January 30, 2020

Lil Sumthin' Saloon brings a taste of Texas to downtown Spokane

By Derek Harrison

We recently checked out Spokane's newest tiny bar — Lil Sumthin' Saloon. Read our full story here.
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Lil Sumthin’ Saloon is at 301 W. Second Ave in downtown Spokane.

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