Four-Eyed Guys Brewery

Small store front brewpub in a strip shopping center on the north side of town a few blocks from Bellwether. Place had a new-agey feel to it, with a small bar opposite the entrance that seats about 5, and a few counter and table seating options. 11 beers on tap. Very personable, and knowledgeable bartender. I did not try the food.

Located in north Spokane with a somewhat small tap selection. Selection was a bit limited as well. The beer was good, but nothing really sets it apart from other available options. Employees seemed nice and willing to engage customers. Vibe was fine with a bunch of plants.

Discovered this place by happy accident while walking to Bellwether. Pretty new on the scene, its' a small store front operation. small bar and a few table. Some food available. Nothing stood out, but defintely worth a stop if beer ticking.

I stopped in at Four-Eyed Guys a couple weeks ago while visiting a friend in Spokane. It's a hip little joint -- a brewery plus coffee roastery / coffee shop. The taproom is eclectic and welcoming with plants hanging and the fermenters right out in the open; I dig the vibe a lot.

When I was there, they had 10 beers plus four ciders. The variety is interesting with a couple sours, a few IPAs (including a banana IPA!), watermelon gose, PB&J sour, and a couple of lagers. The banana IPA and PB&J sour are surprisingly good -- I would definitely order that banana IPA again, it just worked really well. i wasn't blown away by the other IPAs or the Vienna lager, but the watermelon gose and key lime sour were decent as well.

They were pretty busy when I was there so service was not lightning-fast, but the staff were friendly and I had a good time.

really cool addition to the scene here on the north hill, tiny little spot with modern bohemian sort of decor, lots of plants and a sort of artistic eye to the place, a garage door wide open in the front on a nice day, a little mini patio there too, some well spaced seating adjacent to a very humble couple of barrel brew system, and just a walk up bar with a small menu of house beers and some snacks too, which actually looked pretty good but i didnt eat. i had time for the tart apricot and their pils, neither of which blew me away but both showed a lot of potential and some ambition in the brew house. some refinement is needed, but also this is totally forgivable given how new they still are and the urgency to get some revenue going during pandemic times. the service was outstanding, personal and friendly, and it made up for relatively average beer. they seem to already have built a loyal following, and i will go back here for sure and try some more of their stuff. i like the vibe, the small size, the funky space, and it seems like they are poised to take it to the next level of beer quality pretty quickly. keep your eyes on this little operation...