Clinkerdagger Customer Reviews
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Clinkerdagger is a classic American seafood restaurant with a view to remember. Located in the historic Flour Mill building along the Spokane River, this longtime Spokane favorite offers an upscale yet relaxed atmosphere perfect for a pre-show bite or a post-concert nightcap. The warm wood interiors, waterfront patio, and open-view kitchen create a refined but comfortable setting that’s ideal for making any concert night feel like a special occasion.
Clinkerdagger is just a quick drive or scenic walk from downtown Spokane’s top concert venues, making it a convenient and classy pre-show stop. Guests appreciate the efficient service that doesn’t feel rushed, along with the peaceful ambiance—great for conversation before the music starts. The early dinner hours and dependable reservation system mean you can dine without stress and still make your show in plenty of time.
Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable consistently praise the spectacular river views, high-quality seafood (like the Alaskan halibut and crab-stuffed prawns), and attentive staff. Many guests mention it’s their go-to spot before heading to concerts or events downtown. The ambiance is described as “elegant but not stuffy,” and the desserts—especially the burnt cream—are a must-try.
Some diners note that pricing can be on the higher side, especially for entrees. If you're looking for a quick, grab-and-go meal before a show, this may not be the fastest option—though most agree the experience is well worth it. Parking can also be a bit tricky during peak hours, so plan ahead.
Clinkerdagger offers concert-goers a scenic, stylish spot to enjoy fresh seafood and unwind before or after a show—without sacrificing quality or convenience.
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