BUILT FOR GATHERING

craft & gather is a neighborhood restaurant built around good food, good drinks, and genuine hospitality.

we believe meals are better when they’re shared and service is better when it’s thoughtful. that means quality ingredients, attention to detail, and a team that cares about how you feel while you’re here—not just what’s on the table.

craft & gather is a place to slow down, connect, and enjoy the moment. whether you’re joining us for a casual meal, a drink at the bar, or time on the patio, we aim to make it comfortable, welcoming, and worth coming back to.

no shortcuts. no pretension. just a place to gather, people who care, and a standard we’re proud of.

Family playing cornhole toss game outdoors, with adults and a child enjoying sunny day and drinks, under a blue sky with some clouds.

HOURS

monday - CLOSED
TUEsday-friday - 3-9 PM
saturday 12-9pm
sunday - 12-8 pm


leashed dogs allowed on the patio. not on the lawn.

VISIT

we are mostly a walk-in place but do take a few reservations each day for groups up to 8 guests. you can make those here

for group bookings of 9+ visit our group bookings page.


you can view & join the waitlist here.

HAPPY HOUR

3-5 daily : 50% off well spirits, beer & glasses of wine.

wine wednesday's: half price wine glasses and bottles* all night.

these specials are for dine-in only, *some bottles may be excluded.

A crowded restaurant or bar with people sitting at tables and socializing, multiple TVs on the walls showing sports, and a bar area with bottles. The room has dark walls and ceiling with overhead lights.
Deep-fried banana fritters served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream topped with chopped nuts and chocolate syrup.
A close-up of a layered burger with lettuce, tomato, fried chicken, and cheese, all inside a shiny bun, placed on a piece of paper with a faint postal stamp.
A cocktail glass with a layered drink, topped with a layer of foam, on a dark table in a dimly lit setting.

Our Story

craft & gather opened in 2017 from a shared vision between longtime industry veterans and friends darrin sander and keith spragg, who believed spokane valley deserved a place where great food, local craft drinks, and genuine hospitality could come together.

the two were looking into the idea of doing a place together when keith, visiting family back home, came across an old clubhouse at the shuttered painted hills golf course. the building wasn’t designed for a restaurant—but it had character and potential. a call to darrin turned the idea into a partnership, and craft & gather was born.

built with a shoestring budget and a lot of sweat equity, the space has grown year after year—patios, lawns, and thoughtful upgrades shaped by the people who gather here. today, craft & gather reflects its community: a place to connect, celebrate, and feel at home.

A silver ornamental bull skull with horns.