Half-Price Wednesdays Make This Pizza Joint Dangerous
Downtown Spokane Β· Spokane Β· American, Pizza, Bar Β· Visit Website β
Reviewed April 28, 2026
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Walk into The Flying Goat expecting a craft beer bar and you'll be pleasantly surprised β the wine list punches above its weight for a neighborhood pizza spot. It's short, it's PNW-focused, and it doesn't try to be something it's not. That kind of self-awareness goes a long way.
The list runs 10-20 bottles deep with a clear commitment to Washington State and Pacific Northwest producers, which is exactly the right call for a casual Spokane spot. You're not getting Burgundy Grand Crus here, and that's fine. The anchor of the program is the house Goat Head Red from Townshend Winery β a local producer that gives the list some genuine regional identity. The gaps are real (don't come hunting for RhΓ΄ne varietals or anything from the Southern Hemisphere), but what's here is honest and approachable.
Six to ten pours by the glass in the $8β$14 range keeps things democratic and easy. The glass list leans into the same Washington State ethos as the bottles, so you're not dealing with a disconnect between what's on the menu and what actually lands on your table. At these prices, ordering a second glass before your pizza arrives feels like the obvious move.
Goat Head Red by Townshend Winery β $8
A house wine with actual local provenance is rarer than it should be. Townshend Winery is a legit Washington producer, and at house-wine prices you're getting something with a real story behind it β not a mystery bulk blend in a branded bottle.
Goat Head Red by Townshend Winery
Everyone skips the house wine and orders something with a label they recognize. Don't. This Townshend collaboration is the whole point of the list β a wine made with this restaurant in mind, and it shows.
Goat Head Red by Townshend Winery
If you're here on any night other than Wednesday, and you're eyeing a full-priced bottle rather than a glass pour, pump the brakes. The list is too short to justify a bottle commitment at full price when half-price Wednesdays exist and are very much a real thing.
Goat Head Red by Townshend Winery + D Street Pizza
A local red blend and a loaded house pizza is not a complicated equation β the fruit-forward profile of a Washington red cuts through rich cheese and toppings without fighting the crust. Simple, local, correct.
Wednesday β Half-priced wine bottles all day every Wednesday
π² The Bottom Line
The Flying Goat isn't a wine destination, but it's a pizza spot that actually thought about wine β and on Wednesday, half-price bottles make it an absurdly good deal. Show up, order the Goat Head Red, eat the D Street, and feel good about your life choices.
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