Yes :-) Stefan's review (May 23rd 2006)

The Kid’s got Moxie

Moxie is located right across from the swanky Davenport Hotel. The menu boasts some of the best Euro-Asian inspired meals that I?ve tasted in the Inland Empire.
This time around I had the hot and sour soup. Often when I get hot or sour anything I find it to lack a certain level of hotness or sourness that would necessitate being named after either of those tastes. But I was pleasantly surprised as Moxie?s hot and sour soup was both hot and sour. It was so hot that I actually was a little sniffley. But that?s what I?m looking for when I order something that is labeled as hot.
I also enjoyed the teriyaki beef I ordered. The beef was very good but I did pass up the duck because I wanted some of those, not yet world famous, Moxie mashed potatoes.
The potatoes were fantastic as always and don?t pass up the meat loaf without a strong consideration.
Overall Moxie does it all well, balancing between strong and delicate flavors.
As I am trying to get back to my fighting weight I had to forgo dessert. This is a tragedy.
Expect to pay about 20-40 dollars per person. It?s all worth it.
So what?s the dish?: Moxie is dishSpokane?s favorite Euro-Asian style restaurant. They do it better then just about everyone here in town. The service is great. Moxie is an all around well run restaurant.

Yes :-) Cheri Hollenback's review (Jul 18th 2006)

I was invited to Moxie’s for lunch today and what a treat that was! At my friend’s recommendation, I had the Kobe Beef & Portobello mushroom burger with Bleu Cheese, the second half of which I’ll savor for dinner (a testament to portion size). Their French fries are slightly larger than shoestring potato size, crisp and marvelously seasoned (parmesan cheese, chili powder & ????). My friend had a wonderful stir-fry dish with steamed rice. We both had to pass on dessert, but next time, we’ll start with that!

Yes :-) T-Bone's review (Aug 9th 2006)

I try to find an excuse to be in downtown Spokane a few times a month. I usually make my way into Moxie for dinner and have always been pleased. My favorite meal was a sea bass special with crab cakes, broccolini, and an avocado sauce. Very tasty. Throw a tasty red blend and a couple of friends in the mix, and times are good. I tried Moxie for lunch last week and had a hard time choosing my meal, the menu reads well and I am confident that it is all great. After some serious thought, I decided on the Kobe Burger, it wasn’t the Kobe beef that won me over, it was the applewood smoked bacon, bleu cheese, and the demi, yes demiglace on the burger, tasty veal reduction mixing with the juice from the perfectly cooked burger. If you can’t tell, I was very happy. Once again thank you for a great meal. Highly Recommended!

Yes :-) Ian Gorton's review (Aug 24th 2007)

Visiting Spokane and saw your site, eventually selecting Moxie. Good choice, and reviews here are a pretty good guide. had some szechuan green beans, which were tasty (a few overcooked) with a great sauce. Northwest Paella was a curious mix of risotto and paella, but it worked well, with some excellent seafood scattered around. And these folks can definitely cook duck!

Finished with a surprisingly light banana caramel torte, which disappeared in seconds. Pleasant end to a pleasant dinner – need to try somewhere else tonight!

Yes :-) Ashley's review (May 8th 2008)

Moxie is another one of the best restaurants here in Spokane. I especially love their asparagus appetizer and they have delicious bread too. And the french onion soup…to die for.

Yes :-) Barb's review (May 10th 2008)

Moxie was wonderful…our party had the Feta cheese small plate – excellent and plenty for 4 to share for an appetizer. Then meatloaf…chicken risotto, teriyaki flank steak, and farm salad….All were excellent and beautifully presented. We will be going back for dinner and lunch. Service could not have been better.