Steam Plant Restaurant & Brew Pub

Steam Plant Restaurant & Brew Pub is a restaurant in Spokane, Washington. The establishment features a diverse menu including handmade pizzas, handhelds like the Bistro Burger and French Dip, and entrees such as broiled salmon and garlic shrimp pasta. The menu also offers various starters, salads, and small bites, including locally sourced French fries from Washington. The restaurant is highly regarded by the community, maintaining a 4.40 rating from 1,927 reviews.

The restaurant is housed in a historic structure originally built in 1916 as the Central Steam Heat Plant. This steel-reinforced concrete and brick facility once provided heating to over 300 buildings in the central business district, ranging from the South Hill to the south bank of the Spokane River. Following its closure in 1986, the site underwent a historic renovation by a specialized design-build firm to transform the industrial plant into a bright architectural showcase. Notable features of the original plant include two 225-foot tall smokestacks that have been part of the Spokane skyline for over a century.

Located on South Lincoln Street, the restaurant is situated near West 2nd Avenue. It is a short walk from the Bing Crosby Theater and the Fox Theater, and is located close to the Danil's Ghost Bike memorial.

The business maintains well-documented information online, ensuring that their details are easily accessible to the public. Their digital presence is well-optimized, making them easy to find through search engines.

With its unique historic atmosphere and diverse culinary offerings, Steam Plant Restaurant & Brew Pub remains a prominent fixture of the Spokane dining scene.