Legends of Fire

Spent an afternoon business meeting here. Very nice selection of cigars, but a bit pricey. Could bring and smoke your own.
Great selection of bar related food. Had the chicken wings, buffalo style and they were very good. Also had the mixed nachos of chicken and beef. Very good.

Really the only place on the Washington side that you can smoke cigars. And that’s is why this place has serious pros and cons.
The atmosphere is laid back on the weekdays but on the weekends it’s a whole different story. Might as well be a nightclub it’s so loud. Not the type of place where you can go to unwind with the friends. There is not much they can do about it though when it’s the only place to smoke indoors.
The Walk in humidor has a decent selection. Mostly name brand stuff so don’t look for anything special. The mark up on the actual cigars though is pretty ridiculous.
Enough of that, let’s talk about the good! The ventilation is fantastic and on a weekday the place is relaxed with a good crowd. The servers will cut and light for you and they are quick to replace your ash trays or see if you need a drink.
I look forward to this place at times but if I’m choosing I recommend the a-​1 smoke shop at the Idaho Washington state line. It is more intimate with a much better cigar selection.

Cigar bar located in Quest Casino on the upper level. Fairly satisfying selection of cigars to choose from and priced reasonably. Bar/​lounge like atmosphere with tables and comfortable couches and chairs. The menu feeds out of one of the eateries downstairs and is overall fair. A nice place to get together with friends in a lounge like setting that isn’t overbearing. I am not a big cigar guy or smoker in general but for me it feels a little retro to be smoking in a bar. A pretty cool place to grab some apps, drinks and smoke a stogie or two and either wind down or up.

I love this Cigar Bar (I only smoke cigars once in a while, never cigarettes) Its so well ventilated! Service is so helpful! The Cigar Room is sick! If you pick out the last cigar in a box usually they will offer you the box. Drinks are good here also! Seats are super comfortable. TV’s up if you want to smoke and watch your sport of choice!

Legends of Fire had been on my to-​do list for ages. The interior is a love-​child of an Oxford library and trendy lounge with all implied pretentiousness. Music plays overhead but the walls absorb all noise; instead of a mesh of voices, every sound is clearly audible and the environment can feel awkward. The ability to buy and smoke a cigar is a great benefit and the aromas are fantastic.
When I sat at the bar, I was given a verbal list of available beers in addition to the scotch and bourbon flights. Three 1oz pours of pre-​determined scotch for $ 20 and any three bourbons under the 15-​year mark for $ 16. I asked for a list of their whiskeys because I wanted to go the bourbon route but they don’t have a list available. I thought to myself, «Am I supposed to scan the shelf for all large font bottles [that is, the only ones I can read] and determine which bourbons interest me?» I don’t think they should advertise a bourbon flight without having a list readily available. Give me a few comped drinks and I’ll simply type it for them.
I decided to grab a cocktail but they don’t have a cocktail menu, either. Fascinating. The only menu available is one for food. I ask for a Manhattan but specifically request that they make it special in someway. Maybe unique bitters (I’ve been wanting to try plum) or a special twist. The bartender told me that they use Makers Mark as their well and asked if I was fine with that choice. I told her yes and she made a Manhattan in the most basic way possible: whiskey, vermouth, angostura bitters, and Moschino cherry. The drink was $ 9.25.
Overall, pretty disappointed. No menus, boring drinks, and awkward environment. If you’re in Airway Heights or, more specifically, at the casino, I’d suggest trying EPIC or the Fireside Lounge where you’re likely to have a better experience. If you’re specifically looking to smoke a cigar then you’ll probably have a great time but their bar is incredibly sub-​par.

This place is fantastic, a first class cigar lounge with great scotch and VERY fair prices. Most cigars are less than a 10% markup from standard retail and the cigars rotate on the regular! There are a few regulars such as ACID Blondie and Kuba Kuba as well as the Gurkha Grand Reserve (Cognac) in glass tube.

When traveling I like to look for nice lounges to enjoy a cigar. In the casino, only cigarette smoking is allowed (ever understood why when they smell much worse and are far more unhealthy).
Legends is a nice, dark, lounge; lots of seating with small tables & leather chairs. They have a wide array of liquor meant to compliment the cigar. I don’t drink so I can’t really help you there, but their humidor is locked, so you’ll have to get one of the assistants to help; she’ll also cut and light it for you. The selection is pretty small, only popular brands (and don’t bother asking for Habanas). Expect to pay a great more than market price: my montecristo no2 was $ 20; normally a $ 10 – 13 cigar.
There aren’t many lounges in Spokane, this one is different worth stopping in for with a couple friends for a smoke and/​or drink!

Awesome cigar lounge in one of the nicest Indian casinos I have been in. The vibe is classic with The Chairman of the Board and other classics playing — except Wednesday which is Latin night. All the bar tenders are friendly and knowledgeable of the extensive liquor selection and respectable humidor. Corey and

Pretty good atmosphere. Paid $ 16 for a flight of whiskey and bourbon and $ 7 for one of the cheaper cigars on the menu. Gets a poor review because of poor service. Plenty of waiters and waitresses but still took 10 minutes until someone took care of us. Then the waiter didn’t even bother clearing the table completely for us. He proceeded to only charge us for the flights of whiskey…+1 star.

We had a girls night out at the Northern Quest Resort and Casino. Legends of Fire was as good it gets. If you’re not a smoker or hate the smell of cigars this isn’t the place for you. It’s a cigar bar for god’s sake. BUT, if you must try this place out but don’t like the smoke, or your friends drag you out, you can sit on the balcony as long as the tables are open. They did a nice job keeping the place low key and classy. The drinks were strong and our server was informative, friendly and very accommodating. I ended up buying a few cigars for my father in law for his birthday! I’m not a big casino person and walking through the game hall was a bizarre experience for me. But I would highly recommend Legends of Fire for a night out!