The residential quiet of the South Hill doesn’t usually hint at a high-end cocktail scene, but the soft, golden glow emanating from the historic windows of Jewel of the North tells a different story.
This isn’t a standard neighborhood tavern; it is a 1906 time capsule that avoids the roar of the city for a more cerebral brand of hospitality.
By focusing on a low-capacity, intimate setting and technical mixology, the team has successfully built an iconic LOCAL SECRET that feels like stumbling into a private Victorian parlor. 🍸🕯️
How Jewel of the North Won the Heart of Spokane
The core of the obsession lies in the bar’s commitment to architectural preservation, operating out of a building that was once the pinnacle of early 20th-century apartment living…