick Pub donated more than $140,000 directly to local charities and non-profit organizations, including Hilinski's Hope.
Owners say the pub will continue to give back at all locations, including Spokane.